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publicly

[puhb-lik-lee] / ˈpʌb lɪk li /
ADVERB
candidly
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In 2018, Jinxin Fertility Group, based in Sichuan and publicly traded in Hong Kong, purchased a chain of fertility clinics in Southern California whose doctors already had a substantial Chinese client base.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since the invasion, almost all of Russia's mega-rich have stayed quiet, and those few who have publicly opposed it have had to abandon their country and much of their wealth.

From BBC

The lawsuit also underscores a familiar dynamic in entertainment: allegations often surface long after the alleged misconduct, when plaintiffs feel they have enough distance or support to speak publicly.

From Salon

The government's indemnity scheme allows art and cultural objects to be shown publicly in the UK which "might not have been otherwise because the cost of insurance would have been too high".

From BBC

"It is one bad thing to humiliate Saudi Arabia. And it is another much worse thing to humiliate Saudi Arabia publicly. And that's exactly what they did," he said.

From Barron's