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Though unrelated, both efforts aim to chip away at iTunes's hold on the digital music market.

Though unrelated to Mr. Axelrod's violin philanthropies, his indictment has inevitably called attention to them.

Instead, the echoes have come from another remarkable, though unrelated, case: the Edward Snowden intelligence leaks.

Though unrelated and a Democrat, County Executive Andrew J. Spano has also been subjected to the Martinelli treatment.

"G.M.'s giving these trucks away," said Mr. Ford, 46, who, though unrelated to the automaking family, had always driven Ford vehicles until now.

Also there, though unrelated, the Ipswich Art School is launching a new art space next weekend, opening with an exhibition from the Saatchi Gallery that runs until January.

"At the same time, though for unrelated reasons, I decided to leave Digital Science.

The NSA's snooping, though technically unrelated to managing internet addresses, was the final straw.

DNA isn't everything, though: the unrelated Mexican actor Gael García Bernal, playing Ernesto, much more closely resembles Guevara in 1952.

Though largely unrelated, the two moves will make it easier for Mr. Schröder to push through changes in his country's calcified economy, political experts and economists say.

The ongoing search for the movement's purpose still turned up diverse, though not unrelated, sources of outrage: income inequality, corporate influence in government, student debt.