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preach

verb as in speak publicly about beliefs

verb as in lecture, moralize

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The Methodist preacher preached on the first and third Sunday, the Baptist preacher on the second and fourth.

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"All that the newspapers and television programmes were full of was where the Duke's horses were running, where David Sheppard was preaching and what Mrs Dexter was wearing," bemoaned Trueman.

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"There is no point professors preaching from on high. We need farmers themselves to show others that this does not necessarily mean a drop in income."

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Large employers have been making deep cuts to white-collar jobs, with many executives preaching a leaner approach to their businesses.

The young immigrant wanted to know how Vance could preach for the removal of nearly 18 million immigrants?

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