Live in through
"The recent terror attacks in Manchester and London were, for her, a game changer: she said could not vote for a party and a leader that had personally sanctioned consistent cuts to policing. Cuts that, she said, were very visible in the streets that she lived in through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground. Then there were the issues of social care and the NHS – for her the Labour manifesto hit more of the right notes." (The Guardian.)
Did she live in through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground or cuts were very visible through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground in the above?
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The cuts were very visible in the streets that she lived in (= the streets in which she lived). "through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground" explains the way in which the cuts were visible.
- The cuts were very visible in the streets that she lived in (= the streets in which she lived).
- "through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground" explains the way in which the cuts were visible.
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The cuts were very visible in the streets that she lived in (= the streets in which she lived).
"through the closure of the local police station and a reduction of officers on the ground" explains the way in which the cuts were visible.
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