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Значения термина emotive subject на английском

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Использование термина emotive subject на английском
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A vote on an emotive subject was not subverted.
The Guardian
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You'll be hard-pressed to find a more emotive subject than the existence of Orania in South Africa.
The South African
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With this highly- emotive subject on the table once more, it's increasingly likely that the debate could become heated.
The South African
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Gentrification is a viscerally emotive subject.
The Guardian
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He said it was an emotive subject and it understandably provoked "a mix of opinions, even within families".
The Guardian
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In a short space, it is difficult to deal with all aspects of access to the countryside, a complex and emotive subject.
The Irish Times
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Get professional advice Branding can be an emotive subject, so it's good to get a second opinion from someone neutral outside the organisation.
The Guardian
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Not only will fans struggle to accept this new style, but the choice of drama is still a highly controversial and emotive subject!
The South African
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It's a very emotive subject and people feel very passionately that the way they are bringing up their babies is the right way.
The Guardian
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Refugee policy is an emotive subject in Australia, even though the country receives only a small number of the world's asylum seekers each year.
Reuters
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There will always be people willing to compile a blame report of this sort because emigration remains a hugely emotive subject in the Irish psyche.
The Irish Times
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The engagement with such emotive subject matter by a middle-class white artist caused ripples of anger in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement.
News.com.au
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Judge Anthony Leonard told the jury to forget about the " emotive subject" as it decides the fate of the Tottenham manager and co-defendant Milan Mandaric.
The Irish Times
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