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Meanings of strong opposition in English

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Usage of strong opposition in English
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Ryan made a similar proposal a year ago and faced strong opposition.
Reuters
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The initial proposals had prompted strong opposition from oil companies and others.
Reuters
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Proposals for nuclear reactors and wind farms have led to strong opposition.
BBC
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But the health department's decision has generated strong opposition from many Republicans.
Reuters
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We have proved ourselves a strong opposition to a vulnerable Tory government.
The Guardian
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For Long, it was supporting the Panama Canal Treaty against strong opposition.
True compass: a memoir
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But physicians frequently encounter strong opposition to precautionary measures such as this.
The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy
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Armenian President Serzh Sarksyan faces strong opposition from the influential Armenian diaspora.
Reuters
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Russia and China both expressed strong opposition to the NATO attacks.
The Irish Times
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However, their claim has been met by strong opposition from AfriForum.
The South African
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This is why a strong opposition will be crucial for democracy in Greece.
The Guardian
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The governments of Poland and Romania have already voiced strong opposition.
The Guardian
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All would be welcome: all would meet with strong opposition from Angela Merkel.
The Guardian
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Politicians, labour unions and some policyholders have voiced strong opposition to the deal.
Reuters
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Minister for Transport Martin Cullen expressed strong opposition to two competing airport terminals.
The Irish Times
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But there is strong opposition to that from Germany and within the ECB.
The Irish Times
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