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to support or approve of something
to be in favour of
to admit that you were wrong or that you have been defeated
to back down
to persuade someone by using influence, arguments, or threats
to put pressure on
to affect
to have influence on
to draw public attention to
to generate publicity to
to give one's opinion on
to have one's say on
to reach an agreement with someone
to come to a compromise
to make somebody think differently
to change one's mind about
not to be certain about something, especially about how good or true it is
to have doubts about
to disapprove of
to be totally against
to move around, usually purposelessly
to roam around
an elected member of a local government
councillor
pleasing and easy to remember
catchy
to laugh quietly
to chuckle
extremely wet
drenched
going from one house or building in an area to another
door-to-door
