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Meanings of say publicly in English

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Usage of say publicly in English
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Wisely, Mr Ahern and Mr Blair had little to say publicly afterwards.
The Irish Times
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Cerberus and Chatham did not say publicly what the event was.
Reuters
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The video prompted several women to say publicly that Trump had groped them.
Reuters
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EU leaders say publicly they are hopeful of breaking the impasse on both issues.
Reuters
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The automakers have little to say publicly about the crisis.
Reuters
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That runs counter to what drug executives and bankers are willing to say publicly.
Reuters
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Clayton said he was limited in what he could say publicly given the ongoing review.
Reuters
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All she will say publicly is that she wanted children but it just didn't happen.
The Guardian
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Police only say publicly they are investigating how the canisters are being taken into parliament.
Reuters
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They seem to be able to say publicly, 'We are communicating and we're making offers.'
Radio NZ
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And more big companies and investors will say publicly it's time to make guns safer.
Reuters
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You can die. Mnangagwa has also had his say publicly through the release of statements.
The South African
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I say publicly, because this damned Gillis has probably involved me with the police already.
Murder in the Gunroom
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I don't have anything to say that I wouldn't be prepared to say publicly she said.
Radio NZ
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Doctors say publicly that this is because there is no scientific proof that alternative medicine actually works.
The Irish Times
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It took real guts for her to come out and say publicly she is a gay woman.
The Irish Times
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