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Greatsage Posted 10 years ago
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What does "rival compaigns"mean

This is a sentence from an article about UK's referendum on EU exit:
"Rival compaigns for the referendum officially kicked off last week."
Here does "rival compains" mean movements in which people who oppose leaving EU manage to prevent the referendum?
  

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'Rival campaigns' refers to the campaigns of those who are in favour of Britain leaving the EU and the campaigns of those who are against it. CB

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  • 'Rival campaigns' refers to the campaigns of those who are in favour of Britain leaving the EU and the campaigns of those who are against it.
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'Rival campaigns' refers to the campaigns of those who are in favour of Britain leaving the EU and the campaigns of those who are against it.

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