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take issue with

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take issue with verb be against, be antagonistic to, be antipathetic to, be at odds with, be contra to, be contrary to, be different to, be hostile to, be inimical to, be opposed to, be repugnant to, challenge, clash, conflict with, oppose, render inopportune
Associated concepts: take issue with the opportunity
See also: antagonize, contest, contradict, counter, counteract, demurrer, disown, dispute, dissent, gainsay, impugn, oppose


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Byline: Rosie Peace Rosie Peace takes issue with a suggestion that High Chaparral's connections were underwhelmed I MUST take issue with Joel Molinaro from Lexington, Kentucky and his letter (June 16) entitled `Why so little joy over Derby win?
 
 
 
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