separate

Definition for separate

adjective as in alone, individual

verb as in remove something from group; keep or set apart

verb as in part company in a romantic or other relationship

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Cursor works out of North Beach, the historic Italian neighborhood with a bohemian flare that is decidedly separate from the AI epicenter in downtown San Francisco.

This action is separate from her ongoing case with the health board and Dr Beth Upton, whom she took to an employment tribunal.

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Monday's bin collections have been called off as agency workers joined refuse strikers on picket lines in Birmingham amid a separate dispute.

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The expansive dwelling comes with eight bedrooms, several bathrooms, a resort-style pool, a cabana, a terrace with sweeping views of the hills, and a separate guesthouse.

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A separate trial will open on December 9 with Han facing charges that she violated the political parties act.

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