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return; be on record (The Administration’s response to this crisis has been tepid at best. That has to change. The House is now on record that the Administration must act decisively, and now, if the United States is to help the Ukrainian people save their country – and if the principle of territorial integrity against force is to be protected. 4uzhoj); go on record to say (Capote went on record to say that the pristine Audrey Hepburn was hardly his ideal Holly. Alexander Demidov); go on record (to publicly and officially tell people your opinion about something. Are you prepared to go on record as supporting the council on this issue? (often + as + doing something). CI Alexander Demidov); solemnly and sincerely declare (Johnny Bravo); solemnly affirm and state (Johnny Bravo) |
