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This tag is for questions about English as it is used in our own day and times. This differs from the more general Modern English by being more restricted.
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What does President Obama's “pro-knowledge” remark mean?
I think you already know this (since this is english.SE not ell.SE), but just to be clear:
pro- as a prefix means "being in support of" something. So even without the context, you could guess the me …
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