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Meanings of least controversial in English

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Usage of least controversial in English
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In fact, the C-section is the least controversial decision in the process.
The Guardian
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The Constantinople route is the most natural and least controversial of these.
What is Coming? A Forecast of Things after the War
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The Third article of the Treaty is the least controversial.
Radio NZ
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He said cutting subsidies for meat production would be the least controversial way to reduce its consumption.
The Guardian
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Indeed the cross-border bodies set up under the agreement have been one of its least controversial areas.
The Guardian
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Elaine Chao Secretary of transportation Background Elaine Chao is one of Donald Trump's least controversial appointments to his cabinet.
The Guardian
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Redeeming these two cities for Italy was the most publicised and least controversial of the government's reasons for going to war.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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His 10-year stint as health secretariat was served impeccably, and he's one of the least controversial figures currently associated with the party.
The South African
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But if that is the least controversial feature of the exuberant Zuma's visit, Foreign Office veterans may breathe a sigh of relief.
The Guardian
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Yet, as I before intimated, the assertion and maintenance of it, in the simplest and least controversial manner, must ever provoke hostility.
The Story of My Life / Being Reminiscences of Sixty Years' Publi...
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Still, the notion that breathing is good for you is one of the least controversial things you could say about the human body .
The Guardian
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Plans for the bypass were first mooted 30 years ago and local councillors have described it as "the least controversial by pass in the country".
The Irish Times
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