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opposition

[op-uh-zish-uhn] / ˌɒp əˈzɪʃ ən /




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"So we'll be trying to lose the odd toss, but no, you've got to try and factor in the dew, the opposition and what you think the pitch might do."

From Barron's

We pride ourselves on being really organised and tactically we want to be able to handle any problem the opposition gives us.

From Barron's

Following the latest fatal crossing, opposition politicians have quickly condemned the Greek coastguard.

From BBC

Her experience navigating authoritarian governments and fragmented opposition movements makes her a pragmatic choice for a volatile post-Maduro transition.

From Los Angeles Times

These call her "so cute your heart stops," hype up her "angelic smile" as she hugs world leaders and feature her effortless "out-debating" of an opposition lawmaker.

From Barron's