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What is the difference between the rift within the party and the odds within the party ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Yes but being at odds and the odds is not the same. Please check carefully.
They were (verb to be) at odds
The odds within the party? No meaning
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The odds within the party is unnatural. Can you say it in a sentence?
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【I just found this example in Longman dictionary. I feel it like rift. 】
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Yes but being at odds and the odds is not the same. Please check carefully.
They were (verb to be) at odds
The odds within the party? No meaning
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