Even today they are unusually self-reliant, educating their own staff and running their own backup power plants.A mobile-internet boom, by contrast, will need a more competent state: one that unshackles payments systems, regulates telecoms sensibly and does not throttle everything with red tape.
Of course, that doesn't mean every slave was suddenly unshackled that day like at the end of The Wiz.
Mr. Biden said later that he meant to use the term "unshackled," but he did not apologize and derided the ensuing Romney outrage.
Even for those who do not share the Brexiteers' lust for life unshackled from Europe, there is, as with any divorce, something enticing; a frisson of illicit excitement in the prospect of once again being single.
Mr. Cohen did not argue in his affidavit that the authorities, if unshackled, could have prevented the Sept. 11 attacks.
According to these addicts, the expunging of punctuation marks from certain works, for instance, is done not to make language difficult; rather it's a way of unshackling language from the burdensomeness and difficulty of commas, full stops and colons.
Yes, he was freely and democratically elected, and his starry-eyed visions of a united South America unshackled from the dominance of Washington's power did not bother the administration much.
While VMs have unshackled applications from being tied to particular physical servers, traditional network virtualization techniques (such as VLANs, VPNs, and overlay networks) do not offer an analogousvirtual network (VN) abstraction that decouples the network from the physical infrastructure.
To them, and to the nations that didn't have our landed gentry to unshackle them from colonization, he's more likely to be remembered as a pirate and mercenary.
But for those who don't, I'm suggesting forging your own way unshackled from the mandate.
I don't know about you, but I'm ready to be unshackled.
