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- v. present participle of propagate.
Examples
“It's as important an element as the translation itself and the translation, imo, cannot succeed in propagating new perspectives without it.”
“The media is complicit in propagating the ignorance of these people by refusing to report news and preferring snark and McCain talking points to actual journalism.”
“(Jones made a name propagating conspiracies ranging from the claim that Bill Clinton planned the Oklahoma City bombings to the idea that the attacks on 9/11 were orchestrated by a cabal of American and Israeli government officials.)”
Frank Schaeffer: The Trivialization of The Presidency: Obama Becomes Oprah
“My book attacks all the conventions of book distribution, and yet I must struggle to succeed in propagating my message in the very world I hope to help alter.”
“Note 65: The work of the world-systems theorists has been most influential in propagating the view of Europe as the center of a global economic system.”
“The Democrats keep moving right because the Republicans have been so successful in propagating the notion that anyone to the left of Leo Strauss is the equivalent of Joseph Stalin -- and the Democrats just let that happen.”
“Administration has been so successful in propagating the meme that questioning the Administration is treason ..., etc. Come on, Scote.”
“Administration has been so successful in propagating the meme that questioning the Administration is treason ... â€, etc. Come on, Scote.”
“The rest of the quote was “the Administration has been so successful in propagating the meme that questioning the Administration is treason, aids the enemy, means you don†™ t support the troops.””
“Scote writes: “It is extremely sad that the Administration has been so successful in propagating the meme that questioning the Administration is treason, aids the enemy, means you don†™ t support the troops. —
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