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🔗 First you must swear never again to repeat your crime.
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🔗 While the scandal is unlikely to loosen Orbán’s grip on power, it has dealt a blow to Fidesz’s image in revealing it tolerated crimes against children it swore to prevent.
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🔗 Two new Trump‐appointed members of the commission were sworn in at the start of the meeting, including Chamberlain Harris, a White House aide.
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swear off (abjure; renounce; forswear) | () |
forswear (abjure; renounce; swear off) | () |
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🔗 Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey has been doing a lot of swearing, saying the ICE narrative about Good’s killing is “bullshit” and the agency should “get the fuck out of Minneapolis”.
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