We are rarely as ready to separate from our teenagers as they are ready to separate from us.
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Critical access hospitals should also be grouped together and separate from community hospital and separate from comprehensive treatment centers.
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These days, many people find it easier to separate from their partner than to separate from their romantic ideals and fantasies.
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Kissing was separate from sex, separate from lust, similar to the way you applied lip gloss at your locker, knowing a boy would be watching.
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" Dr. Chopra explained: "The moment you identify yourself as separate from other beings, or other people, or separate from life in general then you will suffer.
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Carson's NCSA will be separate from the military, except when it's not: Such an agency must be kept separate from the military, but work with them when national security demands it.
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These meeting rooms are separate from the CrunchMatch networking program.
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The city's budget is separate from the budget for CPS.
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The schools police are separate from the Baltimore Police Department.
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It is constructed to keep us separate from our power.
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The rest would separate from service with no retirement benefits.
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Separate from Kushner's legal bind, political pressure continues to build.
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It is separate from Xinhua, China's national official news agency.
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Separate from the story mode is a lightsaber training arena.
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Separate from Amazon Studios, Donoghue's team also reports to Blackburn.
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Could you keep the new memories separate from your own?
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The legal issues are somewhat separate from the political ramifications.
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The big picture: The decisions are separate from pension benefits.
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It must operate on a plane functionally separate from reality.
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"My story feels very separate from my paintings," Downie says.
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That income is steady and separate from our trip account.
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Or is this new headset separate from Facebook's other efforts?
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And I try to keep writing separate from my profession.
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They're typically held at brokerages, completely separate from your employer.
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By Monday she was announcing plans to separate from him.
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The new films will be separate from the Skywalker saga.
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The editorial board is entirely separate from the Post newsroom.
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Peters sees WeWork's struggles as separate from proptech's larger challenge.
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Congressional committees are conducting investigations that are separate from Mueller's.
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So, they need to be kept separate from each other.
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I never thought of myself as separate from everyone else.
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So, this work isn't separate from my personal, daily life.
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For me, it shows that politics isn't separate from life.
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Those funds are separate from the $15,000 in individual donations.
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Indivior said that settlement was separate from its own case.
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Throughout the game, Aya is deliberately kept separate from Bayek.
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Those obligations are separate from $70 billion of bond debt.
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That review is separate from the city analysis released Monday.
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This happens during intimate showroom appointments separate from runway presentations.
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You do the transcript as separate from the creation completely.
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Should the healing arts have been kept separate from biology?
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Upon leaving the clinic, I immediately felt separate from humanity.
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Not separate from trauma, but not defined by it either.
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The News Tab will be separate from Facebook's main feed.
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Thursday's action by Roberts is completely separate from that case.
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The content of these memos is separate from their classification.
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Space Force is separate from NASA, the civilian space agency.
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Mr. Kushner's work is not totally separate from his family's.
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Do you still believe that Quebec should separate from Canada?
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It felt both heavy and somehow separate from my body.
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And they will naturally start to separate from the population.
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I don't think science has ever been separate from politics.
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We wanted to separate from the reality of our lives.
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I don't look my practice being separate from my life.
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That's separate from the question about what happens to families afterward.
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Avianca Brasil is separate from the better known Avianca Holdings AVT_p.
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The meeting was separate from next week's hearing, the sources said.
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"My relationship from Carole is separate from that," Mortimer told PEOPLE.
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Airbnb in China is officially separate from the rest of Airbnb.
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It is separate from a $5,000 reward offered by Alabama Gov.
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The new surtax would be separate from the existing corporate tax.
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They want the island to be separate from the mainland forever.
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Can or should art be separate from the people consuming it?
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There's also a parent dashboard separate from the mini-games app.
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The charges Weinstein faces now are separate from the Gutierrez case.
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I wanted to keep my music separate from my contact ability.
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On October 16, the Schiaparelli rover will separate from its mothership.
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Registration on this system is separate from officially applying for asylum.
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The fund is a standalone thing, totally separate from the agency.
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The purchases were separate from the quality assurance program, Bloomberg says.
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In fact, Google Home calling is entirely separate from your smartphone.
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Lastly, we want tips to be totally separate from Instacart payments.
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It is also separate from its ownership of Coty and Bally.
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It is separate from the newsroom and the op-ed section.
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However, CareKit seems to be a distinct platform separate from ResearchKit.
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The right to continue coverage is separate from the coverage itself.
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Trump also maintains a spokesperson separate from her White House staff.
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But the EU money is separate from spending by individual governments.
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For example, uses where a tattoo is separate from a body.
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What happens to these folks after they separate from the military?
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The baby is completely born and is separate from the mother.
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But you've always been a little separate from any one crew.
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" She continues, "My work is really separate from my recreational life.
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Women have struggled mightily to establish careers separate from their husbands.
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Who might she be, separate from all those ties of duty?
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The civil case involving Cimini is separate from the criminal investigation.
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Silva has long advocated keeping her evangelical faith separate from politics.
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He regarded the exam as separate from his son's behavioral issues.
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Child support, which is separate from alimony, already offers no deduction.
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Officials separate from the new group have met since the deal.
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Michelle Obama will have her own legacy, separate from her husband's.
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And procedures keep senior officials totally separate from contract award decisions.
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Clinton's server was hacked is separate from whether a crime occurred.
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I try to keep it very separate from my paid work.
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They also keep the donated food separate from their purchased food.
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My work is not separate from other parts of my life.
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The lawsuit filed by Avendaño today is separate from that settlement.
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It is separate from the newsroom and the Op-Ed section.
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But gratitude in its most remarkable manifestation is separate from circumstances.
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It allowed me to separate from the adults in my life.
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We assumed those parts of the world were separate from us.
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Separate from the main story of the Skywalker family, et al.
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Quebec maintains its own homelessness strategy, separate from the federal government.
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"This company is not somehow separate from everything else," he said.
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" Tidal also posted a song separate from the album, titled "Salud!
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I need to announce this email thing separate from Loretta Lynch.
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It's seductive, demanding, elusive and impossible to separate from its image.
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That investigation is separate from multiple congressional investigations into Russian meddling.
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Kaspersky's North American division is separate from its headquarters in Moscow.
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It is separate from North America's Sasquatch and Big Foot folklore.
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The settlement is separate from the criminal case pending against Weinstein.
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No. The Times's Opinion section is completely separate from its newsroom.
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"We're not, after all, separate from the animal kingdom," she says.
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Sometimes, you wish your cords were more separate from one another.
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DraftKings and FanDuel both operate sportsbooks separate from their fantasy offerings.
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Finally, a word about the telecast itself, separate from the voting.
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They're both outsiders, separate from the establishment wing of the GOP.
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Those professionals are separate from the NBA and the players association.
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The team would be separate from the White House Counsel's Office.
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Still, the company said that issue was largely separate from Messenger.
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Police succeeded in keeping the neo-Nazi contingent separate from protesters.
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It keeps her very separate from the rest of the crew.
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Separate from Fridays, 13 took on negative connotations during the Last Supper.
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Avianca Brasil is separate from the better-known Avianca Holdings SA AVT_p.
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Those are separate from the 3,000 ads turned over to the committees.
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Uber's Khosrowshahi said the company is making its decision separate from Lyft.
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It's important to keep your business funds separate from your personal funds.
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Why can she separate from her daemon when no one else can?
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This cycle is therefore highly sustainable and separate from the oil industry.
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Imagine that — a power source separate from the highly polluting oil industry.
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The al-Sanea case is separate from the main anti-graft campaign.
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This is a new service and is separate from Disney Movies Anywhere.
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Smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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The Pakistani Taliban are allied with but separate from the Afghan Taliban.
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These jokes are separate from the meme-based web humor that pervades.
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So I think that's very separate from how we're thinking about shopping.
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The studio describes it as "a standalone product separate from season one."
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Instead they separate from their spouses and take up with new partners.
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The 47-member Council of Europe is separate from the European Union.
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Selena's already taken steps to keep her identity separate from her boyfriends.
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Tributes is a dedicated section separate from a dead person's Facebook timeline.
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I always viewed Earth as separate from that entire thing around me.
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Japan has sought to keep discussions on currency separate from trade agreements.
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This is separate from the 13-count indictment in Illinois federal court.
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The federal charges filed last week are separate from the Illinois case.
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Cops should not be separate from the black community or any community.
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Children from this group currently have immigration cases separate from their parents.
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Her injuries appeared to be separate from the burglary nearby, officials said.
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In a paper world, a ledger entry is separate from a transaction.
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Ryan said that bill would be separate from a technical-corrections bill.
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Axios is expected to operate the service separate from its editorial side.
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Additionally, the study design was kept separate from Apple, who funded it.
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This investment, separate from any existing effort, would offer many downstream benefits.
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But private life was separate from public life, one of them said.
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"We are separate from, we are other than," says actress Ekeobong Utibe.
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Again, the effect works to separate from both the foreground and background.
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Credit unions are legally separate from the companies whose employees they serve.
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But our lives are not separate from the practices that frame them.
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The accusations are largely separate from Manafort's work on the Trump campaign.
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A den with a balcony is separate from the main living area.
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But eventually the women separate from the men, and topical meanings rise.
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Mr. Bezos owns the paper privately, separate from his role at Amazon.
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This messaging effort is separate from other potential government actions like cyberattacks.
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The probation process is separate from San Francisco-based PG&E's bankruptcy.
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It is separate from the newsroom and the Op-Ed section. Enough.
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This is to keep dairy-contaminated cookware separate from dairy-free cookware.
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You can keep work bookmarks separate from your home bookmarks, for example.
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My political views are separate from what I do as a business.
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This discount is separate from the Vimeo deal, and end December 4.
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"You know, it's something entirely separate from what we do," she said.
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There are three other Russian consulates separate from the embassy in Washington.
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Boeing is pushing to get this money out separate from the litigation.
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Like other super PACs, Unite the Country is separate from the campaign.
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You're just there, but your mind feels completely separate from your body?
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But she said that message was difficult to separate from his tone.
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Are these ways of looking and remembering completely separate from each other?
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It is separate from the newsroom and the Op-Ed section. Gov.
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I imagine it was a manifestation of his mindset at the time because he talks about a lot about wanting to keep his family separate from his friends at school and his friends separate from his art friends.
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Miller said he didn't know; the FOIA office is separate from Public Affairs.
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But generally we try to keep explicit advocacy separate from our professional lives.
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Will Northern Ireland separate from the U.K. and join the Republican of Ireland?
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"Too often, we see the psychological as separate from the physical," she explains.
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So are the characters being kept separate from Elliot for some larger purpose?
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Trump next week plans to detail how he will separate from his businesses.
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The Tibet Women's Soccer team is separate from the Tibetan National Sports Association.
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This can include storing firearms unloaded and locked, separate from ammunition, doctors advise.
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Barnes' lawyers responded that the dissolution case was separate from the derivative suit.
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Kurzen's portraits allow each woman to define herself as separate from her assault.
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This whole system used to be separate from politics until one word, Bork.
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It would fare better if it attempted an identity separate from its past.
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San Francisco began developing its own clubs and nights, separate from New York.
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The memeification of AirPods is mostly separate from their real-life uses, though.
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The independent board is, according to Facebook, separate from the company of Facebook.
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Open a new savings account to keep it separate from your other savings.
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"It's too early to tell; hopefully she can separate from it," he said.
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Hamer treated the party in the following years as being separate from herself.
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Just imagine if your travel wardrobe was separate from your, well, regular one.
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Guns in the home should be stored locked, unloaded and separate from ammunition.
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But she also appreciated the human body as a masterpiece separate from science.
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Separate from this, Siri will recommend shortcuts based on your daily iPhone activity.
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A lot of the times, the real work is separate from the industry.
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The FICO driving score will be separate from its well-known credit score.
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I have a monthly goals book that I keep separate from my journal.
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According to Sirin, the wallet's hardware is "fully separate" from the device's hardware.
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That having it separate from the Army does little beyond creating a bureaucracy.
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In fact, Google Home's hands-free calling is separate from your smartphone altogether.
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"I watched the foundation separate from the house and lift up," she says.
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The probation process is separate from San Francisco-based PG&E's bankruptcy filing.
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Hollande said a European defense separate from NATO would not make any sense.
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Separate from the current court fight, the Restasis patents already have been invalidated.
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It will be separate from the Civilian Review Board, the consent decree says.
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Clarification: The Economist Intelligence Unit is a business separate from the Economist magazine.
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This points to an underlying concern with ourselves as separate from the network.
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Separate from the event, Rovio will also be donating $100,000 directly to UNICEF.
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Users can launch text-only private messages, separate from Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.
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First and foremost, Congress should pass a bill separate from other legislative vehicles.
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From there, messaging takes place in distinct chat threads separate from Facebook Messenger.
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Google's extraneous operations, like Nest, have never been separate from its core business.
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It is its own app in iOS, however, separate from the music player.
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" And I'm, like, "Well, that team would be separate from another team then.
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A lot of residences in the world are separate from the actual embassy.
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The transport people needed special courier badges separate from all their other badges.
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In his statement, Picardo described the U.S. effort as separate from Thursday's decision.
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But it turns out a lot of us are very separate from that.
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They are separate from the premium subsidies the government pays to lower premiums.
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There are other problems, too, separate from one's taste for that particular theme.
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As with email, address and attachment fields should be separate from the text.
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The claim of absolute immunity is separate from the concept of executive privilege.
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They also have their own DNA, separate from the DNA in the nucleus.
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And yet Schmidt convincingly argues that Jacques's idea was entirely separate from Sheehy's.
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Most of the time, these ballots are kept separate from the other ballots.
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Separate from Friday's agreement, teachers have already been promised a 10% wage hike.
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MARS is separate from re:MARS, the robotic event that's open to the public.
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However, these two developments are separate from the firms' participation in the Consortium.
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That work is separate from a party-led effort like this week's caucuses.
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There was a soup and salad bar separate from the hot foods section.
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El Alto was incorporated as a city separate from La Paz in 1985.
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The two groups' contract negotiations are separate from those of the wireless workers.
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The world he creates is both separate from ours and connected to it.
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The investigation is separate from an ordeal with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Republicans have said immigration reform should be negotiated separate from any funding measures.
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Buying Time Magazine, I think, is good and it's totally separate from Salesforce.
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Even beyond that, SoftBank also has many investments separate from the Vision Fund.
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The databases should be similarly hosted, but separate from email and internet browsing.
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In 1930, Congress established a Board of Parole separate from the prison system.
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If you see marine life as separate from life on land, you're mistaken.
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Humans who believe they are separate from the rest of the animal kingdom.
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The fund appears to be separate from Amazon and his other commercial endeavors.
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I hang those in the locker separate from the bag while I exercise.
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Two and a half minutes into the flight the side boosters (both of which have flown before as Falcon 9's) will separate from the central core; half a minute later the core booster will separate from the second stage.
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The LTSE listings program is optional and separate from IEX's own corporate listings program.
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As Google notes, it keeps your business chat messages separate from your personal messages.
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In the 1850s, Lajos Kossuth led a revolution in Hungary to separate from Austria.
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The piece appears to separate from the nails on which it should be hung.
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Design-wise, I like that the controller is wireless and separate from the headset.
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"The Bethenny-Carole situation is completely separate from my relationship with Carole," said Mortimer.
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The event was separate from Harvard's main commencement, which took place two days later.
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Taiwan elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
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Little Rock and Wichita separate from the group, just like they did in Zombieland.
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Separate from your character level are the abilities you unlock on the Ascension nexus.
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Portland police keep Patriot Prayer affiliates separate from protesters during a rally in Portland.
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Even growing up in Miami, where Cuban culture abounds, I felt separate from it.
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Still, Harry paid the bills, and kept his business separate from his home life.
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Under U.S. regulation, those must be housed in entities separate from deposit-taking operations.
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"The Bethenny-Carole situation is completely separate from my relationship with Carole," she said.
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Like the previous redesign, your friends' Stories will still remain separate from branded content.
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She wants to keep her life with Younes separate from her kids for now.
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Just today, researchers discovered a new kind of IoT malware entirely separate from Mirai.
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We were forced to separate from our children and forced to use child care.
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These guidelines consider science on human tissues as somewhat separate from research on people.
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Also, interest generally accrues on the amount owed, which is separate from the penalty.
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Donald Trump's response to Huma Abedin's decision to separate from her husband was inevitable.
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The culture interview is conducted by someone totally separate from the candidate's application process.
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Icebergs do separate from ice sheets in the Antarctic on a fairly regular basis.
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Still, some Republicans are dismissing criticism of how Trump will separate from his business.
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This means the café is separate from the feline-filled portion of the grounds.
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"I wish that I would've kept [the show] totally separate [from Ricki]," she admitted.
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"He keeps finding ways to separate from the competition by being innovative," Chesson said.
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Opposition fighters are expected to separate from jihadist groups in areas such as Aleppo.
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Driscoll specifically cited the Russian hacking case in court as separate from her matter.
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He offers whimsical techniques to help children see themselves as separate from their thoughts.
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Just as Britons have voted to separate from Europe, her plan looks very European.
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"From day one, creating Melco was to be separate from that empire," Ho said.
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The package is separate from the energy bill but their fates are tied together.
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Both Thang and Thanh were prosecuted for other corruption cases, separate from Monday's case.
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I mean it's really separate from what's going on on the national political field.
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And of course, your "dream kitchen fund" should be separate from your emergency fund.
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Even after he moved back to Baltimore, Mckesson stayed largely separate from local activists.
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It's the hardest of the three to separate from Future's influence on his sound.
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Fraternity life first appealed to me because it was separate from my "trans" life.
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The new films will be separate from the Skywalker saga and introduce new characters.
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The cases should nominally have no effect because they are separate from the negotiations.
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So you do think that Congress should investigate it separate from the Russia investigation.
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This new institution was owned and controlled by investors, but legally separate from them.
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The tax credits are separate from the CSR subsidies and will continue in 2018.
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"We used to keep it separate from the tropical trees career," Dr. Asner said.
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It's a difficult situation to be on a team and simultaneously separate from it.
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This seems to be something that Australians themselves, separate from me, continue to debate.
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The ideals of Rojava were often impossible to separate from the pressures of war.
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Now I try and think about my disordered eating as something separate from me.
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Both the FDA and Jimmy John's said this outbreak is separate from Tuesday's letter.
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But it is important to recognize biphobia as a prejudice completely separate from homophobia.
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Rodino appointed a nonpartisan staff (separate from standing committee staff) to conduct the inquiry.
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All work AggregateIQ does for each client is kept separate from every other client.
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The analysts are separate from the underwriters, but it still creates an awkward appearance.
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But a challenge is keeping infotainment systems separate from those that control the car.
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This is separate from the brightness of a light, which is measured in lumens.
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But I think it is a debate you can separate from this unspeakable tragedy.
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If you're having trouble keeping your Gelflings separate from your Skeksis, you're not alone.
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It's almost all pain, an elemental pain, the pain of being separate from others.
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Generally, I try to keep my moods separate from my reactions as a critic.
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I realized that we are separate from each other — she has dreams and goals.
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At 770 feet, the nation's tallest dam is structurally separate from the reservoir's spillways.
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Funds for the NRA-ILA are kept separate from the rest of the organization.
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This is quite separate from the impeachment inquiry, but they could ultimately fuse together.
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Myanmar's military still retains significant power in the country, separate from the civilian government.
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The case is separate from the initial lawsuit Daniels filed against Cohen and Trump.
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The story will apparently be separate from the current trilogy in the works. (BBC)
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Her political qualifications or lack thereof are entirely separate from her time as Miranda.
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Next were the VIPs, still separate from the service itself, but on the mount.
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"Turkey is bearing a very big burden in relation to the Syrian civil war but all of that is completely separate from Germany's fundamental values ... freedom of the press, opinion and science apply and are completely separate from that," she told reporters.
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Investigations into 1MDB were separate from probes into the bank deposits, Apandi said on Saturday.
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The recently launched NYC Ferry also has its own ticketing system, separate from the MTA.
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This is separate from R&D and will be about applying AI in the business.
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Instead, it adds complexity by providing another set of content separate from the main timeline.
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What I know now, however, is that valuing yourself is separate from valuing your ego.
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At the same time, Maracle says, work separate from politics continues to have an impact.
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"I think that Britain will separate from the EU," Trump said from a Florida studio.
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Upon arrival to Mars on October 16th, the Trace Gas Orbiter will separate from Schiaparelli.
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No. There are things that we are doing that are kind of separate from that.
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Facebook has assured regulators that Calibra's data would be kept separate from the social network.
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States may also issue their own PINS for state returns, separate from the federal codes.
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It utilizes its own secure boot and personalized software update separate from the application processor.
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I was choosing myself, an individual separate from the couples I normally defined myself by.
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He said he did his best to keep his research separate from his family time.
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Logic has officially taken the first step to legally separate from his wife Jessica Andrea.
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They can be completely separate from each other, and they can also be completely interwoven.
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Johnson's trilogy will be "separate from the episodic Skywalker saga," Lucasfilm said in a statement.
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The duo reportedly ended their attempts in 2013, and their efforts were separate from Cohen's.
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"I wish that I would've kept [the show] totally separate [from Ricki]," says Maynard Johnson.
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Cook over medium heat until oil begins to separate from mixture, about 1 minute. 3.
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This is something they should be selling on digital stores for $20, separate from Madden.
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And it also may be another place in which microbes thrived — separate from the lake.
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Nicole Kidman's character creates a little suburban punk enclave, separate from the one in London.
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And while Katz personally mines cryptocurrency, he says he keeps it separate from the business.
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"We can be very separate from the Minecraft community, with only minimal involvement," said Isi.
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"This allows air into the curls and helps them separate from each other," he notes.
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Above all, Germain stressed that its advocacy business was entirely separate from its news products.
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When Google became Alphabet last year, Nest was named its own subsidiary, separate from Google.
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It will also increase competition for the apps that remain separate from Roku's streaming services.
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It also agreed that the memorial should be separate from the scene of the attack.
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The question is whether oil policy can be separate from economic or national security policy.
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Jim Cramer knows that the U.S. central bank is supposed to be separate from politics.
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It's a form of communication separate from or alongside form the instructions for the computer.
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That would be separate from the annual review already foreseen in the agreement with Washington.
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However, we still strongly recommend keeping the Media Cache folder separate from your original media.
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Compositionally, she tries to keep the figures separate from each other to avoid unintentional mashups.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the charges are "wholly separate" from the trade negotiations.
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His son Eric insisted last March that he'd keep his father separate from the business.
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Mr Temer argues that the PMDB's coffers were separate from the PT's, and above board.
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The uptick in surveillance is separate from any increased force protection measures for US forces.
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Trump advisers have said his children would run his business wholly separate from Trump himself.
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We are not separate from the Nazi sympathizer who has four cats and likes Seinfeld.
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On Monday, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross called ZTE an enforcement issue separate from trade policy.
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Ms. Abedin's choice to separate from her husband evokes the debates that erupted over Mrs.
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Trump's economic advisors have called the ZTE policy an "enforcement" issue separate from trade negotiations.
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The legal action is separate from a $2 billion lawsuit Pambakian co-filed last year.
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After the revised bill was released, she suggested addressing Medicaid reform separate from ObamaCare repeal.
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This trial engages a neural network separate from the language cortex—the executive-function system.
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To start, many business schools have their own financial aid offices, separate from the university.
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They are separate from negotiations underway with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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But this period of Wall Street being kept separate from politics seems to be ending.
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Maezawa's personal endeavors and projects are explicitly kept entirely separate from the ZOZO brand.4.
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The mail screening facility is on the Pentagon grounds but separate from the main building.
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It's a struggle to make the wild feel urgent when you're completely separate from it.
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Separate from the Russian effort, which we had important discussions about whether to publicize that.
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It appears to be entirely separate from the other breach we learned about in September.
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"Maybe we'll just have to decide to separate from the United Nations," Duterte reportedly said.
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The most ingenious feature here is that the data storage is separate from the processing.
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The most ingenious feature here is that the data storage is separate from the processing.
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He and his wife, Melinda, announced a new lobbying organization, separate from the Gates Foundation.
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Some officials think the effort is separate from any Kremlin effort to favor Mr. Trump.
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" "It is no longer good enough to say my health is separate from your health.
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So this being separate from the special counsel, then why not investigate it in Congress?
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But that decision would be separate from the decision to bar them from entering Israel.
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Cells that will become sperm separate from other cells in an embryo early in development.
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While they are separate from the general population, they are by no means under quarantine.
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A new proposal to give migrant families the choice to willingly separate from their children?
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The things that happened to the Jews were horrible, but quite separate from my father.
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The company admits that the customer support infrastructure became too separate from its overall operations.
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The voter registration systems are separate from voter tabulation systems, which officials say were untouched.
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The France family owns a controlling stake, but it is separate from the Nascar stake.
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They kept the talks separate from the simultaneous nuclear negotiation and another frozen-assets arbitration.
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It is definitely worth a watch on its own terms, separate from the Kane drama.
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The action on copyright and unfair competition are separate from the patent proceedings, he said.
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That investigation is separate from the Astros probe and expected to take a few weeks.
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But that is entirely separate from whether he should be impeached and removed from office.
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One of the requirements was that the lactation room be separate from the airport bathrooms.
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"Separate from China's agenda is the risk of destabilizing a vulnerable society," Professor Brady said.
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Others have tried to be both part of the royal family, and separate from it.
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Simpson maintains that his company's research for Prevezon was separate from Steele's work about Trump.
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Sure, many Trump supporters have legitimate economic concerns separate from worries about race or immigration.
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Schulz mentions the Maroons just once, and distinguishes them as separate from the Underground Railroad.
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What's worth noting on our Google Discover story is that this is separate from search.
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Baby Jesus is wrapped in a silver Mylar blanket and kept separate from his parents.
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There is currently no formal way for doctors to report vaping behavior separate from smoking.
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Committee Republicans have said the investigations into surveillance abuses are separate from the Russia probe.
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That deal was separate from the U.S. investigation into China's alleged theft of intellectual property.
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Vance's investigation is a state investigation and is entirely separate from the House impeachment inquiry.
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This probe is separate from the New York attorney general's lawsuit against the Trump Foundation.
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That introduces other variables that are hard to separate from the effect of the drug.
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Clinton's defeat is difficult to separate from the other liabilities that hindered her campaign. Mrs.
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"It may be separate from the tax bill, but it needs to happen," Kasich said.
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This change — completely separate from ending the Medicaid expansion — would significantly cut state Medicaid budgets.
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Although on paper Vervata is separate from FlexiSpy the two are largely the same entity.
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It was remarkable — and again this is highly unscientific — that people who had entered fandom in the '90s were much more likely to talk about fan fiction as being not-for-profit, as being separate from the creators, and separate from the powers that be.
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Corteva, the agriculture unit, is set to separate from specialty chemical maker DuPont on June 1.
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It has its own currency Hong Kong maintains its own currency separate from the mainland yuan.
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The University of Texas at Austin tried to keep campus-carry start separate from the memorial.
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The first is that Ukraine's Orthodox Church said last month that it would separate from Russia's.
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It is separate from another money laundering scandal surrounding Danske Bank, where Deutsche Bank is involved.
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"In most news consumed on paper, the headline is not separate from the content," he said.
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The Periscope team originally had its own office separate from the Twitter headquarters in San Francisco.
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"It's hard for me to say that community care is separate from self-care," Omidian says.
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Doing what is good for the community doesn't have to be separate from growing the business.
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Separate from bitcoin, it's being used to create businesses that look like nothing we've seen before.
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But again, that's separate from the Iran nuclear deal itself, which only targets Tehran's nuclear program.
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However, the defense claimed he was mentally unstable, incapable of keeping the truth separate from fiction.
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It's also important to note that "Episode Gladiolus" is almost entirely separate from the main game.
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The work the Whistle is doing for Facebook is separate from its work for the paper.
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Our favorite deal, the aforementioned Vizio M-series TV, is separate from the holiday sale, however.
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If all goes according to plan, TGO and Schiaparelli will separate from each other on Oct.
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He stressed, however, that the steel and aluminum dispute was completely separate from the NAFTA negotiations.
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The problem is, they are totally separate from the searchable web as a matter of course.
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It updates a law that requires mental health records to remain separate from other health records.
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But fears that the U.K. will separate from the European Union subsided in Monday morning trading.
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The permit is good for three years but is separate from California's autonomous vehicle testing program.
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"The proposal is only associated with her personal brand, and entirely separate from Goop," she said.
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Keep in mind that paying through this ring is separate from Android Pay or Apple Pay.
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It's a tense environment for trade talks The NBA battle is ostensibly separate from trade talks.
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Separate from the Cassell/Martin situation is another YouTuber involved with another Counter-Strike gambling site.
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"MIO is managed independently, and all its activities are separate from McKinsey's consulting operations," McKinsey said.
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Online, the collection has its own landing page separate from the rest of the Kohl's website.
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This has created a modern world with religion separate from government—except in the Islamic states.
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All this would still be separate from the company's existing Go90 mobile video service as well.
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He tells reporters he will not resign and does not plan to separate from his wife.
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Earlier reports have also suggested Google is working on a standalone VR headset, separate from Cardboard.
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It doesn't help that Ted has a reputation, one that's hard to separate from Radnor himself.
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Some work by downloading a dedicated contacts list — separate from your regular contacts — to your phone.
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They eventually separate from the group following some night skiing, drinking at the bar, and karaoke.
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The PAC is separate from the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign committee and cannot coordinate with it.
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Next, we have the idea of a connected car, one separate from the self-driving car.
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As with the last cafe, the section with the animals is separate from the eating area.
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The G10 Rates Finance Team will be separate from the new combined Rates and Currencies business.
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Those cards are typically powerful and pricey processors that are separate from a computer's main CPU.
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Ms Klem has said the company now wants to build an identity separate from Ms Trump.
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Cobb's role is separate from Trump's outside legal team, led by New York lawyer Marc Kasowitz.
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The partnership between GBT and Airbnb is separate from the deal Amex already has for cardholders.
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In other words, your Facebook account data will largely be kept separate from your Calibra account.
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"Sometimes we think of the government as this 'thing' that is separate from us," Obama said.
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"They're separate from trade: Both we and China have acknowledged that in our discussions," he said.
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It is not currently known whether this hack is separate from the breach CBP announced today.
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While Nintendo distanced itself from… well, itself, it also managed to keep separate from the competition.
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BECs are described as a fifth state of matter, separate from gases, liquids, solids and plasma.
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Those offices are separate from YouTube's headquarters, which is around 25 miles away in San Bruno.
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"Rogue One," a standalone film separate from the main saga, racked up just over $1 billion.
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We determined to separate from Chris to ensure this matter does not interfere with firm operations.
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There are usually nursing rooms and quiet areas separate from the chaos of the communal areas.
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Another Russian lawmaker also raised broader questions about arms control that were separate from the sanctions.
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I wanted to do more of it but have my own personal space separate from work.
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Mr Obama relied on his own apparatus, separate from the party, in his two presidential campaigns.
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The Secure Enclave is interesting because like the secure boot process, it is separate from iOS.
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Think maybe she really is trapped in that room and kept separate from the outside world?
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Joking meant I could keep it separate from my high school memories, which, overall, were happy.
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It's a huge mistake to imagine Trump as being separate from this story and sui generis.
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With Lordbeef as their leader they formed Hooligan Syndicate, a closed guild separate from Goon Squad.
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We have Gaitonde as a lone, deranged mind, separate from and abusing the world around him.
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Trump's children's efforts to secure the Trump Tower deal were separate from Cohen's, Yahoo News reported.
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The case could be entirely separate from the original Russia investigation, but more likely is related.
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The committee has investigated, separate from the special counsel investigation, Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The time when climate change could be considered separate from health care is already behind us.
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How they vote is decided in an office that is usually separate from the fund managers.
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Green maintained that the focus of his impeachment articles is separate from the Mueller report's findings.
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It stays separate from our combined finances, which is important for anyone who works for themselves.
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"It's like foreigners are put in a special clan, separate from the Danish people," he lamented.
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Mitochondria, the cell's energy factories, are separate from the DNA that determines a child's inherited traits.
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Most of its leases are held by specially created subsidiaries that are legally separate from WeWork.
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The Olympics should not be this thing that's kind of in a bubble, separate from reality.
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The District of Columbia was intended to serve as the federal district separate from the states.
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The responsive cortex proved to be separate from regions involved in other forms of complex thought.
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Having an account separate from the one for spending can help encourage saving for specific goals.
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"We're focusing on the problems in Cuba that are separate from the United States," she said.
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Avianca Brasil is separate from the better-known Avianca Holdings SA, which is based in Colombia.
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Remember that your worth as a person is separate from the amount of stuff you own.
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Often, sex scenes in games are weirdly separate from the humanity and believability of their characters.
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Each persona is kept completely separate from one another so their information and photos don't overlap.
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"They felt like people were making them out to be separate from the movement," James says.
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The pharmacy, CZ Services, is separate from the mail-order company, CareZone, but they work together.
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It didn't matter if we used their cameras, the women don't do interviews separate from Oktar.
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The policy teams operate mostly separate from the political appointees wrapped up in the Pruitt saga.
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Talks between Mitsui and Novatek are separate from talks with Saudi Aramco and RDIF, sources said.
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Keep another copy with you, but separate from your actual wallet and passport while you travel.
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The Create Your Own Candy Bar attraction is separate from the rest of the theme park.
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Is there a sense that this is a very serious allegation separate from the Russia investigation?
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Mnuchin told Reuters that the Huawei sanctions were "completely separate" from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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That app is completely separate from this new local news section, according to a company spokesperson.
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"It is totally separate from anything that I work on," he said about the arrest Dec.
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It remained possible lawmakers would vote on the short-term extension separate from the spending bill.
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Technically, all of this is separate from the union, which is the company's registered legal owner.
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The new designation is separate from the nuclear sanctions that were reinstated last week against Iran.
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Separate from the settings we've already covered, you can control when notifications appear on your phone.
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Barriers to entry Boeing's satellite manufacturing business, which is separate from ULA, is in good shape.
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The travails of regular civilians might seem entirely separate from Mr. Cosby, who is American royalty.
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Ragnarok is, of course, an iteration of Norse mythology, and completely separate from the Marvel Universe.
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The inquiry is separate from the investigation into the problems that arose during the test mission.
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One ad features a man who finds it hard to separate from his army sleeping bag.
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The bakery is semi-separate from the grocery store and has its own name, Victor Benés.
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Mr. Cohen also used his own computer server, which was separate from that of the firm.
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Ryan has sought to advance a GOP agenda separate from those of the Republican presidential candidates.
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My husband and I spend some 'alone' time in the shower to separate from our daughter.
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Hanlon's decision granting Lee a stay of execution is separate from the ruling on lethal injections.
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Our Constitution ensures our 50 individual states are sovereign entities — distinctly separate from the federal government.
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SAFE said that cost is largely separate from the ongoing cost of $81 billion a year.
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It was all part of her process of finding her identity separate from the sex assault.
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Thousands of protesting Papuans also recently called for an independence vote, seeking to separate from Indonesia.
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But separate from this promotion, the Echo Dot is also on sale right now for $24.99.
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Some hosts view themselves as clearly separate from their subjects, rather than recognizing what they share.
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Paul takes it one step further, saying R. Kelly's personal life is separate from his music.
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And it'd be great if all "freemium" apps were completely separate from "free" or "paid" apps.
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It's a new platform, separate from anything that happened last year, for his own self-indulgence.
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The PR has always been separate from the legal issues Scott and Sol raised great points, but separate from the legal issues, PR was always, "Donald Trump himself was pulling the lever or someone else at high levels" and I think Kimberley is right about that.
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But what unfolded during Cosby's trial is hard to separate from the national debate happening outside it.
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NEW YORK — First Amazon launched its own monthly video streaming service — separate from Prime — to rival Netflix.
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"You feel like your arms and your legs are going to separate from your body," he said.
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Will people in Catalonia and the Basque country, parts of Spain, be emboldened to separate from Spain?
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Separate from the lawsuit, the FCC administratively denied the Times' record request in a letter released Monday.
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The app — which is separate from Google Hangouts — lets you use Google within your chats with friends.
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You might have also seen reference to wifi channels: These are connected to, but separate from, frequencies.
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Whether a document indicating dispositional instructions was part of the informed consent document or separate from it4.
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Separate from that, an open-ended Hamilton production is setting up shop in Chicago's Private Bank Theatre.
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President Donald Trump's isn't as separate from his businesses as he would like the public to think.
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Other times it's sorrowful; Trico's sad bleating when it's forced to separate from the boy is heartbreaking.
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The 1940s saw a similar menu, but the Academy made the awards ceremony separate from the feast.
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Mr Temer's lawyers have insisted that his campaign coffers were separate from Ms Rousseff's, and completely kosher.
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Most national companies employing more than 20,000 people keep their prescription drug benefits separate from medical coverage.
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The World Cup is run by FIFA, not the USSF, and is separate from the players' lawsuit.
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These breeding flies were also kept in the dark—separate from the original population of dark flies.
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For right now, all tabs run aggregated in a shared process, separate from the core Firefox process.
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Separate from that, you've got excellent options like Overcast on iOS and other apps from smaller developers.
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This, of course, is separate from the question of whether it is morally right to do so.
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Her kitchen, separate from her home and built of mud bricks, measures roughly two metres by two.
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That amount is separate from any damages Boeing may have to pay as a result of lawsuits.
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What BrainEx offers is the possibility of keeping much of the brain alive separate from the body.
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Mnuchin said the U.S. security concerns raised by the Huawei case were separate from the trade issue.
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But movie canon is considered separate from the comic book universe and is its own complex beast.
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Separate from Journey is a group of "Effect" modes, a lengthy playlist offering different types of challenges.
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Around 30 minutes after being launched out of the atmosphere, the spacecraft will separate from the rocket.
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Although Analyze140 is currently separate from the dating app, Smith has big plans to combine the two.
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The players had played in a game Thursday and left separate from the rest of the team.
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Wolf Creek said there was no operational damage and sensitive systems were separate from the corporate network.
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On Wednesday, the administration's short-term health insurance plan provided an option to consumers separate from ObamaCare.
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It's least exciting when it makes you physically more separate from actual people who are near you.
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Jim Cramer knows that the central bank in the U.S. is supposed to be separate from politics.
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He would not comment on Trump's remarks and said the trade agreement was separate from immigration issues.
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The forward-facing camera shows the fight path, footage separate from what's grabbed via the Zenmuse gimbal.
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It seems Amazon is ready to change that with a standalone service that's completely separate from Prime.
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Though the blog addresses personal finance issues, it's separate from her day job as a financial planner.
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That's opened up a whole new feature in Facebook called Direct, separate from Facebook's chat app Messenger.
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The article is separate from the highly anticipated 30-year shipbuilding plan, which is expected this summer.
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Other instances are moderated and managed by a volunteer crew and entirely separate from his flagship instance.
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Senate Republicans have said their bill will be entirely separate from the House Republicans' recently passed bill.
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McAdam said since the purchase, Verizon's approach has been to keep AOL separate from the core company.
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It's not entirely clear how Williamson's proposed department would be significantly separate from the Department of Education.
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How we feel can often be difficult to separate from how friends, parents, or pundits feel, however.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely—locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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I'm not put-together enough to keep my cooking wine separate from my this-Tuesday-sucked wine.
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When queerspawn identify as LGBTQ, many still grapple with an identity separate from those with straight parents.
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Passengers will have to keep them separate from other luggage so officials can get to them easily.
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Don't let the light fool you — sunrise at Masada is distinct and obvious, separate from first light.
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The company says they are distinctly separate from Location Services, which provide a device's location to apps.
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The conservatives argue that they should a repeal vote should be separate from any ObamaCare replacement bill.
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Note: This breach was separate from the 500-million user account hack that Yahoo revealed in September.
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She is adamant that she keeps her fictional universe totally separate from the one she lives in.
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McCaul's bill would keep the cyber division separate from the agency's mission to guard against physical threats.
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Its original incarnation was in fact set up as a non-profit, separate from the Origami Centre.
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Sharp thinks they will because a user's dating profile will be separate from their main Facebook profile.
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The NCAA settlement is separate from a $1 billion concussion settlement proposed by the National Football League.
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But political parties are private organizations with no constitutional basis and interests separate from the body politic.
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She was putting things together, turning words into sentences, figuring out how to be separate from us.
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The review would be separate from an annual review process already included in the current framework language.
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The criminal actions are separate from negotiations over a $47 billion financial settlement pending in civil proceedings.
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The end result was their quick negotiation of a peace with Great Britain, separate from French desires.
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By going private, Dynatrace was able to separate from Compuware without a messy breakup and stock sale.
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In this country, we keep our political and economic ends separate from our legitimate pursuits of justice.
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Both attempt to make what could be called a "nerve language" that isn't separate from the body.
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This is a credential that's separate from the password customers use to log into their accounts online.
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But we must remember these issues are separate from worshiping nature as if it is a god.
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Congressional Republican leaders have already been briefed on the "blueprint," which is separate from Trump's budget plan.
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When you ask for payment separate from the transaction itself, you lose visibility into the transaction cycle.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely -- locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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The hearings at the tribunal were separate from Iran's claim relating to current U.S. sanctions against Teheran.
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Keep in mind that the charge for filing late is separate from the one for paying late.
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GOP and Democratic leaders want a spending deal that is separate from an immigration deal on DACA.
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That declaration would be separate from Trump's national emergency declaration last year over the southern border crisis.
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But in some situations, it's not entirely obvious when two things are causally separate from each other.
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It's separate from my retirement, so I know the money is theirs (half for each of them).
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Awlaki: The believers, irrespective of their ethnicities, are one nation, and they are separate from the nonbelievers.
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Note that Op-Docs is part of the Opinion section, which is separate from the news department.
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She sees her family's cuisine as part of French culinary tradition, not different or separate from it.
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It marks me and other residents of the region as separate from the full citizens of Pakistan.
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Certainly you could foresee the harassment and the abuse that ordinary people, separate from the political event.
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BlackRock's advisory business is separate from its asset management business, which generates most of the firm's revenue.
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BlackRock's advisory business is separate from its asset management business, which generates most of the firm's revenue.
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It is separate from nuclear DNA, which helps determine individual traits like physical appearance, intelligence and personality.
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I needed to separate from my mother and her vision of the world as a hostile place.
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A spokeswoman said these exams were separate from the "processes" that Mr. Fairfax had spoken of earlier.
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Instead, companies like Google have a team under cloud, which is separate from its health product unit.
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Our country is separate from everything else in its mentality, and that is true in football, too.
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They had to find privacy in public spaces, a sense of home separate from where they slept.
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The announcement is separate from the union's presidential endorsement, which will be made at a later date.
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Everyone should try very hard to keep his 'style' and 'personality' separate from his policies and proposals.
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Like the larger group plan, Duo keeps each user's music preferences and recommendations separate from one another.
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Pico's model for thinking is a brand-new one, and impossible to separate from its contemporary context.
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Under Section 230, "interactive computer services" are considered legally separate from the users who generate their content.
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Critics have pounced on recent struggles from the Libra Association, which is is legally separate from Facebook.
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However, Collins has said she wants the individual mandate to be kept separate from the tax bill.
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The Justice Department investigation is separate from the Securities and Exchange Commission investigation GE announced on Jan.
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American's Cadet Academy, which is separate from its regional subsidiaries' recruiting efforts, started accepting applications in April.
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That settlement was for the municipalities and separate from any individual claims involving injuries or personal losses.
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It is separate from an income tax, which applies to wages, interest and dividends, among other sources.
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The militia is separate from the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon, though both are backed by Iran.
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The militia is separate from the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon, though both are backed by Iran.
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That house was separate from another enclosure for lowland gorillas, which were not hurt by the fire.
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The money was separate from any economic incentives the company might win for its second-headquarters project.
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"Sometimes I'll hear folks talk about trade and economic issues as separate from national security," he said.
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"Sometimes I'll hear folks talk about trade and economic issues as separate from national security," he said.
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Its parent company plans to fully separate from it by the end of the second quarter. Disclaimer
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The naval base has its own budget separate from the costs of the prison and the court.
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Those can sometimes be hard to separate from the brand of activism she has chosen to pursue.
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It's also planning to launch a new type of grocery chain that is separate from Whole Foods.
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TikTok says its U.S. operation is entirely separate from the operations of its parent company in China.
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She has repeatedly said the impeachment inquiry into the president was completely separate from progress on trade.
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The thawed raw meat should be kept separate from human food and handled with separate kitchen equipment.
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It sometimes seems to view itself as a metaphor for, and thus separate from, the real world.
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The company has raised $630 million in debt, separate from its equity funding, to finance the loans.
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The morgue is separate from the medical school research department where Brown had gifted her daughter's remains.
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My kindergartner has a clear template in his life for fairness, and it's largely separate from virtue.
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"It was like being separate from the rest of humanity, sort of in a way," he said.
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The Trump administration has said that Trump Jr.'s trip is totally separate from any administrative business.
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The anti-abortion movement has spent decades trying to make abortion seem separate from "regular" health care.
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But that was separate from the analysis of her opinions and the question of her intellectual legacy.
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You're just helping the pet separate from the pack just as he would have done in nature.
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After sitting down, he felt himself "blast off" into dissociative hallucinations; he felt separate from his body.
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It's there that the potential for exercising collective power exists, separate from the authority of the employer.
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Philip and Elizabeth are a unit completely separate from their cause, or their children, or their job.
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Please read these separate from any platform I may have, but from me as a fellow human being.
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After that, Vadala said, Moody's is considering a stand-alone cyber risk rating separate from the credit rank.
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Rawlings said the city's dealings with Amazon over its distribution centers were separate from its discussions over HQ2.
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Harris argued Friday that her relationship with Beau is "separate" from her differences with the former vice president.
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Go-Jek told Reuters the partnership with P2P lenders would be separate from its Go-Pay payment vertical.
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Separate from Bezos' letter to shareholders, Amazon announced that the company's CEO was paid $1.7 million in 2017.
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Even longer before we realize that we have brains and thoughts separate from other people's brains and thoughts.
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"The DNC has traditionally operated separate from groups like ours that organize millions of people," the groups wrote.
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More likely, it would be exhausting and rob them of a sense of self separate from their work.
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Clint -- the younger brother of Ron Howard -- filed docs to separate from wife, Melanie Howard, citing irreconcilable differences.
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However, my online identity was separate from my school identity, so I didn't need to worry about that.
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But, despite its efforts, Noah succumbed to underlying heart disease, a condition that was separate from his injuries.
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It's also well suited if you want to keep your live streaming separate from your social network feeds.
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Under those circumstances, we would detain the parent in an appropriate secured detention facility separate from the child.
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That section allows members of the public to post their own content and is separate from the buzzfeednews.
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The FAA has said a decision on when to unground the plane is separate from that joint review.
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This erasure of familiar setting allows us to more easily imagine these animals as separate from their species.
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In my mind, they have created their own culture and language separate from what humans might have programmed.
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They are animalistic and alien at the same time, deeply connected to nature, but definitely separate from it.
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Because the logic resides in the drivers, the encryption is also handled totally separate from the actual database.
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The family should feel pretty separate from the collegiate crowd, though, between the doorman and the elevator operator.
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Her personal problems are wholly separate from those of her country and the rich family she works for.
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"I feel like the character is so separate from that now and is his own thing," he says.
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Separate from the Affordable Care Act, the leaked draft suggests dramatically cutting funding for the Medicaid program entirely.
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I keep it on my person so it's separate from where the rig goes, because it's our redundancy.
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The series will be separate from the Luke Skywalker narrative as well as the new Rian Johnson trilogy.
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In other words, the process of getting your food is separate from the quality of the food itself.
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Once in the Amazon universe, cord-cutters can pay for streaming services separate from a traditional cable bundle.
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This separate network keeps your devices separate from theirs, especially if you're in the habit of file-sharing.
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Technically, what it does is separate out the company into its own entity, separate from the individual owners.
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According to TechCrunch, Reels will be given their own tab — separate from a creator's main list of videos.
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One of those is a new chip called the T2360, which is separate from the Intel Xeon CPU.
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It is separate from a lawsuit by the state and city over FedEx's dealings with four other shippers.
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Separate from fixing the spending problem, but just as crucial, is getting the budget to run on time.
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"I wish that I would've kept the show totally separate from Ricki," Maynard Johnson confesses to the outlet.
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The game is separate from your browser account, though, so, unfortunately, you can't play with your own Neopets.
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The organization will retain its acronym but remove "Clinton" from its name and separate from the Clinton Foundation.
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The new app is separate from Uber's main global app, which launched a massive redesign earlier this week.
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If allowed, they get to argue their case, separate from the plaintiff and the defendant, during a hearing.
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Blue Man gets folded into that, even though the two brands will remain separate from a creative perspective.
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There are ancient and politically complicated reasons that most people think of "nature" as separate from human culture.
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Like the Origin or Classi bands, it's a self-contained product that's completely separate from the wristwatch itself.
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Corteva, the agriculture unit, is set to separate from the new specialty chemical maker DuPont on June 1.
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He said that BlackBerry should consider hiring a senior marketing executive whose role would be separate from operations.
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Taiwan runs itself like a country, having its own ministries and national and foreign policies separate from China.
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But it's certainly clear that he has interests in the region that are separate from the national interest.
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The finance ministry said the ongoing discussions with the U.S. about currency policies are separate from KOREA-U.
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We believe Cortex - while admittedly still early - gives PANW a legitimate chance to further separate from its peers.
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This directive is separate from the New York State bill that would have prevented the system as well.
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The Guardians have remained largely separate from the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe up to this point.
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"To me it was separate" from nu metal, he says of the albums he recorded at Indigo Ranch.
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She added that an investigation separate from the ongoing probe into Russian interference in the election is needed.
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It makes it more taboo and exciting to watch because it's so separate from anything I've ever experienced.
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It's completely separate from your Google Account and Web History (which are only available to signed-in users).
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Meaning, purpose and productivity are sometimes thought of as wholly separate from one another or — even worse — incompatible.
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The Justice Department has long acted on an island, separate from the administration and accountable to no one.
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Using lock boxes and keeping ammunition separate from firearms are sensible protections parents who own guns should embrace.
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Chris Stewart of Utah, also a House intelligence member, told CNN: "It's separate from the Russian election" investigation.
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Last June, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple's over-ear headphones would be separate from the Beats line.
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As such they have their own tiny genomes, separate from the main genome in the host cell's nucleus.
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The company would be required to make further payments or guarantees to separate from the scheme in full.
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Separate from this are the request in the Customs and Border Protection security improvement plan for fiscal 2019.
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One other defendant was convicted on charges separate from the larger case, involving a different set of victims.
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The lawsuit was separate from the FBI's criminal investigation into whether Clinton or her aides mishandled classified information.
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The charges predate Manafort's work for the campaign and are separate from the investigation into Russia's election interference.
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Its $10 million is separate from the $500 million in damages the university agreed to pay this spring.
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Marvel Entertainment is separate from Marvel Studios, which produces movies like "Avengers: Endgame," the highest grossing movie ever.
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Trump's re-election campaign, separate from the other two committees, reported raising $8.3 million in the second quarter.
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That structure means those particular obligations are held by subsidiaries that are legally separate from their corporate parent.
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The trust has already retained advisers separate from the Hershey Company itself as it weighs its own options.
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Health clinics must now be "physically and financially" separate from abortion providers to be eligible for the funds.
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And Marshall had explicitly based his opinion in Marbury on a claim that law was separate from politics.
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Grassley, meanwhile, doubled down on the belief that his reelection bid is separate from the Supreme Court issue.
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Investor relations had previously been separate from the other functions and reported to Chief Financial Officer John Shrewsberry.
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This list is separate from Business Insider's annual compilation of the 25 most innovative CMOs in the world.
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Yahoo said the attack is separate from one that was disclosed in September that compromised 500 million accounts.
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But for most of us, freelance journalism is a monetized hobby, separate from whatever real income one earns.
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Guardian Angels is a volunteer safety patrol organization -- separate from the NYPD -- that started in New York City.
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The attorney-general also stressed that the investigations into 1MDB are to be separate from Najib's private donations.
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Rumor has it that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will anchor a Black Adam standalone film separate from Shazam!
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It keeps your bathing essentials separate from your dirty workout gear and is made from water resistant materials.
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Separate from the secretary of state role... Mueller: He confirmed he has interviewed with special counsel Bob Mueller.
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Wani was the controversial head of Hizbul Mujahideen, a group fighting for the state to separate from India.
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These criminal charges are separate from the civil ones filed in March by the SEC and already settled.
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That exchange led to the discovery that Kalanick had hired his own lawyers separate from Uber's corporate counsel.
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The company has participated in Hour of Code, however, but that is in December and separate from Camp.
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Separate from the Daniels lawsuits, Cohen is currently under criminal investigation in the Southern District of New York.
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Previous Qualcomm chips had a "trusted zone" that was not physically separate from the rest of the processor.
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He also suspects that elephants have also evolved ways to fight cancer that are separate from p53 altogether.
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"Chicano history was not separate from American history, it was a part of American history," Mr. Verdugo said.
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That's the benefit of being separate from a woke-monolith that would favor the forced over the honest.
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But what unfolds during Cosby's trial will be hard to separate from the national debate happening outside it.
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Are our achievements impossible to separate from the benefits that, in this country, have always come with whiteness?
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And the legal challenges aimed at forcing Trump to separate from his business have so far been fruitless.
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But separate from the business side, I'm just very excited to see it, just like any other fan.
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These investigators, like Foran and an associate, James Davidson, are separate from the investigators employed by each team.
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Giant asset for 21st Century Fox... I try to keep my politics sort of separate from the business.
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He's the director of the MIT Media Lab, which is separate from MIT itself, which is a university.
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ASOS maintains a dedicated maternity Instagram (separate from its main account) full of ASOS shoppers who tag them.
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Under those circumstances, we would detain the parent in an appropriate secure detention facility separate from the child.
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And as the court used to recognize explicitly, there is no keeping economic power separate from political power.
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It has been separate from, but generally mentioned alongside, the Vision Fund since it was revealed in 2017.
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Bentley was discharged and went home for a two-week quarantine in a room separate from his wife.
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But they are separate from the more lucrative WTA Tour tournaments (or ATP Tour on the men's side).
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There are also several other ongoing civil lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions that are separate from the global settlement.
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While Mr. Trump has been reluctant to separate from Mr. Giuliani, some of his advisers hope he will.
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But the skill sets needed to win elections are often separate from the skill sets needed to govern.
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Future Forward is separate from but allied with the remaining pro-Thaksin opposition party in parliament, Pheu Thai.
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City officials said that they were already making substantive changes — separate from whatever the Justice Department would announce.
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Nearly everyone you see on the street is perpetually in an aural bubble, separate from the outside world.
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Pro-Labour groups that are officially separate from the campaign have spent heavily on often aggressive digital ads.
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That suit is separate from this new Chromebook-related one and is still ongoing, according to court filings.
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I enjoy West's music separate from whether I agree or disagree with his political or other public views.
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Finally, the face loosens, and the empty sockets separate from the two cloudy bits of beluga caviar below.
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Bringing charges of impeachment in the House is separate from a trial in the Senate for good reason.
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The e-commerce giant is also launching another grocery chain that will be separate from those two ventures.
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Another difficulty is that once the makeup goes on, it immediately starts to separate from the synthetic base.
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The editorial board, which is separate from the publication's newsroom, is making its candidate interviews public this year.
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Protection costs are often buried within departmental budget requests, making them hard to separate from other security costs.
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It's likely that they have another sizable buyback plan for this year, separate from the tax cut spoils.
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President-elect Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he would take steps to separate from his business empire.
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One other potential limitation is FDA exclusivity periods, which are separate from the patents awarded to drug companies.
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The stock move was also helped by expectations that the company might separate from some of its units.
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This is entirely separate from your iPhone's location privacy settings, which makes it seem all the more underhanded.
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The rule is separate from the EPA's Clean Power Plan, which limits carbon dioxide pollutants from power plants.
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A QDRO is separate from a divorce agreement, although it is based on the contents of that decree.
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These cases are separate from plots relating to international terrorism investigations, like those involving al Qaeda and ISIS.
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The NFL's new policy calls for an independent investigation and adjudication in abuse cases, separate from law enforcement.
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That effort is separate from a $4 million digital and TV buy Biden's campaign recently announced in Iowa.
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The case was separate from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into ties between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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With the exhibition as backdrop, her show felt separate from the usual ebb and flow of fashion week.
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"He had in the past found he was able to separate from Le Roux without consequences," she said.
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I do think it's somewhat separate from ... It's not the only way to make these platforms work better.
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Throughout his life, the artist continually struggled to form his own identity separate from this ghostly other self.
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Some are already illegal, and some are difficult to separate from the legitimate exercise of executive branch power.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY STEVEN MNUCHIN SAYS "HUAWEI DISCUSSIONS ARE REALLY NATIONAL SECURITY DISCUSSIONS, THEYRE SEPARATE FROM TRADE"- CNBC INTERVIEW
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Searching shrugs off the idea that our screen activity exists in some lesser unreality, separate from our genuine selves.
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It is also separate from consolidated federal multidistrict litigation pending before U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco.
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The trust fund gets its money almost entirely from federal fuel taxes and is separate from the federal budget.
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Leave one set with a friend or relative at home, and carry the others separate from your actual passport.
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When braiders pull the hair taut, the root can separate from the follicle, causing the scalp to become dry.
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Iger says ESPN may never break out as a stand-alone service, separate from digital and traditional TV bundles.
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What does building those ensembles that are almost separate from the overall Marvel ensemble bring to what you're doing?
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Her main prop was a huge pile of papers that supposedly detailed how Trump will separate from his businesses.
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At some point after the movie, you'll separate from your friends and find yourself alone in a dark room.
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Implicit bias lives deep in your subconscious, and it is largely separate from the biases you know you have.
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The fiduciary rule is separate from the banking rules that were put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.
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The lunacy was somewhat suppressed under George W. Bush, or at least (fitfully) kept separate from the administration itself.
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The role Cobb met with Trump about is separate from the legal team gathering to represent the president personally.
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It's significantly lower than the rest of the movies in the DC Extended Universe, which "Joker" is separate from.
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That in turn makes them seem aloof, or separate from the rest of society, and so the cycle continues.
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The case is separate from lawsuits accusing Tesla and Musk of scheming to hurt short-sellers through Musk's Aug.
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Questions about that earlier certification process are separate from whether Boeing has arrived at a fix for the plane.
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Law enforcements efforts to keep Kessler and his cohort separate from the protesters was part of a broader strategy.
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They were part of the same company but I'd have my own producers and an identity separate from Aretha.
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The firing was a move separate from a massive sexual harassment investigation by Perkins Coie, an international law firm.
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The lander will separate from the orbiter and then using a parachute and thruster will descend to the surface.
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Separate from these incentives, Lore will receive somewhere between $450 million and $750 million in cash from the deal.
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Will Smith, Victoria Beckham and Reese Witherspoon all have successful YouTube channels that are separate from their Hollywood careers.
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The Trump Organization is separate from the campaign and is one of the business arms of Donald Trump's empire.
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And yes, this is a cut separate from the $5.8 billion NIH cut Trump is calling for in 2018.
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Separate from today's round, the company is also announcing its acquisition of Driven, a startup specializing in cloud monitoring.
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But besides those occasions, Dr. Pimple Popper is pretty separate from Sandra as a wife and mother at home.
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It added that the measures, approved until the end of June, were separate from any public injections of capital.
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Huawei has adamantly and repeatedly said it's separate from the Chinese government and it would not do its bidding.
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Thankfully, the section with the sheep is separate from the dining area, which serves coffee, smoothies, juices, and waffles.
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It's impossible to view a water fountain in Mississippi as strictly an object, separate from the history of segregation.
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The congressional mandate is separate from the Trump administration's own efforts to rein in Huawei's dominance in the industry.
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Facebook owns Instagram, but until now, it's largely kept what you do on one platform separate from the other.
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The Trump administration, however, wants to take those personnel and create a complete new combatant command separate from USSTRATCOM.
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The key thing is that the assistant is separate from the Home device ,and that's actually a good thing.
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He wants possible FBI "malfeasance" investigated, while claiming that the Nunes memo is "completely separate" from the Mueller inquiry.
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The media giant intends to launch a new digital service that will be separate from its current cable offering.
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Separate from Uber's search, Bloomberg reports that Japanese government officials are moving ahead to develop a flying car system.
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The update is live now, though it's separate from the June 2019 Core Update that released earlier this week.
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To remember that I believe that there are things separate from politics and things that matter more than politics.
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It taught me a lot lessons, like how business is separate from what you think a business is like.
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I like to think of depression as an entity, separate from you, and as something that grows and shrinks.
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Superdelegates are party leaders who get a say in picking the presidential nominee separate from primary and caucus results.
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Editor's note: The 3 points were changed to clarify the interbank market squeeze is separate from the corruption crackdown.
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Pantera Capital's ICO-focused fund is separate from its VC fund, though both have similar kinds of limited partners.
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The forum is separate from another advisory group, focused on manufacturing, that has seen several CEO defections this week.
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It's an uncomfortably personal glimpse into Hval's mind, a space very separate from the predictable banalities of everyday life.
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Drodo Studio announced earlier in March that it'll develop a standalone version of Auto Chess, separate from Dota 2.
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The program will be separate from the "Gas for Growth" program pursued under previous President Michel Temer, Albuquerque said.
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Rothwell and Holtz-Eakin say that state and local tax policy can go far, separate from what Washington does.
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Avianca is separate from Avianca Brasil, a struggling carrier that filed for bankruptcy in December, although they share owners.
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That's according to data from the household survey that the BLS conducts separate from its establishment survey of businesses.
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That suit is separate from the FBI's federal criminal probe, which concluded without charges against Clinton or her aides.
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The reductions are separate from the voluntary job reductions Boeing is making in its commercial airplanes unit, she added.
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Not only did I feel separate from the other kids in my neighborhood, but also from all of society.
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Hicks spent the Reince Priebus/Sean Spicer era of the Trump administration as wholly separate from the communications shop.
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Our struggles are not separate from the struggles of the TGNC community—they're bound up in each other, intertwined.
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Its eclecticism is its greatest strength, and the maintenance of that eclecticism is easy to separate from individual ratings.
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The ECB said BIRD was hosted by a third-party provider and was separate from any other ECB system.
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The California Republican told reporters Tuesday that the new investigation was separate from the Russia probe into election meddling.
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She is unable to imagine her son as separate from herself: he is forever a part of her body.
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The investigation against Temer is separate from the multitude of probes prosecutors have launched in the last three years.
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For those who can afford it, there's an underwater residence that's separate from the two islands called THE MURAKA.
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That is separate from the question of whether or not we should be clear-eyed about who Putin is.
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Although it is legally separate from the EU, it has the same members and is governed by EU institutions.
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That mission is separate from the larger non-combat NATO-led training and advisory mission, known as Resolute Support.
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It is unclear if Google will set up a new domestic unit that is separate from PT Google Indonesia.
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The ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and float, emitting a distress signal.
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Clinton, while secretary of state, ignored an agreement to keep Clinton Foundation matters separate from her State Department duties.
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Central to his calculations is a cycle of "earnings recessions," or periodic pullbacks separate from more major, economic slumps.
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Also, earlier this year, separate from the layoffs, HTC sold its smartphone design team to Google for $1.1 billion.
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It was unclear if Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would satisfy that bar.
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About 37% of married millennials kept their finances separate from their partner's, as did about 36% of Gen Xers.
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The company maintains six air quality monitors of its own in and around the plant, separate from the EPA's.
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The reviews are separate from investigations by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of Justice's inspector general.
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The Spanish language offering is not separate from Amazon's existing English-language service, but instead included with the bundle.
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Radziwill carved out a name for herself separate from her sister and had many famous friends, including Truman Capote.
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Over the centuries, fusha remained separate from daily speech, which kept it remarkably stable—a river that stopped flowing.
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The reaction of U.S. markets to Britain formally initiating a process to separate from the European Union was muted.
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The final scene echoes the opening, with Paul once again in bed with a woman he will separate from.
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The cuts are separate from the temporary shutdown at PG sites around the world reported by Reuters on Monday.
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Britain has said the backstop, effectively putting Northern Ireland under EU economic control separate from London, is completely unacceptable.
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Asda stores would continue to trade under their own brand, separate from the more upmarket Sainsbury's, the sources said.
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There's also Perfect Game Series Challenge testing that measures a player's attributes separate from the showcases and costs $200.
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The movie itself is pure and separate from the rest of the world, and it is all that counts.
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The House Intelligence Committee is conducting one of three congressional investigations of the Russia issue, separate from Mueller's probe.
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He sees the IPO as separate from oil policy," according to Wald, author of the recent book "Saudi, Inc.
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The SEC settlement made public Wednesday was separate from a $5 billion fine imposed by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Medical staff offices help ensure that patient needs are kept separate from business imperatives, such as increasing hospital profits.
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My maternal life wasn't separate from my legislative life; it helped me represent a large and usually ignored population.
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"We didn't want to become the 'girl astronauts,' distinct and separate from the guys," Sullivan said of her comrades.
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Mr. Ciddi said Mr. Erdogan had always sought to promote an Islamic culture in Turkey, separate from foreign influence.
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The two allies have mostly been able to keep these disagreements separate from matters of commerce and national security.
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Neither Kerry nor Lavrov was clear on what happens if some relatively moderate groups refuse to separate from JFS.
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Each one of those businesses may file its own tax return, separate from the ones requested by the committee.
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Still, he has no sympathy for Orthodox priests who support the foundation of a new church separate from Moscow.
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The reserve fund, which is separate from the rest of the SEC's general budget, is funded through registration fees.
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The cost is separate from a $96.5 million court settlement Volkswagen agreed to Friday, Reuters reports citing court documents.
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Although the history of Ascot is impossible to separate from the royal family, attending is not an official obligation.
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I had to go in separate from you, because I was like, I cannot be late to this event.
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Will he inspire his peers to stand up for their own values, separate from those of their corporate parents?
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He said that Francis was clearly against the traditionalist efforts to restore a Catholic society separate from the world.
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The House's lawsuit against the IRS is separate from two tax-returns cases heading to the Supreme Court soon.
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The Libra Association is legally separate from Facebook, which is but one of 2628 initial members of the project.
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It's a serious concern, but it is separate from the rising numbers of young people using e-cigarette products.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Trump's pledge to take steps to separate from his businesses would clear that bar.
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It is separate from the scandal over the creation by San Francisco-based Wells Fargo of unauthorized customer accounts.
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Making and promoting the film has been good in that you feel like you're not separate from what's happening.
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You&aposll need to backup your PS4 trophies onto the PlayStation Network, separate from the rest of your data.
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The film showed 10 bars in a straight line and an 11th bar that was separate from the others.
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And communications within the dating service will remain separate from the company's existing messaging services, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
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The company frequently encourages its artists to work together on solo projects and endeavors separate from their main band.
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The elision of sex is the book's unignorable flaw; how can sex be separate from other expressions of love?
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The Times has a strict policy of keeping news separate from advertising and opinion, and Climate Fwd: is news.
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For now, it appears that Mr. Trudeau's government hopes to keep the lumber dispute separate from any Nafta renegotiation.
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The Sunday papers are separate from their Monday–Saturday siblings, with their own editors, reporting staff, and editorial stance.
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The partnerships are separate from mergers and acquisitions, which AlixPartners said were "down a bit" last year from 2017.
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"We could separate from the world, and we'd be totally self-sufficient," Ted Clugston, the mayor, told Mr. Smith.
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The community is separate from the mainstream Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to the church.
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The U.S. subsidiary, Kaspersky Lab North America, is based in Massachusetts and separate from the company's headquarters in Russia.
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They should keep sensitive files in a sub-network that's separate from the one to which printers are connected.
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Its Philips Lighting unit, a business separate from Lumileds, was spun out in an initial public offering in May.
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Many news organizations have come to resemble the fact-starved blogs they once took pains to remain separate from.
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Amazon reportedly plans to open dozens of its own grocery stores in major US cities, separate from Whole Foods.
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SEPARATE FROM THAT, WE HAVE A COMMITMENT THAT WE'LL BE CARRIED ON SLING BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR.
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Science and Technology, which is separate from NPPD, would again see its funding slashed under the new budget proposal.
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Found in Brazil, chikungunya and Mayaro can cause arthritis and are classified as "alphaviruses," a category separate from flaviviruses.
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Moving along, we found a massive collection of wine, which was separate from the Publix liquor store next door.
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We ignore its lessons at our peril, because we are not separate from nature or immune to its laws.
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Both countries have tried to keep the Hong Kong issue separate from their negotiations, which have been moving slowly.
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It's as if the tramp lives only in the moment, separate from a real past and a real future.
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He is larger than life, appearing to exist in an ethereal void separate from Adam, Eve and their children.
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The firm says the fund is completely separate from its consulting arm and doesn't benefit from any inside knowledge.
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" LBV, she added, is "its own entity completely separate from that — aside from that Joss's last name is Sackler.
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Such shows often leave the characters no room to breathe and exist as human beings separate from the plot.
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Scaramucci told Reuters in May that he had, separate from the sale of his business, discussed partnerships with HNA.
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He added that female orcas are not kept separate from males, which could lead to "accidental" pregnancies in captivity.
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Separate from the house, my studio is a slice of paradise in the Santa Monica Mountains above Los Angeles.
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"You want it to be a little piece of entertainment separate from the rest of the game," he said.
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While Reeves keeps his acting career separate from his cycles, riding and acting have many things in common, he said.
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These "briefcase-size" guys will separate from the rocket around the same time as InSight, but take slightly different trajectories.
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" Even with a fix, Adobe said, "we still strongly recommend keeping the Media Cache folder separate from your original media.
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The plan is incredibly ambitious for a company that is on Day Two of finding its identify separate from Intel.
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Separate from the military spending of individual nations, NATO has its own direct budget to run its offices and programs.
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Blue Origin, which is separate from Amazon, faces a growing field of rivals in the race for privatized space travel.
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Last June, Britain's voted 51.9 percent to 48.1 percent to separate from the E.U., potentially leaving 27 countries in it.
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" Cudi left West's G.O.O.D. Music label in 2013, citing a need to separate from West "just from a business standpoint.
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She will be joined at Uber's new Advanced Technology Center — separate from the Vector Institute — by eight of her students.
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Bloch has a vision for Trump, one separate from the political lens of her new role as a first daughter.
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It's separate from YouTube Red, the ad-free subscription service the company launched last year, which hasn't had much success.
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Keep raw foods separate from other foods while preparing them to prevent any contamination that may be present from spreading.
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The Massachusetts litigation is separate from some 1,500 federal lawsuits filed by governments being overseen by a judge in Cleveland.
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"To be able to test innovate securely, we keep test environments completely separate from production environments," the company told Gizmodo.
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While the board is separate from Slack, the work on the board is fully integrated in Slack via Pingpad Conversations.
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So they either have to change their dynamic with those enablers or separate from them if they want to succeed.
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