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Meanings of somewhat controversial in English

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Usage of somewhat controversial in English
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Access to shares of the companies has been somewhat controversial, however.
Reuters
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However, the pathogenesis of diabetic cardiomyopathy remains unknown and has been somewhat controversial.
Pubmed
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The relationship between the delivered dose of hemodialysis and patient mortality remains somewhat controversial.
Pubmed
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He has also been left to put out fires started by his somewhat controversial advisor.
The South African
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It is always somewhat controversial, and when it approaches a truism scarcely deserves the name.
History of English Humour, Vol. 1 / With an Introduction upon An...
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One somewhat controversial twist was to have Arya defeat the zombie lord, the Night King.
News.com.au
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The striker then kept his cool to convert a somewhat controversial penalty with 10 minutes left.
The Guardian
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Lime scooters have been a somewhat controversial addition to transport options in several New Zealand cities.
Radio NZ
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Schwartz also said it has been somewhat controversial.
Reuters
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It's a unique program, a unique rise inside a unique -if somewhat controversial -setting.
The Guardian
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Whether humans can sense geomagnetism is somewhat controversial.
Wired
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How we would approach intelligent life, if and when we find it, is a somewhat controversial issue.
Radio NZ
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It would be distinctive, if somewhat controversial.
The Irish Times
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Second, it's surprising that he took a somewhat controversial view, not designed to make friends on Wall Street.
The Guardian
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Deutsche Bank analyst Shannon Nome described Chesapeake's land deals as " somewhat controversial," in a note to clients.
Reuters
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Except, for some reason, within the Labour party, where efforts to democratise internal elections have proved to be somewhat controversial.
The Guardian
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