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I wonder what (object to) or (objected to), simply means
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Old 03-Jun-2008, 13:27
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To object to something is to express disapproval of something:
DWI drivers object to publicity. Owners of mug shots released in Nassau County, N.Y., after a drunken driving sting have objected to being publicly ...
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