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seriously

[seer-ee-uhs-lee] / ˈsɪər i əs li /




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Health Secretary Wes Streeting said he takes the concerns of bereaved families "extremely seriously" after acknowledging trust had been "damaged" around a promised Leeds maternity care inquiry.

From BBC

"We have to take this very seriously. We have to shake hands eye-to-eye, person-to-person, and to discuss what is best for the US and Brazil."

From Barron's

And he will want the poor judgements of his uncle confined to the royal archive alongside the other crises that have seriously damaged the public standing of the monarchy.

From BBC

The polling company says the report "has generated a very unusual number of queries" which it takes seriously.

From BBC

It was seriously flawed but that made the manner of the win all the more laudable.

From BBC