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Significados de segregation em inglês

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segregação
catalão
segregació

The act of segregating or sequestering.

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A social system that provides separate facilities for minority groups.

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Examples for "separatism"
Examples for "separatism"
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But the inefficiency of separatism was plainly evident in the Air Force.
Integration of the Armed Forces, 1940-1965
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Indonesian police have warned they will not tolerate activities that promote separatism.
Radio NZ
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She accused the Melanesian leaders of supporting separatism in a sovereign nation.
Radio NZ
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He said he warned about separatism in politics 15 years ago.
Radio NZ
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Turkey, a key western ally, is fiercely opposed to Kurdish separatism.
The Guardian

Enrichment of atoms, ions and molecules.

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Uso de segregation em inglês
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It's this poverty and segregation that leads to other, more dramatic problems.
Ebony
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Potentially violent prisoners needed to be identified and housed in segregation areas.
The Irish Times
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Think about what he saw growing up, the segregation in the south.
The Guardian
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Yet, 21st-century segregation exists overtly in our school systems, communities, and prisons.
The Guardian
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The segregation pattern in the family described here supports X linked inheritance.
Pubmed
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Cohesin is responsible for sister chromatid cohesion, ensuring the correct chromosome segregation.
Pubmed
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Rhodes had been one of the main architects of South Africa's segregation.
The Guardian
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Forced restraint and segregation should be used only as a last resort.
The Guardian
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Ardent antislavery men believed that this segregation in the schools was undemocratic.
The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
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This post serves to divide us and promotes segregation and religious intolerance.
The South African
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The key step for faithful chromosome segregation during meiosis is kinetochore assembly.
Pubmed
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And even if they had, segregation would have made matters very difficult.
The Guardian
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Cohesins and their regulators are vital for normal chromosome cohesion and segregation.
Pubmed
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During some of those years, harsh segregation laws lay upon the land.
The Irish Times
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Additionally, a defect in chromosome segregation, chromosome bridge formation, was often observed.
Pubmed
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The court ruled unanimously that racial segregation of school students was unconstitutional.
News.com.au
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Segregation ao longo do tempo
Segregation nas variantes da língua
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