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hold with the hare and run with the hounds
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1.
UK
historical
idiomatic
dated
To behave hypocritically by opposing a practice yet engaging in it oneself; to hold contradictory positions in action and speech.
2.
UK
historical
idiomatic
dated
To attempt to remain neutral or placate both sides of a dispute by accommodating opposing parties, often risking the disapproval of both.
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