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uncouple

[uhn-kuhp-uhl] / ʌnˈkʌp əl /


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Gwyneth Paltrow, wellness guru, entrepreneur and actress, has given the world many things: conscious uncoupling, rectal ozone therapy and, now, a week and a half into that limited series officially known as Sanderson v.

From New York Times

Still, to Scherer, who described the animals in 2007 and continues to study them, the rodents sharpened an emerging message for people as well as mice: Weight and health can be uncoupled.

From Science Magazine

That is no longer the case in highly vaccinated countries, where case counts are increasingly uncoupled from hospitalizations.

From Washington Post

He said that meant "we can start thinking about other uncoupling measures, such as no need to quarantine after being fully immunised".

From BBC

Having a whole new class of rural residents whose pay is uncoupled from their new county’s economy is having transformational impacts and leaving many rural residents out in their own communities.

From Seattle Times