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polarizing

verb as in divide

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These allegations have been especially polarizing for young women—who say the allegations make him unfit for office—and older women who say there are bigger concerns.

Some posts cheered his death, while others disparaged or mocked some of Kirk’s more polarizing views.

“This issue is one of the most polarizing issues nationally and it has split the Church,” he said, adding that it’s fair to question the way the statement is written.

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Since the deal closed Aug. 7, David Ellison has moved to position the company slightly right of the political center, while also taking on polarizing issues.

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A polarizing figure on the Los Angeles Police Commission will retain his seat despite having never received an approval vote from the City Council.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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