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The industrial food system drives climate change; we cannot break our reliance on industrial food without first breaking our reliance on unjust free trade agreements.

Countries in the region, while breaking their reliance on oil, are not necessarily embracing renewable energy sources.

But he described the spill as a signal that the country needed to move quickly to break its reliance on fossil fuels.

The report by A Capital said an additional $800 billion in total Chinese outward direct investment was likely to emerge over the next five years, putting the country on course to break its reliance on inbound foreign direct investment — and ultimately for China to become a net exporter of investment.

The documents provide a rare insight into Google's mindset and reflect the Internet company's ambitious plans to expand into new markets, underscoring the challenges it has faced in its efforts to break its reliance on its search business.

Reliance denied breaking the rules and the charges were subsequently dropped.

Campari, whose sales of around $400m last year place it in the second tier of the global booze industry, is trying to narrow the gap that separates it from giants such as Diageo and Allied Domecq.Six years ago, Campari embarked on an acquisition spree to break free from reliance on a mere handful of products.

One of the most glaring signs that recruiting is broken is the reliance on free work from people who are hoping to work for our companies.

Weight loss could be facilitated by increasing an individual's arsenal of mood regulatory behaviors to break an over reliance on eating for coping with negative moods, and to gradually adopt more physically active coping behaviors.

In Hesse the SPD may be about to end a deadlock by breaking its vow to shun reliance on the Left Party.

In this case, the driving engine behind science has been its reliance on reductionism, which means breaking a hard problem down into the smallest part necessary to make it easier to solve.