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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
To reflect
"We have kept our own counsel until now because we didn’t want to make life any more difficult for all those working so hard for Labour candidates on Thursday. And having decided to speak out, we’re doing it openly and on the record. We owe it to the party to reflect what so many good colleagues have been telling us for a long time." (The Guardian.)
Does "to reflect" mean "to ruminate about" or "to make apparent" in the above context?
Does "to reflect" mean "to ruminate about" or "to make apparent" in the above context?
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to make apparent and to repeat to you what so many good colleagues have been telling us,
- to make apparent and to repeat to you what so many good colleagues have been telling us,
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to make apparent and to repeat to you what so many good colleagues have been telling us,
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