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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
politicize .
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Perhaps most serious was the appointment of former Ma campaign spokesman Lo Chih-chiang as CNA deputy president on Sept. 30, a move which transparently "politicizes" the formerly impartial state news agency.
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It also de-politicizes parking rates by letting the market decide what the price ought to be.
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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It also de-politicizes parking rates by letting the market decide what the price ought to be.
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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Chemical companies are deeply worried about these market developments, and they spring into defensive action whenever legislation comes along that reinforces and politicizes these consumer concerns.
Sloan Barnett: A Landmark Day in the Life of a Toxic Chemical: Interview With Ken Cook of the EWG
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