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to speak off or to speak of?

 
 
fansy
 
Reply Wed 7 Apr, 2010 06:49 am
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Natalia Soebagjo is vice president of the University of Indonesia’s Center for Chinese Study, which was created in 2000. Soebagjo, who is Javanese, says that “after the May 1998 riots, there was an increased awareness of Chinese identity. As a result, they started to join political parties or NGOs. They have become more assertive defending their rights. Before [the reforms], there were hardly any Chinese Indonesian politician to speak off. Now far more are getting involved.”


I am not sure if "to speak off" is correctly used in this context, I guess, the author meant "to speak of." What do you think?
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Reply Wed 7 Apr, 2010 06:52 am
I agree with you.
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