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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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Block "The bout is going ahead on June 21 - so I hope some well known Scot will come forward to take up the challenge.
30pm on Thursday November 20 to come forward to make their claim.
Hopefully this will encourage more woman who have been the victims of violence and abuse in their homes to come forward and help us prosecute those responsible.
 
 
 
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