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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
To see the hand of...
"Davis is said to see the hand of Olly Robbins, May’s chief Brexit adviser at No 10, behind a drift towards soft-Brexit thinking in Downing Street."
(The Guardian.)
Is "to see the hand of Olly Robbins" a paraphrased form of "to see the hand of God" in the sentence above?
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They are both valid remarks. I wouldn't say that one is a paraphrase of the other.
- They are both valid remarks.
- I wouldn't say that one is a paraphrase of the other.
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They are both valid remarks. I wouldn't say that one is a paraphrase of the other.
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