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EIF came under particular pressure last year, with the theatre director Simon McBurney joining those urging it to sever ties with BP.

This was a calculated revelation after Admiral Mullen and other top officials made countless pleas and remonstrances to Pakistan trying to get it to sever all support and ties with the Taliban, the Haqqani network and other extremists who are killing American troops and spreading mayhem on both sides of the border.

It looked to be a potentially life changing event, as the country would finally decide whether or not it wants to sever its 307-year-old union with England to go it alone.

The internet giant Google has announced it is to sever its ties with an influential rightwing lobbying network, the American Legislative Exchange Council, accusing it of "lying" about climate change.

The spy agency nurtured the Taliban in the 1990s and, although it purported to sever its ties after 9/11, is believed to maintain the relationship.

Lowe added that the company's membership expired and it decided to sever connections with ALEC several months ago.

Content (in all its forms) is increasingly both the commodity and currency of the digital era, but the speed and ease of near-instantaneous global communication and a capacity for infinite reproduction has served to make it easier to sever the work from its creator.

That perked markets up since it promised to sever the link between weak banks and weak sovereigns.

It is to sever authoritarian regimes from the most vulnerable and important piece of their political machinery: an obedient public.

Margie Feinberg, spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said the district had no record of charging the civic organization $2,500 nor did it intend to sever ties with the group.

The bill is indeed about Congress, in the sense that it attempts to sever the link between money raised and legislation passed.