Rather than Scottish people voting to become independent from Britain, the referendum is structured such that non-Scottish British people vote to become independent from Britain.
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BC: Certainly the advice we are giving to governments, insofar we can give advice to governments, because they are independent from us as much as we are independent from them.
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However, debt and growth are not independent from each other.
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"The committee is independent from Nissan," a Nissan spokesman said.
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There were different types of groups independent from each other.
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The Belgian Franc was also independent from the French Franc.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats.
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Angus King, an Independent from Maine, and Indiana Republican Sen.
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This is also independent from any particular platform or media buy.
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Al Jazeera has long maintained it is independent from Qatar's government.
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Maayouf said the four-man delegation was independent from the state.
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And it has to be independent from cultural intricacies and differences.
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The new WatchOS makes the watch more independent from the iPhone.
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Crucially, the bureau was designed to be independent from political influence.
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We Chechens have become rich, and proud, and independent from them.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats.
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Administrative law judges are independent from the agencies where they work.
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Justin Amash, an independent from Michigan, will likely vote in favor.
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But Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont who has pushed Mrs.
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Sanders is an Independent from Vermont but tends to vote with Democrats.
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The central bank is meant to be totally independent from political interference.
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So California may have to establish specific guidelines independent from federal regulation.
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"We are fully independent from any state or private organizations," he said.
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The central bank is independent from the government and other state bodies.
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Joe Lieberman, a Democrat turned independent from Connecticut, received $3,000 from Epstein.
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China's move on U.S. sorghum is independent from the current Sino-U.
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The commission, which is independent from the Energy Department, rejected Perry's plan.
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Data is replicated across multiple racks and is independent from your droplet.
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ISIS galvanized global support that is independent from its control of terrain.
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Administrative law judges are independent from the government agencies where they work.
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We have to be a company that is independent from every country.
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Meanwhile, TikTok has continued to insist that it&aposs independent from China.
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In other words, it will not be completely independent from foreign suppliers.
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They want to make the position independent from the founder and CEO.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine, whether he would be intimidated by anyone.
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It's also not clear how this committee can be truly independent from Facebook.
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Good Days in court papers said it is "fully independent" from its donors.
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Sharon Cortez is an independent from Phoenix who's voted for both Republican Sen.
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South Sudan became independent from neighboring Sudan in 2011 following decades of conflict.
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Near the Gulf of Aden, Somaliland declared itself independent from Somalia in 1991.
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The prime minister had wanted a technocratic cabinet independent from the political class.
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CAP responded to Sanders that ThinkProgress is editorially independent from the think tank.
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Wray persuaded senators he would remain thoroughly independent from the Trump White House.
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Justice Department decisions are supposed to be entirely independent from the White House.
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Mr. Delrahim has said repeatedly that antitrust decisions are independent from political interference.
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Religious orders are independent from the Vatican and are responsible for their own finances.
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This story was updated to note that ThinkProgress is editorially independent from CAP Action.
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Cunningham established the autonomy of dance by making choreography that was independent from music.
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Crown had said then that Lawrence Ho's business interests were independent from his father's.
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Huawei has forcefully denied allegations that it is not independent from the Chinese government.
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Plenty of Hong Kongers still see the island as largely independent from the mainland.
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Especially when you have a character that has been so independent from day one.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, voted against the plan.
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Gorsuch has thus far done a decent job of seeming independent from Donald Trump.
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Inspector generals are supposed to remain independent from partisan beliefs and provide objective accountability.
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Among questions Gorsuch will face will be whether he is sufficiently independent from Trump.
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Trump had grounds for terminating Comey independent from any effort to shutdown the investigation.
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But early on, I saw the advantage of being independent from any one app.
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The health benefits that birth control provides — independent from contraception — are a critical second.
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Podesta on Wednesday framed Clinton as independent from Obama while praising the president's legacy.
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Bernie Sanders is an independent from Vermont and Nancy Pelosi is the presumptive House speaker.
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So we wanted to produce something that would be independent from that kind of focus.
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Many young people are skeptical that they will ever become financially independent from their parents.
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"About 50 countries became independent from the United Kingdom since (World War II)," Salmond noted.
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Laws passed after Sri Lanka became independent from Britain in 2000 stripped them of citizenship.
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Comey said he felt he had to prove the FBI was independent from political influence.
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The idea that the public sees the court as independent from politics is pure fantasy.
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My board and I are clear—CNN will remain completely independent from an editorial perspective.
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That is no small amount in Cape Verde, which became independent from Portugal in 1975.
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Currently, Cuba does not allow for the existence of any entity independent from the government.
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However, our picks and opinions are independent from USA TODAY's newsroom and any business incentives.
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Crucially, Chronicle would also remain independent from Google, according to Stephen Gillett, the startup's CEO.
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Gail: Are you planning a "Don't Blame Me — I'm an Independent from Maryland" bumper sticker?
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"The Moscow laboratory is not operationally independent from ... the Ministry of Sport," the report stated.
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Angus King (I), the Independent from Yankee reticent Maine, entertains the idea and possible reality.
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Starr was indeed independent from the Justice Department in virtually every sense of the term.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine -- said they were tired of continuing resolutions in general.
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The RBI is not statutorily independent from the government but has long enjoyed wide latitude.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, embarked Tuesday on a second run for president.
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This move is a big step toward making the Apple Watch independent from the iPhone.
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In particular, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and epilepsy all stood independent from each other.
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"Production in the Permian is nearly entirely oil-driven and independent from gas prices," said Myers.
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CDC, which is relatively independent from the French government, has also expressed an interest in ADP.
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Organizations like BBC, DW and NPR are completely independent from the government despite being state-funded.
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Even after Sri Lanka became independent from Britain in 1948, English remained the language of administration.
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Mr Karimov was already running Uzbekistan when it became independent from the Soviet Union in 83.
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Its branches are older than the country itself, which only became independent from Sudan in 2011.
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The Danish government has set itself the target of being independent from fossil fuels by 2050.
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The Foundry accelerator programs are independent from the company's $35 million Foundry fund, according to Liu.
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Sources tell PEOPLE that the cancellation is completely independent from the criminal investigation against Batali, though.
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Because it's not a country but independent from China, refugees can't stay permanently in the city.
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The winner in any contested race is the candidate who seems most independent from their party.
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Moon has vowed to reform the country's prosecutors' office by making it more independent from politics.
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He was also asked to demonstrate how he would remain independent from the Trump White House.
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But this won't dissociate him from his businesses; members of his family aren't independent from him.
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Jeffrey Evangelos, an independent from Friendship, who's one of the co-sponsors of the impeachment order.
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While the Houston Rockets and NBA have a large Chinese following, Texas remains independent from China.
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Incredibly, Facebook is also trying to sell this self-styled "oversight" layer as independent from Facebook.
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Suriname, which became independent from the Netherlands in 1975, has had an occasionally troubled political history.
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As agencies felt more independent from Congress, they have increasingly treated congressional demands as purely discretionary.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, , Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont, and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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"She is sooooo excited to do this independent from me ❤️" King wrote in her post.
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The Postal Service conducted the investigation "to keep the review independent from the FHFA," per Politico.
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And the third important decision that we took was we want to be independent from Google.
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"We showed that alterations in self-experience are not independent from alterations in social cognition," Preller said.
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Follow-up investigations into future allegations should be conducted by a panel independent from the United Nations.
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He should have viewed that decision as being independent from the good fortune of the upgraded passenger.
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But for now I'm not 100 percent independent from my parents, so I can't really tell them.
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"Under Secretary Novelli is independent from the U.S. intelligence community, and reports directly to me," Kerry wrote.
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Nancy Millet, 62, an independent from Poland, Maine, said she is open to voting for Trump again.
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"From this day forward, EPA advisory committee members will be financially independent from the agency," he said.
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Pressure will mount within the party to try to show that congressional Republicans are independent from Trump.
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When Bangladesh became independent from Pakistan in 1971, secularism was one of the new country's founding principles.
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The new App Store on the Watch doesn't make it any more independent from the iPhone, however.
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Akin to tax or bankruptcy courts, this would be a court that's independent from the Justice Department.
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Europe needs new "financial instruments allowing it to be independent from the United States", Le Maire said.
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Mr. Sanders, the liberal independent from Vermont, has criticized the wages that Amazon pays its warehouse workers.
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Sanders, an independent from Vermont and a former candidate for president, is serving his second term in Senate.
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As I mentioned, less than 1% of chicken farms in the U.S. are independent from companies like that.
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He's "an incredible legal mind" with a "command of the law" that's independent "from outside influence," Grassley said.
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Both Adopt A Clitoris and the Good Vibrations partnership were designed to make Clitoraid financially independent from Raelism.
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The fund is independent from the company, but fits squarely into its vision for how modern artists work.
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A few developers were hopeful that the Apple Watch would continue to become more independent from the iPhone.
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The timing of the filing indicates it occurred independent from the investigation that took down AlphaBay in July.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, outlined their plan in a New York Times op-ed on Sunday.
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The Supreme Prosecutors' Office isn't considered truly independent from politics and has also been embroiled in numerous scandals.
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Charles Arthur was technology editor of The Guardian from 2005-2014 and at The Independent from 1995-2004.
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He identifies himself as "independent from all others," though he notes that he's leaned Republican in the past.
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Civil war broke out in South Sudan in 2013, two years after it became independent from neighboring Sudan.
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You can also watch sports, which is a nice distraction from that, if not remotely independent from it.
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Either way, she's setting herself up as independent from Democrats on issues that could help her back home.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, told CNN on Tuesday that he was undecided.
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Advocated from Housing Works told Hyperallergic that today's action was independent from the news of the possible settlement.
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"We are truly independent from China," CEO Amanda Lacaze told the Argus U.S. Specialty Metals conference in Chicago.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine, sounded a similar note during a session before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The group is funded by (but independent from) the Keystone Policy Center, a centrist nonprofit based in Colorado.
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Why it matters: The FCC — and merger reviews generally — are supposed to be independent from the White House.
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There also is value in having the ability to be independent from the grid, particularly during an outage.
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Waymo's interactions with the U.S. Attorney's office are independent from the strength of Waymo's civil case against Uber.
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It has demanded that all states reshape their justice systems to make law enforcement independent from political interference.
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Empowering people with electricity "Everyone should have the option to be independent from the grid," Roig-Morris said.
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"Congress's foremost goal in structuring the CFPB was to create an agency independent from outside influence," they claim.
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Sanders, a longtime independent from the neighboring state of Vermont, has kept a steady hold on his support.
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"A resilient 21st century grid is not independent from how we build and what we build," Pincetl said.
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Standards at China's law schools are improving, courts are becoming more independent from local governments and judges better qualified.
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Over time, Canada gradually became independent from Britain, and Dominion Day was officially changed to Canada Day in 1982.
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Jourova said the role needed to be independent from U.S. authorities and empowered to seek information on concrete cases.
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The board is independent from Facebook, but Facebook is funding the board's operations to the tune of $130 million.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) was independent from its birth in the 1990s, following the example of Germany's Bundesbank.
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Ankara regards the YPG as indistinguishable from the PKK, though the groups say they are independent from each other.
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Riot responded in a statement to The Verge: These departures are independent from our efforts to evolve our culture.
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Official co-ordinators (independent from airlines), airports and governments follow transparent rules to match market demand with available capacity.
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Even then, in 2002, Traficant took 15% of the vote while running as an independent from his jail cell.
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Although the RBI is not statutorily independent from the government, it has long enjoyed broad autonomy on interest rates.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont and a former presidential candidate, is serving his second term in the Senate.
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The central bank, which is not officially independent from the government, started targeting inflation with monetary policy under Macri.
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But, mostly, it would make Europe independent from the IMF each time a euro currency country needs financial rescue.
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This was due to an ongoing call for a referendum that could have made the region independent from Spain.
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Removal only "for cause" is an important protection for independent agencies to be truly independent from White House politics.
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Four legal organizations oon Thursday called on Congress to establish an immigration court system independent from the Justice Department.
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Many of us may experience some of the same effect once we start becoming financially independent from our parents.
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The four-way contest grew heated after the four candidates began debating about who was most independent from Gov.
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He talks about his characters as though they exist in the world, leading parallel lives independent from his books.
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Since Iceland became fully independent from Denmark in 1944, its presidents have championed the need to protect the language.
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He's not sure a single ombudsperson is sufficient—or sufficiently independent from U.S. government interests—to give proper redress.
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Atwood's sequel is independent from the Hulu show — but good luck trying not to picture Elisabeth Moss as Offred.
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Over the following years, we will be going through the complicated process of becoming independent from the European Union.
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President Trump has been uniquely transparent about disregarding the convention that the Justice Department is independent from political interference.
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Still, Mr. Sanders, an independent from Vermont, has a point that overall the wealthy would see the most benefits.
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"Congress's foremost goal in structuring the CFPB was to create an agency independent from outside influence," the brief said.
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In the aggregate, total labor expenditures independent from a campaign committee are down $10 million (14 percent) for Democrats.
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It is the third ban to be imposed on the organization, which wants Kashmir to be independent from India.
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It looks more like we're heading to a future where the Apple Watch will eventually be independent from the iPhone.
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It's going to be native and independent from Chrome, and it's going to work with 23 cryptocurrencies from day one.
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East Timor has been unsettled by bouts of violence and political instability since it became independent from Indonesia in 2002.
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Boeing reiterated on Wednesday that the money distributed through the fund would be independent from the outcome of any lawsuits.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that the Office of Special Counsel is independent from the Justice Department.
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The success of these projects depends on being able to build a community around the partnership, independent from larger partners.
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He was on board from the minute she pitched the project, which is completely independent from Netflix or Warner Bros.
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Unlike its predecessor, Cofetel, the IFT is independent from the executive branch of government, insulating its decisions from political pressure.
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He was born in Guinea, West Africa, and he fought to make sure that Guinea became independent from the French.
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Some are even calling for a local referendum on whether Hong Kong should become independent from China at that time.
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Catalonia has been vying to become independent from Spain, and the situation has plunged the country into a geopolitical crisis.
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The 24-year-old Independent from Utah stayed home in 2016 because she didn't agree with either major party nominee.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont and a former presidential candidate, is serving his second term in the US Senate.
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As Blitzer suggested that the legislation marked a significant win for the President, the Independent from Vermont offered his perspective.
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In 2011, when South Sudan became independent from Sudan, the exchange rate was just below 3 SSP to the dollar.
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The lobbying group, though independent from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is meant to focus on the same issues.
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But TikTok has consistently insisted that it's independent from China, since the app is only available in non-Chinese markets.
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He insists on remaining independent from his family through his illness, only to rely on McBride as his caregiver instead.
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It became impossible to chase criminal and corruption cases in ways that were independent from the prosecutors, Mr. Liu said.
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Others, like Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, reiterated that the bureau was meant to be independent from political influence.
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Darul Aman was erected to house the country's parliament not long after Afghanistan became independent from Great Britain, in 1919.
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The board is independent from Facebook, but Facebook is funding the board&aposs operations to the tune of $130 million.
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Musk has previously said that Instagram is "probably ok" as long as it stays "fairly independent" from its parent company.
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"I'm like, yeah, boy who cried wolf," said Donna Burgraff, an associate education professor and registered independent from Andersonville, Tenn.
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"I'm like, yeah, boy who cried wolf," said Donna Burgraff, an associate education professor and registered independent from Andersonville, Tenn.
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Put another way, androgenesis may help this fish become independent from the other Squalius species it relies on to reproduce.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine, said he still has some "open questions" so he'd rather not comment further. Sen.
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The bank's business in Egypt was fully independent from a funding perspective with no reliance on the group, it said.
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Apple for its part operates health clinics for its employees called AC Wellness that are independent from the tech giant.
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It already has its own language (Catalan), and some Catalans would like complete control — a state fully independent from Spain.
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IOCCO is a body responsible for oversight of the UK's interception powers, and is independent from the government and parliament.
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Supervised by the provincially-operated coroner's office, the inquest will be independent from the provincial and municipal police services, Edwards said.
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Prior to that time there was little thought that the institution would be independent from the demands of the Treasury Department.
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Though by then Honduras had already been independent from Spain for roughly 60 years, the architecture carries echoes of colonial style.
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" Sources tell PEOPLE that the cancellation is completely independent from the criminal investigation against Batali, saying "it was a business decision.
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Ambazonia is the name separatists have given to the English-speaking area they want to become independent from French-speaking Cameroon.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont who is running in the Democratic presidential primary, also spoke at Liberty in September.
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Nuclear fight Democrats consistently tried to tie Gorsuch to Trump, suggesting he won't be independent from the President who nominated him.
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Suleiman did not say if he or his party - which is independent from the SDF - had a role in the process.
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But they may donate to non-profits that provide co-pay assistance as long as they are independent from the companies.
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However, the entrepreneur soon realized that for Apoll01 to be successful, it would have to be independent from the university system.
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Kashmir has been a source of dispute between India and Pakistan ever since the countries became independent from Britain in 1947.
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It is second nature to Americans that our judiciary is independent from the political whims of the other branches of government.
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The attorneys general involved in the Google probe said their investigation would remain independent from those of other areas of government.
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The charges were eventually dropped after Montenegro became independent from Serbia in 2006 and Italian courts granted Mr. Djukanovic diplomatic immunity.
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It has played an important role in Democratic politics, even as it is legally required to be independent from the party.
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Sanders, a independent from Vermont, helped push the proposal for tuition-free school and student loan forgiveness into the mainstream. Sen.
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The group was originally independent from The Base, but over time merged with it, as the terror group's ecologically minded wing.
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In 2018, Lisa Kaplan assembled a small team inside the re-election campaign for Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine.
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He should appoint someone who has law enforcement experience and is completely independent from Donald Trump and the prior presidential election.
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" When communicating science, he suggested, "find some basis for using what science knows that is completely independent from denying your group identity.
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Completely independent from that we went and collected hundreds and then thousands of data points on every adult 230 million Americans. MB:
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Earlier this month, he promised to draft guidelines encouraging listed subsidiaries to have more directors who are independent from the parent companies.
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The advertising ethics jury, a body tied to ARPP and independent from the advertising industry, will rule on the complaints on Friday.
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Sanders, an independent from Vermont who caucuses with Democrats in the Senate, energized millions of Democratic and independent voters in the primaries.
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Waymo said that it struck this deal independent from Alphabet, and without regard for the larger business interests of their parent company.
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Demonstrators are protesting against jail sentences for nine leaders of a 2017 bid to declare the surrounding Catalonia region independent from Spain.
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The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) is a labor organization representing football players in the NFL and is entirely independent from the NFL.
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Its software is called Ticwear and has a custom user interface and voice-controlled assistant that is independent from Google's voice assistant.
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Since 1864, national policy has dictated that bank regulators be independent from the political process exemplified by the lobbyist-influenced appropriations process.
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According to Davis, Cohen wants to declare himself "independent" from Trump and to no longer "be a punching bag" for the president.
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It is based on ignorance, and in some cases, a willfulness to see one's self as independent from and powerful over others.
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The CJNG steadily became more independent from the Sinaloa Cartel after the 2010 death of Ignacio Coronel, Guzman's top lieutenant in Jalisco.
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Student Opinion Going off to college and becoming independent from one's family is generally seen as the first step in young adulthood.
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In so doing, they have perverted Congress' traditional role as a guarantor of law enforcement that is independent from White House interference.
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Once independent from each other, the camps along the border with Turkey have sprawled into a massive city of semi-permanent structures.
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Federalist 68 argued that an Electoral College should determine if candidates are qualified, not engaged in demagogy, and independent from foreign influence.
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Sanders, who is an independent from Vermont, is chasing the Democratic presidential nomination for 2020, but trails well behind fellow progressive Sen.
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Premo Social is completely independent from Twitter and the social media company didn't respond to a request for comment on this article.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont and a leading voice on the political left, as well as major Democratic donor Tom Steyer.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who caucuses with the Democrats and is one of the driving forces behind its current momentum.
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Are these tweets pushing them to be more hawkish than they should be because they want to look independent from the president?
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"We are truly independent from China," Lynas Chief Executive Amanda Lacaze told the Argus U.S. Specialty Metals conference in Chicago on Thursday.
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These are countries that want better relations with Iran, and have made efforts to steer a course independent from the Trump administration.
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The national pavilions remain independent from the biennale itself, and require the participating countries to assume all funding, curatorial, and production responsibilities.
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The app affiliate program enabled many third-party, completely independent from Apple, websites to write about and honestly review iOS and Mac apps.
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In Berlin, Brussels and Paris it is becoming voguish to advocate "post-Atlanticist" foreign and defence policies making Europe more independent from America.
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But outlets like the BBC, a publicly funded broadcaster independent from the government, get a different label than an outlet like Russia Today.
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Random House, at the time independent from Penguin and the largest publisher in the Big Six, kicked off the trend with Crown Forum.
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He implemented some reforms, helped establish a national Orthodox Church independent from Moscow, and successfully lobbied the West to keep sanctions on Russia.
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The NWA was a cartel, with all the attendant abuses that brings: squashing of promotions independent from the NWA, wage fixing, drug pushing.
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However, in this situation the behaviour of [individual wolf pups were] not independent from the others, thus [making the] behaviour harder to interpret.
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India and Pakistan's conflict over the mountainous region of Kashmir dates back to 1947 when both countries became independent from British colonial rule.
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Raufkhon's book, entitled Bu Kunlar (These Days), was a critique of Uzbekistan's development since it became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Straszheim said his group uses data from sources it regards as largely independent from government pressure, pointing to commodity consumption among other measures.
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After Watergate, the United States established a special prosecutor independent from the Justice Department, but the law in question expired in the 1990s.
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If McCabe was pushed out, it would raise new questions about FBI Director Chris Wray's promise to stay independent from the Trump administration.
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And one of those core principles is that central banks should remain independent from politics and not fund the government with money-printing.
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Sanders, an independent from Vermont, has drawn the ire of some Democrats for not fully embracing the party in the past, CNN noted.
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Independent from the Moscow church hierarchy, the Georgian Orthodox Church enjoys much public support as a symbol and champion of Georgia's independent identity.
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Four legal organizations sent a letter to Congress on Thursday, urging them to establish an immigration court system independent from the Justice Department.
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"I'm disappointed that you're here, and not your C.E.O.s," Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, said during a hearing on Wednesday morning.
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Desert aquifers are normally deeper underground, allowing them to remain more independent from changes on the surface (except in areas with heavy irrigation).
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The government's merger reviews, however, are supposed to be independent from political influence — and the potential for White House interference riled Minnesota Sen.
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When asked at what age people should be financially independent from their parents, the largest share of young people said 25 to 28.
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It will shrink its board of directors to 15 from 21, and a majority of those directors must be independent from the organization.
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Bernie Sanders, an Independent from Vermont and 2020 presidential candidate, speaks during a campaign event in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S., on Friday, Feb.
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As with many people that populate the inner ring of Trumpland, Lewandowski has virtually no cachet independent from his relationship to the president.
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Podesta Group said it had relied on certifications from a nonprofit that it was independent from the Ukrainian politicians and filed as lobbyists.
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Countries where central banks are deemed not to be independent from political influence have seen a hit on their currencies — most recently in Turkey.
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Lots of thinkers these days are asserting that inanimate objects and other non-human entities have their own power and vitality independent from us.
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ThinkProgress was founded 14 years ago during the administration of President George W. Bush and remained editorially independent from the Center for American Progress.
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If we have to declare ourselves independent from the UK to be able to remain in the EU, I'll have no problem with that.
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Melissa Curran, a 43-year-old independent from here in Huber Heights, was incredulous about the President's request for Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
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This was stronger in Estonia, which was independent from 1918 to 1940, than in Moldova, which was ruled by Romania or Russia for centuries.
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Warren would create an immigration court system independent from the U.S. Department of Justice and raise the number of refugees allowed into the country.
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NEW YORK, July 19 (Reuters) - Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren on Friday made a case for keeping the central bank's actions independent from politicians.
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"Today, presented for contemplation, these images remind us how the aesthetic qualities of a photograph are decidedly independent from the artist's will." she said.
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Eritrea, which became independent from Ethiopia in 1991 after years of fighting, wants to establish a mining industry to help to bolster its economy.
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In terms of reconciling my faith and sexuality, I recognize that I can have a faith that is independent from even any organized religion.
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" Ravinder, a conservative-leaning independent from California, wrote: "I am surrounded by Democrats in the San Francisco Bay Area, where Republicans have never won.
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They felt they were doing something important to protect the country," King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, told CNN's "New Day.
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By adding a swirl of cascading synth bars, Void creates a track entirely independent from Godin's originals while gracefully tipping her hat to it.
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That year, groups that were nominally independent from the Republican Party bought advertisements meant to (however subtly) stir a racist backlash against Barack Obama.
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Eritrea had been independent from Ethiopia for just five years when the war began, so there hadn't been much of a border before that.
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Much of the Orthodox Christian world views North Macedonia's Orthodox church as schismatic ever since it declared itself independent from the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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Geography is indeed destiny for Belarus, a flat and forested country of about 10 million that became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Fans of Prince Harry are joking that the royal has already found work in his bid to become financially independent from the royal family.
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I've been financially independent from my parents since I was 153, but everyone once in a while they loan me money for major purchases.
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In some areas I sense that China try to build on its capacity because they want to be independent from the global value chain.
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Worse, our review of HSUS ads found that many of these ads didn't even contain a disclaimer that HSUS is independent from local shelters.
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By 1984, she was one of about 150 women on the 3,500-officer transit police force, which was then independent from the Police Department.
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Mr. Pence's activities have fueled speculation among Republican insiders that he is laying the foundation for his own political future, independent from Mr. Trump.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, has personally taken on Amazon as an example of worker exploitation by powerful companies in the United States.
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With Mr. Navarro's promotion, the White House is again considering making his Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy independent from the National Economic Council.
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It would almost be a test to see if Republicans can truly be independent from Trump and still be successful in the current political environment.
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The way things are going we'll be forced to have a referendum, which we should have done last year and become independent from the mainland.
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Bernie Sanders, an Independent from Vermont and 2020 presidential candidate, speaks during a caucus night watch party in Des Moines, Iowa, U.S. on Monday, Feb.
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Sapphire was formerly known as SAP Ventures but rebranded as Sapphire in 2014 to reinforce its status as a firm independent from the German corporation.
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And the greenhouse gas leak from the permafrost is independent from all the carbon dioxide we keep pumping into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuel.
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"The point of a camera is to provide an independent perspective, independent from both the civilian and the police officer, of what happened," he said.
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"Independent from weather and irrigation, Solein is an unlimited protein source that is free from agricultural limitations and the boundaries of imagination," Solar Foods said.
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In remarks prepared for delivery at an academic conference in New York, Rosengren made the case for keeping the central bank's actions independent from politicians.
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"Nikitin was independent from and not related to any other directors, members of senior management, substantial shareholders or controlling shareholders of the company," Rusal said.
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While the talks are independent from those conducted with the FARC, the agenda will cover similar issues, like political participation, disarmament and compensation for victims.
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The human rights advocates said a CBSA oversight mechanism should be independent from political interference, external to the agency and equipped with adequate legal power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon said she expects Scotland to become independent from the United Kingdom by 2025 in an interview published on Monday.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who is still undecided on Haspel, said the hearing was going to be key in whether he supports her.
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Put simply, an inspector general is a watchdog who is part of the government and simultaneously independent from the entity they are tasked with investigating.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, a senior member of the Banking Committee who has raised concerns about whether Shelton would be independent from the White House.
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The foundation, which was established as a national philanthropy in the early 1970s with $1.2 billion in Johnson & Johnson stock, is independent from the company.
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But the court's role in checking congressional and executive actions is crucial, and it works only because the court is independent from the other branches.
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The independent from Vermont leads the Democratic field when it comes to celebrity endorsements, having won the support of megastars Cardi B and Ariana Grande.
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The decision deepened market fears that the bank was not independent from Erdogan, who has railed against rate raises in favor of faster economic growth.
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The new funds brings Sapphire Ventures, which became independent from the German software company SAP in 2011, assets under management to north of $4 billion.
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But that is not necessarily true for mortgage servicers — the companies that collect payments each month, which are sometimes independent from the loan's underlying owner.
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After the 21999 election, Democrats made efforts to pull Mr. Sanders, a political independent from Vermont, into the fold with a newly minted leadership post.
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Catalonia's secessionist leader faced increased pressure to abandon plans to declare the region independent from Spain, with France and Germany expressing support for the country's unity.
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Weiner added LinkedIn would remain its own entity in the way that YouTube is relatively independent from parent Alphabet Inc , or Instagram from parent Facebook Inc.
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The Orthodox world considers North Macedonia's Church to be in a state of schism since it declared itself autocephalous, or independent, from the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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READ: Here's where the 21 Democrats stand on: The longtime independent from Vermont, has long been a champion of free public college in the United States.
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Evans said it's important that the Fed remain independent from political pressure, though he conceded that the economy might be running hotter without the rate hikes.
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Weiner added LinkedIn would remain its own entity in the way that YouTube is relatively independent from parent Alphabet Inc, or Instagram from parent Facebook Inc.
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Britain outside the EU would be on the sidelines: notionally independent from, but in fact still constrained by, rules it would have no role in formulating.
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"The process for granting export licenses is independent from our ongoing trade discussions with China," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement to the Journal.
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"It is Mr. Thiele's desire that professional investors get a voice (on the company's strategy) and that the company becomes independent from individual people," Heuwing said.
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But the new office has not satisfied critics, who argue Novelli lacks the appropriate authority to scrutinize intelligence practices and isn't sufficiently independent from U.S. government.
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An independent from Vermont, Sanders is one of 17 candidates competing for the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election.
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She also asked both sides to submit names of people independent from the investigation who could potentially serve as a special master and review the material.
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In a centralized model, a national body such as a central bank or capital market regulator establishes a sharia board that is independent from financial institutions.
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Part of that collaboration with companies came through the Partnership for a Healthier America, which launched in conjunction with (but independent from) the Let's Move campaign.
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So all past transactions on bitcoin cash's new blockchain are identical to bitcoin core's blockchain, with future transactions and balances being totally independent from each other.
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Democrats, who have slim chances of blocking his nomination, have questioned his suitability, with some portraying him as favoring corporate interests and insufficiently independent from Trump.
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Mr. Johnson was elected as speaker in January, vowing to make the Council more independent from Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is starting his second term.
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But he made clear that the institution considers itself independent from the White House and President Trump, who continues to push publicly for a rate cut.
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The two compromised on taxing by weight, which officials say will help the state guarantee a steady flow of revenue independent from price fluxuations in marijuana.
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The confirmation hearing of Brett Kavanaugh turned into a battle of raw partisan strength — and a repudiation of the idea that judges are independent from politics.
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Mr Mirziyoyev took power following the death of Islam Karimov, the strongman who had ruled Uzbekistan since it became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Walking to a vote recently along the Capitol's outdoor plaza, Mr. Kennedy found occasion to tease Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont, about tax season.
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Beijing has been quick to quash any suggestion that Tibet, a region of China, and Taiwan, a self-ruled democratic island, are independent from the country.
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Until recently, many candidates had sworn off super PACs in an attempt to look independent from Washington politics and to connect with the Democratic Party's grassroots.
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This means the couple will be able to focus on their new lives as not-so-senior royals and on becoming financially independent from the Queen.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture successfully met the December 31 deadline to raise $2 million and become independent from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
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The Fed is one of the few institutions that remains largely independent from presidential interference and it must step up to the leadership that these times demand.
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Rather than a showdown with Julius Caesar, it involves the resolute Gauls meeting a tribe called the Italics who are also fighting to remain independent from Rome.
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It certainly sounds reasonable that a board -- and by extension its chair -- should be independent from the top management of the company to better assess things objectively.
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Idealab is a successful 20-year-old startup studio in Pasadena, California that has launched more than 150 startups, but is independent from any specific corporate parent.
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Deepak Gupta, the lawyer arguing for English, told the judges that the government's position would go against Congress's goal of keeping the bureau independent from presidential will.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, both of whom are authors of legislation that would pull the United States out of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen.
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"These data are more independent from official GDP and headline data, of high frequency, difficult to manipulate by officials, and cover the relatively broad economy," said Wang.
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This did not fly with Reagan, who, like the rest of Washington, had a vested interest in Taiwan being recognized internationally as a government independent from China.
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Google's big pitch with it is that it makes your Wear watch more independent from your phone, and takes advantage of new technologies like LTE connected watches.
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Though humanity's core moral norms tend to largely be universal and independent from religious convictions, centuries of overwhelming religious belief still impact our collective view on morality.
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It paved the way for many future media company strategies, while Gawker largely stayed true to its desire to remain independent from the constraints of outside investors.
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And when each episode ends, I'm reminded of how seldom I enjoy a piece of art in a way that feels totally independent from my life online.
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A White House aide said the "President's National Diversity Coalition" does not exist, and that the National Diversity Coalition for Trump is independent from the White House.
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A vast majority of Germans said they want to be more independent from the US on foreign policy, whereas most Americans want to remain close with Europe.
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"We want to make the antidoping system independent from sports organizations," the I.O.C.'s president, Thomas Bach, said at a meeting of global sports officials in Switzerland.
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For it to stand, U.S. authorities need to see Hong Kong as sufficiently independent from Beijing, therefore they will scrutinize the latter's every step during the protests.
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In the press release announcing the new Senate bill, Cantwell and Collins both emphasized that their proposed legislation would assure that ALJs remain independent from political influence.
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Taiwan has been de facto independent from mainland China since the end of the country's civil war in 1949 when the losing nationalist government fled to Taipei.
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Virgil Goode, an independent from Virginia who is attending the convention as a pro-Trump delegate, said some Cruz supporters in his delegation are still holding out.
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The company has stressed that it's independent from China, but Congressional leaders are still concerned about security of the personal data of US citizens who use it.
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For it to stand, U.S. authorities need to see Hong Kong as sufficiently independent from Beijing, therefore they will scrutinise the latter's every step during the protests.
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"This smells like a central bank that is not independent from a government that has big fiscal issues," said Byron Lotter, an analyst at Vestact in Johannesburg.
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While Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Wallinger called the decision to identify Taiwan as a state independent from China an "error," it has engendered a global discussion.
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Bernie Sanders, an Independent from Vermont and 2020 presidential candidate, speaks during the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Summer Meeting in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Friday, Aug.
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The production of technologically advanced goods like the bowl can be seen as more evidence of the colony's efforts to become independent from England, Mr. Hunter said.
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Hensarling led House Republican efforts to investigate the CFPB, gut the agency's powers and impose congressional oversight over the regulator designed to be independent from lawmakers' whims.
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"What we actually find in our data is that the role of time-saving purchases is independent from the role of income in predicting happiness," Whillans said.
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"We have 24 robotic arms — each one is fully independent from the other and each one has a camera," Juan Bravo, Agrobot's CEO, told CNBC's Lubna Takruri.
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Ingevity became independent from its former parent company, packaging giant WestRock, in May 2016, a deal that Wilson said came as a benefit to Ingevity's growth prospects.
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But, their theory went, the part of that agency's law which also made its board independent from presidential control when deciding what rates to set was unconstitutional.
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This week he called on the central bank, an institution independent from the White House, to cut interest rates to zero or even drift into negative territory.
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial board on Friday advised Republican lawmakers to ignore recent attacks from President Trump and to pursue an agenda independent from the administration.
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She said that the investigation into the "the misuse of corporate funds and other misconduct" was completely independent from the inquiry into the alleged assault of Brostrom.
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The former deputy leader of the Catalan regional government and leaders of two separatist groups are accused of sedition in their bid to declare Catalonia independent from Spain.
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Now Gorsuch will have to field questions about Trump's views on the judiciary, and whether he can be independent from the man who appointed him to the bench.
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Senator Angus King (an Independent from Maine) brought up the now infamous and intimate dinner that Comey shared with President Trump at the White House on January 27.
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Less than 1% of chicken farms in the U.S.A. are independent from large corporations, and it took us months to find the right farmer in the right location.
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The office serves the function of a Taiwanese embassy in the US, which it does not have as it is not recognized as a country independent from China.
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The same couldn't be said for the other side of the aisle, where not a single Republicans defected, unless you count former Republican-turned-independent from Michigan, Rep.
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For it to stand, U.S. authorities need to see Hong Kong as sufficiently independent from Beijing, therefore movements of mainland troops at the border in Shenzhen are worrying.
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More than 2500% of teens don't believe they'll be financially independent from their parents by age 30, according to a new survey from Junior Achievement and Citizens Bank.
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Hong Kong citizens, who enjoy a British-based legal system independent from the rest of China, fear the plan could threaten those judicial protections and their broader autonomy.
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Although the administration confirmed an acting ombudsperson, the role remains technically unfilled, and the Europeans are pushing for that role to become permanent and independent from the administration.
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Critics like Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, say the bill's vague language and allowance for electronic labels for scanning could limit its scope and create confusion.
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The group is ready to weigh potential acquisitions after becoming independent from oil major Eni, its chairman Paolo Colombo told Corriere della Sera in an interview on Sunday.
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Tellingly, Texans celebrate 1836 as their founding year, when the state became independent from Mexico after an armed insurrection, not 1845, when Texas officially became an American state.
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"I had a fun idea in the middle of the night," said King, an independent from Maine who is a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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The key thing about us is we are independent from all of that, we aren't excluding any group nor are we leaning towards a particular way of thinking.
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The group, dubbed the Joint Authorities Technical Review, was headed by Chris Hart, the immediate past chairman of National Transportation Safety Board, which is independent from the FAA.
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During the Senate testimony, he repeatedly and convincingly affirmed his own independence and the ongoing need for judges to be independent from everything but the Constitution and law.
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Six of the 70 people who won seats in the territory's Legislative Council, known as Legco, were people who want Hong Kong to be more independent from China.
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In other words, if non-Scottish people vote in favour of "Scottish independence", then what really happens is that Wales and England become independent from the United Kingdom.
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For one, in the event of a "yes" vote Scotland could become independent from the rest of the UK and simultaneously not drop out of the European Union.
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Grid operators, preferably ones independent from the utilities, must be compelled to remunerate all producers with transparent, guaranteed prices -- the way Europe kick-started its clean-energy transformation.
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Sanders could no longer be written off as a fluke but rather a force in his own right with a base of power independent from any political party.
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Lebanon's Armed Forces (LAF) has proven to be credible and independent from outside interference, as it protects Lebanon's borders against threats from the Islamic State and al Qaeda.
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"We're for central bank independence but we're also for cooperation," he said, referring to the need for central banks to be independent from government interference in setting monetary policy.
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Rettig pledged he would remain independent from the Trump White House during his five-year term, which expires in November 2022, and would serve in an "impartial, unbiased" manner.
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Most mosquito control districts in Florida have run on local dollars, specifically through property taxes, and many are completely independent from the city and county governments of their municipalities.
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Twitch is also live-streaming the full convention on its site, and as TechCrunch notes, the major draw here is that they are independent from any major news channel.
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" Sasot insisted that the three are "largely independent from each other" and added that when Uson asks them for help, "there's no automatic obligation that we're going to post.
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The Obama administration had begun to block such deals over concerns that schools would not actually operate as nonprofits, independent from the for-profit entities that once owned them.
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Verkhniy told me that we can ask — that if we find our own volumes, independent from any kind of political force, then we can get some kind of commission?
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Investors have noticed a higher number of similar moves this year by the agency, which is considered independent from the executive branch but whose commissioners are appointed by Trump.
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While Faraday Future's representatives have always said that the company has a "strategic partnership" with LeEco, they have maintained that the California carmaker was independent from YT's other businesses.
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"Ensuring the public that CNN remains independent from an editorial perspective is critical," Stephenson reportedly wrote in an email sent to journalists and media CEOs, including CNN's Brian Stelter.
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Ireland was not yet independent from Britain — that would not happen until 1921 — and the murders took place at a time of simmering conflicts over land rights and independence.
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Columbia University professor Daniel Richman and University of Texas professor Stephen I. Vladeck told the the Washington Post that the Department of Justice should remain independent from the presidency.
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But two decades after the bombing helped stop the violence, and a decade after Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia, this remains a land more divided than at peace.
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A new federal system could mean that those three cantons are united under one federal system, that is still part of, but largely independent from the Syrian central government.
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The couple dropped a bombshell announcement last week, declaring their intentions to split their time between North America and the United Kingdom and become financially independent from the Crown.
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"It is impossible to say at this point that the mission has been accomplished," Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, said on "State of the Union" on CNN.
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So in addition to navigating its way through the economy, the Fed also has to continue to prove it is independent from outside pressure, be it political or economic.
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I don't understand why he felt he had to do that," King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, said in an interview Wednesday on CNN's "New Day.
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She waited in the reception area of his office until the independent from Vermont emerged, cracked a grin and bear-hugged her: the most powerful flight attendant in America.
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Few Russians remember that the day both marks the anniversary of Russia declaring itself partially independent from the Soviet Union, and the election of Boris Yeltsin as Russia's first president.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who votes with Democrats, hesitated to go after Gorsuch, saying he wants the nominee to go through a thorough vetting before making a decision.
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"There are several reasons why regulation could lead to consolidation," he said, referring to factors such as the cost of implementing new regulation, which is independent from a bank's size.
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"By establishing this strategically important oil refinery, the national economy will become independent from energy imports, and fuel and commodity prices will be stabilised," said Mongol Refinery in its statement.
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SINCE the small Gulf states became independent from Britain in the latter half of the 215th century, their ruling families have sought fresh methods to keep their subjects in check.
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One of the most unnerving consequences of Rajan's decision is the growing influence of government over monetary policy, an area meant to be independent from political pressure, according to strategists.
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I have to be really careful to make sure the story focuses in on the actual characters and what their individual struggle is, independent from whatever greater message I want.
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" When asked whether Trump understood why it was important for the Fed to be independent from political pressure, he replied, "This might be a good time for a no comment.
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Japanese oil refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu has bought its first oil from Iran since becoming independent from U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp, three industry sources familiar with the matter said.
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Over the last 40 years, conservatives built a robust and self-sustaining ecosystem of interest groups, organizations, and social movements that was tied to but independent from the Republican Party.
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It hurt me to hear you say that, but I also think in some ways, having a working mother made you much more independent from a very young age itself.
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In elections for the territory's Legislative Council, or Legco, six candidates who want Hong Kong to be more independent from China gained seats in the 70-member body (see article).
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He was a cultural icon in the classic sense, immediately recognizable for the trademark cross tattooed on his forehead, and developed his own cult of celebrity independent from his crew.
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TIGTA is located in the Treasury Department and is independent from other Treasury offices, but could be directed to investigate a specific allegation by the White House or another agency.
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It was Machar's dismissal as vice-president and his rivalry with President Salva Kiir that triggered the civil war in 2013, two years after South Sudan became independent from Khartoum.
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It also happened during the 2016 presidential primaries when -- for all of Bernie Sanders' massive rallies and coverage by an obsessive media -- the independent from Vermont lost to Hillary Clinton.
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These families do so by having their high-school–aged children declare themselves financially independent from their parents, letting them access financial aid they would not otherwise be entitled to.
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The device would be independent from Apple's iPhone or other mobile devices, with its own built-in display, OS (dubbed 'rOS' internally), and a new custom processor, per the report.
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All judicial nominees -- especially for the nation's highest court -- face doubts that they are willing and able to be independent from the President who nominated them to this lifetime post.
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"His legs flail about as if independent from his body!" shouts a disturbed Chandler in a 1998 episode of "Friends," explaining why Michael Flatley "scares the bejesus" out of him.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, the crowd-drawing independent from Vermont, has placed first in Iowa in a series of polls, and Mr. Trump has recently been seeking to elevate his candidacy.
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The couple will be working to become "financially independent" from the rest of the royal family, and they intend on splitting their time between the United Kingdom and North America.
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Recently, the leaders of both France and Germany announced their determination to become largely independent from the US on security matters and even to "counterbalance" the US in global geopolitics.
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Bloomberg, a former Republican who was a registered independent from 2007 through 2018, was once among the law's toughest critics outside of the GOP, calling the plan "dysfunctional" in 2014.
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"Whatever science comes out of EPA, (it) shouldn't be political science," EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, said in a release, adding that committee members will be "financially independent" from the agency.
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Sanders, an independent from Vermont, and Maryland Democrat Cummings called the price "unconscionable" in their letter Monday and asked Marathon to "significantly lower" the price before the drug hits the market.
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For television, the proposals would boost the powers of audiovisual regulators, making sure they are independent from government and industry, and give broadcasters new flexibility in the way they screen advertising.
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But as cars began to use more sophisticated electronic engineering, the automatic transmission eventually became independent from the shifter, freeing up designers to rethink how the insides of cars should appear.
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The Democrats behind the effort are Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Mark Warner of Virginia and Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, joined by Angus King Jr., an independent from Maine.
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Charlotte Hogg, who was named to sit on the BoE's most powerful policymaking committees this month, was challenged by lawmakers to show how she would be independent from established BoE thinking.
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While Thula and Iris are still best friends, the two have grown more independent from each other over the past year because Thula seems to realize that she's needed less now.
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But part of the advantage of super-PACs, which are legally independent from campaigns, is that they can make the harsh attacks that are too politically dangerous for candidates to make.
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"Effectively, RUSADA must demonstrate that its processes are truly autonomous, independent from outside interference and properly resourced for the task of protecting clean athletes both in Russia and abroad," Niggli said.
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A referendum in Scotland on whether or not to become independent from the rest of the United Kingdom also saw young people, not usually so fond of politics, getting involved enthusiastically.
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In both choreographed and casual ways, men and women performed the punta, in which the hips shimmy such that they seem independent from, yet harmonious with, the rest of the body.
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The remarks by the two politicians, who have argued that Hong Kong should be independent from China, were widely seen as acts of defiance — and catalysts for a renewed political crisis.
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A NATO intervention in 25522 helped stop the violence, and in 2008, with the backing of the United States, Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia as a new, majority-Albanian state.
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"The orientation of CAP is to positively engage with all political leaders about the country's future," Tanden said in a statement, noting that ThinkProgress is editorially independent from its parent organization.
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Mr. Sanders, an independent from Vermont, routinely complains about his coverage in what he deems the "corporate media," and his supporters seized on Mr. Matthews's wartime metaphor as evidence of bias.
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Administrators of the estate denied that characterization in a statement they released on Wednesday evening, and said the compensatory fund would be wholly independent from Mr. Epstein's estate and its executors.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The region of Bougainville, a collection of islands in the South Pacific, has voted overwhelmingly to become independent from Papua New Guinea, aiming to become the world's newest nation.
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It was a Nuer-Dinka power struggle that started the war in 2013, two years after South Sudan became independent from Sudan, and a good part of Bentiu was burned down.
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Actuaries at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, who are independent from the agency's political leadership, will have to certify that a waiver wouldn't weaken the state's overall insurance market too badly.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, said U.S. law dictates that McNamee should disqualify himself on the issue because he had participated in U.S. government counsel on it with the DOE.
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For now, there are plenty of unanswered questions about who will be on the committee, which of the many appeals it will review and what ensures it's truly independent from Facebook's power.
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McGrath is running the kind of campaign a lot of Democrats are trying to execute in traditionally red districts: She's billing herself as a tough problem solver, independent from political party demands.
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After news of this lawsuit against Moontoon began to spread, Moontoon released a statement on the Mobile Legends: Bang bang Facebook page, saying that its own intellectual property is independent from Riot's.
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" The Democratic senator said it was "indisputable fact" that the probe of Russian meddling in the election and any possible Trump campaign role "was triggered by information completely independent from the dossier.
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Kurdistan has ramped up oil sales independent from Baghdad in past years and is hoping to steeply raise gas output and exports as it seeks economic and possibly political independence from Baghdad.
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Brostrom told CNN said that she had not heard that her case was being reopened, but said that anything short of an investigation fully independent from the UN would not be enough.
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"We consistently said it was independent from the nuclear negotiations but of great importance to us," a senior administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said about the talks with Iran.
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She does not, however, accept money directly from Deciem; it's important to her that the group remains financially independent from the brand so that it can continue to publish frank member reviews.
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Mr. Cohen remained largely independent from the law firm during his yearlong association with it, according to both the internal email and court documents filed by prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen.
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"I did have some interest in Bernie Sanders, and I appreciate him," said Jennifer Schwartz, 47, an independent from Wolfeboro who said she was drawn to both Ms. Gabbard and Mr. Yang.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats, said on the CBS program "Face the Nation" that he planned to decide Tuesday or Wednesday how he would vote.
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They cited concerns over Judge Gorsuch's record on workers' rights and wondered whether he could be reliably independent from Mr. Trump and conservative groups like the Federalist Society, which pushed his nomination.
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The two parties control a non-profit called the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), which has set rules that have effectively barred an independent from debating for more than a quarter-century.
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"Our findings that market participants do not perceive the Federal Reserve as independent from the executive branch has indirect, but important, consequences for the actual autonomy of the central bank," they added.
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Bernie Sanders, the liberal independent from Vermont who challenged Hillary Clinton from the left in the 143 presidential primary, was characteristically blunt: Thousands will "die," he said, if the GOP bill is passed.
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Senator Angus King, a political independent from Maine and on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Shanahan had "distinguished" himself and was hopeful the confirmation hearing would take place within about a month.
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With subscriber market share at 26%, management has decided to become independent from its roaming partners and build out a nationwide network.. This will raise the capex/sales ratio over the coming years.
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Her team says the money from the lobbyist tax would go toward more anti-corruption measures — like boosting funding for in-house policy resources — to keep lawmakers and federal agencies independent from influence.
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So while many southern countries are opposed to Donnery, northern states could accept either one, potentially splitting their vote, as Enria is also seen as sufficiently independent from Italian politics, the sources said.
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When folks like Marc Andreessen get excited about the internet-like properties of the blockchain, this is what they're talking about, and it's independent from issues of free speech or even net neutrality.
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The carriers were told to remove references on their websites or in other material that suggests Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are part of countries independent from China, U.S. and airline officials said.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia's pro-independence regional chief Quim Torra said on Thursday he aims for the region to be independent from Spain by the end of 2021 if Catalan parties agree to it.
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China's civil aviation administration in April sent letters requesting airlines remove references on their websites or in other material that suggests Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are part of countries independent from China.
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In 2011, a fungal disease related to wheat blast but independent from the kind of wheat blast in South America was found on a single head of wheat in Kentucky, but quickly eradicated.
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He was ultimately freed due to the support of Prime Minister Turgut Ozal, who later supported Gülen's post–Cold War efforts to open schools in Turkic republics newly independent from the Soviet Union.
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Saudi Arabia's engagement can help Iraq carve out a foreign policy that is more balanced and more independent from Iran, helping the United States to engage and compete for influence in that country.
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The campaign, taking place at the same time as Kurdistan is planning a referendum on a proposal to establish itself as a nation independent from Iraq, has created tensions between Washington and Baghdad.
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Independent from that bout of internet fame, she hasn't had a year without a gallery show since 2007, exhibiting all over all five New York City boroughs, as well as Baltimore and Sweden.
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What's more, while the credit union is officially independent from Marriott, the board that oversees it consists primarily of Marriott managers who may not always be sensitive to the inequities these policies impose.
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Some Democrats in Congress have begun to sound the alarm about potential down-ballot damage if Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont and self-described democratic socialist, is the party's presidential nominee.
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Before the weekend began, critics complained that Mr. Sanders, an independent from Vermont, ought not to be offered a high-profile speaking slot, given that it was a convention for and about women.
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But she acknowledged that groups with "really innocuous-sounding names, like Americans for a Better America," could leave a lasting mark with voters in part because they are perceived as independent from candidates.
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One of the largest concerns activists have about the Trump nominees is that they are bringing political agendas to a seat on the court — which has historically been viewed as independent from politics.
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That ruling paved the way for outside groups technically independent from the campaigns, including those known as super PACs, to raise unlimited sums from wealthy donors and corporations to support or oppose candidates.
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"Independent" expenditures from super PACs — unfettered committees often only marginally independent from campaigns — and "dark money" from nonprofits with unknown backers comprised roughly 40 percent of total spending on federal campaigns in 2016.
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While an important source of financial stability, the CFA franc is politically sensitive owing to the power it exerts over countries which have now been independent from France for over half a century.
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ITC investigations are thus able to run simultaneous to and independent from district court proceedings, although the law grants defendants the right to stay litigation in the federal courts pending an ITC investigation.
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Still, the mere possibility that Trump interfered in the DOJ's review — a process that is supposed to be independent from White House influence — has triggered a groundswell of criticism, particularly on Capitol Hill.
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, has a number of health-related "Other Bet" businesses that will remain independent from Google Health, including Verily, the life sciences group, and Calico, which is focused on aging.
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Independent from any one company's services, persistent worlds exist outside of the "platforms" of today's internet—a bit like "multi-user dungeons" that are the common ancestor to both multiplayer RPGs and MMOs.
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He stressed on several occasions that he is independent from the President who has appointed him, that as a judge he "doesn't give a whit" about politics, and that he treats his plaintiffs fairly.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing program to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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The bill to withdraw US support for Saudi Arabia's actions in Yemen was sponsored by Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont, Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, and Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah.
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"Honestly, I think we all talk that way, I don't think it's just a men's locker room," Beth Champagne, a 43-year-old Independent from Franklin, said of Trump's vulgar comments about groping women.
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Now independent from DoSomething (though Lublin calls the two organizations the "best of friends") the line has started a mental health movement based around a medium of communication teens can get comfortable with — text.
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When it comes to politics, the 1966 Outer Space Treaty states that nations cannot actually claim Mars, and some researchers have argued that Mars should be completely independent from earth from the very start.
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Greenland has been opening up to foreign companies with hopes that its vast resources in metals and minerals, including rare earths, would help finance its ambition to become independent from former colonial master Denmark.
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South Sudan slipped into civil war in 2013, just two years after becoming independent from Khartoum, and some 4 million people – one third of the population – have fled to neighboring countries in its wake.
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The question for your computer is this: Are the two sequences completely independent from each other, or are they related in a hidden way (where one sequence is the "Fourier transform" of the other)?
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Russian regulators are not entirely independent from the government, and may take into account a need for the industry to generate sufficient cash flow to be able to fund ongoing and future infrastructure upgrades.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who launched his 2020 presidential campaign Tuesday, has proposed a big hike in the estate tax, including a 77 percent rate on estates of more than $1 billion.
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Democrats see Acosta as the lesser of two evils compared to Puzder, but they've also raised concerns about Acosta's ability to remain independent from the president and be a neutral arbiter on labor issues.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Central banks should not only be independent from political pressures but also from short-term pressures such as financial markets' perceptions of inflation, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday.
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While many places such as Ukraine have come under greater Russian influence in recent years, Kadyrov has managed to make the little region of Chechnya (only slightly larger than Connecticut) virtually independent from Moscow.
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Why it matters: The decision will determine whether AT&T has grounds to believe that the White House has interfered with the DOJ's merger review, which is supposed to be independent from the president.
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The DNC's top leaders have reportedly been telling people that Hoffman's proposed bank is an "existential threat" if it is independent from the national committee, two sources with knowledge of the discussions told Politico.
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Fed Up has zeroed in on the New York Fed president pick, meeting with members of the search committee to make the case for a diverse choice who is independent from the financial sector.
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All of this is chalked up to Trump's lack of care or concern for traditional boundaries -- like the one that has kept the Justice Department largely independent from the White House in the past.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing programme to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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Venture-backed Toutiao, valued at more than $30 billion according to sources, is aggressively emerging as one of the few Chinese tech start-ups independent from the juggernauts Tencent, Baidu Inc and Alibaba Holdings.
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"We work with internationally certified fact-checking organizations that are independent from Facebook, and we think these are the right organizations to be making decisions about whether something is true or false," she continued.
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When Obama got his first chance to nominate someone to the Supreme Court, the NRA broke with precedent to assert its influence over a branch of government putatively independent from partisan politics: the judiciary.
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"The failure of either instructor gender or participant gender to influence this performance suggests that this effect is driven by processes independent from human sexual attraction, such as attention and motivation," the study reads.
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Why it matters: The Federal Communications Commission — which is independent from the White House — alleged that Sinclair may not have been truthful or candid with the agency in trying to get the deal approved.
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The G.A.O. also reported that it was not clear that lab specialists who test and evaluate biological agents remained independent from those who develop the agents and have an interest in seeing them approved.
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Three Democratic senators — Joe Manchin III, who represents coal-heavy West Virginia; Doug Jones of Alabama; and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona — joined Republicans voting no, as did Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine.
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State Senator Ernie Chambers, an independent from Omaha and one of the Legislature's most outspoken members, tries nearly every year to push legislation to abolish capital punishment and has clashed bluntly with Mr. Ricketts.
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I moved to DC two weeks after JFK was inaugurated — and from my earliest days on the job vowed to be completely independent from the political process to preserve my integrity as a journalist.
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The Ukraine trip is a fraught one for Mr. Pompeo, who arrived on Thursday night after a stop in London and plans to travel afterward to three more nations that became independent from Moscow.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to split their time between the UK and North America in this new phase of their life, as well as become financially independent from the royal family.
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Three senators -- Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah, Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, and Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut -- authored the privileged resolution and are working to force a vote on it.
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Here is POLITICO's running list of key moments from Wray's confirmation hearing Wednesday Wray promises independence Wray quickly addressed one of the core questions of the hearing — whether he would remain independent from Trump.
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Carissa Véliz, a digital ethics researcher at Oxford University, is also extremely skeptical of what Google will do with DeepMind's work: "We cannot be assured that DeepMind is independent from Alphabet," Véliz told the Telegraph.
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Much as Spain has a distinctive lifestyle and history from the rest of Europe, House Martell is socially and culturally independent from the rest of Westeros — catch a Flamenco show to get into the spirit!
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Mary, especially, is the kind of affluent white girl who wants to prove she's independent from her rich family by being in touch with "real people," even if she has no idea what that means.
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Ms. McCarthy, the independent from Henniker, said she was looking for a candidate who took a "moderate approach," and said Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the Iowa caucus winner, and Mr. Trump were totally unappealing.
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Hong Kong citizens, who enjoy a legal system independent from the rest of China, fear the plan could threaten those judicial protections and their broader autonomy — legacies of the city's time as a British colony.
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"We can make all of the gas we need here in Britain, making us independent from global fossil fuel markets and prices and the insecurities around the world that are inherent in that," he said.
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The SNP has long campaigned for Scotland to become a sovereign state independent from the U.K. However, when Scots went to the polls in 2014, they voted to remain by a majority of 55 percent.
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We're not independent from Congress, but what we do have is goals set out by Congress, but independence on how we move those tools, the tools being things like our balance sheet and interest rates.
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Addressing recent growing calls from activists for Hong Kong to become independent from China, Leung Chun-ying told the city's legislature that "there is no room for independence or any kind of separation" from China.
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The presidential debate in South Carolina last night could have been a moment when Democrats finally teamed up to bring down Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont and the front-runner for the nomination.
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Publicly owned financial institution la Caisse des Dépôts, which is relatively independent from the French government, expressed an interest in ADP last month and has already worked in tandem with Vinci on the Lyon airport.
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Democrats see Acosta as the lesser of two evils when compared to Puzder, but they've also raised concerns about Acosta's ability to remain independent from the president and be a neutral arbitrator on labor issues.
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Cunningham, whom she greatly admired, had made dance independent from music and design; she in turn helped to make it independent of technical rigor and, in the 1970s, to present it with no musical accompaniment.
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While we want to preserve human responsibility for design choices, we also need to keep in mind that some bots will be programmed precisely to do things independent from and even unanticipated by their creators.
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"Perhaps the most important ingredient for a successful anti-corruption approach is the development of strong institutions centered on a professional civil service that is sufficiently independent from both private influence and political interference," she writes.
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"We focused on improvement initiatives already starting last year because we wanted to be independent from everything that is going on in a more volatile political environment, and I think we are doing fine," Richenhagen said.
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"They never seemed to present a bill to people that you could actually look at the details of and the pluses and minuses of it," said Dennis Cronin, a 23-year-old independent from Wenham, Massachusetts.
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One option that could be explored to make the new company more independent from TIM would be to put representatives from the regulator, known by its acronym AGCOM, on its board, one of the sources said.
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Though his parents divorced when he was a teenager, the 28-year-old learned how to be independent from his mother, who also instilled in him the importance of compromise and unconditional love in a marriage.
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And of course, as Mr. Musk must step down as chairman of the board, we're happy to comply with the requirement that both the new chairman and the new board member be independent from Musk companies.
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A spokesperson from the government of Yixing, of which Dingshu is a district, said while the aviation industrial park was independent from the pottery specialty town, it was "icing on the cake" for Dingshu's economic development.
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Hong Kong was a British colony until 1997, when it became a special administrative region of China under a "one country, two systems" framework with the territory's legal system independent from the rest of the country.
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Additionally, we will then understand how the top issues of the economy, health care, immigration, and gun safety come into play for voters across the country, both in relation to and independent from the Kavanaugh controversy.
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The destitute mountainous area of South Ossetia first declared itself independent from Georgia in 1990, but nobody outside the region paid much attention until Russia invaded in August 2008 and recognized South Ossetia's claims to statehood.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Demcorats, told CNN that he is reluctant to vote for another CR if it doesn't include DACA, but that he has not made up his mind yet.
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"The danger of an accidental conflict seems to be increasing over each day," U.S. Senator Angus King, a political independent from Maine, told Reuters as he called for direct dialogue between the United States and Iran.
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Olson, a 7-1 decision that upheld the Independent Counsel Act — a statute passed in the wake of Nixon's firing of the Watergate special prosecutor that created an investigator role completely independent from the executive branch.
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And since Pakistan gained independent from British rule in 1947, it has been a member of the Commonwealth of 53 nations that share a link with the U.K. For William, 37, there are family ties too.
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The South Pacific islands of Bougainville have overwhelmingly voted to be independent from Papua New Guinea in a historic poll on December 11 that has emboldened separatists as they start negotiating the terms of their sovereignty.
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Regarding the initial public offering of Petrobras Distribuidora, which priced at the floor of a pre-determined range on Wednesday, Parente said it would make the fuel distributor more efficient and independent from the parent company.
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While the book is fairly long (368 pages long, to be exact) it does give advice for every aspect of becoming financially independent, from the mindset it requires to the investment moves you should be making.
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Just as the United States has tried to become energy independent from the Middle East, it may be on the verge of doing just the opposite when it comes to start-ups, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
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"To the extent Stone's family members assert a right to make statements about the case completely independent from Stone, and not on his behalf, their complaints about the District Court's order appear somewhat exaggerated," Wilkins wrote.
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While most of these commonwealth countries are independent from the United Kingdom today, Queen Elizabeth II still serves as head of state for 16 countries in the Commonwealth of Nations, including Canada, Jamaica, and New Zealand.
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"As far as reviews go, I'm totally independent from sponsors, because the real value of my site comes from the fact that it attracts customers from all over the world to my store," he told me.
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The company's most recent move to show it's independent from the Russian government has been to announce a new data center in Switzerland that will store information from customers in US, Europe, Japan, Korea, Singapore and Australia.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats, voiced skepticism, saying only a small number of votes in key battleground states would need to be altered to tip the scales in an election.
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China objects Before the session at the White House was even announced, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman sharply criticized any decision that could lend legitimacy to the Dalai Lama's claims that Tibet should be independent from China.
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BERLIN, June 12 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve remains independent from political interference, a senior U.S. Treasury official told a skeptical Berlin audience on Wednesday, a day after President Donald Trump renewed criticism of the bank's policy stance.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who sits on the Senate committee overseeing the military, voiced deep concern in an earlier interview about Trump's decision and the impact on U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters in the SDF.
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Orangutan Academy at the Release Site: When reaching puberty at 6-8 years, normal orangutans will begin to become increasingly independent from their mothers, but full independence is not reached before 8-10 years (in Bornean orangutans).
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Even if Facebook's oversight board's structure is so cunningly fashioned as to present to a rationally minded individual as, in some senses, 'independent' from Facebook, its entire being and function will remain dependent on Facebook's continued existence.
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"Svydovets is a test for Ukraine's new president of whether he is under the control of Kolomoisky or independent from him," said Iris Del Sol, a Franco-Ukrainian environmental activist who grew up in the mountain region.
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Sanders, a 78-year-old independent from the mostly white state of Vermont, has struggled to attract, especially, middle-aged and older black voters to his coalition of young people, Latino voters, and white working-class voters.
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That is to say, unless the investigation authority has been rendered a warrant from the court after review by a judge who is independent from the investigation authority, it is impossible for the authority to arrest someone.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, on Tuesday criticized Paul, telling CNN's John Berman on "New Day" that the senator's calls are a distraction from the impeachment inquiry spurred by the whistleblower's complaint.
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His efforts to fight runaway inflation that led to a crippling, double-dip recession in the early 1980s, are often cited as a prominent example of why the Fed should remain independent from short-term political pressures.
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BERLIN, June 12 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve remains independent from political interference, a senior U.S. Treasury official told a sceptical Berlin audience on Wednesday, a day after President Donald Trump renewed criticism of the bank's policy stance.
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In a presidency that demands loyalty oaths from public servants and the personal allegiance of officials whose roles are meant to be independent from the White House, it's fair to say we all know what happens next: Nothing.
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The resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions has some policymakers concerned that his acting replacement Matthew Whitaker, a Trump loyalist, will push the president's agenda — renewing fears that the DOJ's antitrust division isn't independent from the White House.
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A plunge in oil prices and little sign of recovery anytime soon have left Italian oil contractor Saipem ill-prepared to cope with life independent from former parent Eni, even after a 3.5 billion euro ($4 billion) fundraising.
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Reiterating his point that issues related to Hong Kong is a "internal affair," Liu suggested the British government should respect the "one country, two systems" model — where the territory's legal system is independent from the rest of China.
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Qantas said on Monday it had decided to comply with a request from Beijing to remove references on their websites or in other material that suggest Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are part of countries independent from China.
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While Sparks told CNN that Maffick Media is editorially independent from RT, the U.S. intelligence community wrote in a 2017 report that it believes the Kremlin closely oversees and coordinates state-funded outlets to push ideologically friendly narratives.
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The result is that each entry in the series feels uniquely independent from the others, even though they all have basically the same plot with the same main character, further contributing to the overall uniqueness of the franchise.
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While the United States paid much of the agency's budget, they wanted what is now the Pan-American Health Organization, based in Washington and dominated by the United States, to be as independent from the W.H.O. as possible.
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"The idea that a PAC funded by millions of dollars from the Jacobs family is actually independent from Sara Jacobs is laughable," a strategist for her main rival, San Diego City Council President Georgette Gómez, told one reporter.
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It has suffered repeated bouts of instability since it became independent from Portugal in 1974, including nine coups or attempted coups and a surge in cocaine trafficking from South America that has been linked to senior military officials.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, told CNN on Tuesday that he expected fellow lawmakers would not tolerate any effort by Trump to replace Sessions with a loyalist, especially if it appeared aimed at undermining Mueller's investigation.
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"Ensuring the public that CNN remains independent from an editorial perspective is critical," AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said in an email shared with a group of journalists and media CEOs on Sunday, as reported by CNN Money.
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Seeking to hold someone accountable for what happened to her daughter, Ms. Miranda went into a Department of Education building in Brooklyn to ask about filing a complaint, but was told that Success was independent from the school district.
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Also signing the letter is Chris Suprun, a Texas Republican who says he won't vote for Trump, citing a Federalist paper by Alexander Hamilton that says electors must determine that the president is qualified and independent from foreign influence.
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The success has been the described as the biggest in Croatia&aposs sporting history, boosting national pride and sense of unity in the country that fought a war to become independent from the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s&apos.
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The complaint from Bob Katter, a lower house independent from farm-reliant Queensland state, adds to the growing clamor of voices that have expressed similar concerns and called for the Royal Commission to extend its timeframe beyond a year.
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And still, even after Comey's testimony that the president inappropriately asked for Comey's loyalty at a private dinner at the White House, Trump continues to expect allegiance from those who are supposed to be independent from the White House.
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O'Rourke would also take steps to increase staffing to expedite the asylum process, make immigration courts independent from the Department of Justice and deploy up to 2,000 lawyers to the U.S.-Mexico border to provide immigrants with legal counsel.
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Adding to the mess, Trump has said he'd put his children in charge, a far cry from the type of blind trust that past politicians have used to keep themselves independent from decisions about their finances while they govern.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, on July 1, 1997 became a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China under a "one country, two systems" framework, with the territory's legal system independent from the rest of China.
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Asked about the role of Huawei Technologies, which the administration has blacklisted over national security concerns, Mnuchin said on Thursday that allowing any U.S. sales to the Chinese telecoms equipment company was an issue independent from the trade talks.
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This is why we need a second special counsel that is completely independent from the FBI and the DOJ, because when push comes to shove at the end of the day, they are not capable of holding themselves accountable.
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In 1978, in the wake of the Watergate scandal, Congress passed the Ethics in Government Act, creating something called a "special prosecutor" (also called an "independent counsel") who would be independent from the supervision and control of the president.
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The Partnership for a Healthier America, which launched in conjunction with (but independent from) the Let's Move campaign, helped get food companies — such as PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and General Mills — to commit to cutting calories from the food supply.
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Hong Kong was a British colony until 1997, when it became a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China under a "one country, two systems" framework with the territory's legal system independent from the rest of China.
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Samsung's already attempted this with a couple of its Gear watches — most recently with the Gear S2 313G — and Google just announced a revamped version of Android Wear that promises to make the smartwatch more independent from the smartphone.
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Is this the same Thomas Bach who just last year said the Olympic antidoping system had to be overhauled and made entirely independent from nations and sports federations because it would send a message of good governance and transparency?
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Left-leaning economists and activist groups have criticized the New York Fed for having too cozy of a relationship with big banks and have urged the search committee to look for candidates who would be independent from Wall Street.
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In order to pass the Bechdel test, fiction films have to meet the following three criteria: It's not a perfect system, but the point is to make sure films show women as fully realized human beings, independent from men.
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New York's JFK Airport is installing solar plus storage to reduce its power load by 22.25 percent, while Pittsburgh International Airport is building a 245-MW solar and natural gas microgrid to keep it independent from the local utility.
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Just as the United States has tried to become energy independent from the Middle East for economic and political reasons, we may be on the verge of taking the opposite tack when it comes to our innovative start-ups.
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So did two other shareholder proposals Walmart recommended against — one that would have required its chair be independent from the board of directors and another that asked it to produce a report on potential ethnic and racial wage gaps.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with Democrats, said on CNN's Erin Burnett "OutFront" Thursday evening that the work of the panel was multifaceted and could take awhile to find answers to all of the questions before it.
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine who caucuses with the Democrats, expressed skepticism at that assertion, saying only a small amount of votes in key battleground states would need to be altered to tip the scales of an election.
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"We focused on improvement initiatives already starting last year because we wanted to be independent from everything that is going on in a more volatile political environment, and I think we are doing fine," Richenhagen said in a "Mad Money" interview.
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"We believe the change in direction, albeit small in substance, is a way for China to show that its yuan policy is independent from the influence of other countries," Iris Pang, ING's economist for Greater China, said in the report.
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The central bank, which is not technically independent from the government, had lowered rates earlier in the year, arguing inflation would start falling in May when a series of government mandated price hikes on energy and transportation were scheduled to end.
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WASHINGTON, June 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sided with a convicted murderer in Alabama who argued that he was entitled to an expert independent from prosecutors to gauge his mental health and possibly help him avoid execution.
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Asked about the role of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, which the administration has blacklisted over national security concerns, Mnuchin on Thursday said allowing any U.S. sales to the Chinese telecoms equipment company was an issue independent from the trade talks.
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Clinton, who was such a prohibitive leader in polls that her presence in the race discouraged some Democratic elected officials from challenging her, finds herself in a tightening contest with Mr. Sanders, a self-described Democratic socialist and independent from Vermont.
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In his latest book, On the Future: Prospects for Humanity, cosmologist and astrophysicist Martin Rees addressed the issue of colonizing Mars rather succinctly: By 2100 thrill seekers... may have established 'bases' independent from the Earth—on Mars, or maybe on asteroids.
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Asked about the role of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, which the administration has blacklisted over national security concerns, Mnuchin said on Thursday that allowing any U.S. sales to the Chinese telecoms equipment company was an issue independent from the trade talks.
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SYDNEY, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Australia's MLC Life Insurance plans to push into the group life insurance market and make its pricing more competitive now that it is more independent from shareholder National Australia Bank Ltd (NAB), its chief executive said.
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Any philosophical approach to values and purpose must acknowledge this fundamental neurological reality: a visceral sense of meaning in one's life is an involuntary mental state that, like joy or disgust, is independent from and resistant to the best of arguments.
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Penny Clendaniel-Bullaro, an independent from Morrisville, Pa., who also voted for Mr. Romney, said she was dismayed when Mr. Trump insinuated that Mr. Khan's wife, Ghazala, had not been "allowed" to speak when she appeared alongside him at the convention.
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It was the day India became independent from British rule, and Du Bois believed the event was of "greater significance" than even the establishment of democracy in Britain, the emancipation of slaves in the United States or the Russian Revolution.
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This month, Uxua debuts a new addition to the property — a sunlit three-bedroom cottage that sits independent from the rest of the 11-casa resort, and adjacent to the town square's coral stone church (which dates back to 1586).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has broadened his search for a new F.B.I. director in recent days, moving to install a leader who would be viewed as independent from the White House amid the backlash over his abrupt dismissal of James B. Comey.
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Ms. Fischer, along with Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, has a child care bill that would create a tax credit for businesses that offer at least two weeks of paid family leave per year, in hourly or daily increments.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The South Pacific islands of Bougainville have overwhelmingly voted to be independent from Papua New Guinea, the referendum commission said on Wednesday, in a historic poll that will embolden separatists as they start negotiating the terms of their sovereignty.
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"Independent from the U.S. government, George Soros, the evil European Union, the Rockefeller Foundation and the National Democratic Institute," he added, referring to Western entities that support press freedom but are often portrayed in right-wing media as henchmen for Washington.
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There, on a piece of parchment, written in ornate Greek, English and Ukrainian, were words that the Ukrainian Orthodox Church had dreamed about for centuries: The document made the Ukrainian Church autocephalous, meaning it is now fully independent from Moscow.
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"[T]here is no market for a customer to come into a McDonald's restaurant and order a slice or two of 'cheese' as a product that is separate, distinct, and independent from any other product or menu item," he wrote.
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"Orobates is an ideal candidate for understanding how land vertebrates evolved because it [represents] the lineage leading to modern amniotes—that is, animals that became largely independent from water, as they developed within eggs laid on land," said Nyakatura in a statement.
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The White House has accused Huawei of being too closely tied to China's communist government and expressed concern about Huawei technology being used for spying against the U.S. For its part, Huawei has repeatedly asserted that it is independent from the Chinese government.
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Bytedance counts venture firm Sequoia Capital, big private equity firms such as KKR, General Atlantic and Hillhouse Capital Group as backers, according to sources, but unlike most Chinese startups, it is independent from China's duo of tech heavyweights - Tencent Holdings and Alibaba Group.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The number of Catalans in favor of their region becoming independent from Spain has dropped to a four-year low, a survey showed on Friday, casting renewed doubt over the secession campaign just as its leaders disagree on the way forward.
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"The primary use case is empowering journalists by (a) giving them full control over their own access to their content and (b) enabling them to create a following that they have full control over and that's independent from any publisher," says Hauch.
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The Swedish Prime Minister essentially told him to mind his own business, and that the Swedish justice system is independent from the PM. Yachty echos what Congressman Andre Carson told us ... Trump's trying to score black votes in 2020 ... period, end of story.
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"I believe my successor will be professional and independent from political currents… But the political pressure will be (there) for anyone in this position," Gontareva told reporters at a press conference on Monday, shortly after submitting her resignation to President Petro Poroshenko.
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Some, including Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont and erstwhile presidential candidate, also raised concerns over the definition in the bill for determining which foods would require labels, a sign that if the bill becomes law, legal challenges will almost certainly follow.
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"The short end of the German yield curve is now completely independent from all the macro moves, ECB policy and doesn't really correlate with the long end of the curve either," said Peter Schaffrik, head of European rates strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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Separately, Czech financial group J&T Finance Group (JTFG), which says it is independent from JTPI but also a CEFC Europe creditor, said it was aware of the steps and believed it could shield CEFC Europe from the problems of its parent firm.
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Senator Angus King, a political independent from Maine who caucuses with Senate Democrats, responded by explaining why the top U.S. military officer must feel empowered to correct a president or explain something that ran counter to the president's desired course of action.
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This back-and-forth vocal styling paid dividends on From Enslavement to Obliteration, as the recording not only sounded better—you could actually hear the instruments independent from one another on this record—and the band had become more deliberate in their attacks.
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But in a breathtaking new interview with the New York Times, Donald Trump makes it clear — over and over again — that he does not believe the FBI or any other agency should in any way be independent from his personal whims and interests.
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The firm became fully independent from Webb & Knapp in 1960, by which time Mr. Pei, a cultivated man whose understated manner and easy charm masked an intense, competitive ambition, was winning commissions for major projects that had nothing to do with Zeckendorf.
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"Cynthia is completely independent from all of the establishment, and whether we like it or not, the mayor of New York City is part of the establishment," said Jonathan Westin, the executive director of New York Communities for Change, which backs Ms. Nixon.
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The WHO has continually praised China's response to the crisis, a move that has led critics to question the relationship between the two entities and whether the global health watchdog is sufficiently independent from Beijing, one of its most important financial patrons.
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The couple said this transition would also include them becoming financially independent from the Queen and splitting time between the United Kingdom and a location in North America, like Canada or Los Angeles, although the exact location has yet to be decided.
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There are brave Democratic leaders like former California State Senator Gloria Romero who stand independent from their party in alliance with the majority of Americans who support right-to-work because they've experienced the unintended consequences forced unionism breeds in our country.
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The squats function as self-organized communities, independent from the state and nongovernmental organizations, said Lauren Lapidge, 28, a British social activist who came to Greece in 2015 at the peak of the refugee crisis and is actively involved with several occupied buildings.
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On April 10, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that he would disband the nonpartisan National Commission on Forensic Science, which was established four years ago to make forensic science independent from the win-at-all-costs mind-set of so many prosecutors.
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" In the aftermath of 2016, Sanders implemented what he described in January as a robust new reporting structure during his 2018 Senate re-election bid -- independent from the campaign -- for allegations of sexual harassment and "training for all employees on this issue.
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Bytedance counts venture firm Sequoia Capital, big private equity firms such as KKR, General Atlantic and Hillhouse Capital Group as backers, according to sources, but unlike most Chinese startups, it is independent from China's duo of tech heavyweights - Tencent Holdings and Alibaba Group .
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A further almost 25 billion euros will go to support research and innovation in the EU, youth education programmes, small and medium sized companies and Europe's Galileo satellite scheme that is to make the EU independent from the U.S. Global Positioning System (GPS).
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Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, is among the U.S. lawmakers expressing concern the U.S. withdrawal could deal a devastating blow to Kurdish forces and warned that any sense of U.S. betrayal could cast a long shadow for years to come.
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New physics might certainly be the most interesting way to resolve the tension, but there will soon be other new ways to measure the Hubble constant, independent from both the "distance ladder" that measures closer objects as well as measurements from the most distant radiation.
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"The standards as they are will remain in place, but we need to make sure that for revision of standards and new standards we have a broader group of people independent from the profession, with the technical know-how and strategic focus," he said.
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Dozens of parents in Chicago have transferred legal guardianship of their high school-aged children to someone else — often, a friend or relative— so that their children can declare themselves financially independent from them, likely enhancing their eligibility for federal, state and university aid.
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Among the votes taken by Mr. Sanders, an independent from Vermont who was a congressman before becoming a senator, was a 2001 stand against a move by Democrats to preserve records of instant background checks on gun purchases for as much as 90 days.
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In an email Thursday, Daily Kos communications director Carolyn Fiddler said a different kind of confrontation -- like the one Sanders and Martin O'Malley faced at Netroots in 2015 when they were interrupted by Black Lives Matters protesters -- might have deterred the Vermont independent from attending.
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He said South Korea should be independent from ally Washington's so-called nuclear umbrella to deter North Korea's nuclear threat, or reconsider deployment of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons, which were withdrawn from South Korea in 1992 under a pact for the denuclearization of the peninsula.
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Cervantes is already at the center of a growing political battle in Mexico, which is implementing a new anti-corruption system that will replace the current attorney general's office with a new institution next year that is designed to be more independent from political interference.
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"We are trying to show in our advertisements that Iranian carpets are independent from the government, that they are artistic products that carry a message of peace and friendship to the world," Kargar, who runs the business promotion body that sits within Iran's commerce ministry.
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The discrepancy comes at a time when the EPA is considering revoking California's waiver granted under the 1970 Clean Air Act, which gives the state (and CARB) authority to set its own emissions and air quality standards independent from those set by the EPA.
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Castro also proposed splitting ICE in half and putting enforcement duties elsewhere, funding a "21st century Marshall Plan for Central America" to address the root causes of rising immigration and making immigration courts "Article I" courts that are more independent from the attorney general.
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It's very important for people to "surround themselves with a good team so you have some checks and balances," said Ken Nolan, a managing director at CBIZ MHM in New York, which includes an accountant and an attorney who are independent from each other.
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Sweeping changes within Tanzania's socialist structure ushered in a free market society; farmers were once again allowed to sell freely into the global market and private investors were able to turn their skeptical interest back to the Tanzanian market, independent from any state control.
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According to numbers gleaned by The Independent from Mass Shooting Tracker's count (which is currently offline), there were 373 mass shootings in 2015, which adds up to more than one incident per day – an exhaustingly high number that illustrates how pervasive these shootings have become.
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Perhaps the most forceful voice in the Senate against the passage of Promesa was Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont who has been running for president as a Democrat, who said that the "junta" would be akin to "a colonial master" for the island.
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Foreign dignitaries, including Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (who helped broker the deal with the African Union) and South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Mayardit, also attended the signing ceremony — symbolically important, as South Sudan became independent from Sudan in 2011 after years of civil war.
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Still, the president's White House strategists believe that recent calls from progressives like Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, for "Medicare for all" — a single-payer health care system — give Mr. Trump an opportunity to challenge Democrats on health care in their races.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The president of South Korea vowed on Thursday to accelerate efforts to strengthen its pre-emptive strike, missile defense and retaliatory capabilities against North Korea, and he renewed his call for the armed forces to become more independent from the United States.
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But when economists at the research division of the World Bank — which uses the bank's vast troves of data and resources to do important economic research meant to be politically independent from the bank — submitted the paper, its publication was delayed for internal review.
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The move to be financially independent from the Sovereign Grant, which opens up the possibility of Harry and Meghan earning incomes in other careers, could raise questions (Might this be an option for more royal family members, particularly those far down the line in succession?).
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A scaled-down version of the bill almost came to a Senate vote last year with support from three Democrats — Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Mark Warner of Virginia — and from Angus King Jr., an independent from Maine.
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"The simple truth is that, given his relationship to employees at the companies he runs, he was not fit to lead a department responsible for defending workers' rights," said Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination last year.
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These three recent legal events have had the political effect in insular politics of decisively undermining the long-held view by the territorial Popular Democratic Party (PPD) that claimed that in 1952 Puerto Rico achieved some sort of sovereignty independent from the authority of Congress.
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"Any Malaitan who fail(s) to support our demand for independence is not welcome in Malaita province until he or she shows his or her support for our cause to become independent from Solomon Islands government to manage our own affairs," the letter said.
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Given that the DOJ's new antitrust leader, Makan Delrahim, had previously suggested the deal might not pose major competition concerns, some saw the demand as a sign that Trump had interfered in the agency's investigation, which is supposed to be independent from the White House.
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Senators Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, and Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, said this month that they planned to introduce legislation that would limit buybacks for companies that did not pay their workers at least a $15 an hour, among other criteria.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, said on Sunday that the president "has been accused by many women of assault" and urged him to consider resigning the way that Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, agreed to do after multiple allegations of inappropriate behavior.
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"I would have voted Republican... Normally this is a Republican state, but Trump has pretty much said a lot of things to piss everybody off," said Jerry Carrasco, a 45-year-old independent from San Antonio, who voted for both George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said on Friday the Clinton Foundation was seeking other organizations to partner with as it looks to wind down some of its charitable work, but defended her work as secretary of state as independent from her family's foundation.
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Though the company declined to detail its current funding, its FAQ says it is at the "seed stage," and, although it is independent from ETHZ, it's hard to imagine Planted will be leaving the nest without a bit of help from the university that spawned it.
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China's aviation regulator in April gave three dozen airlines a May 25 deadline to remove references on their websites or in other material that suggest Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are part of countries independent from China, a move described by White House as "Orwellian nonsense".
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