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schoentoday at 12:34 AM2 repliesview on HN

I'm not sure this is the best achievable example, but maybe:

"The street vendors have decided to oppose the ordinance."

"But I thought Mike and Jacob said they support the ordinance. And Julia! Aren't they vendors?"

"They are some vendors, but most vendors take the opposite position."


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subarctictoday at 1:59 AM

That one is more natural without the word "some" imo

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cwnythtoday at 2:37 AM

More simply: "Some vendors support the ordinance, but most oppose it."