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は い せ き 0
Most common form: 排斥
rejection; expulsion; boycott; ostracism
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noun
seating allocation (conference, banquet, etc.)
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「
はいせき
排斥
と
じゅよう
受容
の
こうどう
行動
かがく
科学
」 title of book, album etc.
The Behavioral Science of Rejection and Acceptance
その
じだい
時代
には、
ようが
洋画
を
はいせき
排斥
する
けいこう
傾向
があった。
In that era there was a tendency to boycott Western paintings.
「
いみん
移民
はいせき
排斥
と
どうか
同化
しゅぎ
主義
に
か
代
わる
『
だいさん
第三
の
みち
道
』」 title of book, album etc.
A Third Way, Instead of the Principles of Rejecting or Assimilating Immigrants
にほん
日本
からはアメリカへの
いみん
移民
は、1880
ねんだい
年代
より
かいし
開始
された
が、
せいげん
制限
や
はいせき
排斥
を
う
受
け
つつ、1924
ねん
年
のいわゆる
はいにち
排日
いみんほう
移民法
の
せいてい
制定
まで
つづ
続
けられた
。
Japanese immigration to America started in the 1880s and, even as the immigrants faced restrictions and exclusion, people kept coming from Japan until the enactment of the so-called Anti-Japanese Immigration Act of 1924.
 
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