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The decommission
verb
To take out of service or to render unusable.
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"The decommission of Big Brother earlier this year has been the catalyst for a process of creative renewal right across Channel 4," he said.
"The government has finally said they will be involved in this problem but they are still not going to be fully involved in the decommission," he said.
After the decommission of the Interurban line, Harrisburg opened the Harrisburg-Dorrisville Bus Co., which was a private predecessor bus company to the current Rides Mass Transit District which was opened in 1980.
Whether the issue is the latest escape of the legendary Chapo Guzman, the decommission of tons of marijuana or the recent discovery of the Mexican government's collusion in the dirty business of drugs, when we hear about narco trafficking, we are hearing the same lines, which have lost track of the complexity of this activity and its widening reach.
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They make much of the decommissioning issue.
The decommissioning process is expected to take about 40 years.
The neighborhood's decline was hastened by the decommissioning of the shipyard in the 1970s.
The report says powerful business interests have rallied communities against the decommissioning process.
Even high-level advisers signed up by Tepco describe the decommissioning project as an "unprecedented" challenge.
Second, there is no reason this initiative should end with the decommissioning of chemical weapons.
But the commission said an earlier deadline "would not add significant value to the decommissioning process".
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