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gentlemen's agreement
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gentlemen's agreement, in U.S. history, an agreement between the United States and Japan in 1907 that Japan should stop the emigration of its laborers to the United States and that the United States should stop discrimination against Japanese living in the United States. This agreement was ended in 1924 by the act of Congress excluding immigration from Japan, as immigration from China had been previously excluded.


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It may a working partnership, some form of gentleman's agreement.
While Gordon won his first race of the season and his first in nearly two years, four-time Winston Cup champion Jeff Gordon (for the last time, Jeff and Robby Gordon are not related) was the first to point out that the pass was dangerous, ill-advised and in complete disregard to the aforementioned gentleman's agreement.
However, the former Tottenham striker, who had been part of Germany's 2006 campaign team, added: 'We were hoping that the European executive members would go for us especially because of that gentleman's agreement.
 
 
 
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