vivisection
Example Sentences
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“The use of VAR in many competitions has simply exacerbated the problem and pushes referees and media to vivisection every situation, with paranoid effects and controversial outcomes,” Ceferin said.
From Washington Times
Chief coroner at the autopsy was Stevens, the author of a recent GOP vivisection, “It Was All a Lie.”
From Los Angeles Times
From Russia to Britain, doctors were accused of spreading the disease to deliberately kill the urban poor, to obtain cadavers for vivisection, or to claim fictitious government bounties on dead bodies.
From The Guardian
The Grimms’ version ends with a vivisection, the huntsman releasing the girl and her grandmother from the wolf’s belly.
From Los Angeles Times
The Belgian-born Mr. van Hove, perhaps the most unlikely artist ever to become a hot Broadway director, is famed for his onstage vivisections of classic films.
From New York Times
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