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- noun Plural form of
partisanship .
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Examples
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His obsession with bi or non-partisanships is another set of handcuffs because the GOP and the media won’t let him do that.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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CONAN: Getting back to the relationship with Jefferson, yes, some of it was partisanships, some of it was backstabbing, and there was some truth on both sides.
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Because the Republican Congress voted for the Military Commissions Act. Because all partisanships voted for the FISA broadening.
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That greater world was still prepared for heroes and villains, ready for blind partisanships and storms of suspicion.
The Shape of Things to Come Herbert George 2006
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Hence Ramsey's approving reference, at the end of GCC, to Maurice's description of theology as digging rather than building, removing debris, undermining the partisanships of believers so as to unite at the foundational level where the act of God is at work.
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