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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
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Hi, What is "versus" here? The way it is written I believe it is a secondry title

The Mormon Church Versus The Office Of The Presidency of the United States of America
  

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Also, I saw that it is written "office of presidency" I know office of the president, does the word office has the same meaning in the first setence as for the second one (first setence -office of presidency)?

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  • Also, I saw that it is written "office of presidency" I know office of the president, does the word office has the same meaning in the first setence as for the second one (first setence -office of presidency)?
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Also, I saw that it is written "office of presidency" I know office of the president, does the word office has the same meaning in the first setence as for the second one (first setence -office of presidency)?
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Hi,

What is "versus" here? The way it is written I believe it is a secondry title

The Mormon Church Versus The Office Of The Presidency of the United States of America
No. It means 'against'.
eg The big game tomorrow is Team A versus Team B.
eg The court case
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Hi,

Also, I saw that it is written "office of presidency" I know office of the president, does the word office has the same meaning in the first setence as for the second one (first setence -office of presidency)?

It refers to the position of President, not to the bricks and mortar structure that the President works in.

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