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publicly

[puhb-lik-lee] / ˈpʌb lɪk li /
ADVERB
candidly
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Yet rather than handle it professionally, they took it too far—publicly embarrassing him and using his removal as a marketing tool.

From MarketWatch

The White House hasn't commented publicly on the report, but made it clear that it plans to work with Rodríguez for the foreseeable future.

From BBC

Stokes has backed McCullum, who has also been publicly supported by Key.

From BBC

Court documents filed this week show that the companies are finalizing settlements in lawsuits in which families accused them of not putting in enough safeguards before publicly releasing AI chatbots.

From Los Angeles Times

To qualify for a publicly funded attorney, defendants must show they lack the means to fund their legal case.

From BBC