Trump, unequivocally, has called for them to disentangle or decouple.
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But burying beetle females can't "decouple that message," she said.
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They (at least partially) decouple their growth from territorial emissions.
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Is there any way -- do we need to decouple completely?
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Can the car decouple from its history as a status symbol?
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Neither type seems able to decouple desire from extraction and domination.
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But the new technologies will eventually decouple that relationship, Draper said.
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The only way to improve it is to decouple it from politics.
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And they're ... You can't decouple them from being economic bubbles as well.
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Bremmer: Well, I don't know that you can really decouple those things.
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The U.S. cannot decouple itself from China without suffering major economic consequences.
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Concussion is "not only not correlated, we can decouple it," said Goldstein.
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The idea, Migicovsky says, is to decouple the smartwatch experience from your phone.
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"It's the U.S. that will suffer from any effort to decouple," argued Gilder.
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Some strive to decouple Europe's foreign and security policy from the United States.
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Hypothetically, Australia could decouple its own economy from fossil fuels without impacting exports.
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To decouple trade from our other relationships with Canada is naïve and foolhardy.
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But eventually, the goal to decouple Medicaid from the welfare system was achieved.
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" Pence added: "People sometimes ask whether the Trump Administration seeks to 'decouple' from China.
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The other two bills would decouple Maryland's tax code from the federal tax code.
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"We have to decouple energy use and CO2 emissions from economic growth," she said.
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Now many people in China are wondering what will happen if the countries decouple.
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There is something innovative in reprogramming diners to decouple fine food from full service.
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Abandoning the treaty, despite Russia's violations, helps decouple Germany from the American nuclear umbrella.
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Therefore, progress in AI might at some point simply decouple from human speeds and timelines.
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We may also need to find a way to decouple recycling from the commodities market.
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Dr Harper's goal is to decouple climate from geography by building a "catalogue of climates".
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But in large, industrial economies that are trying to decouple, the change raises thorny questions.
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China has upended that assumption, demonstrating how to decouple personal freedom from freedom of innovation.
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Separately, the Assembly passed a bill to decouple teacher evaluations from students' standardized test performance.
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There are risks, though: Kim has been trying to decouple the US from South Korea.
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House GOP leaders promised conservatives last year that they would not decouple the two issues.
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"With their consumer emphasis, the big banks can decouple from the trade wars," he explained.
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The ripping sound you hear is the sound of two giant economies starting to decouple.
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HILL: Look, I think that anytime you decouple income from work it&aposs a bad idea.
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We could suddenly decouple the context of the running program from the machine it's running on.
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North Korea and its protector, China, have long wanted to decouple America from its regional allies.
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Mr Yu is doubtful that emerging markets would decouple from developed markets in any sell-off.
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How do we decouple the link between the stock price and how much attention is extracted?
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Second, decouple reimbursement to providers from the volume of service provided and link it to outcomes.
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Technological substitution, in this view, will lead GDP growth to decouple from resource use and emissions.
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Well, look, there is a policy that is shaping up in Washington to decouple from China.
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How did we decouple economic growth from resource consumption for the first time in human history?
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"They will not decouple the H-1B immigration issue from all the other issues," he said.
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Today's teenagers have finally managed to decouple the idea of freedom from the idea of car ownership.
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Designing clothes for longevity can limit environmental impacts, create jobs, and decouple business growth from resource use.
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"I saw first hand the need to decouple infrastructure from applications in use," he told Business Insider.
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So decouple the word "young" from "insert good thing," energetic, sexy, whatever, and "old" from its opposite.
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The idea of anonymous sequencing is to decouple genomic data from personal information from the get-go.
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" Mr. McGregor said the economic incentives of the Chinese market would encourage companies to "decouple from America.
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The nature of our new experience fully capitalized on our decision to decouple our front and back ends.
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It's tough for me to decouple the pleasure of shooting with the X-T20 from its eventual results.
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"If I'm unable to psychologically decouple those, then I'm going to have to abandon the brand," Reed said.
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But the reality is that in the U.S. we continue to decouple from fundamentals at an increasing rate.
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To do this, we need to decouple growth from resource use and move toward a circular business model.
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How can you know that the DNA lab will properly decouple your genetic data from your personal information?
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When your head gets yanked around, your brain does too, and it's nearly impossible to decouple the two.
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But in a wealthy, unequal country like today's America, gains in national income can decouple from well-being.
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After Trump's recent remarks, the state party is contemplating ways to decouple its 50 convention delegates from his campaign.
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Some analysts have wondered whether European stocks could 'decouple', or move independently, from the richly-valued S&P 500 .
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The capsules can decouple from the aircraft to continue the journey by road or rail, depending on the mission.
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It should also decouple its discount rate from its rate of return, using something like the Muni 85033 Index.
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It may be the exposure therapy we need to decouple the sacred notification with the dopamine rush that follows.
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However, El-Erian told CNBC there is a limit on how far the market can decouple valuations from fundamentals.
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But you can be sure that at some point Amazon will want to decouple Amazon Prime from Amazon Prime Video.
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President Trump appears to be trying to decouple the American and Chinese economies, but he may be largely too late.
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If it truly is to be humanitarian aid, the Trump administration needs to decouple it from its aggressive, militaristic agenda.
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"If you decouple it, it's not the same project," one of the industry sources said of a non-integrated project.
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"We decouple them so that they're all allowed to develop on their own until they come together," Spiegel told Wired.
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A surface-level solution to this privacy dilemma would be for people to decouple their online lives from these companies.
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"Unless something goes terribly wrong in China, no other nation will wish to decouple from its financial markets," Paulson said.
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We also need to decouple a man's self-worth from his earning power, a power often out of his control.
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The Netflix model is an example of delinkage: pricing schemes that decouple rewards for pharmaceutical innovation from a drug's price.
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Educational proposals to decouple teacher evaluations from test scores withered, as did a reauthorization of speed cameras around schools. Gov.
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Given America's lopsided, detrimental trading relationship with Beijing, the president would be justified in attempting to decouple completely from China.
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On the idea that the U.S. is special and would "decouple" from the volatility occurring elsewhere, the strategist was blunt.
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"Given what we know from research, we should decouple our thinking about medical cannabis and opioid overdoses," Ms. Shover said.
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Some have their pain diminished or dismissed entirely, leading them to "decouple," as McGeeney puts it, from the medical system.
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But according to Lister, the rebels — who have otherwise accepted the terms of the ceasefire — are refusing to decouple from JFS.
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"We have to decouple attention from profit" Harris protests, but that's a much bigger task than adding a few benevolent pixels.
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The Broad Front (FA), a leftist coalition that has governed since 23.5, began an effort to "decouple" Uruguay from its neighbours.
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Achieving this requires a massive systemic change to decouple drugs like insulin—along with other services—from one's ability to pay.
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So far, the global economy has not been able to fully decouple growth in G.D.P. from growth in greenhouse gas emissions.
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On its part, Puig's presence in emerging markets has grown, helping the company decouple from years of weak growth in Spain.
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The value of those crypto units may now begin to decouple from bitcoin, Shihara said, as more investors transact in dollars.
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"It really doesn't matter how small you start," Clayman said; the goal here is to begin to decouple anxiety and avoidance.
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And with the direction that Donald Trump seems to be heading in, Kelly Ayotte's task is to somehow decouple those two.
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The United States must re-emphasize the power of nonmilitary tools in its arsenal and decouple military force from foreign policy.
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But the lithium anode swells a lot while a battery is charging, which can cause it to decouple from the electrolyte.
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"In a critical time, Amazon's stellar sales and burgeoning margin expansion helped decouple it from its FANG peers," said Nomura Instinet.
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Now, per The New York Times, Bloomberg and others, officials may decouple those plans and move against California's 2009 waiver first.
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Despite the virtues of HSAs, savers who want to decouple their account from their employer and shop around may run into problems.
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So I returned to Chrome after a few weeks of Firefox, but the urge to decouple my browsing habits from Google remained.
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A better policy would be to decouple armed humanitarian intervention from coercive regime change, and promote democracy only by non-lethal means.
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Now, with the release of Zuul v3, the team decided to decouple Zuul from OpenStack and run it as an independent project.
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For the sake of my sanity and my gainful employment, I have to decouple myself from the unhappy news flow, at least sometimes.
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It isn't expected to decouple from the iPhone just yet, a feature that would deliver cloud-based services, like streaming music and messaging.
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It's a nifty way to decouple your app activity from a personal identifier, like your email address, that companies use for ad targeting.
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In addition to gas links, the EU is pushing to reach a deal to decouple the three Baltic states' electricity grids from Russia.
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A fashion designer who made waves in the 1960s and '70s, Gernreich sought to wholly decouple clothing from the preconceived notions surrounding it.
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Some analysts have wondered whether European stocks could 'decouple', or move independently, from the richly-valued S&P 500 if it retreats significantly.
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Alibaba's fortunes may increasingly decouple from China's macroeconomy, but that gives investors an even more challenging task trying to look into the company's future.
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"We can't simply decouple ourselves from the world and say we're not interested in what the rest of the world is doing," she added.
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"We decouple them so that they're all allowed to develop on their own until they come together," Spiegel recently told Wired in an interview.
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While there are options to decouple a PlayStation account from an Epic Games account, Fortnite players are warning that this doesn't fix the problems.
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And it also enabled us to decouple the code base so that we could iterate really quickly and build product and capabilities much faster.
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The transaction was seen as a way to help decouple JBS's businesses from Brazil — where reputational issues have impaired share performance in recent months.
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But after hitching his political fortunes to the rise of the stock market, Mr. Trump is now looking to decouple himself from its fall.
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The latest computer age is making things so much lighter and less material-intensive that it promises to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation.
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"It is not in our interest to isolate ourselves when the rest of the world is not going to decouple from China," he said.
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"It's actually very hard to decouple blockchain and bitcoin," said Sunayna Tuteja, head of digital assets and distributed ledger technology (DLT) at TD Ameritrade.
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The desire to decouple psychedelic medicine and recreational psychedelic use is understandable, especially when it comes to treating mental illnesses related to substance use.
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But can you really so easily decouple Beard's queerness from his culinary sensibilities, which so brazenly stood in contrast to American norms at the time?
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This plays into a long-term North Korean strategy to "decouple" the US-South Korea alliance: making America's pledge to defend the South seem hollow.
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Given that he's still the one person capable of taking up the Iron Fist mantle, it's hard to decouple his whiteness from his elevated position.
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Users, analysts and carriers would like to see Apple decouple the watch from the phone, something that is not expected to happen this product cycle.
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Some traders have been sceptical about the plans to decouple Urals from Brent citing a lack of liquidity along the forward curve for Urals futures.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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Back in 2015, the organization decided to decouple Thunderbird's technical infrastructure from Firefox's and look for other organizations that would like to invest in it.
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"We will not blindly emphasise 'self-developed and controllable', and will not decouple from the development of international industries," Huang told reporters at a briefing.
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And the insight startled him because, drawn out to its logical conclusion, it meant that mankind would decouple itself from having to strive to subsist.
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However, Harnett worries that the fiscal easing has contributed to "polarization" in markets that has seen U.S. performance surge and decouple from weakening global markets.
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But after the shutdown, some Senate Democrats have indicated a willingness to decouple the two items and move forward with a two-year spending accord.
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Eventually, Kering wants to completely decouple the company's growth from the use of natural resources, to create a circular economy that relies on recycled resources instead.
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As I wrote in 2014 about their debut, the startup figured out a way to decouple storage and compute and that had wide usage and appeal.
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Mr Xi, it is said, believes that Mr Trump does not want to decouple America's economy from China's—except in the production of some sensitive technology.
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He said that Google has been working on an API for some time that allows companies like Egnyte to decouple G Suite documents from Google Drive.
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Enrolled agent Phyllis Jo Kubey did an analysis for each of New York clients, but the state later announced it would decouple from the federal rules.
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Americans point out that using the radar that way would decouple it from the missile-defence system it was deployed with, which would defeat its purpose.
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More than that, I think it demands that we take a broader understanding of the power fantasy so that we can decouple it from the gun.
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GUANGZHOU, China — For some big companies, U.S.-China business ties are still holding up, despite worries that trade tensions will cause the two economies to decouple.
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The virus may prove to be the most compelling reason for the two countries to "decouple" economically, as some of Trump's hawkish advisers have long wanted.
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But Trump warned Scalise that the background check bill would "never pass" if it included concealed carry reciprocity and urged leaders to decouple the two issues.
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"He emphasized the U.S. does not want to 'decouple' and repeated how U.S. President Donald Trump is willing to start a new future with China," it said.
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Trump is said to want to decouple the U.S. and Chinese economies — and increasing numbers of establishment experts think he is right given China's aggressive economic tactics.
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Officials in China are slightly obsessed with the president's chief trade adviser, Peter Navarro, an abrasive academic who would like to decouple the Chinese and American economies.
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"For the same reason we can't decouple from Russia or China despite significant differences on foreign policy," it would be equally difficult to isolate Riyadh, he added.
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The former management consultant added that it was possible to "decouple growth" from activities that frequently create a Hobson's choice between economic feasibility and safeguarding the environment.
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That means that changes to federal higher education tax provisions could affect state budgets or force states to decide whether to decouple from the federal tax code.
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ITIF President Robert Atkinson said there was pressure on the administration to decouple the U.S. and China, In effect break ties between businesses in the two economies.
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To them, it looks like the White House is turning to forcibly decouple the two economies, while seeking to contain China's rising financial, diplomatic and military power.
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"It's important to design a strategy that will enable us to decouple Greek bonds from what is going on in the Italian bond market," the official said.
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A possible China-wide ban could cause spiking metallurgical coal prices and decouple seaborne coal prices from domestic prices, according to Robin Griffin, Wood Mackenzie's research director.
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The ability to decouple components into discrete functions and services is fundamentally changing how architects are thinking about app and datacenter composition, and hence, job and task processing.
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When user data is processed at a company, special algorithms decouple sensitive information like location traces and medical records from identifying details like email addresses and passport numbers.
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"It is not completely possible to decouple from the weather," he said, adding Zalando's ordering flexibility meant it could react both to changing fashion trends and the weather.
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Equity markets and oil prices have mirrored each other this year so far, but analysts say they expect the two to decouple in the not-too-distant future.
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Kim and China's leader, Xi Jinping, find themselves in alignment once again in seeking to remove U.S. troops from the Korean Peninsula and gradually "decouple" Seoul and Washington.
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The analyst added that the path of the US Dollar will be "an important determinant of how far US yields can decouple from the rest of the world".
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A tiny, square-sized object that fits on a keychain, the Pebble Core is a screenless device that can decouple some of your phone needs from your watch.
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"Our jobs to process this would be large and complex; we needed to decouple the complexity and processing in order to not overwhelm Google Cloud Dataflow," Singer said.
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Every administration seems to need its own name, but the new mechanism seems to decouple the "strategic" elements from the economic at least at this level of negotiations.
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Equity markets and oil prices have moved in sync this year so far, but analysts say they expect the two to decouple in the not-too-distant future.
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But Lou also said it would be difficult for the United States to decouple from China, given the potential disruption to global supply chains and the impact on businesses.
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He described most companies that have started in the last 10 years as "not mature," and asked the audience to decouple unicorn-sized valuations from viable, sustainable business practices.
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"The point is to decouple the bias from the behavior," Phillip Atiba Goff, a Stanford-trained social psychologist and the president of the Center for Policing Equity, told me.
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They also called on Ms. Stewart-Cousins to decouple any negotiation over fusion voting from the budget, due April 1, when Mr. Cuomo could have some leverage over lawmakers.
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Still, officials like Vice President Pence who are otherwise quite hawkish have insisted the U.S. does not wish to decouple what is arguably the world's most important bilateral relationship.
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They only agreed to vote for Fix NICS after House GOP leaders attached the measure to the concealed carry reciprocity bill and promised not to decouple the two issues.
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But there are outliers, and studying what they've done right, or wrong, can help other countries decouple pollution from economic growth: Despite rapid industrialization, Taiwan and Singapore rank fairly high.
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Given the hopeful signs seen last week that oil and stocks are capable of trading in different directions, Garner believes that crude and the S&P will continue to decouple.
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"Hence the performance of the Russian equity market would decouple from the global trend," Lutsko said, forecasting negative shocks from sanctions in the short term and a gradual recovery afterwards.
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"I'm not saying it's impossible to decouple, but we have to be skeptical," said Giorgos Kallis, an editor of the book "Degrowth" and an economist at the University of Barcelona.
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The planned transaction highlights moves to decouple cross-border businesses in the Gulf following a boycott imposed on Qatar by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt since June 2017.
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And it would decouple government assistance from work, a sharp departure from the track followed since the welfare reform of the 1990s, when cash assistance was replaced with tax credits.
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In another experiment, Dr. Reinhart and Dr. Nguyen found that, by using the tACS technology to decouple key brain regions, they could temporarily muddle the working memory of young participants.
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Even the U.S. Department of Education is supporting "experimental sites" that decouple financial aid from the credit hour in favor of a focus on the underlying competencies that employers value most.
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Closed-end funds have a fixed number of shares, and the price per share can sometimes decouple from the value of the underlying securities, making them an attractive mark for activists.
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"We need to decouple GDP and GHG emissions in China and India to have any chance of limiting warming to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures this century," Aden said.
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There is a growing consensus that to profit from new antimicrobial drugs without encouraging their misuse, pharmaceutical companies will need to "decouple" the revenues derived from these drugs to their use.
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Indeed, there are already signs that our allies are looking into ways to hedge their bets — to explore "exit options" that could allow them to decouple from the American security architecture.
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As it stands, Republicans have pushed to decouple the two issues, but Democrats are insisting a budget deal and debt ceiling increase be paired together, as they have been in the past.
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But it's important to decouple the ideas of spending money and having fun, and to get comfortable with suggesting activities that will allow you to spend time together without breaking your budget.
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He said Boss had been unable to decouple its performance from a sluggish German fashion market and expects it will take one or two quarters to stabilize and start growing there again.
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Do you really believe that the U.S. can decouple economically and in the markets from what's happening with the second-biggest economy in the world and the spillover effect that could create?
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The idea is that this will decouple the hardware from the software (a problem in robot-land), and simpler R&D, thus making robot automation affordable for any player, large or small.
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"Viewing China as the enemy is not a rational action," the foreign ministry quoted him as saying, adding that China would not put up "high walls" or "decouple itself from any country".
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With that change, Facebook is finally going to start to decouple itself from the products that have dragged down its brand over the last few years through a series of nonstop scandals.
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The startup's goal is to "decouple air cargo from airports," according to CEO David Merrill — which means letting big VTOLs do the work that small cargo planes currently handle for air freight.
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The software giant is planning to decouple search and Cortana in the Windows 10 taskbar, allowing voice queries to be handled separately to typing in a search box to find documents and files.
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Given the slow Android OS upgrade cycles, that's an important new feature, though it, too, is an evolution of Google's overall strategy to decouple these updates and core features from the OS updates.
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But Mr. Trump's aggressive trade approach has also accelerated a technology arms race between the two countries, putting American companies like Micron at risk as the two nations try to decouple their economies.
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But it's not uncommon for the Academy to decouple Best Picture from Best Director, and this is one case in which it should do so: Moonlight director Barry Jenkins is the more deserving nominee.
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Getting our allies and partners to separate or decouple from China in key areas where technology and security meet, as security hawks say, will not happen unless we offer more than a risk report.
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He said most LNG customers are managing volatility themselves by blending oil-linked contracts with Cheniere's Henry Hub-linked deals, and said he does not expect the oil-link to decouple any time soon.
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"South Korea might try to decouple all of the issues they are trying to work out with the North and table the "full denuclearization" aspect while working towards their other goals," he told CNN.
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Why it matters: The gold-buying binge is the latest move by China, Russia and emerging countries like Turkey to decouple themselves and the rest of the global financial system from the U.S. dollar.
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Nevertheless, moves that seek to "decouple" the U.S. and China could set "a very dangerous precedent," Gary Locke, former U.S. ambassador to China from 2011 to 2014, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Asia" on Tuesday.
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For the sake of American security, policymakers need to decouple Washington's future from Tehran's failing Islamic extremists and, instead, reach out to the people of Iran who want change, democracy, and a better life.
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"Well [Hughes] was talking about a very specific idea of breaking up the company to solve some of the social issues that we face," Zuckerberg says before trying to decouple solutions from anti-trust regulation.
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It is impossible to decouple business decisions in the tech community from responsibility for the consequences that result from them, especially as technology continues to play an ever more crucial role in individuals' daily lives.
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Interestingly, one of her proposed solutions at the time was a universal school-choice voucher to try to decouple housing and schooling, an intriguing idea that would be less than welcome in contemporary Democratic circles.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - It is not realistic to decouple the economies of the United States and China, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday, adding that common interests between the world's two largest economies far outweigh disputes.
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But in recent months, growth has slowed and risks have grown, including a rise in global trade tensions, tumult in Italy's politics and the continuing chaos surrounding Britain's plans to decouple from the European Union.
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"Further, the number of Chinese companies and their American subsidiaries that continue to feature in US security trade fairs suggests that recent efforts to decouple the American and Chinese technology sectors have had limited success."
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This is also how he may be able to decouple exuberance from efficiency so that he can be remembered for not only being a disruptor but also a creator of a sustainable machine of disruption.
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The tape of Trump talking to Billy Bush published this weekend may decouple some in the GOP elite from their presidential standard-bearer, but it is not likely to split Trump supporters from the candidate himself.
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Merkel said Europe was morally obliged not to "simply decouple itself from the need and suffering" of migrants and also to provide aid to impoverished, conflict-ridden African countries to help discourage their people from leaving.
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Republicans now have a reason to push the DACA talks off -- and to underscore this idea, I've already heard from several GOP aides saying the ruling should mean Democrats should decouple from the spending bill negotiations.
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But the debate over drones, which are primarily made either in China or with Chinese parts, shows how attempts to "decouple" America from Chinese industry can crash into the realities of the global tech supply chain.
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"You've told us that you would like us to continue to decouple many parts of the Universal Windows Platform so that you can adopt them incrementally," explained Kevin Gallo, Microsoft's Windows developer platform chief, earlier this month.
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"$30-$35, in my opinion, appears to be a (wide) line in the sand for equities, above $30-$35 and the equity market can hold in and move higher (and decouple in terms of price)," Wren said.
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Those who see a rate hold believe a weakening peso will prompt Mexican policymakers to decouple from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which cut its target interest rate on July 31 by a quarter of a percentage point.
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China is still negotiating with the United States to resolve their trade frictions, Li said, adding both sides have far more shared interests than conflicts, and it would be "unrealistic" to decouple the world's two largest economies.
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It is still pushing to increase oversight of charter schools and decouple teacher evaluations from test scores — a measure that both chambers actually agreed on last year, but that ultimately died amid end-of-session horse-trading.
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In September, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Treasury's ability to prioritize certain payments, an exercise termed "extraordinary measures," meant Republicans could decouple the two issues by dealing with government spending first and the debt ceiling later.
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Ruan Zongze, a former Chinese diplomat now with the China Institute of International Studies, a think-tank affiliated with the Foreign Ministry, called it unrealistic to think the two countries could "decouple" considering how inter-connected they were.
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When do you see -- do you ever see China -- there are some people that are hawkish like you that say that it will never happen with China, that we need to decouple and just play hardball forever basically.
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It would be nice, or so it seems to me, if some legitimate cometary researchers could "decouple" this potentially useful part of EU analysis from its larger body of fringe science theory and apply it -- as Thornhill, et al.
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Before you adapt to the rhythms of the game, before you learn to decouple your feeling of anxiety from the reality of who's actually plotting against you, you naturally assume everybody is out to get you all the time.
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By charging a monthly fee to remove ads, Facebook coud decouple its business from time spent, allowing it to keep revenue stable even while making changes that enhance well-being while decreasing how long we spend on its apps.
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To suggest these choices didn't prefigure Trump was to let Republicans further down ballot off the hook for their complicity in Trump's rise, and allow them to decouple from him in the eyes of these same squeamish Republican voters.
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TRADE WAR China is still negotiating with the United States to resolve their trade frictions, Li said, adding both sides have far more shared interests than conflicts, and it would be "unrealistic" to decouple the world's two largest economies.
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To remediate the effects of climate change in any serious way, the next president will have to remake the entire energy sector, decouple the economy from fossil fuels, and ensure workers and frontline communities aren't abandoned in the process.
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But a proposal to decouple the state's 2020 presidential primary, which is expected to draw heavy Democratic turnout, from a state Supreme Court vote in which a conservative justice is up for re-election now seems unlikely to pass.
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Legislators also want to decouple Maryland's estate tax system from the federal framework so that the state's estate tax exemption is around $2000 million – as opposed to the new federal estate tax exemption of about $11 million per individual.
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Perhaps most significant, Australia, which has been awarded the men's and women's Twenty20 world championships in 2020, has decided to decouple the two events, an indication that Cricket Australia believes that the women's tournament can thrive on its own.
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"When the industrial sector in China is slowing down … it's hard to imagine that the tertiary services can completely decouple from what's happening in the rest of the the economy, there will always be some linkage," Chua told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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But it's still there all the same, and the way it powers the struggles of June and Serena Joy in this episode gives me just a little bit of pause and causes me to decouple from what's happening just a bit.
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A weakening peso and the risk it poses for inflation could be the determining factor if Banxico decides to decouple from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which cut its target interest rate on July 31 by a quarter of a percentage point.
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The complexity of existing supply chains tying the world's economies together also means that it will be difficult for the U.S. and China to "decouple," said Roach, referring to the increasing disconnect between the two largest economies in the world.
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Alternatively, we might switch much of the responsibility besides wages to a public system, through policies that decouple health care from employment (of which Medicare-for-all would be one of several options), or create a new social insurance program for child care.
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In the 1980s concern that Russian SS-20 intermediate-range missiles would "decouple" the European allies from America led to a dual-track approach: pursuit of arms control along with deployment of American cruise and Pershing II missiles in several European countries.
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"The only way to slow China down, the decouplers argue, is to decouple: impose harm on Chinese tech companies with tariffs, export bans and other tools, while pressuring U.S. and other companies to withdraw production from China," Atkinson said in a statement.
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Square Cash, which officially launched crypto trading in late January, has been able to "decouple" from bitcoin and is growing roughly three times faster than Paypal's Venmo, with nearly 2300 million downloads per month in May and June, according to a Nomura analysis.
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It is affecting a range of industries including Silicon Valley start-ups, the Manhattan real estate market and state governments that spent years wooing Chinese investment, underscoring how the world's two largest economies are beginning to decouple after years of increasing integration.
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The move appears to be the product of forces within Whitehall that have convinced the Johnson government that 5G broadly — and partnership with Huawei in particular — are vital for the future of the British economy, especially as it begins to decouple itself from Europe.
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But valuing every part of your life as part of a "process" is a holistic act only if you can actually decouple it from how you measure and value the result — whether that's a hand-knit sweater, an essay, or a line of code.
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It said the euro zone was at an earlier stage of the cycle but was unlikely to decouple, while the UK remained its top regional pick globally despite risks of 'Brexit' - namely Britain's vote in June on whether to stay in the European Union.
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"We need national consensus on the peace debate, and we need to decouple the peace debate from the elections debate as soon as possible," Rahmatullah Nabil, a former intelligence chief who is one of Mr. Ghani's challengers, said in a televised debate on Monday.
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But it's been difficult to get the public to completely decouple at-home abortion from the specter of dangerous, "back-alley" procedures pre- Roe, and harder still to convince lawmakers (even pro-choice ones) to risk their political capital by speaking out about it.
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I could sense how my mother, who sniffed at reality TV as a rule, found herself annoyed by Ms. Manigault yet also had a begrudging soft spot for her — something I can't decouple from her own effort to overcome workplace bias against women of color.
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For much of the last two years, there has been a debate about whether Trump's true aim by imposing tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese good was to separate, or "decouple," the U.S. economy from China, rather reach an actual trade agreement.
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It's an important day for me, as a European living and working in a country that's decided to decouple itself from the European Union, but it's also deeply fascinating from a professional perspective because of what it illustrates about the internet's growing influence on everyday life.
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Cloud providers have historically kept their cloud services tied tightly to the infrastructure they maintain in data centers located around the globe, but the emerging trend is to decouple those things, giving customers more options to use the products they like in their environment of choice.
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Its sponsors hope to "decouple" the dispute of Mauna Kea from broader conflicts over issues such as housing, education, health care and the preservation of Hawaiian culture, which linger from the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom in 1893 and its territory's subsequent annexation by the United States.
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Another idea catching on in some national security circles is that the US shouldn't be hoping to resolve this at all; proponents believe it would be a smart foreign policy move to "decouple" the two economies so that the US would just be doing less trade with China.
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In 2002, the groundbreaking report "Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care," published by a division of the National Academy of Sciences, took an exhaustive plunge into 100 previous studies, careful to decouple class from race, by comparing subjects with similar income and insurance coverage.
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To decouple the economy from oil without at the same time eroding living standards, his government plans to sell shares in the state oil giant, Saudi Aramco, funnel the money raised into a public investment fund, and shift vital services like education, health care and airports to the private sector.
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The French-originated ideology, increasingly influential among European far-right youth, argues for the preservation of a white or European identity, while, in theory, attempting to decouple from the overt racism, violence, and fascist symbolism that have been a barrier to the far-right's political acceptability in post-war Europe.
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"To prevent this, China's data centers need to decouple their electricity consumption from their carbon footprint by relying more on wind and solar energy," said Ye. "They can build their own renewable energy capacity, buy clean energy on the market or purchase green certificates to offset their emissions," she added.
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The only way to make an Intel Core i34403-7700 CPU and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU work together within such tight constraints is fully custom liquid cooling for both — and it's really far beyond my level of expertise or patience to try and decouple each part and replace it with another.
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Consumers should not be obliged to buy new chargers with each new device, per the resolution, with the parliament calling on the Commission to introduce strategies to decouple the purchase of chargers from a new device alongside a common charger solution — while making sure any decoupling measures do not result in higher prices for consumers.
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I don't know what my logic is here, or even if there is a logic, but somewhere in the tunneling electricity of my brain I think that I have come to the conclusion that the disappointment, the sadness at leaving the battlefields of the Great War, will be lessened if I'm able to decouple myself from it.
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Today, the Sand Hill Road firm is announcing the appointment of its newest and ninth general partner: Martin Casado, the cofounder and CTO of Nicira and a pioneer of so-called software defined networking; Nicera was among the first companies to decouple software from networking hardware, allowing companies to see greater flexibility in managing their networking needs.
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That controversy and others, along with polls showing Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE enjoying a sizable post-convention bounce, have raised questions about whether Republican leaders will decouple themselves from Trump.
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They will be perceived as a reactive measure by Europe and the United States to penalize Turkey for unsettling the American plan to retain influence in the Middle East through its partnership with the Y.P.G. Sanctions could also decouple Turkey from the Western geostrategic orbit by weakening its allegiance to NATO — and accelerate its drift toward Russia and away from democratic values.
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This is Nerst's summary of the difference between people who are able to decouple easily, and those who are less able: To a low-decoupler, high-decouplers' ability to fence off any threatening implications looks like a lack of empathy for those threatened, while to a high-decoupler the low-decouplers insistence that this isn't possible looks like naked bias and an inability to think straight.
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There is a gap over the price of denuclearization The North Korean position on the price of denuclearization has been the removal of the American "hostile policy" toward North Korea, which many analysts interpret as the thin end of the a wedge that could render the rationale for U.S. force presence on the Korean Peninsula unnecessary and decouple South Korea from its alliance with the United States.
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