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• Pranjkovi
  has polemicized with virtually every Croatian linguist of the older generation.
• These issues and others have polemicized the educational atmosphere in many of our school districts.
• As a member of the Kazakhstan delegation he polemicized with representatives of the OSCE in Warsaw repeatedly.
• Frustrated, he forbade the sale of indulgences in his electorate and allowed Martin Luther to polemicize against them.
• The Socialist Party of Washington did not limit itself to dry group meetings and polemicizing in the party press.
• That music argued passionately against all his earlier ideas; indeed, it often polemicized directly with his earlier music.
• A liberal publication, it criticised the Slavophile doctrine, polemicized with " Rus " and defended Chernyshevsky.
• "Some people will polemicize because they don't know the material, and others because they are biased.
• However, although Newman and his colleagues locate themselves decisively as Marxists and revolutionaries, little ink is wasted polemicizing against capitalism.
• In a 1994 interview with The Associated Press, he complained that there was " too much polemicizing about Cuba ."
• Polemicizing with the established " Junimea " and overshadowed by the influence of Mihai Eminescu, modernist magazine " Sbur
  torul ".
• ScotXW has a history of very constructive editing, but also of using this user page to polemicize against various topics, including other editors.
• In succeeding years, the most important artists of the Polish stage referred to, and sometimes polemicized with, this vision, developing or modifying it.
• The Mohists polemicized against elaborate funeral ceremonies and other wasteful rituals, and called for austerity in life and in governance, but did not deem spiritual sacrifices wasteful.
• He was active in the father s rights movement, he was one of organizers of the campaign  stopstopnop polemicizing with opponents of mandatory vaccinations for newborn children.
• "' Sheriffs "'are Wikipedia editors who intervene in contentious, polemicized articles or topic areas where the behavior of editors has exasperated the community at large.
• Also, Stalin polemicized against Trotsky on the role of peasants, as in China, whereas Trotsky's position was in favor of urban insurrection over peasant-based guerrilla warfare.
• Toni Cade Bambara tells me more about being black through her quiet, proud, silly, tender, hip, acute, loving stories than any amount of literary polemicizing could hope to do,
• The rancorous debate continued through the early 1900s into the 1920s; in 1927 Brouwer complained about " polemicizing against it [ intuitionism ] in sneering tones " ( Brouwer in van Heijenoort, p . 492 ).