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View definitions for on record

on record

adjective as in enrolled

adjective as in recorded

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Now, with Trump riding back into Washington, the party has turned conciliatory—none more so than Fetterman himself, who, in just two years, has gone from brutally attacking Oz, on policy and on personality, to becoming his most enthusiastic, on-record yes vote in the entire chamber.

From Slate

It was the first on-record confirmation that she was interested in women so it further sparked conversation about her sexuality.

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Their own former president, however, has long been on-record disclosing rampant doping, unchecked by local authorities.

From Salon

It is not clear when the video was filmed, but it appears to provide the first on-record evidence of a recruitment strategy that has been rumor for months: soliciting prisoners to trade prison garb for military uniforms as a way of replenishing Russia’s ranks on the battlefield.

But the conservative attorney, once a staunch presidential confidant who had defended Trump during his first impeachment trial, had been reluctant to appear formally for an on-record interview.

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