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Regarding a preposition "for" and "of"

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Sentence: "So Mr. Sanghvi is fighting the make or break case of/for Network18."

My question: Which preposition, for or of, would be correct to use in the sentence?

Thanks and regards

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@Razer,

for

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If he is one the side of Network18, it would be for; if he is against, then of.

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Depends on what you mean;

So Mr. S is fighting Network's make it or break it case.

So Mr. S. is fighting for Network18's make it or break it case.

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@PUNKEY,

thanks ton for your reply.

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Thanks everybody for your help.

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