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He and many others ultimately signed a severance agreement because they were unable to decide so quickly whether to uproot their lives, he said.

To uproot them takes an extraordinary event or set of events, even a global catastrophe.

They wanted to preserve it to inform, educate and improve mankind, even if they had to send out hunting parties and specimen collectors to kill animals, uproot plants and put them all in front of a painted backdrop and behind glass to do it.

Supreme Court has upheld legislation suppressing political opposition, banning Chinese immigrants, unilaterally modifying treaties to uproot Native lands, and authorizing indefinite military detention of U.S. citizens because of their Japanese ancestry.

In 2021, then-CEO Bob Chapek and parks and experiences Chairman Josh D’Amaro announced plans to relocate employees supporting Disney theme parks and resorts — including the celebrated Imagineers — to a planned $1-billion office park in the Lake Nona area of Orlando, Fla. The move was designed for Disney to take advantage of Florida tax credits, but the cross-country shift was deeply unpopular among employees who were asked to uproot their lives in Southern California.