Let
Recite
Recite verb - To give an oral or written account of in some detail.
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He then tells the congregation to recite the Lord's Prayer 40 times, "but first, let's pass the collection plate."
- Let's face it- there are a whole bunch of kids in their late teens/early twenties who can still recite (well sing) all the monarchs of England/UK - in order - from 1066.
Source: Series / Horrible Histories - Averted very often on University Challenge, where Paxman will say something like "you can probably all recite the rules better than I can, so let's just get on with it".
Source: Rules Spiel
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