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Significados de revealing details em inglês

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Uso de revealing details em inglês
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This was despite the confidentiality surrounding the case which prevented either party from revealing details.
Radio NZ
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The tabloid followed up by revealing details of Mr Bezos' text messages to his lover.
News.com.au
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A police spokesperson addressed the media last week, revealing details from the autopsy on the pair.
The South African
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A police spokesperson addressed the media in May, revealing details from the autopsy on the pair.
The South African
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Would part-time workers shy away from revealing details?
The Irish Times
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The move made headlines, with Mel revealing details of the argument to Kyle and Jackie O.
News.com.au
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This month the Beijing Times quoted an "insider" as revealing details of the rape.
The Guardian
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Mr Vanunu recently completed an 18-year-jail prison term for revealing details of Israel's secret nuclear weapons programme.
The Irish Times
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Sony got in a bit before Microsoft, revealing details of its PS5 console in October last year.
News.com.au
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United will soon be canvassing shareholders and supporters and revealing details of possible sites for a new ground.
The Irish Times
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On Tuesday, Ecove released a statement revealing details of its confidential 'Design and Construct' contract with builder Icon.
News.com.au
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There are no revealing details about his character; his name hardly even comes up in other cult members' testimonies.
Underground
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The reason was to stop him revealing details of her financial misdeeds, the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun has reported.
The Irish Times
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The site reported a string of high-profile scoops, consistently revealing details of Apple's product plans all through the mid-2000s.
Wired
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An 18th century jail book revealing details of English prostitutes sent to Australia is to be auctioned in London.
Radio NZ
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Idle was not supposed to be revealing details of the show, but he seemed too excited to hold back.
The Guardian
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