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going public
noun as in initial public offering
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Example Sentences
Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong was Stewart’s guest and announced that The Times would be going public over the next year.
Amorim dropped Rashford for last season's league derby against Manchester City at the Etihad later that month, going public with his concerns over the efforts he and team-mate Alejandro Garnacho had put into training.
Despite going public with his allegations against Perry, Dixon said he fears that the producer “will be able to continue doing this without any major consequences.”
Omdahl also wrote about how the "unpredictable consequences" and stress of going public with the illness had led to him holding off making an announcement.
The singer, who was announced on Tuesday as one of the acts on the bill at September's Radio 2 in the Park music festival, added that she was going public with the diagnosis in order to help her to process it, and also to show solidarity with others going through something similar.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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