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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
There was an opening
It talks about Hilary Clinton I'm not sure what they wanted to say here with " there was an opening"?
"In the end, nearly all her advisers were in agreement: She
should do it. Because there was an opening. Because she
could win. Because, as Solis Doyle told her, “This could be
your time.”
"In the end, nearly all her advisers were in agreement: She
should do it. Because there was an opening. Because she
could win. Because, as Solis Doyle told her, “This could be
your time.”
Top answer
Here, "an opening" means an opportunity, a possibility that she could win.
- Here, "an opening" means an opportunity, a possibility that she could win.
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Here, "an opening" means an opportunity, a possibility that she could win.
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