It is the U.K. Independence Party, not the Independence Party.
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Some independence supporters are pushing him to unilaterally declare independence.
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This podcast contains spoilers for Independence Day and Independence Day 2: Resurgence.
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Microsoft adds language independence for Xbox One Another big addition is region independence.
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Respecting independence of the central bank and of course independence of the policymakers.
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After Catalonia's pro-independence party pushed for independence from Spain, the Spanish government sent eight former Catalan government officials and two leaders of independence groups to jail.
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Harry's trip coincides with the 50th anniversary of Independence for Barbados, the 50th anniversary of Independence for Guyana and the 35th anniversary of Independence for Antigua and Barbuda.
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" An Independence police spokesman said the "Jeep was stolen out of Independence the night before.
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The nonviolent independence movement in India has been a model for similar independence movements worldwide.
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Despite warnings not to proceed, the pro-independence government in Catalonia declared independence on Friday.
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Independence Day for the American people, and Independence Day for a free press and democracy.
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Even the people who aren't calling for outright independence are part of an independence movement.
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The Independence I people were followed by a group called Independence II, which also vanished.
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Yet the financial independence movement, often called FIRE (financial independence, retire early), is far more diverse.
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As the United States celebrates Independence Day today, Huawei is celebrating its own independence, from facts.
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Foster independence In some ways, being raised by a single mother required that I develop independence.
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Puigdemont called upon supporters of independence to take to the streets after Friday's declaration of independence.
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Inside Independence Hall, the Assembly Room is where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed.
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When we talk about Independence Day … maybe it's interdependence that we should be celebrating, not independence.
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Views on DOJ independence In 2007, Francisco spoke to C-SPAN about his understanding of the Justice Department's independence, saying "there's a bit of a misunderstanding" about what the independence actually means.
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Catalans in the referendum voted overwhelmingly for independence with those opposed to independence largely boycotting the vote.
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Pro-independence Catalan celebrate outside the Parliament after lawmakers voted to declare the region's independence from Spain.
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It's got Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, and the Liberty Bell.
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Celebrate Independence Day with this DIY shot-for-shot remake of the classic 1996 Independence Day trailer.
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Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party (pictured), said June 2015rd marked independence day for Britain.
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Moreover, the prospects for independence remain bleak: The project for Catalan independence has gained little traction internationally.
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Why do those who call for independence and freedom take away the independence and freedom of others?
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While the Democratic Progressive Party has traditionally favored independence, it is not seeking to hold an independence referendum.
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Balloons are released near the Independence Monument during an Independence Day ceremony in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Nov. 9.
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China has blocked two pro-independence politicians from taking office in Hong Kong China has blocked two pro-independence politicians from taking office in Hong Kong Two pro-independence politicians were banned from Hong Kong's Legislative Council on Monday, further escalating tensions between the city's growing independence movement and Beijing.
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Although it endorsed independence, it drew only a 43 percent turnout as Catalans who oppose independence largely boycotted it.
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Asked how they would vote in an independence referendum, 46% said they would vote for independence and 43% against.
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"China's attitude on opposing independence is out of touch with the real situation," said independence advocate Koo Kwang-ming.
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Secessionist Catalan politicians have pledged to unilaterally declare independence at Monday's session after staging an independence referendum last Sunday.
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Much rides on Feinberg and Biros's independence, and yet this independence may define the limits of the I.R.C.P.s' success.
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He says you should focus relentlessly on achieving total independence from the crowd — financial independence, in Mr. Kiyosaki's case.
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One is having that independence in the same way that the Air Force sought that independence back in 1947.
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Independence, after all, is primarily about shaping incentives, and the incentive to protect institutional independence can lead to perverse behaviour.
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The constitutional crisis between Spain and Catalonia came to a head Friday after the pro-independence Catalan government declared independence.
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Americans this week celebrate Independence Day, when the British colonies of North America publicly declared their independence from Great Britain.
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The failure of the independence movement in two separate referendums, in 1980 and 1995, he noted, had chastened independence-seekers.
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Although the referendum endorsed independence, it drew only a 43 percent turnout as Catalans who oppose independence largely boycotted it.
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Today is independence that everyone, every Zimbabwean, can enjoy, not independence enjoyed by two people, Mugabe and his wife, Grace.
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I mean that the Umbrella Movement was, in fact, an independence movement — but an independence movement that didn't know itself.
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The Independence Bowl was called the Duck Commander Independence Bowl in 2014, and somehow that was not its worst name.
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Scotland rejected independence from the United Kingdom in 2014 in a bitterly fought independence referendum which still dominates political debate.
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Scotland's pro-independence First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is under pressure from some nationalists to push for a second independence vote.
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The crackdown, though, fired up independence supporters and hardened expectations among Puigdemont's base that he would unilaterally declare independence in parliament.
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Catalonia's pro-independence supporters clash with Mossos d'Esquadra police officers during an event commemorating the 2017 Catalonia Independence Referendum on Sept.
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It was the anti-independence camp that insisted that the referendum should offer independence; the other side prefers the woollier "sovereignty".
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 but Belgrade does not recognize its independence and the two have not normalized ties.
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The country bounced back and forth between Spanish rule and independence until ultimately declaring independence for the last time in 19573.
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To preserve Venezuela's independence was to "preserve the independence, unity, and development of the region", said Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.
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It's a time to celebrate our nation's independence, but also our own independence — with a few days OOO (out of office).
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Turkey, Greece and Britain are guarantor powers of Cyprus in an independence treaty which granted the former colony independence in 1960.
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The extent of an agency's independence, and the forms that independence should take, are debatable decisions, with complex pros and cons.
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The price of oil on the US Independence Day this year is the highest "Independence Day" oil price in four years.
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NPR has celebrated Independence Day for 29 years by having hosts, reporters and commentators read the Declaration of Independence on-air.
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Nine Catalan independence leaders got lengthy prison sentences of between nine and 13 years for their part in the 2017 independence referendum.
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While America is achieving energy independence, we're now producing more oil and gas than ever before, all under the "energy independence" rubric.
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The pro-independence Scottish National Party dominates the country's politics, consolidating its grip after losing a close-fought independence referendum in 2014.
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NIGEL FARAGE, the leader of the UK Independence Party, told elated supporters that June 23rd should go down as Britain's Independence Day.
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But one mom has found that encouraging independence through a genius fridge hack has helped avoid arguments and foster her kids' independence.
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China suspects Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, who leads the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, wants to declare the island's formal independence.
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But Catalonia's pro-independence lawmakers approved a bill earlier Wednesday that is meant to provide a legal justification for the independence vote.
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He will also celebrate the 50th anniversary of Guyana's independence and the 35th anniversary of Antigua and Barbuda's independence during the trip.
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Pro-independence parties which control the regional parliament have asked for a debate and vote on Monday on declaring independence, the source said.
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In Philadelphia, Independence National Historical Park - which includes a center that houses the Liberty Bell, a symbol of American independence - reopened on Saturday.
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The protest is seen as a test of how the independence movement's support has fared since the Catalan government declared independence on Oct.
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Protesters have been gathering on the streets of Barcelona to call for Catalonia independence after pro-independence politicians were imprisoned with lengthy sentences.
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A Resilient Power Grid Requires Independence The combination of nanogrids and storage presents an opportunity for a totally new kind of energy independence.
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Beijing distrusts Tsai and her independence-leaning ruling government, and sees moves toward independence as a reason to forcibly take control of Taiwan.
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Speaking in Brussels on Saturday, the head of Catalonia's pro-independence government Quim Torra praised what he called "the Slovenian way" to independence.
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Indeed, Independence Day, the second and most-celebrated of the four Bascombe books, was named for "Independence Day," Bruce's song about his father.
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It's a genre that's birthed from independence, and a lot of times when people are talking about independence, they're talking expression and competition.
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Syria, too, rejected the independence vote in Iraq, and has opposed its own Kurdish population's moves towards independence, which bubbled up in 2011.
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Backing unilateral independence over the negotiated exit favored by larger separatist parties, the CUP has previously broken ranks with the pro-independence block.
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Central among them is Independence National Historical Park, with the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and a half-dozen other significant former government buildings.
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As the series wears on and Infinity gains her independence from her grandmother, she also gains her independence from the Gypsy Rose comparisons.
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VIELHA, Spain (Reuters) - If Catalonia declares independence from Spain this week, one community in the region's mountainous north might declare independence from Catalonia.
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It was a momentous victory for the "leave" camp, led by former London mayor Boris Johnson and U.K. Independence Party leader Nigel Farage, who invoked the 1990s sci-fi action film "Independence Day" by declaring June 23 "our independence day" from foreign rule.
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Two pro-independence politicians were banned from Hong Kong's Legislative Council on Monday, further escalating tensions between the city's growing independence movement and Beijing.
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The motion will be backed by the pro-independence Scottish National Party (SNP) and Scottish Greens and the anti-independence Labour and Liberal Democrats.
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But his government has struggled with Catalonia, where the separatist administration of Carles Puigdemont unilaterally declared independence after an unconstitutional independence referendum in October.
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Investors were also assessing news that Scotland's parliament had backed a vote for independence but that the British government would not enter independence negotiations.
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I'm really talking about moving from dependence to independence, and independence will only be achieved if we can develop sustainable economies within our communities.
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The ruling Scottish Nationalists, who lost an independence referendum in 2014, always said that Britain's leaving the EU would justify another ballot on independence.
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The 2005 Anti-Secession Law includes a declaration of independence, or other official moves by Taipei toward independence, as a basis to attack Taiwan.
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In 2014, Venice had its own non-binding referendum on independence in which 2.1 million citizens (89 percent of the vote) voted for independence.
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Although 90 percent of the 2.26 million Catalans voted for independence, voter turnout was low at 42 percent, with many anti-independence voters abstaining.
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A vote for independence The Catalan Parliament voted to declare independence from Spain, as Madrid prepared to take unprecedented measures to quash the split.
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Lam would not offer specifics on whether other journalists would face repercussions for reporting on the topic of independence or speaking with independence activists.
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Granting independence to the Ukrainian church would rupture the last significant imperial link to Ukraine, and perhaps inspire other churches to seek independence, too.
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We might think about the benefits to children of independence and self-reliance and problem solving, and the cost of taking that independence away.
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Sanchez is a big fan of the FIRE movement — Financial Independence, Retire Early — but his goal isn't just to reach financial independence for himself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's independence-minded devolved government said it respected the position of the Catalonian regional government that declared independence from Spain on Friday.
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China suspects that Tsai, who leads the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, wants to declare the island's formal independence, a red line for Beijing.
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Photos capture gleeful Kurds voting for their independence Photos capture gleeful Kurds voting for their independence Erbil, Iraq — Crowds gathered by the thousands and celebratory gunfire rang out in the city center on Monday evening as polls closed in the controversial Kurdish independence referendum.
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After Sturgeon demanded a new independence referendum in late 2018 or early 2019, May said "now is not the time" for a second independence referendum.
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Some occurred in circumstances related to the Papuan independence movement such as raising of the banned "Morning Star" independence flag or ceremonies marking significant dates.
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But cracks appeared late on Wednesday in the independence coalition as some members backed an election while others said there was no alternative to independence.
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Calls for Hong Kong independence Nathan Law, chairman, Demosisto: The conditions for independence, which we don't currently have, need to be based on practical situations.
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Regional elections in 2015 returned a slim majority of pro-independence lawmakers, who took this as a mandate to push ahead with the independence drive.
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Ninety percent of the participants voted in favor of independence, but public surveys say that current support for independence in Catalonia is only 41 percent.
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In some areas, police clashed with independence supporters and removed voters with force, violence that pushed some previously undecided voters into the pro-independence camp.
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The DoJ's independence, and the rule of law that independence protects, are not features of the American system to Mr Trump; they are pesky inconveniences.
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"(This) authoritarian stand confirms an absence of judicial independence and political persecution," he said in a statement, and added that Catalonia's independence quest would continue.
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The Independence Visitor Center, an educational center at the site where the Declaration of Independence was signed, functioned as a conduit between the two groups.
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IT IS ironic that Brexiteers who yearn for British independence from the European Union are often fervently against any nation's independence from the United Kingdom.
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However, as people who followed the 2014 Scottish independence referendum will remember, the process of Scotland going from independence to EU membership is extremely challenging.
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Bianca DiValerio is a flight attendant who has achieved financial independence through the "Financial Independence, Retire Early" method and writes a blog called Miss Mazuma.
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Apart from staunch supporters of independence, public sympathy largely turned against Catalonia when a majority in its parliament voted to defy Madrid and declare independence.
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"The East Wing definitely has some independence, but not this kind of independence," said the Obama White House official, referring to the Trump's differing philosophies.
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" Amash, a frequent critic of President Trump, wrote in his Independence Day op-ed that he was "declaring my independence and leaving the Republican Party.
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Luis Garicano, economic advisor and executive board member of anti-independence party Ciudadanos, said he expected the voice of anti-independence voters to be heard.
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Far from a safe haven, pre-independence Palestine was wracked by violence, culminating in Israel's war for independence during which both sides suffered civilian deaths.
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Go deeper: Catalan government says 90% voted for independence from Spain Former Catalonian president's arrest sets off massive protests Catalonia's economy suffered from independence push
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While this pro-independence activist estimated the difference it would make to the number of people who would vote for independence in any future referendum.
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Pro-independence parties hold a slim majority of seats in the regional government meaning that any vote on a declaration of independence will be a formality.
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The Fourth of July, then, has little to do with the troops who won or maintained our independence; it's about the very idea of independence itself.
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An opinion poll published by El Mundo on Sunday showed that pro-independence parties may lose their parliamentary majority and even arrive behind anti-independence forces.
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" Ms. Lam, 30, office clerk and pro-independence advocate "We want to promote Hong Kong independence, because the Chinese government and the Chinese are very bad.
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The country's first hit was the song "Independence Cha-Cha", which was first performed in January 1960, a few months before Congo won independence from Belgium.
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The Catalan government said 90 percent of those who voted backed independence but turnout was only 43 percent as many opponents of independence stayed at home.
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She has also fended off calls to make it easier to hold a referendum on independence—despite a recent hunger strike by some pro-independence types.
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The FBI values its independence from the political branches above all else, an independence directly threatened by Trump firing Comey in retaliation for the Russia investigation.
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The move lower also coincided with news that Scotland's parliament had backed a vote for independence but that the British government would not enter independence negotiations.
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Catalonia has been fighting for independence from Spain for years, but last month held an Independence Referendum in which the majority of Catalans voting backed secession.
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Cover: People take part in the March of Independence organized by far right activists to celebrate 101 years of Poland's independence, in Warsaw, Poland, Monday, Nov.
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"It is likely that Puigdemont will make some declaration of independence (Tuesday), but stop short of immediately declaring unilateral independence," Santi said in an analysis note.
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Catalan authorities say about 90 percent of voters backed independence, although only 43 percent of eligible voters took part, with many opposed to independence staying away.
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As foreign minister, Mr. Botha was involved in the talks that led to Zimbabwe's independence in 1980, and talks that preceded Namibia's independence a decade later.
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Sunday's demonstration in Barcelona was organized by the anti-independence group Catalan Civil Society to mobilize what it believes is a "silent majority" that opposes independence.
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The victory came two days before Independence Day in the United States, which commemorates the Declaration of Independence from Britain by 13 American colonies in 1776.
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So it is perhaps no surprise that support for independence from Spain runs strong in Llivia, even if it is unclear what independence would actually mean.
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All of which presents an opportunity for religion to flourish and for government to maintain independence from religion and religion to maintain its independence from government.
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Its desire for independence is exactly the same principle as the declaration of the 13 American colonies for their independence from unresponsive British Empire in 1776.
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Wooing Remainers If a second independence referendum is held, the independence camp's hopes for victory hinge largely on convincing one significant bloc of voters to switch sides.
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Trump Supporters Cry Bias After NPR Tweets the Declaration of IndependencePhoto: GettyNPR tweeted the entire Declaration of Independence in 83-character chunks yesterday to celebrate Independence Day.
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The vehicle reached the gas giant's north pole this evening, and... As the United States celebrates Independence Day today, Huawei is celebrating its own independence, from facts.
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An opponent of Catalan independence has said fresh elections will be the only way to break the current impasse between supporters of independence and authorities in Madrid.
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Catalonia handed down long prison sentences last month to nine leaders of a failed independence bid, putting the independence drive at the forefront of voters' minds there.
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So, here he is again, going once more unto the blockbuster breach with "Independence Day: Resurgence," a sequel to "Independence Day," his amusing 1996 box-office behemoth.
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Some of it belongs to the pro-independence faction in Catalonia's regional parliament, which chose to disregard the law and schedule an independence referendum for Oct. 1.
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So we're not thinking about Independence in the freedom sense, we are supposed to be thinking about the Independence that is an avenue in Washington, D.C., abbreviated.
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"I will say that they very much respect our independence and our product independence and the way we operate," Chief Operating Officer Erica Brescia told Business Insider.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, where the Constitution and Declaration of Independence were signed — but Philly is more than a hotbed of history.
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"He was — my characterization — uneasy with it," Clapper told Tapper, "both from the standpoint of the optic of compromising his independence and the independence of the FBI."
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Catalonia will declare independence from Spain on Monday, a pro-independence lawmaker claimed Wednesday, further dimming hopes of de-escalating tensions between Madrid and the semiautonomous region.
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These variables include antitakeover provisions including poison pills, golden parachutes, supermajority rules to approve mergers and staggered boards, board independence, board audit committee independence, board nominating committee independence, board compensation structure, auditor rotation, executive compensation structure, director term limits, and dozens of other governance-related company-specific attributes.
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A Turkish-backed Syrian rebel fighter gestures as he holds a Syrian independence flag next to Syrian children holding a Turkish national flag and a Syrian independence flag.
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"I personally am very concerned about the independence of the Federal Reserve generally and the independence of its members specifically," said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md.
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Pro-independence parties have asked for a parliamentary debate and vote on independence on Monday and leader Carles Puigdemont will make a statement at 210 GMT on Wednesday.
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All but one of the six countries studied here gained independence in the first quarter of the 19th century; Cuba's independence came at the end of the 1800s.
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Before independence, thousands of ordinary Irish people identified, to a greater or lesser degree, with British society; for many of them, independence must have been a traumatic experience.
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Some pro-independence Catalan lawmakers could be heard pledging to follow through on the results of the banned referendum, which backed independence, prompting more jeers from right-wingers.
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They could face charges of sedition and rebellion after advocating independence for Catalonia in violation of the Spanish Constitution, and for organizing a referendum on independence on Oct.
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I knew very well the price of independence and freedom, because I am the child of the country whose ancestors have sacrificed themselves for the independence and freedom.
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Iraqi Kurds overwhelmingly voted in favor of independence in a referendum on Monday, which Mr. Ali said obliges Mr. Barzani to negotiate independence from the rest of Iraq.
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Catalonia has a strong independence movement and plans to hold a vote on independence regardless, leading to several recent attempts by the national government to stop the vote.
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"Independence" is a good word for us to end on—it's something you're really craving, and Libra, independence never should mean a lack of support, love, or partnership!
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The anti-independence camp has aimed its jokes at Puigdemont and what they see as his reluctance to be decisive and his flip-flop statements on the independence question.
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On this Independence Day, let us resolve to turn our attention to our families, our communities, and our states, declaring independence from a distant and often unresponsive federal government.
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That in part forced the Socialist leader publicly to rule out the possibility of any future referendum on Catalan independence, a key demand of the region's pro-independence supporters.
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Initially, people chanted "independence", cheered and kissed each other, but as it became clear there would be no formal declaration of independence, some people whistled and shook their heads.
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In Philadelphia, you can take a peek at the iconic Liberty Bell, see where the Declaration of Independence was signed inside Independence Hall, and scarf down a Philly cheesesteak.
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Kurdistan's minister of natural resources Ashti Hawrami called the deal a ground-breaker for the region that would help its economic independence - a crucial condition for seeking political independence.
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There is perhaps nothing more indicative of the biggest problem facing blockbusters right now than the difference between 1996's Independence Day and its 2016 sequel Independence Day: Resurgence.
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He was convicted last year for war crimes committed during the independence war against Pakistan in 1971, when he helped the Pakistani army identify and kill pro-independence activists.
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The government of Spain's wealthiest region says 90 percent of those who voted backed independence, but turnout was only 43 percent as many opponents of independence stayed at home.
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The leader of Catalonia, the region which held an independence referendum on Sunday, has pledged to declare independence in "days", plunging Spain into its worst constitutional crisis in decades.
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If there's one thing we know about Comey it's that, whatever his blindspots, his most prized asset is his claim to independence, or what we might call performative independence.
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What do Britain's Brexit vote — its declaration of independence from the European Union two weeks ago — and America's Declaration of Independence from Britain 28503 years ago have in common?
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While I didn't read JL Collins' investing masterpiece until after I'd already reached financial independence, this book is definitely one of the best to help you reach financial independence.
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But the independence movement in Catalonia is still acting irresponsibly by threatening a unilateral declaration of independence, something that could lead Madrid to suspend the Catalan government's autonomous status.
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Other defendants also forecast that the independence movement would keep growing — with or without their help — and ultimately force the Spanish government to allow an independence referendum in Catalonia.
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A similar poll carried out a month previously put support for independence on 45.5%, with 54.5% opposed, meaning that support for independence saw a dramatic 3.5% uptick over January.
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Montenegro gained independence from Serbia in 2006, but Kosovo, which declared its own independence in 2008 with American backing, is not recognized by Serbia or its historic patron, Russia.
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"The S.N.P. keeps saying that people want independence — the fishing industry doesn't want independence," Mr. Smart added, mindful that much of the fish landed here is consumed in England.
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Sturgeon and the SNP can use the next year to build a strong case for independence and attempt to answer the many outstanding questions from the last independence referendum.
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It has its human equivalent in the elevation of personal independence: independence of children from parents, of parents from extended family, of extended family from the society around them.
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Spanish police are reported to have raided several departments of Catalonia's regional government as tensions rise between Madrid and the pro-independence regional government over a banned independence referendum.
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The Catalan separatist leaders were indicted on charges that include rebellion, after holding an independence referendum and then declaring independence in October 2017 — moves the Spanish courts ruled unconstitutional.
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Trump released a real Independence Day message Wednesday morning, in which he recounts the story of the Declaration of Independence and praises the "noble sacrifice" of the U.S. military.
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China suspects Tsai and her independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party of pushing for the island's formal independence, and has threatened it with war if there was any such move.
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Rajoy, who has taken an uncompromising stance throughout the crisis, is gambling on anti-independence parties taking power in the regional parliament and putting the brakes on the independence drive.
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Such a conflict of interest "may potentially have an impact on the institutional independence of the Central Bank of Ireland and the personal independence of the governor," the ECB said.
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Beijing has repeatedly warned against any moves towards independence since January's landslide win by Tsai Ing-wen and her pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in presidential and parliamentary elections.
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He estimated that it could take five to 10 years for another Scottish independence referendum to take place, depending on what level of support for independence is seen in polls.
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Patten's comments on independence come after the issue grabbed international attention this month when Beijing intervened to effectively bar two pro-independence Hong Kong legislators from being sworn into office.
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An FBI that really believes its independence is under attack is going to have a deeper relationship with its overseers, whose job, among other things, is to protect its independence.
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The strike—and subsequent massacre—helped start a war for independence led by the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC), a Soviet-sponsored guerrilla movement.
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This declared independence lasted for only a few seconds, as Catalan regional president Carles Puigdemont announced that he was suspending Catalan independence to start negotiations with the Spanish government instead.
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Iraq's prime minister demanded on Thursday that Kurds declare their independence referendum void, rejecting the Kurdish autonomous region's offer to suspend its independence push to resolve a crisis through talks.
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Asked whether President Tsai, leading the traditionally pro-independence DPP party, would push for Taiwan independence, Wu said Tsai was determined to maintain "the status quo" with its mainland neighbor.
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The separatist lawmakers are at the sharp end of Catalonia's independence drive, and precipitated a constitutional crisis in 2017 by unilaterally declaring independence after a referendum that authorities had banned.
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ERBIL, Iraq — Kurds seeking independence from Iraq came under intense pressure on Saturday from their powerful neighbor, Turkey, which demanded that Iraqi Kurdistan cancel an independence vote scheduled for Monday.
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Kurdish leaders are well aware that realpolitik, not ideals, will determine the success of their independence bid, said Morgan L. Kaplan, a political scientist who studies the Kurdish independence movement.
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"The impact of India's independence, and the example of Gandhi and Nehru, had a deep effect," Mr. Mugabe said in an interview with The New York Times before Zimbabwe's independence.
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China suspects Tsai and her independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party of pushing for the island's formal independence, and this year threatened it with war if there was any such move.
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Whether because of black men's low wages or women's need for independence — even their desire for independence — married black women of all economic classes have long worked outside the home.
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The last Scottish independence referendum was won by a fairly healthy majority by the unionists and opinion polls conducted since that vote have not shown a significant shift towards independence.
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Catalonia just voted to declare independence from Spain Catalonia just voted to declare independence from Spain Updated: 433:50 am EST Spain's constitutional crisis has just moved into uncharted territory.
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The blackness of the French squad feels like a very specific balm, representing as they are the nation that once extracted an "independence debt" from Haiti after the latter gained independence.
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"Central banks have independence, either through the constitution or the law, and they have to have the strength to live out this independence and not let themselves be intimidated," Jordan added.
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The Scottish Greens, another pro-independence party, said May risked boosting support for independence if she wanted to veto a decision expected to be made by Scotland's devolved parliament next week.
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Pro-independence candidates blocked Beijing's dark warnings come as authorities in Hong Kong barred several pro-independence politicians from standing in the upcoming elections to the Legislative Council, the city's parliament.
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Since 2010, ultranationalist groups including the far-right National Radical Camp (ONR) have organized an annual "Independence March" through the Polish capital every November 11 to observe the country's independence day.
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Pro-independence leaders went ahead with a 2017 referendum on independence, despite it being deemed illegal by Spanish courts, followed by a declaration that the region was breaking away from Spain.
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Hong Kong or Taiwan independence Since both the Umbrella Movement and government-led political reform ended in failure, there have been growing demands in the city for full independence from China.
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In the evening, Prince Harry is scheduled to attend the reveal of the 50th Anniversary of Independence National Monument at the Garrison Savannah - the site of Barbados' historic independence on Nov.
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The Fed remains a bastion of independence Throughout his testimony, Chair Powell continued to stress the importance of Fed independence and transparency in a time of declining trust in public institutions.
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Jordi Fexas, geographist, historian and writer of several books on the independence movement, disagrees with Barbet's diagnosis: "The independence process had no negative effects until the Spanish government intervened," he says.
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BARCELONA, Spain — Hundreds of thousands of pro-independence Catalans took over downtown Barcelona on Tuesday, in their largest show of force since a botched declaration of independence from Spain last October.
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" Mr. Doherty called the houses a "declaration of independence.
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Until recently, so did the notion of Welsh independence. ■
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" Gorsuch has called any attacks on judicial independence "disheartening.
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" This formula "emphasized children's independence and limited parental control.
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" That independence movement resolved, in Frazier's words as "wreckage.
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And we need autonomy — independence — in what we do.
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" More: How could Harry and Meghan achieve "financial independence?
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ThinkProgress was notable for its editorial independence from its think tank parent (which its editorial union had enshrined in their contract), and for how often that editorial independence got the site in trouble with its think tank parent, which on a few occasions led that parent to violate the spirit of that editorial independence.
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Support for independence is at 72 percent among 16-24 year olds, compared with 26 percent of those aged 65 and over, making independence, in all likelihood, just a matter of time.
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"If the 20th century was about cars giving us independence, the 21st will be about autonomous vehicles giving us independence from cars," says Justin Erlich, head of policy for AVs at Uber.
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After Spain apologised on Friday for a violent crackdown on Catalonia's independence referendum, a Catalan parliament spokesman said the region's pro-independence leader would address lawmakers on Tuesday on the "political situation".
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"Debate has become polarised between independence and the union, forcing many previous supporters of more powers for the Parliament into the independence camp [and the SNP]," says James Mitchell of Edinburgh University.
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Diego García-Sayán, a special rapporteur mandated by the U.N. Human Rights Council to investigate the independence of judges and lawyers, said Poland's newly adopted laws threatened the independence of the judiciary.
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Taiwan's dynamic status quo, in other words, constitutes a state of de facto independence and a desire to enjoy at least some of the dignity and benefits of normal de jure independence.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's prime minister demanded on Thursday that Kurds declare their independence referendum void, rejecting the Kurdish autonomous region's offer to suspend its independence push to resolve a crisis through talks.
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Why the referendum on Catalan independence is illegalSeptember 26th The Catalan referendum on seceding from Spain, held on October 1st, was won convincingly (if on a lowish turnout) by supporters of independence.
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Hong Kong is bracing for more street protests and tough questions about the independence of its courts after China barred two pro-independence politicians from taking their seats in the territory's legislature.
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At the same time, the Barcelona rally reflected recent strains within the independence movement over whether to endorse Mr. Torra's hard-line commitment to independence, which would risk another clash with Madrid.
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The detention of half of the former Catalan government appeared to re-energize the independence movement after the confusion that followed last Friday's independence declaration and Mr. Puigdemont's unexpected departure for Brussels.
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"The choice we were faced with was no choice at all: it was independence with detachment (of the Chagos archipelago) or no independence with detachment anyway," Jugnauth told the 14-judge panel.
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As part of a "Decade of Centenaries" of key dates surrounding Irish independence, the Dublin government has navigated several potentially sensitive commemorations, including the Easter Rising of 1916, which set off armed rebellion, the election of Ireland's first pro-independence Parliament in 1918 and the first fatal shots in the War of Independence the next year.
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TARRAGONA, Spain (Reuters) - Protesters calling for Catalan independence kicked off Spain's bi-annual human towers building competition on Sunday which is being held for the first time since Catalonia's failed 2017 independence referendum.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said her pro-independence Scottish National Party would not press for a second independence referendum until the majority of Scots wanted to leave the United Kingdom.
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Additionally, autonomous vehicles hold the promise of giving greater independence for those currently unable to drive, for example allowing seniors and people with disabilities to lead lives of greater self-sufficiency and independence.
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In 2014, Salmond led a referendum seeking independence from the U.K., but Scottish voters rejected it, with the "No" camp gaining 55.4 percent of the vote, against 44.6 percent in favor of independence.
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Harry headed to the Caribbean to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Independence in Antigua and Barbuda and the 50th Anniversary of Independence in Barbados and Guyana on behalf of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.
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The October 2017 independence referendum in Catalonia - declared illegal by Spanish courts, but followed by a short-lived declaration of independence - has sent shockwaves through Spanish politics, which are weighing on Sunday's vote.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodians on Thursday marked the 64th anniversary of the country's independence from France by releasing doves and balloons into the sky at the Independence Monument in the capital Phnom Penh.
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"A small group of pro-independence forces in Taiwan are colluding with Hong Kong independence advocates to divide the nation," An Fengshan, spokesman of the Taiwan Affairs Office at the State Council, said.
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Sanchez also urged Torra to acknowledge the many Catalans who do not want independence for the wealthy northeastern region and who are "asking him to rebuild the coexistence damaged by the independence movement".
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Scots rejected independence in 2014 but Sturgeon's ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) says Britain's decision to leave the EU last June - against Scottish voters' wishes - have created the conditions for another independence referendum.
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Taiwan should abandon its "hallucinations" about pushing for independence, as any moves towards it would be a "poison", Chinese state-run media said after a landslide victory for the island's independence-leaning opposition.
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Attempts by Madrid to derail a Catalan independence movement that plunged the country into its biggest crisis in decades by calling local elections backfired in December when pro-independence parties gained a majority.
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Independence day celebrations start with the president's "grito de Dolores," or "Cry of Dolores," honoring the speech of a parish priest that helped kick off the war for independence on September 16, 1810.
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King Felipe is particularly disliked among independence supporters because of criticism he aimed at the Catalan leaders in a public address in 2017, shortly after an independence rally in Barcelona descended into violence.
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The survey's inconclusive split between pro-unity and pro-independence parties would leave the regional offshoot of left-wing party Podemos, which supports unity but wants a referendum on independence, as potential kingmaker.
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The mainland's state-controlled media was hard-hitting, with the Global Times warning Taiwan to not harbor any "hallucinations" of independence in an unsigned editorial with the title "Taiwanese choose Tsai, not independence".
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Other Catalan independence leaders including Oriol Junqueras, leader of the second-biggest separatist party in the regional parliament, are serving custodial sentences in Madrid for their roles in planning a banned independence referendum.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said her devolved government was preparing to present legislation allowing a second independence referendum while continuing discussions on its place within the EU. Scots rejected independence in 2014.
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Mr. Salmond resigned as first minister and leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party in 2014, after a referendum in which a majority of Scottish voters rejected proposals for independence from Britain.
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Nationalists seek to rally around men who fought for independence against both Russia and Germany; unfortunately, the World War II-era figures being chosen had expressed their vision for independence by murdering Jews.
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Several prominent Pennsylvania politicians were listed as the event's hosts, who also included Daniel J. Hilferty, the chief executive of the major health insurer Independence Health Group, the parent of Independence Blue Cross.
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As the standoff deepens between the central government and those who support independence for the wealthy northeastern region, Raul Romeva told the BBC that Catalonia's regional parliament would make a decision on independence.
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But the National Park System also includes buildings like Ford's Theater in Washington, where President Abraham Lincoln was shot, and Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed.
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Sanchez also urged Torra to acknowledge the many Catalans who do not want independence for the wealthy northeastern region and who are "asking him to rebuild the coexistence damaged by the independence movement".
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The party has a played a pivotal role in Catalonia's independence drive and is expected to pressure Mr. Torra to forge ahead with unilateral secession, despite the botched declaration of independence last October.
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Cries for another referendum on Scotland's independence from the United Kingdom grew in the lead-up to Brexit, with public support for independence tipping past the 2628 percent threshold for the first time.
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Activists in Hong Kong usually prefer to call themselves "localists", rather than pro-independence campaigners, partly because any suggestion that Hong Kong is aiming for independence risks provoking a ferocious reaction from Beijing.
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Mireia Boya, a Catalan lawmaker from the pro-independence Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP) party, said a declaration of independence would follow a parliamentary session on Monday to evaluate the results of the Oct.
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Second, speculation about another independence referendum is hurting the industry.
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We will champion the independence and liberty of our neighbors.
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You have to think harder about how the independence works.
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Future Dropbox investors will appreciate Dropbox's independence on this front.
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A deal could help accelerate China's push for food independence.
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In 1989 the issue was independence from the Soviet Union.
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The European Commission warns that the changes threaten judicial independence.
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"I really hope Britain gets its independence back," he began.
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Though long sought after, independence came at a high price.
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Now 21.2, Sabatier started pursuing financial independence at age 13.
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Not everyone is pursuing financial independence for an early retirement.
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France has long championed nuclear to secure its energy independence.
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But Hastings signaled that the company is set on independence.
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Trump's event has drawn considerable scrutiny ahead of Independence Day.
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Load up on raw eggs and heavy doses of independence.
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That promise is fulfilled, moving the country towards energy independence.
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Beijing is resolute in opposing independence for Taiwan, it added.
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Many Americans assume Cinco de Mayo is Mexico's Independence Day.
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The Republic of Macedonia declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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The restoration of Estonian independence was formally declared in 1991.
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He wrote the Declaration of Independence when he was 33!
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Extremely rare Declaration of Independence print goes on display. UFO?
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Hassett said he believes in the Fed's independence from politics.
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A little independence can definitely help maintain a healthy relationship.
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Yet some people claim Wales is ready for independence. pic.twitter.
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ET: Guests include: Nigel Farage , former UK Independence Party leader.
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Juul has prided itself on its independence from Big Tobacco.
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Expect the Trump agenda to be energy independence on steroids.
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The region's parliament then passed a unilateral declaration of independence.
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The training also has given her a sense of independence.
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Uranus is an electric energy, all about innovation and independence.
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INGRAHAM: All right, happy Independence Day to both of you.
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Financial equality and independence are just as important for women.
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The desire for independence was magnified by the economic crisis.
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Read More Is the American dream of energy independence dead?
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Its reputation for probity, competence and independence is in tatters.
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Independence Day 2016 comes with an asterisk and fine print.
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She found new love, new collaborators, and newly realized independence.
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At independence in 1960, it was less than a million.
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But President Trump respects the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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A Brexit could result in another independence referendum in Scotland.
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But he said he will vote for independence on Monday.
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Mr Erdogan compares the coup to Turkey's war of independence.
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Local laws do not explicitly ban public discussion of independence.
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That gets to the heart of the incipient independence movement.
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Spain worries that Scottish independence would embolden separatists in Catalonia.
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The CAQ, like the Liberal party, does not support independence.
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So, that means our legal independence is the best worldwide.
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The country celebrates its 59th year of independence on Tuesday.
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With the exception of Israel, every country opposes Kurdish independence.
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No balance between domesticity and a drive to maintain independence.
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Despite the contested referendum results, Catalonia has declared independence unilaterally.
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What do you say about Independence Day 21 years later?
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He also emphasised "Iraq's energy independence", according to a statement.
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Mexico had just marked its independence day on September 16th.
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This is the year of Kourtney Kardashian claiming her independence.
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The UK Independence Party has never been a professional outfit.
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A search for independence There were schools for the deaf.
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Donald Trump once again is questioning the Federal Reserve's independence.
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Trump has often criticized the central bank regarding its independence.
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His UK Independence Party (UKIP) always looked fractured and fragile.
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The result, inevitably perhaps, was the American war of independence.
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Mr Barzani is still hoping for a path to independence.
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Small, plucky peoples seeking independence: Taiwan falls into the category.
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Lack of financial independence prevents some from leaving abusive partners.
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And the U.S. central bank's effectiveness relies on its independence.
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By suspending independence, he is trying to play for time.
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Independence is still the aim, but an increasingly distant one.
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For those who are motivated, such independence is a boon.
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Israelis were getting ready to mark their 213st independence day.
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Retired generals told Politico he's politicizing the Independence Day celebration.
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Independence has never enjoyed majority support in the opinion polls.
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Around 60,000 nationalists marched through Warsaw on Poland's independence day.
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QUICK: BUT THIS GETS TO THE QUESTION OF FED INDEPENDENCE.
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It participated in the struggle for independence in the 4403s.
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To assert its independence it signed several deals with China.
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For supporters of Catalan independence, it is a political trial.
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Vladimir Lenin insisted on its independence from other secret services.
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Officials refer to the referendum as a step towards independence.
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Judicial independence is as important as punishing the dictators' henchmen.
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The court's financial independence from governments, though, is in jeopardy.
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Yet even as independence became more common, it remained incomplete.
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This weekend marked the fifth anniversary of South Sudan's independence.
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There is little to stop electors from asserting their independence.
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From the start, Hassabis has tried to protect DeepMind's independence.
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Its government has changed 24 times since independence in 1980.
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For more information about Canine Companions for Independence visit CCI.
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Iraq's Kurdish region will hold an independence referendum on Sept.
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Woolson's advocates stake their arguments on her personality and independence
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Ricky was given a new sense of freedom and independence.
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However, Beatport has been quick clarify its independence from SFX.
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For more information about Canine Companions for Independence, visit CCI.org.
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Devin Nunes, having to step down with his independence besmirched.
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Her activism led to the independence of Jamaica, Singletary said.
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"Try to imagine Israel funding Basque independence organizations," he said.
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Forget financial independence and being able to buy lotto tickets.
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In Spain, the Constitutional Court annulled Catalonia's referendum for independence.
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This is what happened to allow the 2014 independence referendum.
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"I support the independence of the special counsel," Lance said.
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What might greater independence look like in the near future?
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A referendum on independence would be announced soon, he said.
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There is no country that gets independence without a price.
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His monumental achievement fell on Jordan's Independence Day, May 225.
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Does independence with your music mean a lot to you?
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Najib's party has held power since Malaysia's independence in 1957.
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Avaricious governments after independence hurt some; poor succession planning others.
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But as independence dawned, his influence was called into question.
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Without groups like these on board, independence day will fail.
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China suspects she wants to push for Taiwan's formal independence.
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Independence was also intended to impose discipline on fiscal policy.
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For these "invisible" Indians, she said, independence was a chimera.
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A small but vocal independence movement has sprung up there.
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Instead, between 75% and 95% of respondents favoured Kashmiri independence.
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The central bank's independence has also long been a concern.
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It can be worth ceding this independence to gain influence.
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" "Dependence has something good-natured about it; independence inspires enmity.
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Board independence is reinforced by the rise of activist investors.
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The Declaration of Independence kind of sets the road map.
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But his whole point was supposed to be his independence.
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The island remained under British control until independence in 1962.
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"The independence of the program is critical," Ms. Feldman said.
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Founded to help organize Catalonia's banned independence referendum on Oct.
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Ducey touted McCain's independence and ties to his "adoptive" state.
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Kosovo's independence has been recognized by 115 states so far.
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China suspects Tsai is pushing for the island's formal independence.
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Uzbekistan will celebrate its 25th anniversary of independence on Sept.
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South Sudan: The Untold Story from Independence to Civil War.
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He spent Tanzania's Independence Day picking up litter by hand.
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An estimated 41 percent of the Catalan population wants independence.
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Kurdish authorities on Wednesday offered to suspend their independence drive.
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Roland Emmerich, best known for "Independence Day," was the director.
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Roland Emmerich, best known for "Independence Day," was the director.
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China has threatened to attack if Taiwan moves toward independence.
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If that isn't editorial independence, I don't know what is.
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He died in battle, fighting for Cuban independence from Spain.
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Tilo is one of a group of Kashmiri independence fighters.
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After Catalonia's leaders declared independence, Madrid suspended the region's autonomy.
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Independence Day: Resurgence is playing in theaters throughout the country.
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The politics behind Catalonian secession is what makes independence impossible.
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The country gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1968.
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Wordplay wishes you a safe and happy Independence Day holiday.
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That's 229 rupees, in celebration of India's 22019rd Independence Day.
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The independence of the Justice Department is no theoretical question.
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" Another lamented: "The independence of the judicial power is prostrated.
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Losing political independence hurts the agency's ability to operate credibly.
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Honnold's fierce independence is the narrative engine of Free Solo.
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He attacked the work, independence and credibility of the FBI.
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He is afraid of what this independence will cost him.
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In its odd independence, it started to resemble a figure.
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The United States granted the Philippines independence after the war.
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Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us.
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Kazakhstan has developed ties with Israel ever since its independence.
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The two obvious exits lead to either independence or statehood.
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Belarus's Independence Day celebration in 2018 was a vibrant one.
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The official announcement will take place on Israel's Independence Day.
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Scots rejected independence in 2014 by 45 to 55 percent.
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Clinton's integrity and independence by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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They'll of course think about the unanimous vote for independence.
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In substance, energy independence and dominance are not so different.
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U.S. markets will be closed on Tuesday for Independence Day.
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Grilled chicken parm is a great way to declare independence.
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The degree of board independence was up to each company.
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But the drive for independence isn't what won the day.
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Independence Blue Cross, the southeastern Pennsylvania arm of the large
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After Jeter retired, he opened a bakery in Independence, Ohio.
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You said you will ''continue to report with complete independence.
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A. Independence is a pipe dream from a geopolitical perspective.
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But her blossoming ardor and independence are delightful to behold.
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Serbia and its ally, Russia, do not recognize Kosovo's independence.
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The Catalan independence effort picked up steam in the 2000s.
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The honor is set to coincide with Barbados' Independence Day.
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Opinion polls had shown around 40 percent support for independence.
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I like this album because it represents rebellion and independence.
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Puigdemont, who made a symbolic declaration of independence on Oct.
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But I have zero desire to see Independence Day: Resurgence.
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Hurricane Irma provided a timely case study on energy independence.
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Letter From America Donald J. Trump has declared his independence.
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Does South Korea have to surrender its independence in essence?
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Therefore, independence from both European and national politics is essential.
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"His actual level of independence is probably questionable," Hodgson said.
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"I've found solid respect for the independence of the Fed."
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That would be a declaration of independence, of a sort.
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He followed up with an ad proclaiming his political independence.
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Such issues pose a threat to the Kurdish independence bid.
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Many analysts are skeptical about Mr. Khan's claims of independence.
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They have the right to some freedom, to some independence.
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He has enjoyed this method, despite the lack of independence.
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The War for Independence, and American exceptionalism, started right there.
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A few yards away, other independence supporters were similarly circumspect.
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"Things won't be better" if Catalonia wins independence, he said.
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A few months later, Britain and France recognized Hawaiian independence.
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Patrick Chappatte Catalan lawmakers declared independence from Spain on Friday.
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Kosovo became largely autonomous, and it declared independence in 2008.
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Malaysia has been governed by a single coalition since independence.
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Dogmas about authenticity have given way to independence and experimentation.
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Kganyago is a staunch defender of the Reserve Bank's independence.
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Zelenskiy has said he will maintain the central bank's independence.
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In 2006, he oversaw the first multiparty elections since independence.
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The separatist coalition then organized an independence referendum on Oct.
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That's much more useful than the current glorification of independence.
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Stretching back to the first day of our American independence.
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Critics say the changes undermine the independence of Polish courts.
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Trump has established his independence in new ways, of course.
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His designs on Independence Day show his confusion about that.
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Independence Day commemorates the breaking free from insufficiently humble rule.
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Is Coronavirus the "Independence Day" event that unites the world?
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Mr. McCain possessed the rugged independence of a natural leader.
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Catalan society is deeply divided over the question of independence.
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Only 17 countries currently recognize the island's independence from China.
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He favors independence, he said, but will boycott the vote.
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How much freedom and independence should parents give their children?
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It was where Brazil's independence decree was signed in 1822.
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Given all these factors, the island's potential independence remains elusive.
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The European Union has shown no support for Catalan independence.
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Meanwhile, happy Independence Day and watch out for falling firecrackers.
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Mr. Galbraith predicted a solid majority in favor of independence.
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In fact, Mexico celebrates its independence from Spain on Sept.
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The judiciary in Myanmar is not known for its independence.
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The "simple math" for financial independence relies on linear projections.
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The votes have been counted in Iraqi Kurdistan's independence referendum.
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He denied honoring Mr. Orban at the Independence Day gala.
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For centuries before independence, the Dalits could barely clothe themselves.
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MADRID — Catalonia will hold a referendum on independence on Oct.
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Independence, the book suggests, is wonderful until you get it.
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He has tried to maintain some independence as a senator.
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Beijing believes Tsai is pushing for the island's formal independence.
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In the meantime: Happy Independence Day to one and all.
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