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hear from

verb as in get word from

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The force has asked anyone with information to come forward and is interested to hear from anyone with information about a stolen car.

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“Every time the case is recalled in the papers,” she would say, “I seem to hear from every maniac in the country.”

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"We hear from men who were diagnosed late, whose lives may have been saved if they'd been screened or tested earlier. We also hear from a lot of men who have suffered incontinence or impotence because of treatments they had," said Mr Hobbs.

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The direction of the artificial-intelligence trade perhaps hinges most on two individuals — and Wall Street is about to hear from one of them.

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“And why you did not hear from us, year after year, not even on your birthday?”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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