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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Behind
Consider the following sentence:7
"Opinion polls showed ninety-five percent of the American people were BEHIND the proposed spending cuts."
In this context, does 'hehind' mean 'opposed'?
Top answer
No— in favour of .
- No— in favour of .
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