As for currency stability, Nixon began what LBJ started by virtue of severing the dollar's link to gold.
Hawking's decision was hailed by the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine as support for its goal of severing academics' connections with the Jewish state.
President al-Assad's office and rebels accuse each other of severing the links, although the US State Department doesn't see there being much debate: it believes the near-simultaneous cut was an attempt by Assad to disrupt opposition that has been using the internet as one of its coordinating tools.
The estate planner intentionally creates a trust that allows for the severing of the estate tax link without severing the income tax link with the grantor.
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The buzz-word used by many governments, and international organisations such as the UN Environment Programme, is "decoupling" - the separation of the partners, severing the Astaire of growth from the Rogers of emissions.
And if the looting of the CVS disturbs you more than the alleged severing of a man's spine, then you have lost your humanity, and your priorities are all wrong.
Chad and Sudan accuse each other of backing and harbouring rebels, and the dispute led to severing of relations in 2006.
Shellfire and a severing of power and telephone services suggest it may soon face a similar onslaught.
The problems can be caused by power failures, inadvertent severing of telecommunications links, corrupted software, bad hardware or human error.
This severing of ties offers a window into a larger struggle the popular site has been dealing with since its inception.
It should also look to its powerful partners and sponsors, including Nike, which have pledged continued support despite a severing of ties with Lance Armstrong.
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"The first blow was to the left hand side of the neck severing the main artery between the heart and the brain, " Mr Taylor added.
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Bill Mergendahl, Chief Executive of Cambridge-based ProEMS, which sent six ambulances to the scene Monday in Boston, said his fleet transported patients with "traumatic amputations, " the medical term for the accidental severing of all or part of a body part.
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The federal government created the inflation of the 1970s by severing the link between the dollar and gold.
Then, in September, Burlew sliced his thumb open on a piece of broken glass, severing tendons and requiring emergency surgery.
And a growing number of early adapters are severing ties to cable altogether to rely on broadcast TV and Internet distributors, such as Netflix Inc.
To put himself through design school, he worked as an apprentice--once severing part of a finger--in a factory that made molds for everything from automobile logos to eyeglass frames.
To put himself through design school, he worked as an apprentice--once severing part of a finger--in a factory that made molds for such things as automobile logos and eyeglass frames.
He struck in 1952, proclaiming national liberation and severing the strings of Western puppet-masters.
Bonds filed for free agency last month on the first possible day after the World Series ended with Boston's sweep of the Colorado Rockies -- severing his tenure with San Francisco.
He was ordered to serve a minimum of 22 years, after "partially severing" his victim's head at the flat in Bensham.
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The party's secretary-general, Katsuya Okada, says severing all connections with the bureaucratic habits of the past will be a prerequisite for carrying out the DPJ's other election promises.
It is past time for the Federal Reserve and the advocates of the paper dollar to be held to account for the complete and utter failure of their grand experiment in monetary manipulation made possible by severing the final link between the dollar and gold by President Richard Nixon in 1971.
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Newly planted vineyards could be even more efficient by using a higher density of vines trained to grow over trellises designed to help with mechanical severing and harvesting.
Prosecutors say the doctor and members of his staff under his directions killed babies by severing their spinal cords with scissors.
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Last week, Senators Jon Kyl, Chuck Schumer, and Tom Coburn of the Senate Subcommittee on Terrorism, commended FBI director Robert Mueller for severing ties with an unindicted co-conspirator in the terror finance case.
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President Wahid persuaded General Wiranto that becoming security minister was a promotion, even though it would mean formally severing his ties with the military, thus cutting off Wiranto from direct control of his troops.
Among the proposals he wrote about most frequently were: severing the link to gold and letting the dollar float, fighting inflation by reducing the growth of the money supply, ending the draft, abolishing wage and price controls, and cutting taxes.
When Ford pushed back, blaming Firestone and demanding the company recall 13 million more tires on top of the 6.5 million the two companies had recalled in August 2000, Lampe stunned Wall Street by severing ties with Ford, Firestone's then-biggest customer.
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