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going public

noun as in initial public offering

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Hegseth later reached a private settlement with the woman because, according to his lawyer, he was worried about the allegation going public at the height of the #MeToo movement.

From Slate

We now know why: According to previously unreported legal documents surfaced by me and my colleague Josh Levin, O’Reilly launched a legal challenge against Mackris over her going public, because, as she herself said, doing so violated her original NDA.

From Slate

Then, in September, NewJeans took the unusual step of going public with their dissatisfaction at the situation.

From BBC

Combs and others also used drugs, threats to cut off financial support, videos from the freak offs and their influence over the entertainment industry to keep victims participating and from going public, according to the indictment.

The veteran TV journalist, six years after first going public about the incident, wrote in her new memoir that a “trusted family doctor” had touched her inappropriately during her first gynecological exam.

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