It cannot be separated from what the object of our repulsion means to us.

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Besides, fear of crime cannot be separated from the other factors that make South Africans consider emigration.

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"What we have today cannot be separated from alternative energy, " Zhang told journalists visiting his home last year.

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But they argue that organising cannot be separated from politics.

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As in other nations, there is a growing recognition in the United States that issues of access cannot be separated from concerns about the quality of the teaching and learning to which students are gaining access.

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The catchment and the dam itself are in effect an "ecosystem" and cannot therefore be separated from each other in the overall management.

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When seen for what it represents, our repeated confrontations with the debt ceiling should serve to remind us that the perceived benefits of government spending cannot ultimately be separated from their cost.

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First, electronic waste is currently hazardous waste in that it contains lead, mercury, cadmium, brominated flame retardants etc, which are integrally mixed into components and cannot therefore be easily separated from the non-hazardous components.

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