Why are people so quick to vilify those on the "other side" of the issue—and why do we even think in terms of sides? [verb]
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Only those who hold such a ridiculously pedantic view could vilify the Irish rebellion by calling it a ' putsch '. [verb]
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To vilify my sister--for your own base purposes. [verb]
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Why are people so quick to vilify those on the "other side" of the issue—and why do we even think in terms of sides? [Please select]
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Cease then, if thou would'st be counted among the just, to vilify soldiers.' [Please select]
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Cease then, if thou wouldst be counted among the just, to vilify soldiers" (W.") [Please select]
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It was the means they adopted to perpetuate their influence, after early virtues had passed away, which caused enlightened Catholic Europe to mistrust them, and the Protestants absolutely to hate and vilify them. [Please select]
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