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For most people, the linkage will work the other way.

The focus should not always be on economic and political linkage.

Many members of Congress believe there should be such linkage.

And there will be no linkage to other problems in the area.

There was only one way to end such a linkage.

Although there are a few areas of linkage, the relationship between the two is not strong.

And so while I understand the linkage for us, the policy stands on its own.

She says it's not a linkage, so what is it?

No one knows whether the information would have established that linkage.

But it does have to remember that there are always linkages.

He pointed to several small linkages he'd felt near the top.

Beyond that, we only have the theory of linkage to the other cases.

There is a direct linkage between education and economic growth.

The linkages were already in evidence from one point of view: road traffic.

"If anything happens, I want to be sure we have that much linkage."

He said there was "a legal linkage" between the two issues.

But museum officials said linkage was no longer an option.

"We expect to see those linkages become more well established."

What policy does China adopt in the face of such linkages?

Nothing would be allowed to enter the area of linkage.

"But for now, we have just not been able to find the mathematical linkage."

"There must be a moral linkage between these two problems," the King said.

The project, whatever it was, had no linkage to any program anywhere.

They exist to create linkages between the university, industry and the community.

China has condemned the linkage between trade and human rights.