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While only 15 percent of black registrants pulled the lever for Undecided in July , 31 percent did in August , meaning that blacks , the key swing vote in November , are moving away from all of the Four Dems faster than anyone else ( the white percent went from 22 to 29 ) . Any European holding land in a native area is not prohibited to sell , and , furthermore , we have not been protected from landlords , to whom we pay rent , who take advantage under the law to charge high rents , knowing we cannot move away with our stock or find admittance to any other farm as rent-paying tenants . We must , among other things , use the occasion of our 10th Anniversary of Liberation critically to examine how far we have moved away from our racist past , and what we need to do to establish a truly non-racial society . Chairman Burningham noted that there has been considerable change in this program over the past several years and we have moved away from this and the number of people in the program is diminishing . We have moved away from the terrible history of what good Europeans like myself would describe as European civil wars , as well as national wars , and peace has now come with human contact . For example , we are moving away from sterilization methods that use ethylene oxide to methods that use e-beam sterilization . Each year , more institutions are moving away from need as their only criterion for aid . I cannot move away from it , it has me in its grip , like a vice . The opposite is true for a light source that is moving away from you or that you are moving away from . Many trauma centers are moving away from additional tube thoracostomy and , instead , advocating an early VATS procedure . Since I am moving away from the Fkey menu ( in fact I am not doing any development on it at all anymore ) , I am not excited about creating a new addendum for v7.8x . A few countries have moved away from wage indexing but without necessarily adopting price indexation .