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inform

[in-fawrm] / ɪnˈfɔrm /


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A spokesperson for Walliams said he had "never been informed of any allegations raised against him" by his publisher.

From BBC

The Kremlin said Putin had been informed about Monday's killing, which came after three days of talks in Miami as the United States intensifies its efforts to broker an end to the four-year war.

From Barron's

They said any plans for a new bridge at a different location were set out in local transport plans, which were informed by councils' local development plans.

From BBC

Michael, a long-haired Vietnam-era peacenik as the informed and occasionally smug voice of logic, earned that brand from Archie simply by being.

From Salon

The authors argue that these insights should inform changes in how talent development programs are designed.

From Science Daily