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call for

verb as in demand; entail

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Fed governor Miran’s public call for clarity is no empty commentary — it highlights the structural risk embedded in today’s world: policy without transparency.

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It called for India's government to "publicly reaffirm that press access at diplomatic events held in India must respect gender equity".

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He had separately called for such protests to be postponed after the terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester last week, which killed two Jewish people - urging demonstrators to "respect the grief of British Jews".

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It calls for Hamas to disarm and for the formation of an interim government to oversee Gaza, as well as an influx of international troops.

More recently, the president called for the rapid trial and execution of the alleged killer of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

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