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megaphone

noun as in loudspeaker

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Now, she requires each team to supply a referee to officiate the other teams’ events, and carries a megaphone to boost compliance.

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"I heard you calling on the megaphone," she says, acknowledging how their romance began with Kelce publicly declaring his affection on his podcast in July 2023.

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By contrast, Powell said she would be a "full time deputy" who would be able to "wrestle back the megaphone" and set the terms of the debate as the party's "campaigner in chief".

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On his social media account, Petro shared a video of himself speaking Spanish to a large crowd through a megaphone on Friday.

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Moments later, security formed a human barrier around the entrance, and Cardi stepped out of the store with a megaphone.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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