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take a stand

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take a stand
to publicly express an opinion about something, especially to say whether you support or are against something. Many politicians fail to take a stand on equal rights for women. (usually + on)
See also: stand, take
take a stand
to publicly express an opinion. Finally, somebody is going to have to say this is the right thing to do, to take a stand.
See also: stand, take


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