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Significados de deeply divisive en inglés

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Uso de deeply divisive en inglés
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I think it's going to be deeply divisive, lawmaker Stephen Kinnock said.
Reuters
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The issue of women's ordination has been deeply divisive within the church.
The Guardian
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As in life, in death Fidel Castro was a deeply divisive figure.
The Irish Times
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Thaksin has set no date for his return which would be deeply divisive.
Reuters
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Hugo Schwyzer has long been a deeply divisive figure within feminism.
The Guardian
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They can take their deeply divisive racist phrases and money elsewhere.
The South African
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One of those options is deeply divisive; the other is a political slam dunk.
News.com.au
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But the bumbling persona covers up his deeply divisive and dangerous embrace of populism.
The Guardian
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Cuban immigration has become a deeply divisive issue in Miami's exile community in recent years.
Reuters
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The city's democracy debate is a deeply divisive issue.
Reuters
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Photo: AFP The election campaign has been deeply divisive.
Radio NZ
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Although a deeply divisive figure, Donald Trump is one of Jennifer Hawkins's sources of inspiration.
News.com.au
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But her actions detonated an explosive and deeply divisive sexism debate and she found herself engulfed.
The Guardian
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He is seen as a deeply divisive figure whose racist, homophobic and misogynistic remarks have angered many.
Radio NZ
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Some delegates emphasised a need for a televised display of unity after the deeply divisive GOP primary.
News.com.au
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But he has proven a deeply divisive figure whose racist, homophobic and misogynistic remarks have angered many.
Radio NZ
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