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EvanWu Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

What's the difference between'champion' and 'strongly support'?

o Champion
o Strongly support
o Support
o Moderately support
o Oppose
 
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I see little difference if any. (I hear strongly support much more often than champion)

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  • I see little difference if any.
  • (I hear strongly support much more often than champion)
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I see little difference if any. (I hear strongly support much more often than champion)
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Ah, just realized the difference.

Champion (an idea) - one actively preach it to others, advertises the idea. (and of course: believes in the idea)

Strongly support (an idea) - may or may not preach it to others or advertises the idea. (believes in the idea)
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