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speak to

verb

  1. to address (a person)
  2. to reprimand

    your father will speak to you later

  3. formal.
    to give evidence of or comments on (a subject)

    who will speak to this item?

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Solo exhibitions at public venues around the country followed: “Love Song” at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, in 2013, “Speak to Me” at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center in 2017, “Like a Hammer” at the Denver Art Museum in 2018 and “I Was Here” at the Des Moines Art Center in 2019.

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Feeling a bit homesick, she would speak to friends and family on Skype.

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While I don’t think playing two roles says anything about Lively’s character, I do think playing these roles in this film continues to speak to an admirable level of fearlessness, which Lively had to have to enter into a huge, public legal battle knowing that the court of public opinion rarely, if ever, favors a woman.

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And while I don’t think playing two roles says anything about Lively’s character, I do think playing these roles in this film continues to speak to an admirable level of fearlessness, which Lively had to have to enter into a huge, public legal battle knowing that the court of public opinion rarely, if ever, favors a woman.

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Prince Harry looked upset, it seemed a cry from the heart when he said that his father "won't speak to me because of this security stuff", even though he didn't know "how much longer my father has".

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