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blow the whistle on

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blow the whistle on somebody/something
to tell someone in authority about something bad that is happening so that it can be stopped He was dismissed when he tried to blow the whistle on the safety problems at the factory. The kids are encouraged to blow the whistle on any of their friends who are using drugs.
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Whistle blowers A CAMPAIGN has been launched to urge people to blow the whistle on domestic violence.
The charity Public Concern at Work said workers were twice as likely to blow the whistle on wrongdoings than they were five years ago.
NAIRN COUNTY were keen to blow the whistle on bad refereeing after crashing out of the Highland League Cup to Keith.
 
 
 
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