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Oh, you mean segregated!
I only said they weren't segregated into different places.
Experience has shown that production levels benefit considerably when the sexes are segregated.
The workers' living quarters are also segregated.
And this place was like segregated and she couldn't sing here.
A few advance copies have been segregated. I have one myself.
But then if I talked, what would keep you from slaying me, O Segregated One?
They're all colored units, we're gonna be segregated again.
Each blow he strikes, he strikes it for all those who are discriminated against, the downtrodden, the underprivileged the denied, the segregated.
Young Renton noticed the haste with which the successful in the sexual sphere, as in all others, segregated themselves from the failures.
To ensure peace at night, Brother Meriet could be segregated for a while.
Why is he segregated like this?
He's been segregated from the others.
After the incident with Ensign Kim, they insisted we keep our crews segregated.
Oh, you mean segregated! You mean imprisoned, don't you, doctor?
But, sir, this is a segregated cinema.
Segregated of course.
And we're gonna keep him completely segregated until your people are gone.
You know tonight's show is segregated?
Not if it's segregated.
The Belvedere is segregated.
It's a segregated network.
A few advance copies have been segregated.
Young Renton noticed the haste with which the successful, in the sexual sphere, as in all others, segregated themselves from the failures.
Mr. Charles! Mr. Charles! You know tonight's show is segregated?
Ray Charles was banned from performing in the state of Georgia because he refused to play before a segregated audience. Thankfully, we've come a long way since then.
Both shared this world, yet segregated from one another.
That picture's so old that beaches are still segregated.
Chuck'd rather sleep in his own car than to give his money to one of them segregated hotels.
I need everything to be segregated down here.
What about segregated housing?
In Kolatch V. Harper, 1983, Your Honor, it was argued, the Constitution can't be segregated from peripheral areas of law.
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Lebanon is an ideal social laboratory because it has a large number of geographically segregated religious groups and strongly enforced communal boundaries.
So the high- and low-erucic acid varieties of rapeseed plants must be carefully segregated in the field and thereafter.
Roma lived in segregated ghettos.
An oil fund should be seen as an instrument of macroeconomic stabilization, segregated from normal revenue streams.
Under his administration, racially segregated workplaces and washrooms, which had been abolished at the end of the Civil War, were re-introduced.
Segregated schooling is a barrier to integration and produces prejudice and failure.
As for those who managed to survive and cross the Mediterranean, France dumped them in segregated, under-served ghettos.
Segregated housing has led to huge shantytowns and settlements lacking sanitation and other basic conditions essential to a life with dignity.