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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Out of the town

"But within two days Hutchins, who operates out of an English coastal town, tweeted that he had woken up to discover that his picture was on the front page of a newspaper and since then has become the centre of a media storm." (The Guardian.)

Does Hutchins operate out of town, i.e. being outside the English coastal town, or not necessarily?

  

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His base of operations is in an English coastal town.

  • His base of operations is in an English coastal town.
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His base of operations is in an English coastal town.

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It's a wordy, clumsy way of saying operates from or based in an English coastal town.

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