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How to pronounce alerts in American English
“alerts” pronunciation by American speakers
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“alerts” in real sentences — American speakers
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non-pertinent alerts or nuisance alerts.
NTSB
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That result in late alerts or inaccurate alerts as well.
FEMA
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alerts for anywhere in the United States or wherever NOAH gives alerts for that.
The Obama White House
Other forms of “alerts”
Why real speech
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