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Meanings of emotive issue in inglés

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Usage of emotive issue in inglés
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But for most Afghans, civilian deaths will continue to be an emotive issue.
Reuters
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Abe has made resolving the emotive issue a signature pledge of his political career.
Reuters
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The question of fairness when it comes to water rights is a pretty emotive issue.
Radio NZ
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The rebuilding of Christchurch is clearly an emotive issue.
Radio NZ
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That smacking is a stratospherically emotive issue, entrenched in generational and cultural expectations, is self-evident.
The Guardian
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Land ownership was an emotive issue in Zimbabwe then as it is in South Africa today.
The South African
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Access to medicines is always an emotive issue.
The Irish Times
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Britain could scarcely have chosen a more emotive issue on which to challenge a Latin American state.
Reuters
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The emotive issue of rising house prices has moved rapidly up the political radar screens in recent months.
The Irish Times
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Saying that this is an emotive issue and needs time and careful handling is simply not enough anymore.
The Irish Times
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Allegations of U.S. abuse of detainees captured in Afghanistan have been an emotive issue for Afghans throughout the war.
Reuters
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It was "in many ways the most difficult and emotive issue of all in the peace process".
The Irish Times
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A new museum of German immigration goes online this week, just as public debate on this emotive issue turns toxic.
The Irish Times
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This is a complex and emotive issue, but it is one from which we, as a society, should not shirk.
The Guardian
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For many, the playing of the British national anthem at a venue steeped in Irish nationalist history is an emotive issue.
The Irish Times
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With succession an important and emotive issue, many feel that getting agreement among the whole family is the most crucial first step.
Independent.ie
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