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uncover

[uhn-kuhv-er] / ʌnˈkʌv ər /


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Newsom responded by saying the case was uncovered by local investigators working with law enforcement, which he added is “exactly the kind of accountability and oversight the state has pushed for.”

From Los Angeles Times

"State institutions must treat this case with the utmost seriousness, act to uncover the full extent of offending, ensure accountability and prevent similar harm in the future," they said.

From BBC

Even now, scientists continue to uncover quantum effects that challenge established theories.

From Science Daily

What they uncovered would both shock and devastate Tyrone's family, who described his death as "horrific" and recalled Tyrone as being a "cuddly little baby bear".

From BBC

Researchers from the Max Planck Institute and the University of Cambridge have now uncovered an unexpected mechanism that controls water autodissociation under intense electric fields.

From Science Daily