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discriminatory

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discriminatory adjective biased, bigoted, favoring, inequitable, influenced, iniquitous, jaundiced, one-sided, partisan, preconceived, predisposed, prejudiced, selective, separate, slanted, unjust, unjustified, warped
Associated concepts: discriminatory action, discriminatory implementation, discriminatory laws, selective enforceeent
See also: inequitable, one-sided, partial


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Byline: Daily Star Staff Summary: <p>Tawhid Movement leader and former Minister Wi'am Wahhab condemned Thursday the discriminatory statements issued by Eyal Gabbai, the office director of Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu against the Druze community in Palestine.
DISCRIMINATORY apartment advertisements are prolific on Internet classified ad sites such as Craigslist because those sites are not held to the same legal standard as newspapers, according to an Aug.
Magnette insisted on Saturday that the tax was "not discriminatory," speaking on the VRT television channel.
 
 
 
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