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Discover Ludwig"opposing interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the idea that two different people can interpret the same situation in completely different ways. For example: "When discussing the events of the day, the group had to consider the inherent biases of their own experiences and acknowledge the range of opposing interpretations."
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Aside from the opposing interpretations of the violence, one other element distinguished yesterday's rally from Thursday's.
His book will probably be recruited to support a few opposing interpretations of the event.
There are opposing interpretations of the primitive body traits retained in the early species of Australopithecus.
The country has been on edge amid a growing clash over opposing interpretations of the Constitution.
Over the course of three years the report has been treated like a holy scripture with opposing interpretations.
It has given rise to a set of opposing interpretations, the merits of which are still contested.
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And she gave her own opposing interpretation of Islam to the Taliban's.
But Meese and his allies in the National Rifle Association were indefatigable in pushing an opposing interpretation, and their position became widely adopted, first in the Republican Party and then among many Democrats.
The opposing interpretation is that the sequence-based approach fails to accurately reflect taxonomy.
We have retreated to our respective political corners and armed ourselves in an ideological standoff over the very meaning of America, having diametrically opposed interpretations of its past and visions for its future.
She said that he often had them shooting scenes that weren't in the original script or trying radically opposed interpretations of the same scene, experimentation that she was happy to embrace.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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