de- , dechurching. How 'Decoupling' From China Became 'De-risking'

为摆脱供应链过度依赖中国的困境，欧美近几个月来主张“去风险”（de-risking），并少提“脱钩”（de-coupling）。中国国务院总理李强周二（6月27日）强调，西方“炒作”的“降依赖、去风险”是“伪命题”，称中国坚决反对将经贸问题政治化
How 'Decoupling' From China Became 'De-risking'
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May 22, 2023 — The newly fashionable term, reflecting an evolution in the discussion over dealing with a rising, assertive China, has a vexing history in ...

Over half a million German Roman Catholics left the church last year alone. So why do people break with the institution?

But it’s not just how Americans identify that has greatly shifted. In their new book “The Great Dechurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going and What Will It Take to Bring Them Back?” Jim Davis and Michael Graham with Ryan Burge argue that the most dramatic change may be in regular attendance at houses of worship. “We are currently in the middle of the largest and fastest religious shift in the history of our country,” they postulate, because “about 15 percent of American adults living today (around 40 million people) have effectively stopped going to church, and most of this dechurching has happened in the past 25 years.”

OPINION

The Largest and Fastest Religious Shift in America Is Well Underway

We’re dechurching at a rapid clip.

By Jessica Grose

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di-, də-, dìː-

「分離」「否定」「降下」「逆転」「悪意」「完全」‖dethrone, debase, descend.