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Change Of Opinion #1 (permalink) Thu Jun 09, 2005 14:14 pm   Change Of Opinion		  
In My opinion government is a body that decides for the nation...."change of heart" does not go with the concept very well. "Change of Opinion sounds better with the organizational or government bodies as its a collective decision of a group of people of various opinions.

Let me know if I am wrong
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Change of heart #2 (permalink) Tue Jun 14, 2005 22:19 pm   Change of heart		  
Hi Tanvi,

Change of heart is an idiomatic expression and it's the only correct option here.
Please take a look at this explantion too:
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic1813.html
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