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It also leaves itself open to criticism that it trivializes the damage of combat and targets the most impressionable section of society.
en.wikipedia.org The election commissioners concerned trivialized the value of the application for election to the highest position of the land.
opinion.inquirer.net Two very different accounts of the events have survived that both trivialize the feud.
en.wikipedia.org Mainstream pink ribbon culture has aspects that are deemed trivializing, silencing, and infantilizing.
en.wikipedia.org The central analogy to the civil rights movement and the women's movement is trivializing and ahistorical.
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