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Sentence
政治家と警察の関係を論じる際、ジャーナリストたちはしばしば、2012年に保守党議員のアンドリュー・ミッチェルがダウニング街の警察官に罵声を浴びせ『平民』と呼んだとされるスキャンダルを引き合いに出した。
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Journalists frequently referred back to Plebgate when discussing politicians' relations with the police.
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Journalists frequently referred back to Plebgate when discussing politicians' relations with the police.
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Related words
Plebgate
Proper noun
UK
informal
(UK,
informal)
A
2012
scandal
in
which
Conservative
MP
Andrew
Mitchell
was
accused
of
swearing
at
Downing
Street
police
officers
and
calling
them
"plebs";
subsequent
to
Mitchell's
resignation,
CCTV
and
other
evidence
was
revealed
which
appeared
to
call
into
question
some
of
the
evidence
against
him.
Japanese Meaning
2012年に発生した英国におけるスキャンダル。具体的には、保守党のアンドルー・ミッチェル議員がダウニング街の警察官に対し、俗語「プレブ（庶民）」を用いたとされ、その発言に関連する一連の事件およびその後の証拠開示を指す。
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