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come forward

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come forward (with something)
to bring something, such as information, to someone's attention. Colleen came forward with a new idea. I hope you each can come forward with something useful.
See also: come, forward

come forward
to offer help or information The police hope that some witness to the shooting will come forward with information.
See also: come, forward


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