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brainwash

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See: convert, influence, persuade
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Director Mohammed Tufail said: "There are young people in the UK who are trying to brainwash other young people into hatred.
'We can beat extremists' by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
In other words using the BBC funded by our licence fees to brainwash us.
From The Forum by Birmingham Mail (England)
But to cap it all, Sir Hayden Phillips is conducting a review of party funding to give political parties even more of taxpayers' money, money that will be used to brainwash people into voting for them.
Letter: VIEWPOINT - We're paying to be brainwashed by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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