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conscious uncoupling (countable かつ uncountable, 複数形 conscious uncouplings)

1. (usually humorous) Divorce or similar separation.
   • 2015, Lois Joy Johnson, The Woman's Wakeup: How to Shake Up Your Looks, Life, and Love After 50, Running Press →ISBN

     Most “conscious uncouplings” after 50 are initiated by financially stable women who are still working or have enough money to set out solo.

   • 2016, Andrew Humphries, Richard Gibbs, Enterprise Relationship Management: A Paradigm For Alliance Success, Routledge →ISBN

     Few organisations have an enterprise relationship management strategy, few have documented processes and can verbalise how relationships are created and maintained. Even fewer can describe how relationships are exited in a way that all parties remain whole through 'conscious uncoupling'.

   • 2016, Lou Schachter, Rick Cheatham, Selling Vision: The X-XY-Y Formula for Driving Results by Selling Change, McGraw Hill Professional →ISBN, page 109

     As product selling and solution selling split off from accelerator selling (call it “conscious uncoupling” if you like), there are two major implications.

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