But many analysts worry that the country's Kurds, some of whom have received military training in northern Iraq, might resort to arms to secure more autonomy or even independence for their corner of Syria, further destabilizing the country.
These practices may gain a greater degree of support from husbands and in-laws, or even independence or the achievement of better socioeconomic conditions for themselves and their families.
But young activists from the new "localist" movement say Hong Kong should push for its own autonomy, even independence, rather than the democratisation of the mainland, which is part of the vigil's main message.
"They could have him repeating their party policies, saying, 'President Xi Jinping is a wonderful person,' that Tibetans must not aspire to any kind of freedom of expression or even independence, that they must be good Chinese and give up all their aspirations.
Her obstinacy is a form of rebellion and even independence.
For its part, the SNP has been insistent that the removal of nukes, or even independence, would not entail the mass job losses envisioned by Trident's proponents.
For its part, the SNP have been insistent that the removal of nukes, or even independence, would not entail the mass job losses envisioned by Trident's proponents.
Some even contemplate the independence of Hong Kong.
However, we strongly emphasize that we are not simplifying as in making a wish for added security, but rather to show that, even with probabilistic independence of intrusions across nodes, dependability properties might still be brought down by the intrusion-tolerant techniques (e.g., replication) whose application would typically intend otherwise.
Even though the independence of parallel-acting fluorescence deactivation pathways is one of the cornerstones on which spectroscopy is built [5], the validity of this assumption when applied to energy transfer in the near-field has not been directly tested.
