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Pizarro was eminently perfidious, Yet nothing is more opposed to sound policy.
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No man in the world is more opposed to intemperance than I am.
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Initially, no one was more opposed to Toby's dream than Manuel.
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We are more opposed to immorality than to disease, which is its penalty.
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But what two notions can be more opposed in many cases than these?
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Britain, for instance, seems more opposed to migration within and from outside the EU.
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Conversely those more opposed to the idea were older citizens.
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Nothing is more opposed to revolutionary passions than these things.
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But, however that may be, no representation can be more opposed to the facts.
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There 's no man in this town more opposed to me than he is.
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I assure you, father, no one can be more opposed to materialism than Schopenhauer.
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According to this new legislator nothing is more opposed to the social spirits than Christianity.
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Objection 1: It would seem that presumption is more opposed to fear than to hope.
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He couldn't be more opposed to Piers on global warming, but he refers to him affectionately.
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Nothing can be more opposed to the truth.
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Yet nothing is more opposed to sound policy.
