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Meanings of voice concern in English

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Usage of voice concern in English
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His vicious attacks on other leaders who dared to voice concern cowed opposition.
The Guardian
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Some voice concern he might seek to impose a peace deal on them if talks fail.
Reuters
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Some took to the site's discussion forums today to voice concern over Amazon's access to their reviews.
Wired
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Kraehenbuehl also met representatives of the Taliban to voice concern over the tactics employed by the hardline Islamists.
Reuters
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Last month, it blocked the widely read news portal The Malaysian Insider, prompting the United States to voice concern.
Reuters
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The Supreme Court had ruled that Bandaranayake's removal was illegal, prompting the United States and United Nations to voice concern.
Reuters
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Following two recent high profile officer-involved shootings and acts of violence, the Kansas sector of the movement wanted to voice concern.
Ebony
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Israeli critics of annexation have voiced concern it could increase anti-Israeli violence.
Reuters
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The U.S. government has also voiced concern about militias being given weapons.
Reuters
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It also voiced concerns about reduced competition in semiconductors used in cars.
Reuters
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Workers have voiced concerns that fatigue levels are putting safety at risk.
Radio NZ
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They also have voiced concern over Russia interfering in another American election.
Radio NZ
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Republicans particularly voiced concerns over the extent of a paid leave program.
Reuters
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The debate has become highly politicized, and many scientists have voiced concern.
Reuters
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Vince Cable: Brooks voiced concerns his stance on News Corp's BSkyB takeover.
The Guardian
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Sixty-two percent voiced concern their towns could be ceded to Palestinian jurisdiction.
Reuters
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