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Steven Levitan, a co-creator of "Modern Family," said he thought that when the show started, the inclusion of Cameron and Mitchell would "limit our success a bit, because it will perhaps alienate a certain segment of the population".
It may rally purists, but it will continue to alienate realists and centrists, they said.
Whenever he branches out and records more traditional pop fare, he worries it will alienate his audience.
He said that WOR was taking a risk that it will alienate loyal listeners without picking up new ones.
The clear flaw in this strategy is that it will alienate the Democratic base to some extent.
Let's hope he will tell the Pelosi-Waxman House brigade not to bring legislation so leftist and destructive it will alienate the independent voters who elected Obama.
It will alienate other people, and it won't mean anything 10 years from now.
Goals are great to have, but having too many expectations won't work, and worse, it will alienate your partner.
"It'll totally alienate older rallygoers.
It will be alienating in some ways.
