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Meanings of divorced from in English

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Usage of divorced from in English
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Apple needs to find a formula divorced from Jobs' persona, observers say.
Reuters
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Its use by designers divorced from that context is, he says, irresponsible.
The Guardian
3
For the first time the Captain saw her divorced from her radiance.
The Tin Soldier
4
Being divorced from your cultural ties can create a deep emotional strain.
Ebony
5
Despite being divorced from Jo, he is still wearing their wedding ring.
The Guardian
6
She has even a horror of poor women divorced from impossible husbands.
The Man Between: An International Romance
7
His mother was divorced from his father and the year was 1953.
The new yorker
8
If I hadn't had Ethan, I wouldn't have gotten divorced from Thomas.
Second glance
9
Campbell, a free-lance artist, is divorced from William Campbell, a television producer.
The sinatra files: the secret fbi dossier
10
With the demise of literacy, the sexual experience gets divorced from procreation.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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In short, road engineering, planning and use is not divorced from broader politics.
The South African
12
You'd never know our parents were divorced from this family photo.
Somewhere inside
13
She was divorced from Mr Thaksin in November after 32 years of marriage.
The Irish Times
14
Helen of Argos and Troy is the Dream divorced from reality.
The Divine Fire
15
Are you so divorced from humanity that you would condemn them to annihilation?
The Necromancer
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To Thwaites this illustrated his helplessness as a consumer so divorced from self-sufficiency.
The Rational Optimist
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