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Originally Posted by BillyMac
mbyron to English translation:
"Do all Fox News fans use, "opposite than", instead of the more correct, "opposite from"?"
(I must credit my ex for this bit of grammatical knowledge. I guess that she eventually got tired of correcting me)
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Actually, it should be "opposite OF". Lots of people say, "different than" when it should be "different from". But I've never heard that "opposite from" is ever, ever correct!
btw, Padgett, I say endline mostly, courtesy of Howard, who insists on it.