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briefing
noun as in preparation by informing of facts
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Example Sentences
"I've certainly been waiting in anticipation for my briefings this morning — which show that there's been no injuries," she told national broadcaster ABC.
Streeting denied he was planning to challenge Sir Keir and hit out at a "toxic" culture within No 10, although he said he did not think the PM was behind the briefings.
She is “vile,” several reporters told me after the press briefing.
"We were deeply dismayed by the lack of seriousness shown by some executive colleagues during this critical period, including persistent briefing against others and the leaking of confidential information."
She also stood by her decision to front almost all of the daily briefings and her government's "precautionary" approach.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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