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• "Anyway, you must have a strong opinion on the subject, being European yourself..."
• "Well, those are two very strong opinions."
• "I can't decide, so, I'll get some opinions from my very knowledgeable radio audience."
• "Polly : I'm not sure if that counts as an opinion Susie..."
• "Sigourney : So, I imagine that you must have an opinion on the trend of big businesses "doing their part" to help the environment."
• "Last week, an opinion poll showed that 67% of Americans of voting age disapprove of the job the US President Tom Shrub is currently doing."
• "I've read the report and I've got some opinions about some new possible scents."
• "Radio Rhubarb listeners, I'm interested in your opinions."
• "Man-hours lost to the Internet are just one aspect of the media overload in this journalist's humble opinion."
• "Our readers would be fascinated to hear about your unique approach to accounting and your opinions on the finance world in general."
• "I'm here on the outskirts of London, in Twickenham. This is the home of English rugby, and I'm here to gather some opinions about what everyone is calling the "year of the oval ball"."
• "I'm looking forward to hearing both of your opinions on Wednesday."
• "Surely in this case, an expert's opinion is more important?"
• "I know opinion is divided on the subject, but I've always been a firm believer in not doing drugs before an interview."
• "I'd like your opinion on the North versus South divide."
• "Susie, please let me finish before you sound your opinions."
• "She wants to get my opinion on a few job candidates."
• "We have brains, Brian, and opinions and-"
• "And finally 46% of you have no opinion either way or did not understand the question."
• "It is my professional opinion that Philip Cheeter should probably stay home for 2-3 days, no more than that."