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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "state groups" mean "teams of government"?
Context:
Various relatives of Bo tried to hire a series of lawyers to represent him but were denied permission to do so. The two lawyers ultimately appointed by the court to represent Bo have strong ties to the central government. Xi Jinping, the party’s top leader and China’s president, http://www.dhl.com.cn/NewsDetail.php?newsid=1144, and the company boasts on its Web site of working with more than 100 state groups.
More:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/big-unknown-in-bo-xilais-upcoming-trial-bo-himself/2013/08/21/64640b82-0a56-11e3-9941-6711ed662e71_story_1.html
Various relatives of Bo tried to hire a series of lawyers to represent him but were denied permission to do so. The two lawyers ultimately appointed by the court to represent Bo have strong ties to the central government. Xi Jinping, the party’s top leader and China’s president, http://www.dhl.com.cn/NewsDetail.php?newsid=1144, and the company boasts on its Web site of working with more than 100 state groups.
More:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/big-unknown-in-bo-xilais-upcoming-trial-bo-himself/2013/08/21/64640b82-0a56-11e3-9941-6711ed662e71_story_1.html
Top answer
state groups = organizations associated with (likely controlled by) the government
- state groups = organizations associated with (likely controlled by) the government
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state groups = organizations associated with (likely controlled by) the government
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