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[spoh-kuhn] / ˈspoʊ kən /




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GMP said it had spoken to officers at all 45 polling stations, none of whom received any reports, other than from Democracy Volunteers.

From BBC

"If young children are spoken to one-to-one and people show them interesting things, that develops the seeking system to make them explore and make the most of the world around them," Cooper said.

From BBC

The agents involved in the shootings have not spoken publicly, but a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security defended Good’s shooting, saying the agent acted in self-defense.

From Salon

The BBC has spoken to several Ukrainian drone companies who say they have been approached by Gulf states for help, but have not yet been given the green light by the government in Kyiv.

From BBC

"We met on Forthlin Road / And wrote a secret code / Never to be spoken."

From BBC