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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Come in the way of
Hi everybody
I`m reading a book but I can`t understand the meaning of "come in the way of" in this sentence:
And these are also stories of the rules that enable, but can also come in the way of, achieving the institution’s own goals.
Is it just like "get in the way of" which means prevent?
Thank you
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anonymous Is it just like "get in the way of" which means prevent? It is like that, but both mean 'hinder' rather than outright prevent.
- anonymous Is it just like "get in the way of" which means prevent?
- It is like that, but both mean 'hinder' rather than outright prevent.
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anonymousIs it just like "get in the way of" which means prevent?
It is like that, but both mean 'hinder' rather than outright prevent.
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