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polarizing

verb as in divide

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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.

AI is polarizing, it can spread misinformation and there are many signs that it’s coming for our jobs.

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Indeed, over the last few decades, research shows that the U.S. has been polarizing faster than other democracies, affecting people’s everyday lives.

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Both men also conceded how polarizing and divisive Kirk had been, even admitting to disagreeing with him, sometimes on nearly everything.

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While Kirk, who was 31, relished the give-and-take of debates — including by taking on views different from his own — his own polarizing statements have long attracted sharp criticism.

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

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