To make information publicly known, especially through television, radio, or an official statement., interview, mention, announce, admit, To accept that something is true, especially when you were previously hiding or denying it., invent, admit, inform, report, To say that something is true, although other people may not believe it or there may be no proof., contact, interview, announce, claim, To give someone facts or important details about a situation., inform, keep quiet, mention, invent, To ask someone a series of questions in order to obtain information or learn about their experiences., announce, tell, interview, admit, To create an idea, story, object, or piece of information that did not exist before., contact, report, mention, invent, To refer briefly to a person, event, or detail without discussing it fully., announce, mention, claim, interview, To give information about an event or situation, especially through the news or an official organization., report, admit, invent, keep quiet, To communicate information, instructions, or a story directly to another person., announce, tell, interview, claim, To express something using spoken or written words., admit, report, inform, say, To remain silent and avoid giving information or expressing an opinion., tell the truth, contact the police, keep quiet, make an announcement, To communicate with a person or organization by phone, email, message, or another method., contact, interview, broadcast, report, To telephone the service that provides immediate help during a dangerous situation., give an interview, report the news, announce a discovery, call the emergency number, To answer questions formally for a journalist, reporter, television programme, or radio show., keep quiet, tell a joke, give an interview, invent a machine, To officially communicate important information to a group of people or to the public., mention a detail, make an announcement, invent a story, admit a mistake, To describe a series of real or imaginary events to another person., tell a story, report the news, contact a reporter, interview a witness, To present recent events and important information through television, radio, newspapers, or websites., keep the news quiet, invent the news, interview the news, report the news, To give important facts or updates to ordinary people in a community or country., interview the public, invent the public, inform the public, claim the public, To accept openly that something really happened or that you did something wrong., admit the truth, announce an interview, claim a discovery, mention a rumour, To state that an idea or event is factual, even when other people may question it., interview someone privately, claim that something is true, keep something secret, report something quietly, To refer briefly to one specific piece of information during a conversation or report., mention a detail, invent a detail, interview a detail, admit a detail, To create a false or imaginary account of events rather than describe what really happened., contact a story, invent a story, announce a story, inform a story, A person whose job is to collect, investigate, and write or present information for the news., sponsor, advertiser, listener, journalist, A person who gathers information and presents news for television, radio, newspapers, or online media., suspect, customer, reporter, spokesman, A person who hears a radio programme, podcast, speech, or conversation., interviewer, announcer, journalist, listener, Ordinary people considered together, especially the people who receive news or official information., the company, the police, the public, the media, A report about an event that appears on television, radio, a website, or in a newspaper., scientific discovery, news story, emergency call, private interview, A show transmitted by radio that may include news, interviews, music, or discussions., radio programme, newspaper article, police report, special edition, A telephone number people use to request urgent help from the police, ambulance service, or firefighters., official number, emergency number, interview number, sponsor number, A false story or trick created to make people believe that something unreal is true., hoax, documentary, interview, announcement, A careful official process of examining facts to discover what happened or whether a crime was committed., interview, advertisement, broadcast, investigation, A person who gives official information to journalists on behalf of an organization, company, or police department., sponsor, listener, spokesman, advertiser, A factual television or radio programme that gives information about a real subject or event., announcement, interview question, documentary, hoax, A person or company that creates messages designed to promote products or services to customers., journalist, advertiser, listener, policeman, A publication that regularly presents research, discoveries, and information connected with science., radio programme, emergency report, news interview, scientific magazine, A particular version of a newspaper or magazine produced to cover an important event or subject., special edition, emergency edition, public edition, initial edition, The first stage of asking questions during a police inquiry or formal investigation., public reporting, scientific interviewing, official announcement, initial questioning, A company that officially provides money or support to a sports team, event, or organization., public listener, official sponsor, police spokesman, local reporter, A new finding that causes a major change in knowledge, science, or society., revolutionary discovery, public announcement, official interview, false report, To transmit a programme, announcement, or report to a large audience through radio or television., contact, admit, broadcast, mention

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