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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Sphere?

Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what do "political sphere" and "public arena" mean in the sentence below?
Let's take this debate out of the political sphere and into the public arena.
Thanks!
  

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Let's take this debate out of the political sphere (a forum where only people in the government can listen or participate) and into the public arena (a forum where all the citizens can listen or participate) .

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  • Let's take this debate out of the political sphere (a forum where only people in the government can listen or participate) and into the public arena (a forum where all the citizens can listen or participate) .
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Let's take this debate out of the political sphere (a forum where only people in the government can listen or participate) and into the public arena (a forum where all the citizens can listen or participate).
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To my mind, the word 'arena' has a slight suggestion of conflict between the people involved.
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