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After Ms. Rotolo returned from Italy — a trip engineered by her mother in a move to separate her from Mr. Dylan — the relationship became more difficult.
When Christie's announced its new fee structure on Feb. 7, people close to the investigation said it was a move to separate the company from the allegations of collusion.
These led to the development of alpha, a measure of a fund manager's skill, defined as the ability to produce superior risk-adjusted returns.It's all GreekIn recent years there has been a move to separate the effect of alpha from that of beta, which is the portion of an investor's return that comes straight from the market.
Next month's Vickers report could see a move to separate staid retail banking from speculative investment banking – a further step towards safety.
While I suspect Google was going for elegance, overall it seems like a strained move to separate Pixel from the Apple iPhone.
Netflix has been making a few moves to separate its DVD business more from its streaming operation, and today brings news of the latest move in that direction: the company has bought the domain name DVD.com, the company has confirmed to us.
Thomas V. Ognibene, a Queens Republican who spoke against the bill and offered up the match of $2 for each dollar raised that the administration supports as a more fiscally responsible formula, moved to separate the campaign finance vote from other business.
But UK banks were unsettled by the prospect of further capital requirements and comments from John Vickers, who headed up the Independent Commission on Banking, that the threat of a break-up should underpin moves to separate retail and investment banking.
And, in an important legal change, it moved to separate the regulators in charge of policing the plants from the industrial ministry in charge of promoting them.
Kenney moved to separate them.
If the skinks and lizards fight, it is probably a good idea to move them to separate enclosures.
