Five brass megaphones point in different directions from a small wall shelf.

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Paul

Okay, that's your opinion.

— Broadcast News · 1987

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker acknowledges the other person's view but reduces it to just an opinion. It can work as a way of ending a disagreement without conceding, treating the claim as one perspective among many rather than something that settles the matter.

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