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sowed

adjective as in scattered

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Jurado, in an interview on Wednesday, said she disagreed with De León’s emphasis on shoring up Latino power, which she said “sowed racial division.”

The posts have implied it's easy for non-citizens to vote, made false claims about voting machines and sowed distrust in the ballot-counting process.

From BBC

But instead of fixing it, these corporations have lied to the public, bribed politicians and sowed distrust in science.

From Salon

Mr Smith's team alleges Trump's campaign sowed "chaos" in battleground states that risked triggering violence.

From BBC

Somalia’s defence minister hit back, saying Ethiopia should stop “wailing” as everyone “will reap what they sowed” - a reference to their worsening diplomatic relations.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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