How To Use Come forward In A Sentence
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A teenager, scarred for life when she was bottled in the face in a nightclub row, is pleading for witnesses to come forward.
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As well as financial contributions, the group is urging volunteer gardeners to come forward or offer donations of gardening tools and equipment.
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Far too often the only children who come forward for the children's Liturgy of the Word are the children of the catechists themselves.
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ANYONE who can only come forward when they know no one can disprove what they claim should just keep quiet.
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One of the main provisos of getting it re-opened was to get 15 qualified lifeguards to patrol the popular spot but none have come forward despite applications closing today
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He appealed for anyone with any relevant information to come forward.
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The civic society is appealing for people connected with the colliery to come forward with recollections of life at the pit.
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Motioning aside the other people in the room, the doctor signalled to me to come forward.
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The hereditary king of Hawaii is calling for 100% pure-blood Hawaiians of noble descent to come forward and form a new government.
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While some female staff lined up to support him, others have come forward alleging similar treatment by him.
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On the basis he had realised all of the assets and these would be used to cover his fees, there had been no point advertising for potential creditors to come forward because there was nothing in the pot for them.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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Now she is asking for anyone who can help to come forward.
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Police have issued an urgent appeal for witnesses to come forward and were at the scene on Thursday looking for forensic clues.
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They are the real heroes of this story by finding the courage to come forward.
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Anyone who can remember anything that may help police are asked to come forward.
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I wait to see whether an even more venerable Caledonian diver will now come forward.
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The meeting heard that despite the site being up for sale for some time no company had come forward with a view to using it as a commercial development.
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In 1986, there was a nationwide appeal for anyone who may have seen Joan to come forward.
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Now she is asking for anyone who can help to come forward.
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She backtracked as fluently as she had come forward, declaring that she could not remember any examples, and then proceeding to brush off the whole thing.
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A new environment, in which patients will not hesitate to come forward for diagnosis and treatment at any health facility, must be created.
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Since then more and more circumstantial evidence, much of it detailed and plausible, has been discovered as more alleged victims have come forward.
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Payment for councillors might also persuade more working-class representatives to come forward.
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Witnesses are too scared to come forward.
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Detectives are still investigating, and have set up an e-mail address to encourage further witnesses to come forward.
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The wife of a Bolton man who was kicked to death as he walked home from his birthday celebration has made a tearful appeal for her husband's killer to come forward.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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For those who claim to possess moral and spiritual values in reserves greater than their counterparts, why not come forward and confront the problem in an open and transparent manner?
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Because of the media attention we would have expected an objective witness to come forward by this stage.
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She released pictures yesterday showing her disfigured face in the hope that witnesses will come forward.
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This way any victims previously too scared to come forward can get justice.
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The news has stunned war veterans in the city - and has sparked an urgent plea for more volunteers to come forward.
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Police say a party was under way in a first-floor flat at the time and are appealing for guests to come forward.
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If and when points come forward the group meets to discuss and decide appropriate action.
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Theseus: Come forward. Let us finally see who is the greatest warrior in all of Greece.
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The surprising effect which had been produced by small means, in 1745 – 6, animated their hopes for more important successes, when the whole nonjuring interest of Britain, identified as it then was with great part of the landed gentlemen, should come forward to finish what had been gallantly attempted by a few Highland chiefs.
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Sometimes when copyright on a film expires, all sorts of stakeholders come forward.
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We're hoping that a sponsor will come forward with the extra money.
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So far, only one candidate has come forward.
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Ben, I want whoever's responsible to come forward.
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Witnesses are too scared to come forward.
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No witnesses to the accident have come forward yet, despite the police's appeal.
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Today, his team announces its full review of the case and is appealing for new witnesses to come forward.
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Whoever carried out this attack would have left the scene with bloodstained clothing and we appeal to people's better nature to come forward.
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People come forward from the audience and they tell us very clearly how they feel.
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Yet many could be disappointed if more men fail to come forward.
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A pot of sorghum beer is placed in the center of the room with numerous reed straws, and participants come forward to partake.
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Their identity is known, but the public has been urged to come forward and help the authorities garner enough evidence to persuade local magistrates to impose tough anti-social behaviour orders upon them.
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Dont confuse yourself, learn to take a clear stand, either come forward and accept that Taliban's version of Shariat is True Islamic Shariat and you support what and how they are doing and implementing that version of shariat in Swat.
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It is thanks to this committee that many new sponsors have come forward.
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Payment for councillors might also persuade more working-class representatives to come forward.
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Police appealed for witnesses who may have seen the man in the city centre to come forward.
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A few recalled memorable collective punishment: a whole class getting caned, one by one, for substandard academic performance, or because one miscreant declined to come forward.
Archbishop wrestles with doubts on school paddling
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Today, his team announces its full review of the case and is appealing for new witnesses to come forward.
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They want any witnesses of the accident to come forward and help them with their inquiries.
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They hope vital witnesses may come forward before term finishes on Friday.
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Witnesses have come forward and given certain tidbits that we piece together.
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There will be several servile sycophants who will come forward as ‘White Knights’ to regain their lost positions.
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The holder of the €1 million lotto jackpot ticket sold in Sligo has not yet come forward to collect the winnings.
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Detectives yesterday continued their hunt for a hooded man seen fleeing the scene and appealed for a young couple who may have seen him fleeing to come forward.
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Motioning aside the other people in the room, the doctor signalled to me to come forward.
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Today, his team announces its full review of the case and is appealing for new witnesses to come forward.
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Police have now issued a picture of Mr Goldman in a bid to get as many witnesses to the crime or the immediate aftermath to come forward to help them in their investigations.
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The news has stunned war veterans in the city - and has sparked an urgent plea for more volunteers to come forward.
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Police have conducted a house-to-house inquiry, and are asking anyone who may have seen the girls walking along the street with the attacker to come forward.
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Detectives today urged the tenant of a York bedsit where two men were found bludgeoned to death to come forward.
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So far, only one candidate has come forward.
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This would encourage the victims to come forward and do much to bring an end to this type of despicable organised crime.
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Police are appealing for Blackburn clubbers to come forward after a serious assault near a town centre night club.
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No witnesses to the accident have come forward yet, despite the police's appeal.
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Last night Charlotte begged anyone who had a copy of the footage to come forward.
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When the pastor asked if anyone would like to come forward and receive Christ as their Savior or just to rededicate their lives to Him, Adam went forward.
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It is hoped that in their absence, other scientists will come forward to champion science against religious obscurantism before masses of people.
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A pot of sorghum beer is placed in the center of the room with numerous reed straws, and participants come forward to partake.
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Thousands more victims were too afraid to come forward.
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Then in their own self - interest they will come forward and be more responsive.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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Police said he was likely to have attacked others too embarrassed or ashamed to come forward.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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Where was the desire to come forward and get the job done?
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More than 160 people have come forward to allege abuse at the home.
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Community Beat Officer Tracy Finn said police had devised an ultraviolet marking scheme to tackle the problem, but they need more people to come forward and pick up the pens to make it a success.
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The Sub-Committees will co-opt members as required and in this regard will also welcome people who wish to come forward and offer their services.
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If defaulters don't come forward, they will face charges and the public ignominy of being named.
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The three men also face the prospect of paying restitution, although no injured parties or victims of the crime have come forward, meaning a fine is unlikely.
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Probably it would be the most unreligious person in the village who would come forward to kill the tiger.
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They have also urged two passers-by who may have witnessed a man and girl near the scene of the incident to come forward.
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Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward, including a lorry driver who may have been involved in the incident without his knowledge.
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Nobody has yet come forward with any information relating to the girl's death.
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The three men also face the prospect of paying restitution, although no injured parties or victims of the crime have come forward, meaning a fine is unlikely.
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I am appealing to any witnesses to the accident to come forward.
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The parents of the youths involved are unapproachable and witnesses are too afraid to come forward to give evidence.
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Castrol Limited have come forward to sponsor this cricket extravaganza.
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There are musicians with strong voices who are articulate and intelligent and who I know in private have no stomach for war who have not come forward.
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We are also making additional inquiries where people appear to have undeclared tax liabilities but have not come forward.
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By 1920, there remained only six of these unfortunates left unnamed, and the decision was taken to publish their photographs in national newspapers in the hope that some family member would come forward.
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He appealed for anyone with any relevant information to come forward.
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It has not been said why the unidentified woman took so long to come forward.
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Mary, how long did it take for them to come forward after the end of that trial and to learn that one of their own witnesses had lied?
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Transport police are hunting the culprits and appeal for anybody who saw what happened to come forward.
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One of the large problems that besets the information security practice is an understandable reticence among the victims of cyberattacks to come forward and share the experience with the rest of us.
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The daughter of a woman killed in a hit-and-run accident has called for the driver to come forward.
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This question will come forward at the next session.
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Gemma deserves justice from the community if people can only be brave enough to come forward.
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The Revenue has given individuals, who put undeclared income in insurance products to come forward and make a voluntary settlement within the next six weeks.
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Nonetheless, if I hear a client tell a staff member to "f-off" or utter some other such bilious vituperation, I'll inevitably feel compelled to come forward and ask for an immediate remedy.
Vet's view: Please don't shriek at the office
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The religieux smiled, turning and waving his brothers to come forward.
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Many people suffer from the disease, and it was very brave of him to come forward like this, especially because of, like he said, the terrible stigma attached to it.
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Witnesses have come forward and given certain tidbits that we piece together.
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The prime minister opined that banks should come forward to help the farmers who are in distress in some form other other.
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We're hoping that a sponsor will come forward with the extra money.
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James Player believes the problem of conmen preying on the elderly and vulnerable could even be more serious than the figures reveal - because many who have been targeted are ashamed by having been conned so easily and do not come forward.
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The answer, he argues, are cash bounties to encourage whistleblowers to come forward.
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The people who were with him are totally innocent but if they don't come forward then they are harbouring a criminal and part of this crime.
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Being an optimistic bunny, I really hope that the mayor will come forward with a transport strategy that does not prioritise car drivers at the expense of everyone else.
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Health authorities in Kildare have launched a fresh appeal for the mother or father of a baby girl who was abandoned last April to come forward.
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Today, his team announces its full review of the case and is appealing for new witnesses to come forward.
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A police spokesman said: ‘We are hoping that this offence will be detected and people will come forward with the name of the offender or offenders who have desecrated this grave.’
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He also appealed to residents to come forward with whatever information that might assist police in their investigations.
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Max appealed to the community to come forward with information that could assist police in their investigation.
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While some female staff lined up to support him, others have come forward alleging similar treatment by him.
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So, we thought the best thing to do, given the information that had come forward in unanswered questions, I asked the state law enforcement division to look into it, McMaster said on CNN's American Morning.
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Although O'Malley continued to come forward McLeod delivered all of the important shots, hitting him with rights and lefts.
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‘Even if all dormant account holders come forward en masse to claim their money, the outflow of funds would not have a huge effect on the banks,’ he said.
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We are encouraging witnesses to come forward.
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The group wants users or potential users of the car park to come forward with more ideas.
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Single people have every reason to come forward and declare that they are entitled to a discount.
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They also urged the public to come forwards with information in case they came across corrupt government servants.
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Women have come forward with their stories about upskirting.
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Thus, several companies have come forward with protective gears referred to as armors to provide full protection from injuries.
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Robert's widow, Sharron Johnston, 44, has made a tearful plea for anyone with information to come forward.
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Police in Swindon are urging residents to come forward with clues to help snare vandals who sprayed racist graffiti on walls in Old Town.
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It is vitally important that witnesses and possible victims feel confident to come forward.
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Detectives said they received an earlier mystery call from a man who gave a false name and address, and reiterated their appeal for him to come forward and talk in confidence.
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A new environment, in which patients will not hesitate to come forward for diagnosis and treatment at any health facility, must be created.
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More than 160 people have come forward to allege abuse at the home.
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There will be several servile sycophants who will come forward as ‘White Knights’ to regain their lost positions.
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While some female staff lined up to support him, others have come forward alleging similar treatment by him.
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The Village Voice has written four stories about Schoolcraft's tapes, which have led both cops and victims from other precincts in the city to come forward and corroborate his claims with similar and disturbing reports about the NYPD's lowballing or hiding crimes.
Len Levitt: Schoolcraft in a Psych Ward: Who's the Real Crazy One?
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Government officials in America have realised that cosmetologists - a term that includes hairdressers and beauticians - could be a vital link to encourage women and children who suffer domestic violence to come forward.
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They want any witnesses of the accident to come forward and help them with their inquiries.
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But if we improve the profile for adoption and encourage more prospective adopters to come forward, social workers will find their hand is strengthened.
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Detectives are hoping witnesses will come forward.
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Police today appealed for two other passengers in the Mondeo, who took no part in the attack, to come forward and shop their friend.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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A number of pieces of evidence have come forward to strengthen that.
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The person or parties responsible for this terrible tragedy have yet to come forward which leads officials here to wonder who the next target is, if there is one.
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I always wondered Jake did not come forward and claim his money and beat them, but I reckon he was glad to get rid of them even at the sacrifice of his fortune, and between you and me, it was whispered sometimes that Jake had _money deposited in New York, that no one but himself_ knew anything about.
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If so, please come forward and talk to us.
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A police officer said: ‘He was a known absconder, so people are worried that if they come forward they might be in trouble for helping or harbouring him, but we just want to solve this tragic mystery.’
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‘What we should be doing, rather than castigating anyone or laying blame is encouraging people to come forward and show civic spirit,’ he said.
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The director motioned to me to come forward.
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Like the career that had eluded me, the One had still to come forward and make herself known, my very own Eris.
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Greater Manchester Police have put a team of detectives on the case and are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Sgt Desmond appealed for witnesses to the crime to come forward.
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She said officers were following several lines of inquiry in connection with the incident and appealed to anyone who thought they had been a victim of crime, or anyone who had witnessed a crime in the area, to come forward.
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He urged the public to come forward with information - in confidence if necessary - to help the police to continue their crackdown on drugs.
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Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
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The police have reassured witnesses who may be afraid to come forward that they will be guaranteed anonymity.
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Police officers re-enacted the crime in an attempt to get witnesses to come forward.
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If so, please come forward and talk to us.
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As soon as people travelling with small children are asked to come forward, there is a sly shimmy towards the door, which quickly turns into a total scrum as people are asked to proceed according to boarding-card number.
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Taking yourself out of the picture helps shift you away from an egocentric perspective and allows the other images in the dream to come forward.
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More witnesses have come forward in the past week providing officers with new lines of inquiry.
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In the closing titles it reported that a woman had come forward after his execution to confirm his alibi, although by then it was too late.
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Muslim ulama should come forward with their frank opinions on this issue.
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Today, his team announces its full review of the case and is appealing for new witnesses to come forward.
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The director motioned to me to come forward.
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It is vitally important that witnesses and possible victims feel confident to come forward.
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Appealing for the offenders to come forward, the chief superintendent said: ‘It appears Mr Greenidge was attacked by people who knew him’.
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Maybe there are one or two more in the woodwork someplace, threatening to come forward.
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It was only when the former home help saw an appeal for the winner of the three-week-old jackpot to come forward that a cupboard rummage produced the winning numbers.
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Somebody might have given him a lift and is afraid to come forward thinking they have done something wrong, but they have not.
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Now she is asking for anyone who can help to come forward.
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A woman who claims she was abused as a child in a council-run care home, has come forward after reading the shattering accounts of others reported in the Yorkshire Post.
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The psychologists at the camp have also come forward to counsel the students and their parents over the next two days.
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He added that thousands of people had also taken advantage of the recent amnesty period for those illegally receiving social grants to come forward and have them stopped.
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Police are appealing for witnesses to the accident to come forward.
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Taste the cherries and plums that come forward towards the end of the sip.
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But in a new twist a witness has come forward and identified the van in which the kidnappers were driving when they nabbed the luckless straw man.
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Gray and Hunter were the first to come forward.
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No witnesses to the accident have come forward yet, despite the police's appeal.
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There is no dispute that he knew his main accuser, nor that a considerable number of further alleged victims have come forward.
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Because some people have come forward with an interest in writing my biography, I thought it might be no harm to have a crack at it myself.
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More than 160 people have come forward to allege abuse at the home.
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It may or may not prick someone's conscience to cause them to come forward, even if it's just a passenger.
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Now the school is hoping that a sponsor or a benefactor will come forward to help to meet the costs so that Yorkshire can be represented in the final.
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It is hoped that more people will come forward and volunteer their services to help run this great amenity.
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We are encouraging witnesses to come forward.
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Nothing strenuous, mind you, but he is expected to pick up the opposition defenders when they come forward.
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A leading veterinary charity is calling for volunteers to come forward in Swindon to help pets in need.
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The twins are likely to be adopted together if their mum fails to come forward soon.
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As a charity we rely on donors and financial help, and David has helped people to come forward to help with both.
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This question will come forward at the next session.
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But local villagers have willingly come forward with their poultry and eggs as officials are offering to pay for them.
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Where was the desire to come forward and get the job done?
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If no candidates come forward town councillors have the power to co-opt a member.
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I would urge the man responsible for the cowardly attack to come forward and admit the crime and face the justice which awaits him.
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Since then, no other suitor has come forward for the troubled automaker and some fear if the company fails to honor the bills Tuesday, it will become even harder for it to find a foreign partner or buyer.
