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Vocabulary
Playing his own agenda
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Knox (police officer) and Hayes (general) were trying to catch an assassin called John Carr. At some point the narrator says:
And from what Knox had learned about John Carr's military past, Hayes was definitely playing his own agenda on this one.
Does it mean: Everything Knox learned about John Carr's military past, Hayes was using for his own purposes?
Knox (police officer) and Hayes (general) were trying to catch an assassin called John Carr. At some point the narrator says:
And from what Knox had learned about John Carr's military past, Hayes was definitely playing his own agenda on this one.
Does it mean: Everything Knox learned about John Carr's military past, Hayes was using for his own purposes?
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No, the first clause is not involved in the second clause like that. The first clause is just a hint to Knox that Hayes is doing whatever he's doing for his own purposes.
- No, the first clause is not involved in the second clause like that.
- The first clause is just a hint to Knox that Hayes is doing whatever he's doing for his own purposes.
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No, the first clause is not involved in the second clause like that. The first clause is just a hint to Knox that Hayes is doing whatever he's doing for his own purposes.
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