Definitions
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- n. Plural form of segregation.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Shall we ask him why blatant segregations is alive and well in the schools of his state?
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He exerted that he will not tolerate any kind of segregations in the state, cautioning the citizens to "be united as sons and daughters of WES with one tribe as Western Equatoria."
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Even more importantly, Tel-Aviv's flashy coffee shops and shopping malls, in contrast with the nearby deprived Palestinian villages and towns, serve as evidence that the Israeli society, just as the Israeli state itself, has built walls, blockades and systems of racist segregations to hide from the Palestinians it oppresses.
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Also, the British had cultivated socio-religious segregations through their employment and election policies.
Foreign Aid and Growth, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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The problem is how many segregations are possible?
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Every workplace seemed to have its own strange segregations.
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A time when segregations foul grip dictated that race music was for blacks and whites listened to white music.
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Although the city government had made a policy of waste segregations in all the Barangay, compliance rate is very low.
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HARRIS: One was a segregations, the other is a civil right leader, but both are tied together.
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You wonder what other segregations make less sense to those who can't see them.
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