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re·ject (r-jkt)
v.
1. To refuse to accept, submit to, believe, or use something.
2. To discard as defective or useless; throw away.
3. To spit out or vomit.
4. To resist immunologically introduction of a transplanted organ or tissue; fail to accept in one's body.


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The funny irony that one is now unable to ignore is how Israel is crying wolf to an imaginary nuclear Iran, whereas to this day Israel is a persistent rejecter of any efforts to make it become a party to any international convention on nuclear armaments or even nuclear power and has been a strong backer of Indian nuclear attainment.
And to our disappointment, and the International communityAAEs as well, Israel has always proved to be the rejecter of peace efforts, as it has consistently refused to abide by international conventions and resolutions, and even to carry out its commitment towards the occupied land.
He is a rejecter of norms and conventional ways of thinking and that is why he has been so successful at what he does.
 
 
 
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