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It has pledged to open aid lines to besieged areas, such as opposition-held east Aleppo and to spare rebel communities, if they disentangle themselves from jihadists.
One of the conditions of his proposal to the Taliban, which had Mr. Karzai's blessing, was that they disentangle themselves from the Arab contingent, led by Osama bin Laden, a Pashtun leader said.
'Common garden' experiments play a crucial role in revealing adaptive genetic variation in the wild because they disentangle environmental from genetic influences across the gradient.
"They disentangle local issues from national politics," he said.
Eventually, they disentangled it from a phalanx of blood vessels.
In the first hour, a Kenyan rider's bike broke on a fast descent, launching him over the handlebars to slam into one of the Rwandans, and when they disentangled they found that the Rwandan's ankle was broken.
Twenty-three percent of physicians decline drug samples already, and a thoughtful account from a family practice group in Oregon of how they disentangled from drug company samples suggests it is doable and relatively pain-free.
It is known, rather unoriginally, as the Very Large Telescope (VLT), but this dull sobriquet conceals a design of great daring.Large telescopes are desirable both because they collect more light (and can therefore see fainter objects), and because they can disentangle the images of things that are too close together to be separated by smaller ones.
Ministers imagine that by hiving-off services they can disentangle the state and leave failing outfits to go to the wall.
Benjamin and Patrick Binder, the German twins who played such a large role in Carson's career, were seven months old when the operation took place: Carson and his team had to temporarily induce hypothermic arrest so that they could disentangle the interlaced blood vessels before the babies bled out.
Now, they must disentangle and consumerism must lead industry out of planetary and ethical degradation.
