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The long-awaited deal, in which an investor group led by Cerberus Capital Management will buy a 51percentt stake in General Motors Acceptance Corporation, has been billed as a way to boost GMAC's credit ratings by decoupling it from its troubled parent.

Mitochondrial dysfunction would spill ADP into the production of hypoxanthine, decoupling it from its immediate product xanthine, consistent with the elevated hypoxanthine/xanthine ratio we observed in the premanifest group.

But he did suggest redirecting the money, by "decoupling" it from production.

Although the broader socioeconomic effects of the gig economy are as yet unclear, it is clear we must rethink the provision of our safety net, decoupling it from salaried jobs and making it more readily available to independent workers.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] of olivesSIR – I have argued within the European Parliament for radical change in the olive-oil regime, decoupling it from production and transforming it into a subvention to rural manpower and the environment ("Glut, fraud and eco-damage", June 30th).

This is accomplished by treating the temporal dimension in the same manner as all other spatial dimensions, thereby decoupling it from them.

The government has announced it plans to decouple it from the A-level from September 2015.

He sounded like a man planning for a rematch and said the Republicans had the right economic message, especially as the Connecticut economy continued to sputter — they just needed to decouple it from the social views of the party nationally.

As he explained those settings, I flashed back to the first time I heard about Google+, where users were also asked to place their connections in different "circles" of friends, acquaintances, etc. (While Google+ may still have some partisans, the social network clearly hasn't lived up to expectations, with Google starting to decouple it from the company's other services).

With training and practice, I believe doctors could learn to experience the sadness of a patient's death, acknowledge it, decouple it from feelings of guilt or inadequacy, and move to the other side of grief.

"Australia's competitors are clearly doing a lot more to decrease their emissions intensity and decouple it from economic growth," she said.