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take issue

verb as in oppugn

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Scarsi, who was nominated to the federal bench by then-President Trump, took issue with the claim of unequal, biased treatment that the president invoked to spare his son prison time in the tax case.

Notably, modern scientists have taken issue with how classical island biogeography theory assumes that species are ecologically equivalent in terms of their dispersal ability.

Charities observing this were surprised as over the course of a decade these countries had not taken issue with the use of the word.

From BBC

But the singer, who quit the band in 1995, took issue with the assertions, posting a lengthy post on Instagram on Sunday.

From BBC

The company took issue with the Jewish Voice for Peace, saying the organization was “too critical of the Israeli government,” according to the lawsuit.

From Salon

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

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