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speak out

verb

  1. to state one's beliefs, objections, etc, bravely and firmly
  2. to speak more loudly and clearly
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see speak one's mind ; speak up , def. 1.
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The governments of Australia and New Zealand have spoken out in support of their countries' film industries.

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I also take strength from the rising tide of foreign leaders who are speaking out against Trump and his hostile regime and for democratic values and principles.

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Harris says the character of Sister Agnes - a nun who speaks out during a crucial moment in his fictitious conclave - was a "vital" creation.

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The announcement came as Mr Buffet spoke out against President Donald Trump's tariffs, telling investors that the US should not use "trade as a weapon".

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He also spoke out against a 2008 Nebraska ballot initiative that won approval and banned affirmative action in public education and employment.

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