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public life
noun
public service as an elected or appointed government official.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of public life1
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Catherine, who is making a gradual return to public life after her cancer diagnosis last year, is trying to find the right balance as she fully returns to public engagements, according to royal sources.
After his resignation, Bauman disappeared from public life for several years.
The Supreme Court ruling brought strong criticism from the transgender community and their supporters that they were being excluded from public life.
There was a very different feel to the event compared to last year, when there was feverish interest in the return to public life for Princess Catherine after her cancer treatment.
Yet this victory comes with an asterisk: In a concurrence, Justice Clarence Thomas—joined, alarmingly, by Justice Brett Kavanaugh—launched an assault on civil rights law that would devastate disabled Americans’ ability to receive an education and participate in all aspects of public life.
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