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is dissent
verb
To disagree; to withhold assent. Construed with from (or, formerly, to).
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" 'The Wire' is dissent," he says.
But even within the commission, there is dissent.
Even within her "grand coalition" government, however, there is dissent.
But there is dissent within the Bloomberg administration about how to change the law.
It would appear there is dissent in the ranks, a groundhog groundswell against Phil.
Back in Maine, where the legislation is scheduled to be voted on in the next few weeks, there is dissent in the whoopie pie ranks.
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But there was dissent from the beginning.
Even so, there has been dissent.
There was dissent among my team.
Even among Republicans, there's dissent about "repeal and delay".
But in the past few years, there's been dissent.
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