1.   It polarized people.

2.   Lamm accused Clinton of opposing a Republican Medicare reform measure so he could polarize older people against the GOP.

3.   Overall, though, marching in the streets tends to polarize people rather than unite them, he said.

4.   People feel very strongly one way or the other on this and we need that process of healing, especially at this point when people have become so polarized.

5.   The issue has polarized people along the border, with Americans saying their homes often are targets of burglaries and Mexicans saying the case represents a miscarriage of justice.

6.   The songs clearly deal with an issue that polarizes people.

7.   Their message polarizes people rather than uniting them in a common cause.