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bring to the fore

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See: adduce, produce


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We shall remember and bring to the fore African women who were in the forefront of liberation struggles that brought Africa's political freedom.
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Deborah Lauter, director of the civil rights division at the New York-based Anti-Defamation League, said it was unsurprising that a candidate such as Obama "will bring to the fore certain elements of racism".
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bring to the fore the natural remedial capability of the body, permits the body to create physically powerful immune system
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