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be opposed

verb as in mind

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Ms Nkweta-Salam said the "atrocious crimes" were on a scale similar to those seen in Sudan's Darfur region last year, when the RSF was accused of "ethnic cleansing" communities seen to be opposed to it.

From BBC

“They‘re going to be opposed.”

He has called for taxpayer-funded fertility treatment, but that could be opposed by Republicans in Congress.

From BBC

Mr Miles seems the most likely candidate to take over as first minister, but Mr Gething's supporters would be opposed to a straightforward coronation and will instead push for a leadership contest.

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So who on earth could be opposed to it?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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