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Independence in sentence

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Second, an international diplomatic effort that was hampered from the beginning by Western support for Kosovo's independence.
In Africa there were countries fighting for their independence: Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Angola.
Hello, my name is Dennis Hong, and we're bringing freedom and independence to the blind by building a vehicle for the visually impaired.
Now in 1957, Ghana was the first sub-Saharan country to gain its independence.
I mean, those people lose their independence.
Our mission is of cultural integration and independence.
But holding onto that structure we built around the daring, independence, self-sufficiency of each of those people has become a disaster.
This is the opposite of what we were built on: independence, self-sufficiency, autonomy.
I take them backwards here to their independence, when they were up here in the beginning of the 1960s.
Frank Capra's classic values independence and propriety.
What Africans practiced was a different form of capitalism, but then after independence, all of a sudden, markets, capitalism became a western institution, and the leaders said Africans were ready for socialism.
But to really show you how words and politics interact, I want to take you back to the United States of America, just after they'd achieved independence.
Nigeria got its independence in 1960.
The first time the possibility for independence was discussed was in 1922, following the Aba women's market riots.
But the point is that Parliament was outwitted in the whole course of events, because what really happened is that, because of the suspicious passage of that law, the law was actually passed into effect on the weekend we celebrated our 50th anniversary of independence, our jubilee of independence.
But the point is that the bitter experience of Section 34, that plot to pervert Parliament, that bitter experience that took place in August, when we were supposed to be celebrating our independence, going into September, forced me to check myself and recalculate my bearings, and to go back into some of the work, some of the stuff I'd written and some of the exchanges I'd had with the officials to see what was really what.
At the end, our bodily functions and independence are declining to zero.
If I say, "Freedom, sovereignty, independence (Arabic)," what does this remind you of?
So when we say, "Freedom, sovereignty, independence," each one of you draws a specific image in their own mind, there are specific feelings of a specific day in a specific historical period.
So, if I say, "Freedom, sovereignty, independence (English)," or if your son came up to you and said, "Dad, have you lived through the period of the freedom (English) slogan?"
Another reason is our American emphasis on the virtues of self-reliance and independence, so we instinctively look down on older people who are no longer self-reliant and independent.
We place such a premium on our free will and our independence that the prospect of losing those qualities to forces unseen informs many of our deepest societal fears.
We need you to help us imagine how to invest in the services and products and infrastructure that will support our dignity, our independence and our well-being in these many, many decades that we're going to live.
Think about it: for most of human's evolutionary history, what's made bears impressive to us has been their complete independence from us.
They are paid less than men for the same work if they're paid at all, and they remain vulnerable because they have no economic independence, and they are constantly threatened by exploitation, violence and abuse.
People, of course, places, and the boundless energy of my youth, and I'm beginning to lose independence, and that scares me.
I photographed him taking his first unaided breath, the celebratory moment after he showed muscle resistance for the very first time, the new adapted technologies that allowed him to gain more and more independence.
The legacy they left is that they brought independence to Africa.
They used our national flag, our independence anthem.
Then, in 1960, after Congolese independence, it escalated because each camp tried to align with national politicians, but still to advance their local agendas.
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