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Longforest Posted 18 years ago
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A ticket of?
After the war, a GI ticket of reformers headed by Sid broke McLaughlin's power in a move that...
Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence? Thanks!
Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence? Thanks!
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Hi, After the war, a GI ticket of reformers headed by Sid broke McLaughlin's power in a move that... Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence? Thanks!
- Hi, After the war, a GI ticket of reformers headed by Sid broke McLaughlin's power in a move that...
- Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence?
- Thanks!
- It's a political term.
- A 'ticket' here refers to a list of political candidates who are chosen by and represent a political group or party.
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After the war, a GI ticket of reformers headed by Sid broke McLaughlin's power in a move that...
Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence? Thanks!
It's a political term. A 'ticket' here refers to a list of political candidates who are chosen by and represent a political group or party.
After the war, a GI ticket of reformers headed by Sid broke McLaughlin's power in a move that...
Does "a ticket of" mean "a group of" in this sentence? Thanks!
It's a political term. A 'ticket' here refers to a list of political candidates who are chosen by and represent a political group or party.
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