divorcement
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Indeed, though his position papers and public pronouncements inch toward independence from the Johnson Administration, Humphrey himself vacillates, afraid that outright divorcement has perhaps even more dangers than advantages.
From Time Magazine Archive
Moreover, added Sam, well aware of the closeness of many moviemakers, "it will be necessary to see that divorcement means more than just a transfer of circuit control from one set of hands to another."
From Time Magazine Archive
To many a lawyer, it looked as if the Supreme Court wanted complete divorcement.
From Time Magazine Archive
There is often a complete divorcement between the individual and his corporate personality.
From Time Magazine Archive
The absolute divorcement of the Government from the business of banking is the ideal relationship of the Government to the circulation of the currency of the country.
From A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents Volume 8, part 2: Grover Cleveland by Cleveland, Grover
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