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Equally, in the media, people who opine about politics are rewarded for being more extreme and stoking outrage — that's the way to get more eyeballs and, ultimately, more advertising dollars.

From BBC

The film flopped - with Time magazine opining that "nothing can save this picture".

From BBC

Later, when asked about constitutional interpretation, she opined about the slippery text of the 4th Amendment, the same amendment implicated in Monday’s unsigned order.

But opining that late-night’s problems could be solved by its hosts taking up fiddling instead of calling attention to the malevolent arsonists setting fire to the nation only proves Leno hasn’t looked around much lately.

From Salon

Mostly, Park challenges us to keep up: “The idea of unstable reality would be reflected in the form of the piece,” one character opines.

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