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freely

[free-lee] / ˈfri li /




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Once told by doctors that a lupus diagnosis could limit her ability to do so, Braxton stood onstage, still moving freely and hitting every note.

From Los Angeles Times

Afterward, Bondi posted a video vowing that the Justice Department would “come after” anyone who interfered with “the right to worship freely and safely.”

From Salon

“Iranian Gen Z wants to be part of the world and, in very basic terms, be able to express themselves freely, have economic opportunities, and live with dignity,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

This year the constraints were off, the party was on, and they all spoke freely of becoming the first time in National League history to win three consecutive World Series titles.

From Los Angeles Times

Media restrictions and limited access in Gaza have meant that AFP has been unable to independently verify casualty figures or freely cover all the violence.

From Barron's