"Independent of Petro, independent of the presidential election, even independent of the FARC peace deal, we have seen a rising trend for the left," he said.
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The Democrats and Republicans develop their nominating processes internally, independent of one another — and independent of any governmental guidance outside of the Constitution itself.
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"Other countries now have very strong incentives to do business independent of the US and independent of the dollar," Moody's Analytics economist Mark Zandi recently told me.
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Their centerpiece aims to make courts independent of local government.
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National regulators are increasingly independent of the firms they regulate.
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And it is independent of your children's opinion of religion.
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That dispute began months ago, independent of the Ukraine matter.
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I want to spend time with Monroe independent of you.
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Each heart, we discovered, was independent of all the others.
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Angus King, independent of Maine, who sits on the panel.
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Cryptocurrencies are created and exchanged independent of banks or governments.
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And can he really be independent of the White House?
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The truth is that law is not independent of party.
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It is independent of government when making decisions on mergers.
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Sure, but they also had a relationship independent of me.
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But Ethereum's blockchain database is totally independent of Bitcoin's blockchain.
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But independent of whether we should is whether we could.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, did not mince words.
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The labor board will never be wholly independent of politics.
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She was endorsed by Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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They certainly historically have been more independent of the government.
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Representative Justin Amash, Independent of Michigan, voted for both articles.
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The researchers performed the new analysis independent of the FDA.
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Representative Justin Amash, Independent of Michigan, voted for both articles.
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As Apple works to become independent of Google through the provision of its own services like Apple Music and iCloud, Google is moving to become independent of Apple by trying to make a better smartphone.
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And independent of cyclones, extreme rainfall events are on the rise.
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The steering wheel has its own history independent of the automobile.
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The rail element was independent of the road component, he said.
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"We have a channel that's independent of China now," he said.
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It purposefully tried to remain independent of the broader left agenda.
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What if they could move like animals, independent of their roots?
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In this case, the art works completely independent of the text.
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The Taliban and government declared cease-fires independent of the other.
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Being independent of entrenched interests can also be a tactical decision.
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Independent of that, we've never raised because of any timing thing.
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They seem to exist independent of narrative, sense, and even taste.
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Google insists they fund think tanks independent of their corporate interests.
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Any ELN talks would be independent of those with the FARC.
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Clinton over the insurgent candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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The art must stand on its own, independent of the creator.
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But it works only because it's independent of those in power.
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They wanted a tough regulator who was independent of Wall Street.
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But he built a solid legal career completely independent of that.
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The gangs had initiated a new truce, independent of the government.
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Jordan has increasingly charted a course independent of its gulf patrons.
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The price of carbon is independent of the amount of emissions.
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Well, what she's trying to be independent of is her party.
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It said the German process was independent of the U.S. scrutiny.
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"Law enforcement shld NOT be independent of constitutional oversight," Grassley tweeted.
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Janice learns how to live a life independent of her husband.
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All of this is independent of Christopher Steele's notorious Russia dossier.
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Simultaneously, artist's work should not be independent of who they are.
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Mr. Carr argues that the institute is independent of Beijing's influence.
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Unlike President Trump, I've always been independent of the special interests.
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The council is independent of Parliament, the government and the president.
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He also fought to make Afghanistan's foreign policy independent of Britain.
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" The fluid lines in Gladman's drawings — independent of any established meaning, as Jamerson's brilliant bass lines were independent of the melodies they accompanied — exist, Moten writes, in opposition to "the enclosure of the antinomian and jurisgenerative.
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Some people like the idea of being independent of the grid entirely.
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Fetuses are physiologically not people—they cannot live independent of their mothers.
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Animals have value, independent of any direct economic contribution they may make.
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Instead, the U.S. is moving independent of the global early-stage market.
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We started the company focused on people, basically, independent of the market.
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We have a rule of law that&aposs independent of political influence.
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One could presume it's because Apple's Channels feature is independent of HBO.
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How many species came to the same conclusion, independent of one another?
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Groups independent of party control—albeit small and scattered—sprang up everywhere.
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Real success comes from the inside, and it's completely independent of circumstance.
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Or maybe direct action is something to value independent of its results.
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Macron lauded nascent European defence integration initiatives independent of the United States.
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Markets would "act independent of what's happening in China's economy," he said.
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These groups have established legitimacy with Maduro's government, independent of U.S. involvement.
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Mr. Corbyn said that any investigation should be "independent" of government officials.
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To me those things are independent of your reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Circadian rhythms are synchronized by daylight but, surprisingly, run independent of it.
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Many have relationships that go back years, independent of their current employers.
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Specifically, fracking has made America energy independent of foreign gas and oil.
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Studying disease in fossils, independent of the species, is a complicated task.
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Unlike prime ministers, American presidents are constitutionally independent of the legislative branch.
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The judge assured the senators he would be independent of the governor.
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And the spikes in pollution are independent of something like a wildfire.
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The remaining ratings are independent of downgrades in the LMI providers' ratings.
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The differences were independent of age, sex, educational level, exercise and smoking.
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He's independent of the Trump team, or any team for that matter.
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Or do you think the music stands alone, independent of outside influence?
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To spin independently, wheels need to be, well, independent of the whole.
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Jakobsen said that further cuts should be expected "independent of rising inflation" and "independent of the fact that the U.S. economy is still running at 1.6-1.8% growth," since the central bank is operating on a "regret analysis" model.
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This is a class I'm doing on the side, independent of my company.
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He said the three MS Holding directors and shareholders were independent of Canon.
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If the U.S. were independent of these oil producers, why ask for help?
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But the ultimate target must be that we are independent of crude oil.
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Vanacker: To be independent of crude oil, I would not make that promise.
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The Federal Reserve was created by Congress to be independent of political influence.
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No. The SEC is independent of the administration and sets its own agenda.
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The Taliban have argued that the Afghan government cannot act independent of Washington.
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DIMON: I AM – I WANT – I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BE INDEPENDENT OF MIND.
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The project is independent of the company, but it has received its blessing.
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But Lapan said those comments came independent of what the agency is doing.
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Los Angeles-based Distinctive Assets puts together the bags independent of the Oscars.
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When the Watch is independent of the phone, elevation is a big nope.
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But Fordow is worrisome for multiple reasons independent of how it is reactivated.
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The deal is independent of the upcoming DirecTV over-the-top (OTT) bundle.
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The ratings on the class A and AB notes are independent of LMI.
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Second, the Islamic Republic prides itself in being independent of all great powers.
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The CE is independent of any credit provided by lenders' mortgage insurance (LMI).
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Greece denies this and says its justice system is independent of its politicians.
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Music and movement are sometimes in sync, but mostly independent of each other.
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"This is a totally absurd proposal," said Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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The DOJ has traditions and norms that keep it independent of any president.
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Protests could also have a kind of Kantian beauty, independent of their results.
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Angus King, independent of Maine, also voted to move forward on the bill.
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""They are the group that communicates successfully independent of picking up a phone.
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For those who aren't, ketamine may help independent of its effect on depression.
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Independent of the Klimt find, the Jäger family's restitution case is being reopened.
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Super PAC s are legally required to stay independent of a candidate's campaign.
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Because of this, Dapr is also independent of the language you write in.
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The Bullitt is part of the Mustang allure almost independent of the movie.
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The reason for the effect, which was independent of UVB exposure, remains unknown.
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The two had worked independent of each other in studying magnetic resonance imaging.
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To safeguard the future of democracy, we must keep truth independent of desire.
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"Ditib must become independent of Turkey and its religious authority," Ms. Müntefering said.
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" The team added that the production crew was "independent of our football operation.
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"Law enforcement shld NOT be independent of constitutional oversight," Grassley tweeted last month.
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He still owns his businesses and his family is hardly independent of him.
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Meadows has an open line of communication with the president, independent of Bannon.
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The FBI's business should be carried out independent of political or partisan considerations.
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Nissan dealers, which are businesses independent of the automaker, will not be affected.
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Independent of improving the wellbeing sentient beings, I'm inclined to say ultimately, no.
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It is also interesting as a collection of figure studies, independent of architecture.
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Reminder: The Justice Department is supposed to remain independent of the White House.
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Though independent of the USDA, some of these programs may provide snacks to children.
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Then, in late 2018, Beckham will release her own collection, independent of basketball stars.
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Forrest, however, said other factors independent of any alleged conspiracy may have influenced prices.
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It gives you a feeling of something much more permanent, and independent of you.
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It would be great to have it be more independent of the phone, though.
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And that's independent of [Special Counsel Robert] Mueller's investigation, which is going to continue.
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The fact that it's independent of these other traits is pretty surprising to me.
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FIFA's statutes demand that national soccer associations are completely independent of their country's governments.
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By comparison, women are spontaneous ovulators who produce eggs monthly, independent of sexual intercourse.
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Likewise, Facebook Camera, is also getting a save feature independent of your phone storage.
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We have to flip the automotive industry on its head… independent of fossil fuels.
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We must find a way to build a viable economy independent of the Taliban.
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The deciding factor in these debates should be cost and coverage, independent of partisanship.
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The document argues that Band's dual lines of work were "independent" of one another.
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"They weren't actually trying to make the commissions independent of the legislature," McDonald said.
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This means that the new measurement is not completely independent of the first one.
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The foundation is independent of the board, he said, although they work closely together.
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"The Justice Department is supposed to be independent of the White House," Lee said.
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The friends-as-family paradigm has existed independent of the queer spectrum for decades.
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The laser system controls several lasers, each of which is independent of the other.
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"In my opinion, it's unlikely that they're fully independent of each other," he said.
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The investigating commission includes university trustees and members who are independent of the university.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is a charity organization that is independent of Thomson Reuters.
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The resolution was written by Mr. Lee and Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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No clear associations were found between soy products and breast cancer, independent of dairy.
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Men placed in this situation will generally soon feel themselves independent of heaven itself.
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Islam represents an alternative identity for the Uighurs, one independent of the Chinese state.
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What's more important, she pointed out, was to remain independent of the commercial galleries.
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But what of the SEC, supposedly "scrupulously non-partisan [and] independent of political influence"?
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In 2005, Mr. West was interviewed for an article in The Independent of London.
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Additionally, carriers might have a different investment focus independent of a single regulatory requirement.
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She's part of a political dynasty in Alaska that exists independent of the GOP.
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These investigations are conducted independent of meddling politicians and go wherever the facts lead.
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His administration would also create a clemency board independent of the Department of Justice.
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A pupil of Rembrandt, Fabritius developed a style that was independent of his teacher's.
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"Those are the ones who are definitely independent of the president," said former Sen.
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"These are long-term appointments, independent of the Congress and the president," he added.
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This will all be independent of any objective evidence of tangible improvements for Americans.
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Rosselló reiterated on Thursday that the death toll review will be independent of politics.
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Now they seemed independent of any music, now they seemed connected to their accompaniment.
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The Fed has a long-standing track record of remaining independent of political intrusions.
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The stated intent was to keep the university open and independent of a merger.
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It's a time when you're independent of your parents as a matter of law.
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The United States says its judiciary is independent of any political or other interference.
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Producing and trading enterprises are autonomous from the state and independent of each other.
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Last week, Mr. Trump even embraced Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, on trade.
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But the company said Tuesday it would also develop solutions independent of the Predix system.
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He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil Power.
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"Democracy can thrive only when our judiciary stands firm, independent of the executive," he added.
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All three companies are also pursuing their own self-driving projects independent of one another.
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Independent of the investigation, Cohen is a festering and ugly wound for the White House.
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They also offer Web and mobile access to their service independent of these other tools.
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The peso's performance can also be driven by factors independent of the U.S.-Mexico story.
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If people were to find Bible-based salvation independent of the clergy, literacy was indispensable.
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That's why, independent of a tax break, what philanthropists do doesn't deserve our automatic praise.
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Justices are "independent of the people, of the legislature and of every power under heaven".
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Make those that should stay together independent of me, and remove all questions of conflict.
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The rules would have permitted this only if BeLeave were wholly independent of Vote Leave.
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Meaningful words were processed in the left hemisphere, independent of the intonation used by trainer.
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That is why we started a seed fund after the Brexit vote, independent of government.
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A well-funded shadow Fed, independent of Congress, could make its own monetary-policy recommendations.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is independent of Thomson Reuters and operates independently of Reuters News.
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The excitement of having a new life - independent of gender - is something to be celebrated.
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The guitarist and bassist have their own choreography independent of the rest of the group.
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I'm able to have faith independent of what any preacher or evangelical leader may say.
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"The administration will be able to operate independent of our opinion," the congressional source said.
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Every week, it presents a single image, unburdened by text, independent of the stories inside.
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"Mylan's greed is apparently limitless," Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, said Wednesday on Twitter.
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"Perhaps most importantly, the association was independent of total caloric intake," Murad said by email.
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Nigeria's music scene, too, allows artists to grow careers independent of foreign labels and tastemakers.
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If not, how will smart cars and apps (independent of OS/voice assistant) partner up?
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But technology has introduced cybersecurity vulnerabilities that are independent of how the energy is produced.
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The plaintiff said the directors on the special committee were not truly independent of Wynn.
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In both cases, the choreography is independent of the irritation, and more than ample justification.
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The whole point is to determine what is true independent of any culturally specific perspective.
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Mr. Bukele, however, is a postwar politician who is independent of both the main parties.
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It ended in 1961, when Syria declared itself independent of Egypt following a military coup.
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Independent of criminal investigations by the police, dozens of women sued U.S.C. and Dr. Tyndall.
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"The Federal Reserve is set up to be independent of the presidency," Mr. Shelby said.
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Huawei executives have said repeatedly that they are independent of the Chinese government and military.
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Careem will continue to operate under its own brand and remain somewhat independent of Uber.
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A photo of a tree or a soldier has a life independent of its subject.
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"They are the group that communicates successfully independent of picking up a phone," she continued.
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Earlier this year, Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, attacked the company over low wages.
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There is no such thing as an elected official who is independent of the electorate.
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It is difficult for the secretary general to remain independent of the P5's influence.
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Of course, the conduct of Republicans and public opinion are not independent of each other.
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They self-connected with the extremist cause, operating independent of any terrorist or extremist group.
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XRP is a cryptocurrency, independent of the company, that can be used on Ripple's platforms.
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The intent was to isolate the impact on Seattle employers, independent of outside business concerns.
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Judges are supposed to be entirely independent of the president even if he appoints them.
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The deal is expected to be completed within 30 days and is independent of Salesforce.
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" But that connection was very much part of Lodge's thinking, independent of any "export lobbies.
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However, for this research to be credible, it must be completely independent of these sponsors.
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"The Senate has literally forgotten how to function," said Senator Angus King, independent of Maine.
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In a ticket-splitting era, politicians could still build reputations independent of their parties. Sen.
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The Fed and its policies are intended to be independent of politics, which upset Trump.
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The "sickouts" began as a grassroots movement, independent of the Detroit Federation of Teachers union.
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And their interests are often independent of the broader question of preventing crime and promoting safety.
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They also agreed to pursue additional sanctions independent of the United Nations, Ms. Park's office said.
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Independent of their tax rates, for example, South Korean and Turkish companies are investing a lot.
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It can also be used to stand for office, making candidates potentially independent of party machines.
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And that relationship operates at a level that is almost independent of who the president is.
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Currently, the CFPB director is independent of the president and is appointed to a fixed term.
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And they do it independent of ANC function, so they're an excellent option for air travel.
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Indeed, the channels so far licensed by the EBA are not entirely independent of the state.
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But I really want to put out the idea that women are completely independent of men.
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WADA needs money, and to be independent of the sports officials who currently call the shots.
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It called for Europe-wide coordination on security specifications, which would be independent of equipment manufacturers.
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The value of these applications are completely independent of the price of various cryptocurrencies, says Beyda.
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If true, this proposal clearly violates our intention to create an agency independent of the executive.
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Becoming totally independent of Independent Journal Review will let it avoid entanglements with an editorial partner.
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During the big third-act climax, he even gets a big hero moment independent of Diana's.
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You can implement healthy behaviors as a fat person or a thin person independent of weight.
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But Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said New Delhi's position was independent of any other country.
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On comedy and gender: I think the humor in my work is completely independent of gender.
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Sessions asked her, 'Do you think you can be independent of the president who appointed you?
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The rated notes for all the transactions are independent of downgrades of the LMI providers' ratings.
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Mueller, who is not totally independent of the President, either, has been the subject of attack.
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"That investigation is apolitical and certainly independent of anything taking place tomorrow," she said on Monday.
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"Blockchain is getting a tremendous amount of momentum independent of bitcoin in core banking," Ellis said.
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Black creatives are rarely afforded the opportunity to nourish their craft independent of a capitalist motivation.
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"Whether or not they predict pregnancy following IVF independent of age is less certain," she said.
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Independent of economic concerns, oil traders have feared that the world is producing too much oil.
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Republican leaders are insisting their candidates are running strong campaigns independent of their party's presidential nominee.
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France has pushed the idea of an EU military headquarters, independent of NATO, to run missions.
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This is sufficient to support the ratings independent of credit provided by lenders' mortgage insurance (LMI).
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The first is to institute an option for reporting abuse that is independent of Church hierarchy.
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There is also a strong reason for doubting that the killers are independent of the police.
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Company tax rates were reduced independent of whether they actually raised wages or hired more Americans.
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Biden will have to give these hungry progressives a vision of the future independent of Obama's.
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"Many of these are built in as best practices almost independent of regulatory requirements," said Muro.
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This process makes it difficult for the role to be independent of the P5's influence.
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Several different networks exist, and some of them are independent of the big credit card networks.
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These are of course matters for the police and prosecuting authorities who are independent of government.
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I still think, independent of everything else, the net benefit is much stronger than the weaknesses.
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Under Olympic rules, the Cuban baseball federation is required to be independent of the central government.
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Could she be independent of Mayor Bill de Blasio, who helped her win election as speaker?
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"I'm disappointed that you're here, and not your C.E.O.s," said Senator Angus King, independent of Maine.
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He paid nearly all the expenses of the club, which was independent of schools or sponsors.
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Warren received points for her stance on making immigration courts independent of the federal court system.
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"Do you have a relationship with Robert Menendez that is independent of your husband?" he asked.
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The clemency process must be completely independent of the system employed to incarcerate millions of people.
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These directors were technically independent of Mr. Zuckerberg, though Mr. Andreessen had done business with Facebook.
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He would make his own decisions, independent of treaties or legislation or the policies of Shahroudi.
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"We are all prone to the formation of false memories, independent of cannabis use," Ramaekers said.
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Leadership in both chambers has insisted that the investigations will go forward independent of Mueller's appointment.
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Harry and Markle have said that they want to become financially independent of the royal family.
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"Dieting itself may induce a small subsequent weight gain, independent of genetic factors," the study concluded.
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Angus King, Independent of Maine "I have been sort of an amateur photographer," Mr. King said.
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As a result of that designation, children are eligible for legal remedies independent of their parents.
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The bureau is funded by the Federal Reserve and is thus independent of the congressional budget process.
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" "It is a bedrock of democracy that law enforcement decisions be made independent of improper political interference.
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These features should make the watch a lot more useful as a device independent of a smartphone.
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We're running out of mental space where we can be independent of our role in the economy.
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During his June confirmation hearing, Rettig assured lawmakers he would remain independent of Trump as IRS commissioner.
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As a prosecutor, I routinely exercised my discretion to charge a crime independent of the officer's insistence.
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Your value is wholly intact, independent of a partner who may or may not validate you. 2.
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The prosecutors have wider latitude to investigate than Mueller and they will be operating independent of him.
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The authors needed a way to measure the impact of women on success independent of other factors.
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The #KHive hashtag, too, was born organically, independent of any campaign efforts, a Harris spokesperson tells Vox.
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"The results suggest a biological basis for color categories that is independent of language," the authors wrote.
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But the majority have failed to be independent of the stock market, which was their original purpose.
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Both OPIC and NASA are independent of the State Department, so would not be under Pompeo's sway.
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They questioned whether he could make decisions independent of Trump, a charge Gorsuch disputed in his hearings.
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Captain Marvel's story takes place independent of (and far prior to) the events of Avengers: Infinity War.
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En+ will create a board of 12 directors, with eight directors independent of Deripaska, in 30 days.
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It was the first time he'd been independent of his parents or caregivers in nearly six years.
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Some Democrats argue that the decision helped to keep Quist looking somewhat independent of the national party.
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"More and more people want to be independent of the power companies and rising prices," he says.
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Ofcom, which is independent of the government, is still examining whether other RT coverage was sufficiently balanced.
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But energy experts are skeptical it will move the needle independent of some change in market dynamics.
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Panasonic is now the largest producer and employer at RiverBend with a customer base independent of Tesla.
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Degenhart also said Continental would decide whether to produce battery cells independent of any possible government subsidies.
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Yet if these agencies are "independent" of the president, the people have no power to do so.
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America was the first nation to declare itself independent of all sovereigns save its people and constitution.
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But he is also trying to communicate to voters that he is independent of the former president.
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We need to reduce regulations and expand options for people who want to be independent of government.
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Bill and Melinda Gates officially launched the initiative, which is fully independent of their foundation, on Thursday.
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Independent of the timing, Taneja believes that Airbnb has the right profile to become a public company.
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S. sentiment dwelled solely in the realm of transitory and emotional public opinion, independent of government policy.
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The U.S. would prefer a pluralistic, secular and democratic Iraq, with a foreign policy independent of Tehran.
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In gastric bypass, improvement in diabetes occurs within days of surgery and is independent of weight loss.
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His presence reveals a lot, since the court is supposed to be independent of the executive branch.
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Such a contractor should be independent of any particular stakeholder interests and unburdened by conflicts of interest.
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It holds potential to link up small energy "prosumers" and make them independent of centralized power providers.
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In fact, we are taught that information is a sort of immaterial substance independent of its medium.
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"We can show that Hispanics age more slowly independent of changes in the blood cell," he said.
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However, religion in China must be independent of outside influence and organized within the country, he said.
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"The decision on the stock market should be made independent of the current business outlook," Buffett said.
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Only Connor (Arnie Burton) is specific enough — and sufficiently independent of the playwright's manipulation — to be touching.
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And thinking about toys and sensations independent of gender could well prompt all manner of new innovations.
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It was more that it was independent of paying people what the studios had to pay them.
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Independent of the spin-off and merger, HPE exited the quarter with about $9 billion in cash.
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That means their interests are often independent of the broader question of preventing crime and promoting safety.
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Those effects were independent of traffic noise levels, suggesting both noise and air pollution matter for health.
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No organization as prominent as the Cuban Baseball Federation can be fully independent of the Havana government.
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In 1985, for the first time, Forbes's "rich list" included Mr. Trump individually, independent of his father.
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"This suggests to me the diagnosis doesn't exist independent of a compelling psychiatric history," said Dr. Sibley.
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The CMA's probe is independent of the government's COVID-19 discussions with Deliveroo and other tech firms.
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Google already began to crack down on some of these concerns, independent of an FTC requirement, however.
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"That investigation is apolitical and certainly independent of anything taking place tomorrow," Ms. Sanders said on Monday.
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Singapore, which became independent of Malaysia on this day in 1965, may be the only modern exception.
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They aren't independent of him, and any profits they derive from the lease will benefit him, too.
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"I think it's really important that you get to see their stories independent of Geralt's," said Allan.
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Chronic inflammation occurs to varying degrees with advancing age in all mammals independent of any existing infection.
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Then there are the candidates, who sometimes step forward, or are elevated, independent of any master plan.
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And, in terms of civic life, little of their power exists independent of their relationships with Bloomberg.
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In other words, its performance is independent of strength or weakness in various areas of the market.
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If a patient needs social support—independent of the cost of healthcare—this is an additional expense.
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All assessments must be objective, based on every available source of intelligence and independent of political considerations.
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While LIC is fully owned by the Indian government, its financials are independent of the government's budget.
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It is important for prosecutors to be independent of politics, but prosecutors are not above the law.
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Nominal fees paid by users could provide public land managers with dedicated funding independent of legislative cycles.
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Ms. Callamard said the inquiry was her own initiative, independent of the United Nations or any government.
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But the Federal Reserve, which is independent of the White House, sets interest rates and monetary policy.
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The job reduction efforts in GE's units appear to be independent of those divestitures, the sources said.
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Could it take on a life independent of the actual drama — a short film in its own right?
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If the photos were assessed independent of one another, he said, perhaps the differences would be less dramatic.
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A group of friends form their own search party to find him, independent of the authorities' own efforts.
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That's because, to an extent, the tech giant's services business is independent of its unit sales, he said.
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"The DOJ and FBI pursue all such matters independent of the White House," a senior administration official said.
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Murdock created her protest independent of the March 14 National School walkout, which the Women's March helped organize.
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They require an innovation cycle that is almost independent of the product, "the juice within", if you may.
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She faced scrutiny for doing something that was perceived as masculine: pursuing a career independent of her spouse.
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On Monday, Williams launched a totally new eponymous fashion line, independent of her previous apparel ventures with HSN.
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Customers will be able to watch NBC programming anywhere, on any device, independent of their cable provider's footprint.
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West Nile, which appeared in this hemisphere in 1999, famously exemplifies a virus moving independent of climate change.
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Charter schools are funded by public money but usually operated by entities that are independent of school districts.
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It's entirely possible that his powers have allowed him to create whole personas independent of his core identity.
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Facebook maintained that request was independent of what Definers ended up working on regarding Soros later that spring.
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"This is another method of seeing what's happening, independent of the elephant count," Cerling said in a statement.
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So we try to think more about the enabling tech and services that are independent of the brand.
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The effort was undertaken independent of the RNC and Trump campaign, Evans said, though he communicates with them.
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Kimchi argues that having a diversity of sensors that are completely independent of each other is also important.
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The bottom line: The only way to be "independent" of the oil market is to not use oil.
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Their role as an organization independent of USA Gymnastics and the USOC is more important now than ever.
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And most importantly, it's a stream of income independent of all other income that functions as a baseline.
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"NSAIDs increase risk of heart failure independent of sex or previous heart failure status," Gislason added by email.
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My WiFi network had basically taken on a life of its own, independent of the hardware creating it.
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In most other markets, the seller makes the decision about supply independent of the buyer's decision to buy.
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Independent of making literally zero sense, Cook was one of the major figures in the heroin-chic movement.
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Additionally, if the government obtains information completely independent of the witness's testimony, it can prosecute the witness too.
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Under Justice Department regulations issued in 1999, a special counsel is not fully independent of the Justice Department.
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One hopes the CIA is sufficiently independent of political influence to be free of that kind of bias.
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The newly elected president has said he wants to make Mexico more economically independent of the United States.
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On Wednesday, the White House announced new sets of sanctions on the regime, independent of the U.N. restrictions.
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And this was independent of traditional risk factors, including age, obesity and smoking, Spruill said in an email.
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You are seen as one of the most independent of the signs in love: liberated, defiant, and unpredictable.
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The remains of Columbus were moved to Spain after Cuba became independent of that country in the 1890s.
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As economic production moved outside the home, the immediate family became a separate unit, independent of its neighbors.
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The president needs to select an FBI director who is beyond reproach and independent of all political influences.
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The review that Trump is ordering gives the administration a way to approach the issue independent of Congress.
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" He added, "The defamation is sufficiently independent of the sexual misconduct such that the exclusions do not apply.
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And they say that they've been able to thrive online independent of how they are treated on Facebook.
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These differences between the sexes strengthen the conclusion that the effect has a genetic basis, independent of environment.
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One study found that nine out of 10 Americans, independent of party affiliation, would prefer radically less inequality.
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But Trump isn't everything, and independent of anything he's done, Republicans have created some serious vulnerabilities for themselves.
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Ozlo is a personal assistant independent of the big tech illuminati of Google, Baidu, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple.
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Practice has value independent of outcome; it's a way of life, not a job with a clear payoff.
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Former Senator Joseph Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, and former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger also made remarks.
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In my index, which uses only polls independent of government control, there are just two — both elected autocrats.
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They found that, independent of physical activity, the body uses less energy processing food later in the day.
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They effectively constitute a fourth branch of government, independent of the three branches created by the Founding Fathers.
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"He didn't see Burlington or Vermont as independent of the world situation," Mr. Rader said in an interview.
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The committees make their decisions based on a drug's clinical value, independent of cost, pharmacy benefit managers say.
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But, he said, he filed the complaint against Judge Barry on his own, independent of any organized effort.
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He said that the key to a successful revision was whether the commission is independent of the mayor.
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Finally, employers also can develop training pipelines for entry-level employees independent of any relationship with the government.
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"In a legal sense, we're not independent of the Department of Justice," Mr. Comey told Congress last month.
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The group of lawmakers, controlled by opposition parties, is considered the only government institution independent of the president.
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People are permitted to work independent of the state, as long as they do not become too successful.
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The charges against Weinstein-- of rape, criminal sexual conduct and predatory sexual assault -- are independent of these accusations.
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"Governor Nixon will convene a better, sharper Moreland Commission," her campaign promised, "independent of interference from the governor."
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"College major choice has strong predictive power in explaining gender wage gaps, independent of occupation choice," they wrote.
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Independent of any effect on weight, exercise has been shown to lower multiple pro-inflammatory molecules and cytokines.
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There is no obvious successor, and the French Laundry has yet to establish an identity independent of his.
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Senator Angus King, independent of Maine, plans to question the defense lawyer Alan M. Dershowitz's criteria for impeachment.
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More states should consider following suit — or enact other stabilization measures independent of unreliable (and counterproductive) federal efforts.
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This article is made in a personal capacity and is independent of their affiliation with Johns Hopkins University.
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For its part, Facebook maintains that its public steps to address these controversies were independent of any pressure.
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By the end of nature Mr. McKibben means the end of nature as a force independent of man.
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"This was something everyone was for, until they weren't," Senator Angus King, independent of Maine, said this week.
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I'm a grown woman, fully independent of my mom and dad -- but I still needed their love and acceptance.
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Will it be Mr. Huber or do we need somebody who is completely independent of the Department of Justice?
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The company is tinkering with the design of Watch apps to make the device more independent of the iPhone.
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Bancor's claims it allows anyone to create their own cryptocurrency and operate it independent of a third-party exchange.
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The sculpture rotated its head independent of the rest of its body, and glared at her with ruby eyes.
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Amazon is building up its own delivery network in Germany, independent of big logistics players like Deutsche Post DHL.
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"All yields are coming down in the world, independent of government budgets and other local factors," the trader said.
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That's because race remains a hugely important motivating force, independent of class or partisanship, in American voters' political behavior.
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CIR offers confidential wellness resources that are independent of the hospital, Dr. Eve Kellner, the union's president, told Refinery80033.
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But they also have profiles in American politics that are independent of, and in most cases precede, Donald Trump.
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Finland's tertiary education system enjoys an unusual degree of autonomy: most of its universities are independent of the state.
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Last year, for the first time, researchers were able to isolate the flavor of fat independent of its feel.
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" It then cites several nematode studies in which their bodies "generate spontaneous voltage spikes independent of the nervous system.
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The multiyear payout is independent of the lawsuits and would have no impact on litigation, a Boeing spokesman said.
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The garments' audacious shapes became more than wrappers, growing to be almost independent of the female bodies they cloaked.
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We tend to think of Fed Chairs as being independent of the usual partisan games in D.C. They're not.
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We proudly declare ourselves independent of political correctness and think that means letting our most negative feelings roam free.
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Her mother was illiterate, but she urged her daughter to pursue an education and become independent of volatile men.
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Page has said he made the trip independent of the Trump campaign and his speech reflected his own views.
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Columbia Gas will set up a separate scholarship fund in Leonel's name, independent of the settlement, the statement said.
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This is a dangerous state of affairs, because special counsel Robert Mueller is not fully independent of the administration.
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If you want your watch to be truly independent of your phone, Samsung offers 3G connectivity as an option.
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After a week with the device, I was left with mixed feelings independent of the whole ongoing display saga.
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Three lads are at a urinal, and independent of one another, have come dressed as Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles.
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Majority-Hindu India and majority-Muslim Pakistan became two different countries in 1947 when they became independent of Britain.
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The new entity would be closely aligned with Obama but independent of the party and his re-election campaign.
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Once an AI is able to offer up respectable musical criticism, isn't it also making judgments independent of humans?
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Pricing appears subject to a data contract deal with AT&T, which will set pricing details independent of Samsung.
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To acknowledge the importance of random events is not to suggest that success is independent of talent and effort.
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So it does seem to be completely independent of any other underlying fundamentals," Gibbs said Friday on "Trading Nation.
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Sweden's judiciary is independent of the political system and Lofven has said he will not influence the rapper's case.
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Technicians watch the price movement of assets independent of fundamentals for clues as to what might be in store.
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In April 2018, Zuckerberg said Luckey's departure was independent of his political views, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The article also refers incorrectly to the position of Open Hillel, a national organization that is independent of Hillel.
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And I can say unequivocally that the air and space domains are completely different and independent of each other.
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This means arming their employees with the skills to succeed for the long term, independent of their particular employers.
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But Chien said the security vulnerabilities alone could "make users hesitant of using these products," independent of espionage concerns.
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That "political business cycle" is why the Fed was given the independence to make decisions independent of political pressure.
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It's important to note that these life insurance estimates are independent of group life insurance offered through an employer.
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The congresswoman's comments, however, suggest that, independent of those numbers, perhaps we've been asking the wrong question all along.
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The effect was independent of other risk factors — body mass index, family history of diabetes, education and socioeconomic status.
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Independent of alcohol, many other factors have an impact on a baby's health and development, like nutrition, Halliday added.
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We can be independent of our husbands," she said, invoking Mao Zedong, "trying to hold up half the sky.
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The software package also includes a private task board, independent of channels, so users can see their personal assignments.
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The investigation appears to be independent of special counsel Robert Mueller's inquiry into Russian interference during the 2016 elections.
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Although the researchers found a strong effect independent of other variables, the study was observational and cannot prove causality.
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"Our candidates chose to run independent of what was happening at the top of the ticket," Mr. Schumer said.
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"Even independent of any lobbying, measures are likely to be taken to protect the industry and workers," Mathur continued.
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And 17 journalists and executives of the last prominent newspaper that is independent of the government are on trial.
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"The fact is that China's judiciary is not independent of China's political process," Mr. Burton, the former diplomat, said.
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This is the first time Abu Dhabi is building a water desalination plant independent of a power generation plant.
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Congress had attempted to make those bodies independent of the president; Judge Kavanaugh said they could not do so.
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Bernie Sanders, Independent of Vermont, who is running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, and the late Democratic Rep.
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These provisions are secondary to the general rule specified at the beginning of the Act, not independent of it.
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The ideal outcome would be the quick selection of a full cabinet that is independent of the political parties.
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Chinese energy experts said China's pledge to sign the accord was independent of the status of American climate policy.
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But, Trump being Trump, he underscored that the U.N. is a tool of sovereign nations, not independent of them.
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Serta and Tuft's portfolio will remain independent of each other after the closing of the deal, the companies said.
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You have one choice: Appoint a special counsel who is independent of both the department and the White House.
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The Japanese mission will be independent of any other nation's deployments in the area, the cabinet office said Friday.
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The legislature is controlled by the opposition and is widely considered the last remaining institution independent of Mr. Maduro.
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We sometimes isolate our patient's stories and illnesses, independent of what's going on in their lives, or their circumstances.
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Archives and cultural centers face long-term risks because of climate change, completely independent of extreme events like hurricanes.
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"Assign somebody who's in charge of this and hold them accountable," added Senator Angus King, an independent of Maine.
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He would take away the tax advantage companies get for providing care to make health insurance independent of employment.
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But, independent of its inherent failings, there was the large mistake of the manner in which it was passed.
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Independent of C.K.'s downfall, Louie was the kind of show that loses its luster as time goes on.
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The contrarian economists theorize that real interest rates will always seek a certain level, independent of central-bank actions.
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Thanks to Connecticut's decades-old franchise laws, new cars can be sold only through licensed franchises independent of carmakers.
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" Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, said the "so-called conference committee," as he put it, "is a farce.
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It was also welcomed by Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, who is seen as a possible presidential contender.
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In Norway, mountains and fjords formed natural boundaries, resulting in relatively isolated communities that remained independent of one another.
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Essays tend to be short and totally independent of each other — at most they're linked by a common theme.
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The U.S. embassy tweet said RAND's work was independent of the U.S. government and did not represent U.S. policy.
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Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, Captain Marvel's story takes place independent of the events in Infinity War.
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"The decision to bring two companies together [will be] a result of shareholder votes independent of me," he said.
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"It gives us a way to date events in deep evolutionary history that's independent of the sequences themselves," Katzourakis said.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe is a project manager with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a charity organization that is independent of Thomson Reuters.
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IVF assistance is widely available to all women, independent of sexual orientation, in countries including Britain, Belgium, Spain and Israel.
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It makes no sense to speak of the quantity of evil in our system, independent of how it is measured.
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We made the decision that it needs to be an instrument to operate independent of any cellphones and any cameras.
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Supreme Court, oh, forget the idea, it&aposs the third branch of government independent of all the nasty partisan politics.
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Others argue that, while important, technical skills alone are insufficient: Non-cognitive skills are in-demand independent of economic activity.
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By insisting all apps are native, Apple may be hinting that the next watch could be independent of the iPhone.
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A more objective assessment of salary levels is likely to come from a committee that is independent of the legislature.
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There are actually a separate set of deadlines, entirely independent of INARA, for waiving a slew of sanctions on Iran.
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Mrs Clinton promises hers would be independent of government and would choose what to fund "based on merit, not politics".
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But Melendez says his office has shifted focus to the individual dealers, who often operate independent of any single site.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is a charity organisation that is independent of Thomson Reuters and operates independently of Reuters News.
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Every opportunity I've gotten either in high school, AAU or college has been a relationship I've developed independent of him.
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In May, the tennis superstar launched a totally new eponymous fashion line, independent of her previous apparel ventures with HSN.
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You can't derive from them that financial concerns don't drive some amount of Trump's support independent of white racial resentment.
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We need a special prosecutor totally independent of the AG. We need a real, bipartisan, transparent Congressional investigation into Russia.
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Typically, Dr. Troup says, when measuring brain waves independent of weed use, people demonstrate a stronger reaction to positive emotion.
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In response, McCulloch proposed the quantized inertia theory, which accounts for an object's inertial mass independent of its gravitational mass.
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They're often used as props to serve the story, and rarely have their own lives independent of the main characters.
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So don't be distracted by the apocalyptic tweets between Trump and his critics; they exist independent of the ground truth.
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But these gestures, independent of any indication that the wizarding world is diversifying as a whole, feel increasingly like tokenism.
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"The existential journey that Elsa goes on, independent of her sister, is, for me, absolutely related to 'Hamlet,' " he said.
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The fund and the associated House Freedom Action super PAC technically are independent of Jordan, Meadows and the Freedom Caucus.
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Though the Fed is supposed to be independent of politics, its decisions affect everyone, especially vulnerable populations who need support.
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Oliphant and Wilkie insist that Jack Kennedy was more, and earlier, independent of the old man than is generally believed.
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It was the only way to become independent of a man if you had no brain, no ability to learn.
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The Fed was designed to foster full employment and stable prices by setting appropriate interest rates independent of political considerations.
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In fact, teachers reward discipline independent of its effect on learning, and in ways that tamp down on student creativity.
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Professional scholarly organizations have the ability to offer peer review to their members that is independent of any specific journal.
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"That more people are living independent of marriage for more years changes the nature of the institution," Ms. Traister said.
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The next president's strategy should exclude China, and focus on tangible solutions the U.S. could enact independent of outside help.
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One solution is to agree upon a set of steadfast moral standards that are independent of short-term market considerations.
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"I probably have had sex on the Fourth, but for reasons totally independent of it being the Fourth," she said.
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Partisanship has been revealed as the strongest force in US public life — stronger than any norms, independent of any facts.
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That can be found in its provisions to allow companies to sue governments in arbitration courts independent of national jurisdictions.
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" Adding, "I trust that the career agents of the F.B.I. have done their work independent of political or partisan considerations.
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Big beat was more focused on somewhat brainless fun—a post-modern melange of pleasurable sounds independent of deeper meaning.
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For frogs, they are surprisingly independent of water most of the year, but they are not at all toad-like.
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The multi-year payout is independent of the lawsuits and would have no impact on litigation, a Boeing spokesman said.
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For these whites, it's about protecting their in-group and showing some sense of favoritism, completely independent of racial prejudice.
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Clinton, on the other hand, has recently emphasized systemic racism as a different kind of oppression, independent of economic inequality.
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Sunstein's goal was to lay out a legal and historical framework for thinking about impeachment, independent of any specific president.
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And I think part of her career strategy at this point is to establish an identity independent of my influence.
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Having more education and resources is, of course, linked to better outcomes for infants and children independent of breast-feeding.
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The agency is loathed by Republicans because its authority is intended to be independent of the White House and Congress.
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Meanwhile, my life accrues a substance and meaning increasingly unknown to me, independent of the selves I construct and perform.
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This favorable tax treatment, in effect a tax deduction, should be extended to all Americans, independent of their current jobs.
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"I come from an Italian family, and they're the marrying kind," Mr. Mace told The Independent of London in 2011.
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He has repeatedly said that the Fed, which is independent of the White House, does not take politics into consideration.
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For example, at 16A, the answer to the theme clue "Expense independent of production" is FIXED COST, a noun phrase.
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The established Anglican church is intertwined with the state, yet parts of it remain robustly independent of almost all authority.
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Notably, the higher risk of heart disease was independent of the mother's pre-pregnancy lifestyle and other heart risk factors.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is a charity organization that is independent of Thomson Reuters and operates independently of Reuters News.
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But Tim Murtaugh, the campaign's communications director, said Wednesday's timing was unintentional, because rallies are scheduled independent of outside events.
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Attorneys and human rights activists routinely use art as a vehicle for communication that is independent of language and literacy.
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"We made our own tape, at our own expense, of Tchaikovsky's Fifth," he told The Independent of London in 1993.
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Macy's and JCPenney are also located in older malls, while Target and TJMaxx's stores are typically standalone, independent of malls.
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"Someone may have dull skin that is not vibrant or glowing, however this can occur independent of dryness," she says.
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"Nobody should believe that what is going on in Poland is independent of what goes on in Hungary," he said.
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In general, presidents avoid commenting on decisions made by the Fed, which is designed to be independent of political interference.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, won the Oregon primary handily on Tuesday and was barely edged out in Kentucky.
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"We welcome Attorney General Barr's belated acknowledgment that the DOJ's law enforcement decisions must be independent of politics," they wrote.
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Cathcart said WhatsApp would continue to operate largely independent of Facebook and continue to defend providing its encrypted messaging service.
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To show that the newspaper remains independent of its owner, The Post pointed to another editorial, from early last year.
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Instead, the Indian foreign ministry in a brief statement, said India's position was consistent and independent of any third party.
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Kingsnorth estimates the world will need 75,000 tonnes of rare earths per year to be independent of China by 2025.
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The Justice Department, however, has stressed in recent weeks that it has proceeded with its investigation independent of White House interference.
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"Independent of what God is or not, God's mind is a mind that we perceive just like any other," Jackson says.
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Let me just share a little story about the spirit of building something that is kind of independent of the wealth.
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As for me, I've found that independent of my cleanse, my own use of social media has changed substantially this year.
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Self-governed and largely independent of the United Kingdom, the island doesn't fall under the banner of many European Union laws.
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An MIT spokesperson said that the Techstars accelerator, which is also based in Boston, will remain independent of the MIT accelerator.
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"Humanitarian action needs to be independent of political, military or other objectives," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters in New York.
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"Having to be financially independent of my family so young, to me this just feels like an incredible luxury," she says.
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You can also opt to just look at the most widely read stories of the moment, independent of your personal context.
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"We want to be able to grow independent of the new vehicle" sales cycle, AutoNation Chief Executive Mike Jackson told Reuters.
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Behavioural decisions are not made independent of the setting; worse, even seemingly fundamental notions of fairness shift depending on the situation.
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As Hindi told TechCrunch in May, the company will release a new set of consumer devices independent of its enterprise business.
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Mr Brennan speculates that Tencent might even launch a WeChat phone, which would make Tencent's offering completely independent of the iPhone.
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It's no wonder, then, that justices who shape America for decades on end come to "feel themselves independent of heaven itself".
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It was the first time I felt connected to the world at large; independent of the structured environment my mother maintained.
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"Independent of the effects of Brexit, Great Britain remains a strong partner and ally in Nato and also bilaterally," it said.
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This means that a crucial global resource will henceforth be managed by an organisation that is largely independent of national governments.
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Even though the government owns the "private" companies, they run mostly independent of the government and day-to-day political pressures.
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The paint was developed by Massachusetts-based manufacturer NanoLab, completely independent of Vantablack's own evolution by the UK-based Surrey NanoSystems.
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And since the active noise cancellation is independent of Bluetooth connectivity, you can use it when tethered to a device, too.
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Two phases are internal (appealing to people inside the insurance company) and one external (appealing to people independent of the company).
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In fact, it's these that may earn PSVR the right to actually be called a "platform," independent of the PS4 itself.
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Entrepreneurs view problems in the aggregate and will source labor to the best available minds, independent of where people are physically.
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Make investments around these companies that are finding ways to grow and innovate independent of what happens with the Brexit vote.
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Both Baylina and Green emphasized that other white hat developers jumped into the fray entirely independent of the WHG's own efforts.
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After all, engineers are developing algorithms so that machines can do their own training and make decisions independent of human involvement.
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Vassar had 278 hours to appeal the decision with Northwestern's Athletic Aid Appeals Committee, which is independent of the athletic department.
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The company also said that the majority of the Board are independent of Adam and all of these transactions were approved.
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The best anti-harassment tools (like robust blocking or vigorous enforcement of the ban on violent threats) work independent of ideology.
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Instead of cryonics, he is working toward "mind uploading," the construction of a mind that can exist independent of the body.
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More importantly, the point of a special counsel is to be independent of the political offices of the Department of Justice.
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And although law enforcement handle investigations independent of public opinion, sometimes victims conflate public perception with the honest efforts of investigators.
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Under the new system, if you hold particular cryptocurrencies in your Coinbase account, you'll receive set returns independent of market fluctuations.
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The truck bays and the entrance pavilion are independent of the main structure, which can be isolated by thick blast doors.
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It helps explain the strange illusion that certain of his characters have lives independent of the play in which they appear.
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But that investment will further nationalize the campaign when Jones desperately needs to be seen as independent of the national party.
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ThinkProgress is part of CAP Action: It is editorially independent of both CAP and CAP Action and has been for years.
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The whole process would be independent of the current income tax system and likely run on a different schedule, Mann said.
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Its status independent of any given U.S. administration helps it speak and earn respect in circles distrustful of the United States.
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Democrats praised Trump's nominee, saying they believed he could be independent of the president and any attempts to politicize the bureau.
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He originally wrote the scenes independent of Lourd's character, Lieutenant Connix, but Fisher's 26-year-old daughter insisted on the opposite.
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The position was previously held by a deputy national security advisor but will be independent of that group in Trump's administration.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is a London-based charity that is independent of Thomson Reuters and operates independently of Reuters News.
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But letting go of these things and adapting to a life independent of those rhythms is its own kind of challenge.
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The door is open for other projects and companies to join and the fund size could increase independent of that, too.
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A decade before the United States declared itself independent of Britain, the London auctioneer James Christie had his very first sale.
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That was lonely, but it shapes my frustrations with my own party, my willingness to be independent of my own party.
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We trust judges to be independent of the influence of good friends, of parents, of spouses, and decide on the law.
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But it held the show back, keeping it from fully establishing its own rhythm and identity independent of The Good Wife.
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But the system needed a voice independent of elected officials like the governor, the mayor and those in the State Legislature.
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It is written in first-person, but there are parts of the book that reference material that are independent of me.
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Her family and the foundation, a charity that is independent of Thomson Reuters and Reuters News, have strenuously denied the accusations.
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Her family and the foundation, a charity that is independent of Thomson Reuters and Reuters News, have vigorously denied the charges.
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He accused Facebook of trying to appear "officially independent of Washington" while making a politically calculated decision to remove his accounts.
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Senators Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, and Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, pushed to force a vote on the latest resolution.
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It was not immediately clear if the plaintiffs — independent of the state government but operating with their public blessing — would appeal.
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America is a big country with plenty of racists and xenophobes; those racists and xenophobes exist independent of the Democratic Party.
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To emphasize that prosecutions should be independent of politics, criminal charges are brought in the queen's name rather than the government's.
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A measure on the state's ballot would create a commission independent of the legislature to draw the next set of boundaries.
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"The role of the FBI and the FBI director needs to be one that is independent of partisan politics," said Wray.
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He said the decision to halt travel was made independent of the two cases and that the employees were treated immediately.
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They fought to protect both, knowing how important it was that our F.B.I. remain independent of political influence of any kind.
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Amar now welcomes the nationwide investigation but wants it to be done correctly and independent of the health agency, she said.
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Among his 26 co-sponsors are 14 other Democrats and Senator Bernie Sanders, Independent of Vermont, who caucuses with the party.
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While executive board members are meant to be independent of their country of origin, they are put forward by national governments.
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It maintains that it's independent of any airport control or input and undertakes a private survey assessing customer service and facilities.
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And the big twist is that the board will be independent of Facebook — funded by it, but accountable only to itself.
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In June 2018, Trump directed the Department of Defense to establish the Space Force as something independent of the Air Force.
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Alas, there was a plot twist: San Francisco-based online clothier Chubbies actually sent the shorts to Einhorn, independent of Musk.
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Independent of hotels, Monterey Bay Whale Watch runs year-round whale-watching boat excursions — guests are accompanied by a marine biologist.
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It's not independent of the ruling Communist Party, so it ultimately takes its orders on monetary policy from China's top leaders.
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Lincoln would find it hard to understand how that alone would not disqualify him, independent of public policies, for the presidency.
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Now, in the days after Parkland, when a response -- independent of special interest pressure -- is greatly needed, the President cannot deliver.
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Nestled in the east, just above the outer calf of Italy's boot, it's completely independent of the country that surrounds it.
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"There is a window that's closing, and I think that window is independent of the election outcome," said the banking lobbyist.
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I think he has a little bit more reason in him than Scott Walker, who seems completely independent of any ideals.
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That said, I do hope people are able to appreciate the music for what it is, itself, independent of external forms.
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What Tulving called "semantic memory" refers to general facts that have no real bearing on personality, being independent of personal experience.
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"Gender identity is a brain thing, it's your sense of whether you're male or female in your head; it is independent of your body parts, it is independent of who are you attracted to," said Dr. John Steever, an adolescent medicine specialist and assistant professor of pediatrics at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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That is a tall order in a region where the state, whether under communism or now, has never been independent of parties.
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When faced with dilemmas, they will seek the best outcomes independent of whether or not they themselves are comfortable with the actions.
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And a handful of Senate Republicans have flatly said that Nunes' actions warranted the creation of a special commission independent of Congress.
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But meanwhile, UTC is defined by an atomic clock whose timekeeping is independent of any issues about the rotation of the Earth.
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Why would Fiat Chrysler try to merge two segments, SUVs and pickups, that have largely stayed independent of each other for years?
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Bella Hadid continues to make her mark on the modeling world independent of big sis Gigi: First, she was the brunette Hadid.
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"A somewhat surprising (yet frequently observed) finding is that the effects of weight stigma emerged independent of actual body size," Hunger noted.
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There's no alternative representation of women excelling in a career independent of a man's actions, direction, success, or reaction to her success.
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But in the future, the watch, independent of any other Apple product, will allow for seamless integration into a user's personal life.
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Therefore, the populism that has erupted across the U.S. and Europe will go on or die — independent of what happens to him.
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The two sets of shareholders will vote on the merger independent of Musk after a due diligence process, the Tesla CEO said.
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State governments still wield significant power over a wide range of policy areas, quite independent of Washington, particularly in social welfare provision.
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"That caused a massive hiccup to the stock, and that is something independent of their various space programs," Chanin said of Boeing.
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"Notability is defined as a subject that has 'received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject,'" Lien says.
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For example, if you were late, independent of what demographic or skill level you were, you had to do 30 pushups [3].
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Those associations were found to be significant and independent of socioeconomic status, body mass index and cardiovascular risk factors, the researchers noted.
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It calls for ending unlawful arrests, ensuring that the courts are independent of prosecutors and preserving people's right to film police officers.
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But he has also been tough on institutions like the judiciary and congress, which are supposed to be independent of the presidency.
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It is independent of any airport control or input and undertakes a private survey assessing customer service and facilities across 550 airports.
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Browder told Reuters that his filing was totally independent of the SVT report and that he has not compared data with SVT.
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Kaniela Ing moved to introduce a bill requiring Hawaii explore the possibility of an internet infrastructure independent of the mainstream mega-providers.
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Independent of the rhythm of the city, they offer a relief for vegetation and for visitors, though perhaps not for much longer.
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That effect, of course, could be due to any number of other economic forces independent of a company's decision to do buybacks.
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That sort of overall sustainable energy problem is the biggest problem that we have to solve this century, independent of environmental concerns.
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PRE continues to manage its operations generally independent of EXOR, although EXOR is expected to offer reasonable support to PRE as needed.
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Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said NAFTA talks were "independent" of Trump's tariff actions and should not be subject to outside pressure.
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And since these attributes are seen as independent of and more malleable than intelligence, they are a voguish area for education reformers.
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Another reason is that the Federal Reserve plays an integral role by setting monetary policy, independent of which party is in power.
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Mulvaney has hired political aides to help reshape the agency that Democrats designed to be independent of White House and congressional influence.
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The 16-member panel of preventive medicine and epidemiology experts is independent of the federal agency, and advises medical professionals on screenings.
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When the city was transferred to Chinese rule, a guarantee was made that it would have a legal system independent of Beijing.
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This op-ed from Daniel Webster is made in a personal capacity and is independent of his affiliation with Johns Hopkins University.
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"All the presumptions of law independent of evidence are in favor of innocence," the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts said in 1850.
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Direction and Decision Making:Manage at own initiative, independent of all but necessary supervision by the Research Director/Deputy Research Director as appropriate.
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The committee, which is independent of government, is chaired by former British environment secretary John Gummer and includes business and academic experts.
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And despite volumes of policy proposals, even Clinton supporters often strain to identify cohesive themes, independent of Mr. Trump, in her campaign.
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I'm more excited about the next 15 years, but hopefully it can stand on its own, independent of whatever is going on.
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"This is independent of the Cisco acquisition and is something we have been developing because of richness of that data," Dendi said.
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The apps will reportedly remain independent of one another — with Instagram and WhatsApp bringing in 1 billion and 1.5 billion users, respectively.
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Companies advocating for portable benefits, which contractors can have independent of a single employer, are seeing this as a safety net compromise.
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This way, independent of who specifically is and isn't working on a particular day, the business can continue to run smoothly.4.
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But the coins sold in coin offerings are meant to exist independent of Bitcoin and Ethereum, with their own free-floating value.
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But Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, spoke to his faithful with his own response to the State of the Union address.
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The project is to be run by a nonprofit entity in Switzerland, the Libra Association, which is independent of the social network.
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While Libra is meant to be independent of Facebook, the social networking giant has clear plans for making money from the venture.
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Helped by such outlets, a vibrant rap culture has flourished that is independent of the government and its preferred aesthetics and values.
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His FIP, or Fielding Independent Pitching — an attempt to measure a pitcher's effectiveness independent of his team's fielding — was a middling 4.29.
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"It is hard to explain the Johnny phenomenon to foreigners," Arnold Turboust, a French songwriter, told The Independent of London in 2000.
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But he owes his ascension to the Democratic establishment, and he has vowed to make the Council more independent of the mayor.
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Sixty percent of nonpartisans from the December 212 wave of the study remain purely independent of party in the summer of 22015.
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Among other things, it would require super PACs to remain independent of candidates and require that dark money groups disclose big donors.
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In January, the head of China's courts, Zhou Qiang, railed against any notion that judges should be independent of Communist Party control.
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"Humanitarian aid needs to be independent of political, military, or other objectives," UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric reportedly told press in New York.
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We built it, we prototyped it, and we just shipped it, completely independent of any release cycle of an underlying camera technology.
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However, because cryptocurrencies operate independent of the centralized market, humanitarian organizations can provide more substantive guarantees in the longevity of their aid.
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The most certain way for international broadcasting to be independent of government control is for it to operate within the private sector.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the new law will create an oversight organization independent of the US Olympic Committee.
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It must be a body that is fully independent of any political considerations including those that may emanate from the White House.
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This increased risk was independent of typical heart disease risk factors, such as cholesterol levels, blood pressure, smoking, and diabetes, Abbott said.
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At the time, she was a program director at the Thomson Reuters Foundation — a charity independent of the media conglomerate Thomson Reuters.
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Macy's, JCPenney and Victoria's Secret are also located in older malls, while Target and TJMaxx's stores are typically standalone, independent of malls.
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Most of all, he advocated making the global antidoping regulator more independent of sports organizations, empowering it to be an aggressive policeman.
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All of these changes have sparked renewed support in the advocacy community to make the immigration court system independent of the DOJ.
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"Aqua is a new leg for us and together with renewable it's important, as it's independent of the oil price," Solstad said.
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And what Gates got caught up in was Paul Manafort, and the plain old-fashioned greed that was entirely independent of politics.
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The firm holds the majority of the cryptocurrency XRP, which is independent of the company but can be used on Ripple's platforms.
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Fitch expects Fairfax to offer reasonable support and for Allied World to continue managing its insurance underwriting operations generally independent of Fairfax.
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Democrats say neither man is a serious choice for the central bank, which is supposed to be independent of the White House.
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" Senator Angus King, independent of Maine, offered a possible answer: "Maybe it is because none of our kids are in this program.
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But perhaps their key explanation is that the FBI needs a director who will apply the law independent of Trump's capricious whims.
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However, his projections are that the rest of the world will only be producing 50,000 tonnes independent of China by that time.
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She works for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a London-based charity that is independent of Thomson Reuters and operates independently of Reuters News.
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Many of us have to deal with student loans and other expenses, and affordable insurance independent of employment helps us cope with that.
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Once Article 50 is triggered, EU rules make it difficult for the UK to forge new trade deals independent of the European bloc.
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"Zhima Credit is dedicated to creating trust in a commercial setting and independent of any government-initiated social credit system," the statement reads.
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The multiyear payout is independent of lawsuits filed in the wake of the crashes, which together killed 346 people, a Boeing spokesman said.
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It sounds like a good fit, but PH shouldn't be too afraid about remaining maybe a little less independent of its new owner.
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At Code Media, Recode's Peter Kafka and Star CEO Chris Albrecht discussed Starz's plans to offer the premium channel independent of cable subscription.
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And around the world companies, foundations and assorted units of government have legal rights and responsibilities independent of the people who staff them.
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The union has long called for its separation from the Department of Justice in order to be truly independent of political decision-making.
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It is the reason why the founding fathers of America were determined to make the Supreme Court independent of the executive and legislature.
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The majority of these devices require mobility to reach their full potential, independent of electrical outlets and not tied down by power needs.
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But Gordon also points out there are reasons for people to have genetic tests done that are totally independent of their healthcare providers.
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But as I also said, the global economy does look to be doing somewhat better independent of what's happening in the United States.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit, which was (and is) independent of the newspaper, did not move in after all, thinking the building too expensive.
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Imagery has surely gotten better over time thanks to technological developments, but also the continued interest and commitment independent of Cold War politics.
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"Typically, up till now, it's always been independent of administrations," the official said, adding that letting scientists go en masse is highly unusual.
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In reality, the college does not reduce uncertainty to this extent, because unlike coin flips, state elections are not independent of one another.
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Tepper called himself "an independent of sorts," saying he supported Republican nominee Mitt Romney in the 2012 election and Barack Obama in 2008.
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The Studio is independent of Google's accelerator and investment organs, and, in fact, doesn't invest at all in the companies it works with.
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The samples, which came from Myanmar, France, and Lebanon, also show that many of these animals evolved these strategies independent of one another.
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They discovered that higher levels of thyroxine were associated with an increased risk of sudden cardiac death, independent of other cardiovascular risk factors.
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While the U.S. has the resources and ability to protect its interests independent of most U.N. organizations, other member states depend on them.
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My wife, independent of any coercion, said that she felt the shave was smoother than when I used my traditional multi-blade disposables.
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The market cycle has been behaving independent of the business cycle for a while, and is determined by a broader global risk tide.
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It will be independent of Facebook, though the social-media firm will supply lots of Libra users and could end up holding sway.
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The strong pro-democracy result reportedly spooked Beijing, with multiple Chinese officials insisting afterward that Hong Kong could never be independent of China.
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"The repatriation offer applies to any Niki flights that have been cancelled due to the current situation, independent of any insolvency," he added.
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Red Bull has stayed independent of all the attempts at international oversight but has its own protocols for safety and standards for timing.
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The group, which is independent of the Sanders campaign, said it was actively polling its members, which include 1,250 of Sanders's 1,894 delegates.
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Community and copyright violations are governed by a three-strike policy, but the decision to revoke monetization is often independent of that policy.
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This organization, with its own elected board, independent of the legislature, would then implement the first statewide universal healthcare regime in the country.
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That said, the views expressed in this column are mine, independent of that relationship, and I am making every effort to be objective.
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Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives But more often, what we are faced with in these photographs is something independent of ceremony, specificity, or luster.
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Another issue is that the researchers weren't able to say that cadmium, independent of smoking, was associated with contrast sensitivity declines, Volpe said.
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"These arrangements contradict Council of Europe standards which notably require that public-service media remain independent of political or economic interference," he said.
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Shelters really do work as temporary safe havens for people to launch from and into lives that are independent of more government programs.
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Our website is where we have the biggest opportunity to develop new ways of telling stories, independent of the constraints of other platforms.
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And though the bills are advancing independent of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, she's already cheering them on—and pledging to bolster their efforts.
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They are black in America, expecting obstacles, oppression, injustice – so how do they accept consequences or rewards that arrive independent of those factors?
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"We have a clear strategy and we plan to implement that even faster — but that's independent of these leadership changes," he told me.
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Patient immunological biomarkers, that are independent of the tumor, can be measured and may provide important clues on how to treat the patient.
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As a result, they are seen by both governments and aid recipients as independent of the broader political processes associated with a conflict.
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Super PACs are simply associations of individuals who think alike and want to engage in political speech independent of candidates and political parties.
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But Schmidt and his colleagues controlled for these other confounding influences involved using "instrumental variables," or ones that are independent of personal characteristics.
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Thus the president can remove the attorney general from office for any reason — precisely because the DOJ is not independent of the president.
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Some EU lawmakers have raised concern that Varhelyi may not be sufficiently independent of Orban, who stands accused of undermining democracy in Hungary.
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Trump has promised to unlock the nation's "great energy wealth" by promoting domestic oil and gas drilling to remain independent of foreign energy.
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Groups like Hunter's and Kappeler's, whose events already happened, stressed that the protests captured real energy, independent of anything the Resisters were doing.
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Independent of any economic interests, the long-term security and privacy consequences of integrating Chinese smart technologies into our transportation infrastructure are ominous.
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It is also possible that less-educated white men are reacting to rapid changes in cultural and economic status, completely independent of Mrs.
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Then there is Europe, which for a number of historical reasons has only occasionally pursued a foreign policy independent of the United States.
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That strategy invited antitrust suits, and it also helped prevent the company from creating new businesses wholly independent of the two cash cows.
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Bove believes there are factors independent of any stress test results which are hurting the group, and it's because of a key error.
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This means that distinguishing between tax structures and whether they boost or depress economic growth is very important and independent of government spending.
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The court, which sits in Strasbourg but is independent of the European Union, rules on cases involving the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Growing up as a woman in the city, tree planting was the first time I ever felt financially powerful independent of my sexuality.
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From such studies, it appears that the effect of antidepressants, specifically the tricyclic antidepressants, was independent of the effect on depression, says Jackson.
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The tag team of the Fed and its allies in finance defeated Dodd's goal of a stronger regulatory structure independent of the Fed.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, the committee's chairman, said Barr's previous service as attorney general showed that he can be independent of the president.
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One piece that holds its own meaning independent of the space is Barb Smith's "Untitled" (2017), made of memory foam and aqua-resin.
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There were a couple of weak effects, but statistically, the change in time perception happened independent of any subjective influence of the drug.
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She returned to national politics when she worked as an organizer for the 2016 presidential campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont.
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"Independent of load, we can change the leveling of the vehicle, and give a good compromise between ride and comfort," Mr. Böcking said.
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Since caucuses are run by state parties, they have their own rules and processes and are independent of the state-run election process.
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Nixon discussed the possibility of firing Hoover, convinced that the director was too old and cautious — and too independent of White House influence.
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"Decreased fetal movement is concerning independent of itching and warrants a call to your doctor or a visit to the hospital," says Smith.
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Bitcoin was invented to be free of centralized control -- in an attempt to create a currency that was independent of the banking system.
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The other factor, independent of a player's talent, that can influence how much he earns is his willingness to take a pay cut.
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It needs to be independent of the circles of malevolence and disorientation that the Democratic House and the president have drawn around them.
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Dr. Elshikh alleges direct, concrete injuries to both himself and his immediate family that are independent of his mother-in-law's visa status.
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The deficits over that period, independent of this likely tax bill, could be as high as 20 percent of that cost — $10 trillion.
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Money transfers from the United States fund a Cuban civil society independent of the state for the first time in a half-century.
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Overall, Hippie Modernism paints a picture of radical and rhizomatic action, taking place on a global scale and largely independent of controlling interests.
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But Agenda is editorially independent of The Financial Times, and the decision on how to handle the complaint fell to the Agenda newsroom.
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Though NGS is owned by the Singapore authorities, it is privately run, which means the curatorial mandate is independent of possible government interference.
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" He continued: "Even though the Nobel Assembly is independent of the Karolinska Institute, the case may affect the way the Nobel Prize is perceived.
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There's also mention of using foam to provide "constant force independent of ear size"—a departure from the all-plastic design of current AirPods.
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The FAA does not conduct crash investigations, and its findings on the proposed fix for the 737 Max will be independent of the probes.
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Containers run independent of the hosts on which they are placed, giving you consistency from test, to dev and all the way to production.
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"This is a project for the next decades and therefore, to a certain extent, independent of current events," a spokesman for the group said.
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Line is one of the biggest of the messaging apps to still remain independent of any larger owner, and the first to go public.
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Fearful that sanctions will eventually seep into their civil-aviation activities, UAC now aspires to build passenger jets wholly independent of Western supply chains.
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Other than the class AB notes of Series 7503-1 SWAN Trust, the notes' ratings are independent of downgrades to the LMI provider's ratings.
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Furthermore, today's Statements of Objections are independent of the Commission's ongoing antitrust investigation in relation to Google's Android operating system and certain mobile applications.
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In recent months, U.S. officials have sought to emphasize that Trump would honor the Fed's historic ability to make decisions independent of political interference.
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This is a great example of convergent evolution at work, when animals in different habitats stumble upon the same solution independent of one another.
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In order to demonstrate to the jury that Haraway was dead, the prosecution had to provide evidence independent of Ward and Fontenot's taped confessions.
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Some analysts feel that the president will want to have a new person to head BI, which by law is independent of the government.
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"Independent of all the news there was surrounding (the meeting), we managed to reach a unanimous consensus," Argentine Agriculture Minister Luis Miguel Etchevehere said.
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This is all independent of the question over whether Apple should be compelled to unlock the terrorist's 227c phone directly by hacking the passcode.
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Prior presidents have been less vocal in public about their disagreements with the path of monetary policy, thought to be independent of political pressure.
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The show stumbles most, in fact, when it tries to treat the rest of the world as something sustainable independent of Elliot's own life.
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Vanguard spokeswoman Arianna Stefanoni Sherlock called the concerns raised by the study "unfounded" and said its voting operations are independent of its servicing work.
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Former Indy 500 winner Gil de Ferran, the sporting director of McLaren Racing, will lead a dedicated group independent of the Formula One team.
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Belsky's research has shown that the genetics of a person's friends and schoolmates might influence their own educational outcomes, independent of their own DNA.
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An Intelligence Committee aide said the panel had changed the provision independent of Clapper's letter and felt it had "appropriately addressed" intelligence community concerns.
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But Democrats seized on the reported conversation as a violation of longstanding traditions holding that the FBI must be independent of the White House.
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To be considered such would mean the part of the service which is not made by electronic means is "economically independent" of the service.
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"In order to make our results more independent of the European sugar market, we intend to enter the cane sugar production market," Nordzucker added.
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In my wife's case the number is set to 0, because her phone has its own message ID system independent of this particular file.
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" Later, Comey said he explained "why it was so important that the FBI and the Department of Justice be independent of the White House.
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Federalism, the idea that state and local governments can and should pursue policies independent of (and even in conflict with) the federal government's priorities.
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In response, the agency insisted that it is already politically independent of Ankara and that it planned over time to become financially independent too.
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But I put it to you that this something else, this cost disease and/or market failure, is not independent of technology at all.
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"It's so over the top and then two days later it's gone," Jane Ruessman of Buckinghamshire, England, told The Independent of the Christmas holiday.
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While some, like The Cornell Daily Sun, are fully independent of the universities they cover, others are fully or partly financed by the colleges.
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