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inform

[in-fawrm] / ɪnˈfɔrm /


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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said there was "absolute coordination" between state and federal officials in response to the violence, urging people to stay "calm and informed".

From BBC

He has so many specific thoughts on all of this that that really helped inform what my approach was going to be.

From Los Angeles Times

Garden is concerned Fortune Brands is rushing into a mistake with its leadership after announcing Banati just one day after Fink informed the company that he was leaving.

From The Wall Street Journal

By combining direct examination with informed reconstruction, they mapped out how nerves, blood vessels, and air passages likely fit inside the skull.

From Science Daily

Half of Scotland's 32 councils pulled out of the census following concerns about a lack of informed consent and worries over the anonymity for pupils.

From BBC