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give voice to

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give voice to something
Fig. to express a feeling or an opinion in words; to speak out about something. The bird gave voice to its joy in the golden sunshine. The protestors gave voice to their anger at Congress.
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00 Paperback F1203 Teachers of Mexican history in Montreal and Utah have assembled a reader for their courses that recognizes the Pre-Columbian and colonial as well as post-industrial periods, that includes essential readings on major events and themes in Mexico's past but also introduces students to lesser-known material and vistas, and give voice to the people who experienced the history themselves.
DeMartino, who will be 71 when her term ends later this year, said she prides herself on her willingness to give voice to politically inexpedient notions.
The purpose of the Warfighter's Vision 2009 Conference is to give voice to the warfighter on information and communications capabilities necessary to assure mission performance in both joint and coalition environments.
 
 
 
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