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Groupon is one of many companies that has distanced itself from gun sales in the wake of the Newtown shooting.

Jon Abril, the deputy leader of Aralar, a Basque nationalist party that has distanced itself from ETA's violence, agreed.

Success would have given the FN a big push along the road that it wishes to travel, from being a party of protest to a party of government, and from being a movement tainted by its past to one that has distanced itself from it.

While to date there has not been a definitive delivery method that has distanced itself from the others in terms of efficacy, the increase in number and diversity of approaches seems to indicate that the clinical potential of PRP in treating bone defects has been recognized.

That suggests a lack of discipline that has distanced the Jets from the reputation that they had so strenuously cultivated over the last three seasons.

The thrust of his remarks, though, seemed intended to convince the Irish public that Sinn Fein has distanced itself enough from crime and paramilitary violence to warrant trust and political support.

There is no question that New Mexico State has distanced itself from Idaho and Utah State, the bottom two teams in the WAC.

But Suriname's appeal should be broadening now that it has distanced itself from a wrenching civil war in the late 1980s and can capitalize on the allure of its huge tracts of rain forest.

The results provided more evidence that Ford has distanced itself from U.S. rivals General Motors and Chrysler, which have struggled to complete restructurings after emerging from government-funded bankruptcies earlier in 2009.

Formerly supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood, Nahdawy which was formed by members of the UWK and Ultras Ahlawy, the Al Ahli support group, has insisted that it has distanced itself from the group after the Brotherhood was banned as a terrorist organization in the wake of Morsi's ouster.

You report that the White House has "distanced itself from a secret Pentagon directive that would authorize the military to carry out covert operations to influence public opinion and policy makers in friendly and neutral countries" (news article, Dec. 17).