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Meanings of alienate many in anglès

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Usage of alienate many in anglès
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Its twisty plot and grim ambience will alienate many American viewers.
The Irish Times
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He knew that the strange doctrine, so strikingly enunciated, would alienate many well-affected voters.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
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He has a history of divisive actions which appeal to conservative voters but alienate many others.
News.com.au
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Maliki has also managed to alienate many Kurds and has poor ties with neighbouring Arab states.
Reuters
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They say such amendments would alienate many Democrats who now support the measure and prompt a veto.
Reuters
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While he has gained the support of prominent conservatives for his stance, his latest comments may alienate many.
The Guardian
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Mursi has alienated many of the judges who must supervise the referendum.
Reuters
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Mr Bolsonaro also alienated many Brazilians with his homophobic, racist and misogynistic remarks.
Radio NZ
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It has alienated many because of its focus on the loss of some.
The Guardian
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Now it appears to have alienated many of the previously uncommitted.
The Guardian
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Moreover, he alienates many readers by presenting only the darker side of Puritanism.
Outlines of English and American Literature / An Introduction to...
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However, some of the Republican president's actions and words have alienated many corporate leaders.
Reuters
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Critics, however, say Netanyahu has alienated many liberal American Jews by embracing Christian conservatives.
Reuters
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However, his abrasive language and insistence on clearing city slums has alienated many voters.
Reuters
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These should be core Conservative voters, but critics say Cameron's approach has alienated many.
Reuters
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But his abrasive language and insistence on clearing city slums has alienated many voters.
Reuters
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