How to disassociate RAW and JPEG

I've RAW & JPEG files of same picture. If I move RAW to a different folder in Bridge JPEG file moves too. How to stop it?

IrinaG,
My test shows the same pattern. If you want them to move seperatly make name of jpg and raw different. I even nuked the XMP file but that did not make any difference.

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I have several related issues that I would appreciate help with.
I am finding difficulty navigating to and identifying my RAW and JPEG images in Aperture. I do actually principally work with JPEG and only use RAW when I perceive there to be a benefit by improving a poorly captured image.
To give you some background. I am using an iMac OSX 10.8.3 and Aperture 3.4.3 Camera Raw 4.04. When I Import images I import both RAW and JPEG using RAW as the original.
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You still don't understand what i mean and you seem to have no idea what i'm talking about. But it's okay..
Maybe you should read a little more about how LR works before you write about things you clearly don't know anything about.
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