Let
Present
Present verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Those commissars present alongside an officer generally prefer to let the officer give the rousing speeches instead to help reinforce their authority, though one who is lacking in skill can expect the commissar to give them a few pointers when the troops are out of earshot.
- Let me clear my throat by DJ Kool praises all the present ladies who have real hair.
Source: Fake Hair Drama -
Then again, the only present witnesses to this were Monahan and Brill who probably didn't give a damn and let it slide, and if anything, they'd claim the killer's accusation was falsified.
Source: Series / Quincy
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