What does this mean ? 1. What does 'Yet to a left-wing crowd' mean? Please explain the sentence. In a recent memoir, she celebrates “the American model of free markets for free people”. Yet to a left-wing crowd, she says: “Don’t let anybody tell you, that, you know, it’s corporations and businesses that create jobs.” (An aide later said she meant tax breaks for corporations.) 2. What do 'on the right fret' & 'divorced from the lives of' here mean ? Mrs Clinton’s critics on the right fret that she is a power-hungry statist. (“Give her an inch and she’ll be your ruler,” warns a campaign badge.) On the left they fear that she is close to Wall Street (her campaign is predicted to raise $1 billion), divorced from the lives of ordinary Americans (she first moved into a governor’s mansion in 1979) and hawkish. 3. Does 'pin down' mean 'to ignore' ? For someone who has been on the national stage for a quarter-century, her beliefs are strangely hard to pin down.http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21647969-most-familiar-candidate-surprisingly-unknown-what-does-hillary-stand Thanks!