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uncouple

[uhn-kuhp-uhl] / ʌnˈkʌp əl /


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But when Congress uncoupled Medicaid’s continuous coverage from the official federal health emergency last year, the annual redetermination checks began again, sharply focused on income eligibility.

From Los Angeles Times

Formerly reliable sources of information like seasonal changes in daylight can lose its utility as they become uncoupled.

From Salon

If Smith’s prediction comes true, Cal and the other defectors will be back once football is uncoupled from other college sports.

From Los Angeles Times

As part of the Kelly Plan, football would be uncoupled from all other sports at every school to mitigate all those unnecessary airline miles.

From Los Angeles Times

By uncoupling a park such as Disneyland from constraints such as ride capacity, operating hours or the laws of physics, he continued, this technology could enable new, immersive ways of capitalizing on Disney’s intellectual property.

From Los Angeles Times