Since the nominations, however, film executives have embarked on a steady Oscar campaign designed to "delink" Singer perception-wise from the film.
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Alternatively, they could delink from the federal code if they wanted to retain their original tax policies or avoid a revenue increase.
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It's unclear, however, whether GOP leaders will be willing to delink the two issues in order to help pass a stand-alone background checks bill.
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The Trump administration would be wise to delink its counterterrorism strategy from the Ethiopian regime, which barely clings to power by a state of emergency decree.
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Her party needs a period in which to separate from her memory -- to rebuild, find new candidates, reestablish its identity and delink itself from the entire Clinton philosophy.
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A Brexit would not delink Britain's economy from the rest of Europe; it would merely worsen the terms on which trade is conducted and reduce Britain's influence in European affairs.
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At least in the wake of this article and YouTube's insistence he delink offensive merch from his channel, Crowder has removed the "Socialism is for f*gs" merchandise from his shop.
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Any successful attempt to delink commodity trading from the dollar will have a cascading impact not only on the global economic system as we know it but also on America's posture abroad.
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But Mr. Modi seems as eager as Mr. Netanyahu to delink Israel from the Palestinian question and, notably, will not be combining his trip with a courtesy visit to the Palestinian Authority.
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A group of 19 centrist Republicans called on Ryan to put the Fix NICS bill on the House floor, ramping up pressure on leadership to delink the measure from the concealed carry legislation.
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Trump's property holdings and business interests in the United States and around the world have raised numerous questions about conflicts of interest, and Trump at times has suggested he did not plan to delink himself from his businesses.
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Dalberg praised Apne Aap's work bringing women together, providing legal training and, in particular, helping to place children at risk of prostitution in residential schools, but recommended that the group "reduce or delink direct involvement" in brothel rescues.
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"What we see in the announcement is an attempt to delink contraception from healthcare," says Audrey Sandusky, director of advocacy and communications for the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association (NFPRHA), which represents Title X grant recipients.
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But all the European nations say that Pesco is intended to coordinate with NATO and to work on projects that fill alliance shortfalls or gaps, and they deny that the intention is to delink the European Union from the pact.
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And as with the AHCA, the budget would allow states to take a "block grant," which would delink Medicaid funding from enrollment and allow states to impose waiting lists and other programs to deny access to health care through the program.
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"We urge these senior leaders to delink trade and immigration and find ways ahead to address the real problems around Central American migration," the diplomats wrote in a copy of the article reviewed by Reuters and set to be published later on Wednesday.
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House conservatives, who say House GOP leaders promised not to delink the two issues, expressed disappointment on Tuesday that their leadership was considering including the stand-alone Fix NICS bill, but said it probably wasn't enough to call for a leadership change.
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I also clicked to delink the first entity, since it immediately looked so weird, and found that by doing that Facebook wiped all the entries — which meant I was unable to retain access to what little additional info it had provided about the respective data transfers.
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Several Republican presidents have shown a Taft-like willingness to sideline allies in pursuit of an "America First" policy, notably Richard Nixon's unilateral decision in 1971 to delink American currency from the gold standard and to impose a 10 percent tariff on all imports, creating the famous "Nixon Shock" in Europe and Asia.
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Author of Sex and Power, Rita Banerji Talks Marriage, Divorce and Raising Strong Daughters. Masalamommas: An Online Magazine for Today's Moms with a South Asian Connection, 31 October 2011 Colin Todhunter. Delink Wealth and Weddings.
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Complainants have been named in news commentary regarding those delinkings. In August 2015 the British Data Protection Agency issued an enforcement action requiring Google to delink some of these more recent articles from searches for a complainant's name, after Google refused to do so. Google complied with the request. Some academics have criticized news organizations and Google for their behavior.
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Kendall continued to advocate that parkway traffic access the plaza. A tunnel seemed to be ruled out when Grant told the CFA that a tunnel would be too expensive. Grant suggested that, if the commission wished to delink the parkway from the plaza, it should consider two options. One would be to construct an uncovered tunnel through the watergate steps, providing pedestrian access via narrow bridges.
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Amin suggested that national states redistribute resources between sectors, and centralize and distribute the surplus. Full employment should be guaranteed, and the exodus from rural to urban areas discouraged. After the decolonization on a state level, this should lead to economic liberation from neo- colonialism. However, Amin underlined that it is almost impossible to delink 100% and estimated a delinking of 70% already a significant achievement.
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The overlap between various semantic categories with sensory motor areas suggests that a common mechanism is used by neurons to process action, perception, and semantics. The correlation principle states that neurons that fire together, wire together. Also, neurons out of sync, delink. When an individual pronounces a word, the activation pattern for articulatory motor systems of the speaker leads to activation of auditory and somatosensory systems due to self-perceived sounds and movements.
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This is meant to serve as proof that the person for whom the request was made for does in fact approve. If Google refuses a request to delink material, Europeans can appeal to their local data protection agency. As of May 2015, the British Data Protection Agency had treated 184 such complaints, and overturned Google's decision in about a quarter of those. If Google fails to comply with a Data Protection Agency decision, it can face legal action.
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The task force recommended to set up science museums in different parts of the country at national, state and district levels and also recommended formation of a central coordinating agency. In 1978, it was decided by the Government of India to delink from CSIR the two science museums already operating at Kolkata and Bangalore and also the one being set up at Mumbai and put them under a newly formed society registered on April 4, 1978, as National Council of Science Museums (NCSM).
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Google has refused the French Data Protection Agency's demand to apply the right internationally. Due in part to their refusal to comply with the recommendation of the privacy regulating board Google has become the subject of a four-year-long antitrust investigation by the European Commission. In September 2015, the French Data Protection Agency dismissed Google's appeal. The French Data Protection Agency appealed to the EU courts to seek action on Google for failing to delink across its global servers.
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In September 2019 the Court of Justice for the EU issued its decision, finding that Google is not required to delink on sites external to the EU, concluding that "Currently, there is no obligation under EU law, for a search engine operator who grants a request for de-referencing made by a data subject ... to carry out such a de-referencing on all the versions of its search engine." As of September 2015, the most delinked site is www.facebook.com. Three of Google's own sites, groups.google.com, plus.google.
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This often produces what Fanon calls "combat literature", a writing that calls upon the people to undertake the struggle against the colonial oppressor. This change is reflected in all modes of artistic expression among the colonized nation, from literature, to pottery, to ceramics, and oral story-telling. Fanon specifically uses the example of Algerian storytellers changing the content and narration of their traditional stories to reflect the present moment of struggle against French colonial rule. He also considers the bebop jazz movement in America as a similar turn, whereby black jazz musicians began to delink themselves from the image imposed on them by a white-Southern imaginary.
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Grenada and Antigua & Barbuda would require referenda before being able to accede, while St. Lucia and St. Vincent & the Grenadines would need a parliamentary majority approving accession along with a judicial resolution."Jamaica's embrace helping CCJ, says Sir Dennis", Jamaica Observer, 18 April 2012. On 29 January 2015, it was announced that Dominica would become the fourth CARICOM member state to accede to both the original and appellate jurisdictions of the CCJ by early February 2015. This was announced by Dominica's Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit and follows on the formal approval received in 2014 from the British government that was required in order for Dominica to delink from the Privy Council.
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The most addressing reason for shifting the urban governance into local and institutional networks is economic globalization and global spectacle, thus the emergence of worldwide institutions. Cities as a key element of urban governance due to changes in political, social, spatial spheres and growing complexity of social life are trying to “delink” themselves from their national economies. City governments had to become more entrepreneurial and able to attract a business investments. New lifestyle and social differentiation appears as impossible to govern at one level and the governance response to these circumstances therefore includes new combinations of people-based and place-based policies. Community capacity-building remains a “cornerstone of area committee” and is likely to increase its appearance in the future.
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In May 2008, while giving a speech at the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) in Islamabad, Gomez said that 356 students from Pakistan had completed their first year study in Cuba and a next batch was in the process of being sent. Khurshid Ahmed, the chairman of the IPS, who was also a member of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), said that facing the United States, Pakistan "has something to learn from Cuba". He also said that anti- imperialism was the most significant aspect of the struggle of Cuba, declared "Cuba has shown it is possible for the weak to stand up and resist a superpower" and concluded "we are playing second fiddle to the US in its games. Pakistan has to delink from its slavish policy".
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Amin forcefully stated that the emancipation of the so-called ‘underdeveloped’ countries can neither happen while respecting the logic of the globalized capitalist system nor within this system. The South would not be able to catch up in such a capitalist context, because of the system’s inherent polarization. This belief led Samir Amin to assign significant importance to the project adopted by the Asian–African countries at the Bandoeng (Indonesia) Conference in 1955. Amin called for each country to delink from the world economy meaning to subordinate global relations to domestic development priorities, creating ‘autocentric’ development (but not autarky). Instead of defining value by dominant prices in the world – which result from productivity in the rich countries – Amin suggested that value in each country should be set so that agricultural and industrial workers are paid by their input into the society’s net output.
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On that basis the government plans to proceed with accession to the CCJ's appellate jurisdiction and it has formally written to the British government advising them that the government of St. Lucia wishes to delink from the Privy Council pursuant to the requirements of that section of the Constitution. Prime Minister Anthony anticipated opposition and possible legal challenges to this move, and stated his government had no problems with that, even suggesting it would be interesting to see what pronouncement the Privy Council would make on the non-binding advisory opinion of the Court of Appeal. Antigua and Barbuda began taking positive steps towards adopting the CCJ as its final appellate court when it launched a public education campaign on the CCJ in March 2016. The public education campaign and move towards acceding to the CCJ in the appellate jurisdiction has the support of both the Government and the Opposition and is expected to go on for three months ahead of a referendum on the issue likely to be held in June.
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