To leave one's family and set up a separate household to live on one's own.

Sectarian bias or parochialism; narrow-minded prejudice between different schools of thought in academic or artistic fields.

an open door policy regarding trade or foreign investment; specifically used to describe historical policies such as the one in late 19th-century China or President Sadat's "infitah" policy in Egypt

To separate from an original family or group to establish a new household or organization; to strike out on one's own or start a new branch.

Sectarian controversy or strife between different factions, schools, or groups

To live under someone else's roof or work under their authority; relies on others and lacks independence.

members of the same family or clan; brothers

to move out and live apart from one's parents (often said of a married couple); to establish one's own independent household or business

A United States diplomatic policy initiated in 1899 regarding China, proposing that all nations have equal access to Chinese ports for trade and that China's territorial and administrative integrity be respected.

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