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The phrase "an extreme view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is significantly outside the norm or widely accepted beliefs.
Example: "His argument was dismissed by many as simply an extreme view that lacked substantial evidence."
Alternatives: "a radical perspective" or "an exaggerated opinion".
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That is still an extreme view.
This is an extreme view.
This is not an extreme view, either.
"That's sort of an extreme view".
OK, it's possibly still an extreme view of the book.
It takes an extreme view of the Holocaust debates.
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Quiet and socially awkward — he once told a friend he preferred the company of cats to people, according to the Wall Street Journal — Mercer has an extreme views on small government and wealth.
But all too often the weak have further enfeebled their position by taking an uncompromisingly extreme view.
"He auditioned for his job by writing a 19-page memorandum giving a very extreme view of obstruction of justice and presidential power," Nadler said of Barr.
Others present a less extreme view, quoting Pai's previous statements of support for a neutral internet.
"Wonderland" presents a narrow, extreme view of mental illness and plays to stereotypes.
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