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the push and pull of sth.
Hi, everyone!
I was wondering if you could help me with this sentence:
Consumer spending reflects the push and pull of impatience and anxiety.
How am I supposed to understand the idiom "push and pull" in this context? Could you give me a synonym for it?
Thanks a lot!
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Re: the push and pull of sth.

Originally Posted by
LadyOscar
Hi, everyone!
I was wondering if you could help me with this sentence:
Consumer spending reflects the push and pull of impatience and anxiety.
How am I supposed to understand the idiom "push and pull" in this context? Could you give me a synonym for it?
Thanks a lot!
Possibly, the push (towards those feelings) and pull (away from those feelings).
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Re: the push and pull of sth.
Thank you! I think I've got the point.
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