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Phrases · Academic and Study-Related Phrases
To disagree with something.
John: I think we should proceed with plan A.
Alice: I take issue with that; plan B has fewer risks.
John: But plan A is more innovative.
Alice: I understand, but I still take issue with your assessment of the risks.
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