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The first phase of the multifaceted plan to relieve Syria of its chemical weapons went surprisingly smoothly: the regime of Bashar al-Assad not only dismantled its manufacturing facilities, it did so slightly ahead of schedule.

Title VII not only dismantled overt employer practices like reserving certain jobs for men or paying women less than their male colleagues; it also, via a steady stream of court decisions, outlawed behaviors that were previously tolerated — such as sexual harassment or refusing to promote women deemed insufficiently "feminine" in appearance or demeanor.

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By Patrick Di Justo November 13, 2013 The first phase of the multifaceted plan to relieve Syria of its chemical weapons went surprisingly smoothly: the regime of Bashar al-Assad not only dismantled its manufacturing facilities, it did so slightly ahead of schedule.

The disarmament plans of Libya's Muammar Qaddafi may pre-date the war, but he has now not only dismantled secret weapons programmes, but shipped their parts to America.

In one of the largest and troubling setbacks to workers' rights, Republican Gov. Scott Walker has proposed regressive legislation that not only dismantles the ability of civil employees to oppose unjust practices, but it essentially demonizes each individual's self-worth.

But a year later, he controls a Congress dominated by evangelical extremists and military dictatorship apologists, and is authoring or advocating on behalf of a slate of proposed laws that would not only dismantle Marco Civil's provisions for consumer privacy and freedom of expression, but would also effectively criminalize the use of social media.

The bureaucracy is not only being dismantled, it is being transformed into a mechanism for destroying (to give an incomplete list) the poor, the vulnerable, the non-native, the non-Christian, non-white, non-male, non-heterosexual.

There is vintage footage of Ditka helping his team win the 1955 Pennsylvania state championship, but also of a steel mill that once employed tens of thousands of people and now has been not only shut but dismantled and scraped away from the ground.

The exigencies of the new-style labour market will put increasing pressure on governments not only to dismantle obsolete labour regulations, but to adapt to the growing need of both employers and workers for more flexible pensions, training and in the United States health care.

Not only will dismantling Title I widen the gross inequities between affluent and less affluent schools and families, but also it will result in a mere $580 check for each child if all 25 million poor students in the U.S. received an equal share of the pot.