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Meanings of polarizing in English
Usage of polarizing in English
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He would be forced to take responsibility for difficult and polarizing decisions.
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Trump has become a particularly polarizing candidate in the current presidential campaign.
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Scrubbs: The comments have been largely polarizing when it comes to race.
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Abortion has long been one of the most polarizing issues in America.
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Modi is a polarizing figure, evoking visceral reactions across the political spectrum.
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Next up the polarizing figure of the weekend: Saturday headliner Kanye West.
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But the failed military coup is further polarizing a nation in turmoil.
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And so we get stuck in a polarizing cycle that stifles discourse.
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The independent candidate that year, George Wallace, was a disruptive and polarizing figure.
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Few other judges were willing to hear such a polarizing case.
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The polarizing talk show host will continue her legal analysis show on HLN.
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Abortion is one of the most polarizing issues in U.S. society.
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Trump has become a particularly polarizing candidate in the presidential campaign.
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Our ground rules also required us to refrain from polarizing rhetoric.
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It's a beautifully polarizing look at the path towards reconstruction within the country.
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It makes light of the opposites of East and West without polarizing them.
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