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Meanings of political opponent in English

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Usage of political opponent in English
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For that's what Akilina Pankejeff is: a political opponent, not an ally.
The pretender's crown
2
Whether you are still in an active contest with your political opponent, matters.
The Guardian
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He was accused of pressuring a foreign country to investigate his political opponent.
News.com.au
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The Republican won some sympathy over leaks from a political opponent on Thursday.
Reuters
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He also suggested it was normal practice to receive information about a political opponent.
BBC
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She went on the attack against her political opponent Labour.
Radio NZ
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The devil may have been his political opponent in disguise.
Cock Lane and Common-Sense
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Mr. Worthington is a political opponent of Jethro Bass, and wishes Miss Wetherell dismissed.
Coniston — Volume 04
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His compatriot, and sometimes bitter political opponent, John Adams, died on the same day.
McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader
10
She said: If you were to have a political opponent, Brian was the ideal one.
BBC
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You are a rather strange political opponent, Mr. McKinley.
A vote of confidence
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My tribute must be that of a political opponent.
Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
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His bitter political opponent, Ludwig Bamberger, for instance, said:
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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And there can't be much more dirt that any political opponent can dig on him.
The Guardian
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Police in Cumberland County, Tennessee, arrested the political opponent of slain state Senator Tommy Burks Friday.
Wired
16
Not long after this incident General Guayubin met a political opponent against whom he harbored resentment.
Santo Domingo: A Country with a Future
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