DE), whose assets will be divided among parent RWE (RWEG.
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Protons and neutrons can further be divided into three quarks.
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The Kuiper belt tends to be divided into different parts.
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That's what the Republicans want, for us to be divided.
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"Their loyalties would be divided," said one of the officials.
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And we have to stop allowing ourselves to be divided.
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If homophobia disappears we should not be divided into sports.
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"It can easily be divided into four apartments," he said.
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Nigerians should never be divided by ethnic or religious lines.
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ROBERT MUGABE'S career can be divided into three main parts.
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The candidates will be divided between the two nights randomly.
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This growth period can be divided into three distinct phases.
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Retirement accounts can be divided during divorce in some states.
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But there are some home to-dos that can't be divided.
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Again, America may be divided, but Tesla owners are mostly not.
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We can only be divided if we allow it to happen.
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We construct families, we build life but we cannot be divided.
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How are you thinking about where people's time should be divided?
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And that's something New Yorkers themselves seem to be divided on.
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I think the interesting cases can be divided into two types.
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Those crying foul who could be divided into three distinct groups.
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Rosneft has yet to indicate how that volume will be divided.
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There will be divided opinions as to whether this is just.
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Workers, and possibly all people, can be divided into two groups.
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The actions by the president can be divided into four categories.
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Typically, a person's investments will be divided between stocks and bonds.
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Why can't we simply refuse to be divided as a nation?
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The remaining 271 delegates will be divided among the congressional districts.
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Spain will not be divided and national unity will be preserved.
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Sri Lanka cannot be divided neatly by race, faith or language.
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The venues will be divided between Milan and a ski resort.
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We are not gonna be divided by anything said by anyone.
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Pretending as though it is ensures we will forever be divided.
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The pups will be divided into Team Fluff and Team Ruff.
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Her regulatory agenda can be divided into a few broad categories.
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Joint expenses can be divided equally, or in proportion to income.
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Americans may be divided, but some things still bring them together.
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The best Nashville punk could roughly be divided into two camps.
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The question of how the city will be divided up — or if it will be divided up at all — will be arguably the most important issue if, or when, peace talks between the two sides resume.
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We will not be divided by mentally disturbed people with bad intentions.
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"I do not want the markets to be divided," wrote one respondent.
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The justices have sent an early signal that they may be divided.
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We cannot be divided and still defeat this new demonic racist force.
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Its product and engineering operations will be divided into three separate units.
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Communities united by the Good Friday Agreement will be divided once again.
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Any unclaimed money would be divided according to the publishers' market share.
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Some of the proceeds might be divided up among Mr. Hallyday's kids.
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The apartments also needed to be divided before the sale could close.
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Native Alaskans in the region tend to be divided on the issue.
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Heck, that Dostoevsky biography Christofi's reading could even be divided into quarters.
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All it did was force another reason for people to be divided.
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That leaves $13 million to be divided between 30 or so victims.
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The final season of "The Ranch" will be divided into two parts.
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The official time allotments will be divided equally between Republicans and Democrats.
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These slices can be divided in two an infinite number of times.
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THE CAREER of China's biggest property tycoon can be divided into two stages.
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We build families, we construct stories, we build life but cannot be divided.
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Some Republicans worry Trump may be divided between his businesses and his campaign.
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We as a people can not be divided and conquered at this time!!
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The payout will be divided among the city and the University of Utah.
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Under his rule the corporation is set to be divided into separate institutions.
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The jackpot will be divided equally among everyone who selected the winning number.
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Second, the discretionary budget should be divided into two categories: expenses and investments.
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The debates that would follow would not be divided along the conventional lines.
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"If we do the work, we will 'cease to be divided,'" she said.
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Green sea turtles will be divided into 11 distinct populations, the agencies said.
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The group will be divided into tiers, based on success in raising money.
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Cards can be divided up in various different ways to randomly draw numbers.
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Consider how your money and possessions should be divided after you pass on.
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It will be divided into two wards, each capable of treating 2,000 patients.
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Broadly speaking, artillery projectiles can be divided into two categories: unguided and guided.
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The data collection work can be divided up among individuals or small groups.
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Some see an opening for Bloomberg if the field continues to be divided.
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TOTAL VS. SUBGROUP STATISTICS A group of interest may be divided into subgroups.
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Palestine would be divided into two separate states, one Jewish and one Arab.
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Each two-hour debate will be divided into five parts with four commercial breaks.
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The bottom line: The trans-Atlantic community continues to be divided over Iran policy.
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A prime number is one that can be divided by only 1 and itself.
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VW said the plant's workers should not be divided when it comes to representation.
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Wall Street seems to be divided on whether this expansion is going to last.
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The new space will be divided into an electrical engineering lab and prototype workshops.
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Epic says that the competition will be divided into two phases: qualifiers and finals.
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The functions of a smartphone can be divided into communication, imaging, and operating system.
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He stressed that Europe would not let itself be divided by the United States.
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" "There are forces that want to divide us, and we must not be divided.
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The responsibilities of Lorente, who has been with Asda since 2017, will be divided.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Securities analysts are about to be divided into winners and losers.
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Zahnd explains that property management software can be divided into two key target markets.
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Instead, the community starts by informally prioritizing how limited water supplies will be divided.
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Most acknowledge that Jerusalem should not be divided again like it was in 1967.
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"We aren't going to be divided into good protestors and bad protesters," he said.
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The bonus pool will be divided among store employees based on their hours worked.
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His life, he said, could be divided into two parts — before Chernobyl and after.
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This Documenta is the first to be divided between two locations, Kassel and Athens.
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On Friday, Modi reiterated his comments, warning Pakistan that India will not be divided.
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And how will they be divided between the various committees with jurisdiction over impeachment?
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Iraqi leadership is likely to be divided over the question of continued U.S. presence.
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But without a political vision, they can be divided more easily by the government.
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While most Tamils are unlikely to vote for Gotabaya, the Muslim community may be divided.
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So North Carolina has to be divided into 13 congressional districts with roughly equal populations.
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For one thing, it could be divided into three groups: photographs, musical instruments, and artifacts.
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More than $1 million will be divided 60-40 between the winner and loser. (AP)
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By 2021 England will be divided into what are known as integrated care systems (ICSs).
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We just can't be divided, because we're not going to solve all these problems divided.
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Bill Nelson, as well as additional info from NASA regarding how funds will be divided.
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That paved the way for the new firm to be divided into three separate businesses.
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Everything earned during the marriage would be considered community property, and would be divided evenly.
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Because of that, retirement accounts should be divided on their after-tax value, Levine said.
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California has 475 delegates, to be divided proportionally according to the June 7 primary vote.
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The field will be divided and assigned a start among five 10-lap heat races.
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Xerox will be divided into a business process outsourcing operation and a document technology company.
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Nuclear garbage can be divided into three broad categories: low, intermediate, and high-level waste.
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The court appeared to be divided during the oral arguments for Whole Woman's Health v.
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And if the culture is gonna be divided, it's been divided core back to there.
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Our country has been divided in the past and we continue to be divided today.
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Ebola cases would typically be divided more or less equally between male and female patients.
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If I allowed myself to be divided, my whole being would be split in two.
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Retirement savings can be divided in two, leaving each person with a less reassuring balance.
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A second bill would require all public multiple-occupancy bathrooms to be divided by gender.
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Players of EA Sports' famous FIFA soccer sims can loosely be divided into two categories.
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Crucially, should the job at City Ballet now be divided into two or more parts?
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Scott says most great employees can be divided into two categories: rock stars and superstars.
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They are a hefty eight ounces each and can easily be divided into smaller portions.
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That would be divided $551 billion for the base and $59 billion for OCO funding.
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The obvious thing missing is any sense of how this money should be divided up.
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Moving forward, DC's superhero films will be divided up into what are ostensibly two separate categories.
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"His heart will be divided," France captain and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris told French media on Monday.
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Grand strategy can be divided into two major categories: 24X games, and, well, games that aren't.
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But as Karl Marx put it, all income can effectively be divided into those two categories.
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The efforts now being made to create better implants can be divided into two broad categories.
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"Historic Tibet can be divided into three different regions: Amdo, Kham, and U-Tsang," Wangchen says.
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According to Smithers, the photographers Grindr works with can be divided most neatly into three groups.
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She did not specify who she wanted to pay, or how the amount should be divided.
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However, this year buffers will be divided between capital requirements and non-binding "guidance", Nouy said.
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The new packages will be divided into three tiers: DirecTV Now, DirecTV Mobile, and DirecTV Preview.
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The opinion of Kenyans on the summit and its grand finale spectacle seems to be divided.
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The polling indicated that Democratic voters might be divided enough to create a Republican general election.
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The Democratic primary campaign can be divided between the famous frontrunners and the shiny new challengers.
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"We think faithful people across all faiths, races, cultures ... that we shouldn't be divided," Carlsen said.
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The McBurney pool is vast, brightly lit, high ceilinged and can be divided into seven lanes.
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The 50,000 promised jobs will be divided between two places, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Frank: Democrats continue to grapple with, and to be divided about, the proper response to Trump.
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Workers also enjoy 480 days of paid paternal leave, which can be divided between two parents.
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Political power, the plaintiffs claimed, should be divided only among the voting population, not among everyone.
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Once chosen, the qualifying candidates will be divided into groups of 10 between the two nights.
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The move is an early notice to Democratic leaders that the new House may be divided.
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Instead, they were to be divided by 52 weeks and paid out on a weekly basis.
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Gutted and retiled, it will be divided into two separate kitchens, bustling with two separate staffs.
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But our results suggest that people's minds cannot be divided up so neatly in this way.
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"We're in too much trouble to be divided and fighting and criticizing one another," he said.
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In some states, a 401(k) is considered community property, and can be divided 50-50.
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Power needs to be divided among guardians so that they can check and balance one another.
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Otherwise, they will be divided proportionally among candidates who win at least 20 percent of the vote.
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"Almost every pantry can be divided into breakfast, dinner, snacks, sweet snacks, baking, and cooking," they explain.
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However, laws do allow tenders to be divided into lots that can be provided by several contractors.
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The island's old farm will be divided into small plots, to qualify for government grants for crofters.
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"Only we can prove, through words and through deeds, that we will not be divided," he said.
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The puppies will be divided into Team Ruff and Team Fluff to compete for the the Chewy.
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It was not clear how much would be divided between public and private investors, or between countries.
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They have a prenuptial agreement, which will dictate any spousal support and how assets will be divided.
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The country may be divided during Season 2, but Winchester's historically black dorm has just been integrated.
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Not all details of how the settlement fund will be divided among the dealers have been resolved.
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It again raises the long unanswered questions of how territory might eventually be divided along ethnic lines.
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Under the North Carolina Constitution, "no county shall be divided in the formation" of a legislative district.
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Any meal that does not have to be divided among siblings qualifies as a feast for Adams.
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When Ella died in 1931 at 78, the Wendel fortune was to be divided among several charities.
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His aides and senior officials also appeared to be divided on the public release of the summary.
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"The Europeans are going to be divided," said Michael McCarthy, an expert on Venezuela at American University.
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A Bitcoin can be divided out to eight decimal places, so you can send someone 0.00000001 Bitcoins.
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The historical society show, which opens at the end of May, will be divided into five sections.
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The cases will be divided into six sections, devoted to art, history, literature, science, music and entertainment.
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Leftist political theory encompasses a wide range of ideologies, which can be divided roughly into three categories.
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The winner of the coin toss determines how the delegates in each location will be divided up.
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The scarcity of camera time to be divided among the candidates increases the value of that time.
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It … felt like society and people could no longer be divided, both by physical structures or ideology.
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For those who can't afford a full syringe, it can be divided between up to 10 people.
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"The land of Israel is ours, and this cannot be disputed or be divided," Mr. Akunis responded.
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For SKIMS' holiday campaign, the brand has donated $100,000 to be divided among the organizations Girls Inc.
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The rest will be divided into four installments through 2020, with interest payments expected to equal $2.2 million.
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After 32, 36 is the next number that can be divided into six divisions of six teams each.
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He said the meeting had at least shown that the European Union would not let itself be divided.
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Until recently the world's poorest people could be divided into three big groups: Chinese, Indian and everybody else.
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However, his fortune, which has been the largest of any married couple in the world, will be divided.
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If approved by voters and Congress, the state would be divided into Northern California, California, and Southern California.
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That may sound crazy, if you take it as granted that our world must be divided into nations.
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Googlers raised $20153 million to be divided among the ACLU and three nonprofits that support immigrants and refugees.
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The world will then be divided into distinct nation-states, each with its own sacred identity and traditions.
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Even if the eurozone does recover its previous economic strength soon, the wealth will not be divided equally.
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But for more contentious cases, however, Kagan acknowledged that the court tends to be divided in predictable ways.
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The title will be divided into five sections based on each of the cast members' area of expertise.
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The rest will be divided into four installments through 2020, with interest payments expected to equal $2.2 million.
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My fellow Americans, only we can prove through words and through deeds that we will not be divided.
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The rules would be divided into two tiers based on a bank or financial institution's size and prominence.
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For one thing, people cannot be divided into "girls" and "boys" — even though most locker rooms still are.
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Although the final total could rise, here are some rough estimates of how this pool could be divided.
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Prenups typically have 5 and 10 year marks, which trigger more money in the pot to be divided.
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Most acknowledge that Jerusalem should not be divided again like it was in 1967, and we believe that.
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A total of $1.5 million is up for grabs and will be divided among the top eight finishers.
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A total of $2000 million is up for grabs and will be divided among the top five finishers.
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Mr. Beer expects the total — some 372,000 square feet — to be divided among different developers and different projects.
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The conservatives would be divided into two camps, one that followed precedent and the other that did not.
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If Scalia was part of a 85033-4 majority decision, the court would now be divided 4-4.
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The room could be divided into different seating areas and one end could be used as an office.
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The $148 million settlement announced Wednesday will be divided among all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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It's still anyone's guess, with Mr. Trump's economic team said to be divided over how tough to be.
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At this point, the resistance seems to be divided into three overarching areas: misinformation, disidentification, and general stubbornness.
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Michigan State also reached a settlement deal last year, granting $500 million to be divided among Nassar's accusers.
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The debates announced on Thursday will be divided among familiar television networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC.
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Members of Debtors Anonymous can often be divided into two groups: those who overwork and those who underearn.
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"We're not going to be divided going down a rabbit hole for one plan or another," he said.
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The soccer tournament begins in June, but the 32 teams will be divided into groups at 10 a.m.
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The reading continues: all remaining assets will be divided in half, first to anyone in Riverdale with a "drop of Blossom blood" (I'm immediately envisioning scenes from "Rate Race" of people clamoring to prove they're apart of the bloodline) and the second half is to be divided by Jason and Cheryl.
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They will be divided on much, but not, on present evidence, on the suitability of Russia as a partner.
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Many studies have shown that people can be divided into morning people and night people, or larks and owls.
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Political actions will naturally be divided into two sections: the lead-up to the election and what comes after.
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The deal between Innogy's parent RWE and E.ON will mean the assets of Innogy will be divided between them.
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Kik's daily rewards will start at around $100,000, which will be divided among the digital service owners, he added.
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You cannot wish away those depths—but nor should the art world be divided into siloed provinces and ghettoes.
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For example, stock allocation could be divided between stocks associated with low volatility and stocks associated with high volatility.
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There is about $80 million to $90 million to be divided among the banks on the deal, Nassof said.
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They own a home with more than a million bucks in equity, which will soon be divided between them.
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It's unclear if the building will have big open spaces or if it will be divided into many rooms.
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In another condition—the "competitive condition"—the reward for a display would be divided among all the successful authors.
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The installation will be divided into four "zones," with each zone mapped to a different part of the song.
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We spoke experts in both states and found that they each can effectively be divided into three distinct regions.
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Nor is it unusual for critics and viewers to be divided on a film (as with The Last Jedi).
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Dates will be divided between North America and Europe and run through mid-July, with the full list below.
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It was not clear how the money would be divided or how much they would pay in legal fees.
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Here's a breakdown of how the $1.5 million Belmont purse will be divided among the eight winning ownership teams:
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That left about 16% to be divided among categories like medical expenses, transportation, education, insurance, recreation, and self-care.
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At the news conference, they stood together behind a lectern, hoisting signs that read, "We refuse to be divided."
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Just 16 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters think their own party will still be divided in November.
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It would be divided up among states using a formula adjusted for inflation and based on region, Graham said.
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But Pye said he didn't see evidence that conservative groups would be divided following the release of legislative text.
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This time around, it seems much more likely that black support will continue to be divided among several candidates.
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A trusteed I.R.A. allows the assets to be divided into separate accounts — as opposed to going to separate individuals.
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" A number of people broke into chants of "We believe survivors" and "The people united will never be divided.
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The cost of the tunnel, called the Gateway Project, will be divided between the authority and the federal government.
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You should discuss how the work will be divided to avoid having one party bear the brunt of it.
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He ordered that the tasks be divided, one sailor steering at one station, another manning the throttles at another.
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Before Hurricane Sandy, the Rockaway Beach of the 240s could be divided into two eras: pre- and post-taco.
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In the industrious revolution, however, manufacturers gathered workers under one roof, where the labor could be divided and supervised.
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"I don't want us to be divided like this but have to accept that the division exists," she said.
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The subsidiaries of a company would be divided up among the two auditors, with both approving the consolidated accounts.
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I don't think it is an exaggeration to say that her life could be divided into two distinct periods.
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Likely caucusgoers continued to be divided along two key lines in assessing their choices for president: age and ideology.
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Aides may be divided on North Korea policy, but the newspaper said Trump's language wasn't endorsed by either camp.
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The candidates would be divided into those polling at least 2 percent on average and those polling below that.
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But when you try to time yourself, your attention will be divided between tying your laces and watching the stopwatch.
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Spousal support will be pursuant to the couple&aposs prenuptial agreement, and property will be divided at a later date.
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We travel the love of the world, we build families, we construct stories, we build life that cannot be divided.
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According to Alex Wellerstein, a nuclear historian at the Stevens Institute of Technology, they can be divided into two groups.
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These non-US operators of the F-35 can be divided into two subsets, each with its own strategic implications.
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The four new divisions are as follows: According to Spector, the events will be divided equally between the four divisions.
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The revenue remaining would be divided between clean energy (70 percent), clean water (7323 percent), and healthy forests (10 percent).
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They reached a property settlement, which was complicated and time-consuming because of the fortune that needed to be divided.
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His approval continues to be divided by gender and education.... 40% of men approve, while just 25% of women do.
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After all, it's almost like we love memes like The Dress and Yanny/Laurel because we want to be divided!
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Further, 22019 percent of likely voters believe that the Republican Party is divided and will still be divided in November.
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He left no will, and a court in Minnesota has yet to rule on how his estate will be divided.
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This year, Congress appropriated $13.7 million for pre-election transition efforts to be divided between the two campaigns through resources.
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What's more likely is that the federal pot will be divided among those projects with the most capital in hand.
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Her performances will be divided into two shows: Lady Gaga Enigma, a reimagining of her pop catalog that begins Dec.
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A bedroom on the main level has double closets and can be divided into two rooms that share a bathroom.
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In the deal announced Friday, the 830 million euros will be divided among about 260,000 members of the class action.
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We can't afford to be divided — and I welcome everyone to join us as we march on the polls again.
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Though it has been amended over the years, it still leaves much unclear about how debt should be divided up.
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And while GOP leaders and the White House agree on broad principles, they appear to still be divided on specifics.
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The most popular verse form, he said, is called "ferskeytla," four rhymed lines that can be divided into two parts.
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"We're not going to be divided going down a rabbit hole for one plan or another," Kerry told the Times.
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A prenup is meant to govern how assets such as money, valuables and homes will be divided after the marriage.
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The money will be divided between authorities in the United States, Switzerland and Brazil, which would be the main beneficiary.
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Bullock's plan does not include specifics on how the funds will be divided, nor how his initiatives would be implemented.
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The public response seems to be divided on whether or not the use of the photograph is provocative or exploitive.
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The vote numbers released on Thursday should allow a clearer view of how the 150 party seats will be divided.
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There is an entire legacy that would have us be divided; it's all in 'thanks' to those who colonized us.
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Loads are having to be divided among vessels instead of being carried by a single craft, increasing transport costs, traders said.
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Races will be divided into three stages, with points arriving at each stage rather than at the end of the race.
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The exhibit will be located in Dupont Underground's 14,000-square-foot east platform and will be divided into five different zones.
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The people who boarded the Southern Airlines flight at Andrews Air Force Base that April could be divided into three groups.
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The drawing can be divided into left and right partitions, with the vertical column functioning as a loose border or axis.
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Health care would be divided into two buckets: cost containment, including reining in premiums, and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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Henceforth time shall be divided as Before Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's Engagement and After Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's Engagement.
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The essence of populism is the belief that society can be divided into two antagonistic classes—the people and the powerful.
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The record prize will be divided among three tickets bought in California, Tennessee and Florida, lottery officials in those states said.
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Steel mills in Tangshan will be divided into three regions and each region will take turns curbing output, the executive said.
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Her palette can be divided into warm and cool colors, dark and light hues, which she deploys to strong dramatic effect.
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A quiet trust allows individuals to set aside assets and plan for how they will be divided without informing their beneficiaries.
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Tuesday's debate will be divided between domestic and foreign policy questions, which will likely expose more rifts between the two candidates.
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The debt-laden airline would be divided into core airline business, regional arm, ground handling and engineering operations, the report added.
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An additional 67 delegates could not be divided up until the state party released vote data broken down by congressional district.
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Until the left can learn to bring justice against its own inflammatory rhetoric, the country's culture will continue to be divided.
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The funds at the lunch are expected to be divided between Bredesen's campaign and the states party's coalition, the invite says.
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As a result, traditionally big shows — like those on the Fourth of July — would need to be divided into smaller viewings.
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MSNBC's Steve Kornacki predicted that 33 delegates favorable to Trump would win, with 85033 to be divided between Cruz and Kasich.
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Given the passions around Secretary Clinton and Mr. Trump, the country would be divided unlike any time since the civil war.
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The two sides disagreed over how seats would be divided in an electoral pact, according to a statement from the MPP.
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The Supreme Court appeared to be divided along ideological lines on the case when they heard oral arguments earlier this year.
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In this area, which is kept around 34 degrees, anything from almonds to lettuce can be divided up into individual rations.
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Next, students should be divided into groups of three or four with other students who have also researched the same candidate.
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The retail space is 24,2755.27 square feet and eligible to be divided into two smaller stores that can be rented individually.
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Similarly, Bennett believes that all cookware falls under the four pillars of "prep, cook, serve, store," and should be divided accordingly.
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And while they may be divided into seven classes, they all share three things — cutting-edge technology, luxury and sheer size.
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Sinosteel's bailout will be divided into two parts, including a business rehabilitation plan and a debt restructuring plan, the bank said.
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Khodorkovsky's life, which Gibney uses to tell Russia's story over the past several decades, can be divided into four rough chapters.
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The system can be divided again under software control to process different kinds of jobs at different times of the day.
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The investment of "somewhat above $1 billion" will be divided according to the joint venture split, the Austrian group's CEO said.
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For the same reason, most V.R. experiences last only a few minutes; more sustained stories tend to be divided into episodes.
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She would like to stay with Guzmán without a doubt, although her heart will always be divided between Valerio and Guzmán.
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That would presumably add highway and bridge tolls to the pot of money to ultimately be divided among various creditor groups.
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Cruz and Rubio are also polling well there, which means the state's 30 delegates could be divided in the proportional system.
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The performance-based stock unit award will be divided into two equal parts with a target value of $45 million each.
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Under the law, the Budget Control Act of 2011, the cuts had to be divided evenly between defense and nondefense programs.
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The space, which can be divided into 42,000 and 50,000 square feet, was formerly occupied by Gracious Homes and Spider Scaffolding.
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They chant nationalist slogans ("Martyrs don't die, the homeland cannot be divided") and an Islamist slogan chanted at conservative religious marches.
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It's another way to make Tinder take up more of your time, as users' attention continues to be divided on the smartphone.
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Judges can't decide elections cases without deciding how power should be divided, which necessarily means choosing one theory of democracy over another.
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The chart below explains the differences in weight; each carat can be divided into 100 points that allow for very precise measurements.
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He surely remembers a time where the future seemed bright and it looked like West and East might no longer be divided.
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He also defended his role as both CEO and chairman of Boeing after calls from some shareholders that the jobs be divided.
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Friday's meeting voted to accept the government's offer of 390 million Argentine pesos ($25.21 million), which will be divided among the clubs.
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The vote would allow members or staff to question Barr during the extra hour, which would be divided between Democrats and Republicans.
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Sperm banks can be divided into two groups: those that regard sperm donation as a medical matter and those that do not.
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It did not specify how the money would be divided, which organizations would benefit or how it might relate to victims' families.
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For cars whose owners sold them after the scandal hit, the cash payment will be divided between the previous and new owners.
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The works can be divided into two groups, the larger one consisting of political drawings done in black ink on white paper.
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It did not specify how the money would be divided, which organisations would benefit or how it might relate to victims' families.
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A rep for Paradise Childcare tells TMZ ... they're grateful for Kodak's contribution, and the toys will be divided between 2 Paradise locations.
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And the 27 (other EU countries), especially Germany and France, will be well prepared, we will not allow ourselves to be divided.
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The pop star debuted some new ink this weekend, and fans appear to be divided over whether they dig it or not.
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It also raises the long-unanswered questions of how territory might eventually be divided along ethnic lines if ISIS is finally defeated.
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Despite significant economic incentives from the regional government for towns to join forces, Tuscans have proved to be divided on the issue.
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A procession will then take his ashes from the palace to be divided between the temples of Wat Rajabopidh and Wat Bovoranives.
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Ivan Krastev Sofia, Bulgaria — Americans may be divided between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, but the rest of the world isn't.
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There was a slightly different plan for where and how each person would quarantine, and how daily tasks would be divided up.
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Palestinians claim Jerusalem as their capital or believe it should be divided, with East Jerusalem becoming the capital of a Palestinian state.
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In the backdrop of these developments is a Texas electorate that seems to be divided much more than it used to be.
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But experts expected it to be lead by an assembly president, and representatives could be divided into committees to write the Constitution.
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The 41 pledged delegates will be divided up according to the caucus results and obligated to vote for a specific presidential candidate.
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He retains a small coterie of advisers, and they are said to be divided over whether Mr. Biden should run once more.
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The building will be divided into modular sections, known as pods, that will be used for office work, teamwork and social activities.
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If you visit a variety of websites, it'll be divided up site by site based on how much you've been visiting them.
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"We're not going to be divided going down a rabbit hole for one plan or another," he told The New York Times.
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We must not be divided by the political fringes, but rather, use this moment to improve upon our body politic as whole.
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"Equitable distribution" keeps spouses' individual holdings separate, leaving assets to be divided at a judge's discretion in the case of a divorce.
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No matter which partner did the majority of the saving, your retirement accounts may be divided equally, depending on where you live.
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In an email to VICE News, she said people who work in the Dutch weed business can be divided into separate categories.
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It's not clear how the $425 million will be divided, and it is not clear how Michigan State will finance the payout.
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Tal Afar is a predominantly Sunni city that used to be divided between Sunni and Shia Turkmens before ISIS captured it in 2014.
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Golia's responsibilities will be divided between Chief Operating Officer for the Field Barry Goldstein and Chief Operating Officer for Wealth Management Jed Finn.
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The characters in Game of Thrones can be divided into two categories: Those who have seen White Walkers, and those who have not.
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Even in same sex partnerships (which tend to be more egalitarian than hetero ones), unpaid household labor continued to be divided by gender.
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Just over 10 percent gave Trump the nod, and small business owners appear to be divided between the GOP and Democratic standard bearers.
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But he did not press Mr. Zuckerberg on whether the company should be divided, and the answer citing Chinese competition was not used.
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They also support up to 16 million colors, are dimmable, and can be divided into eight separate controllable zones for even more configurability.
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So, the process can be divided into two: The way to produce the cell mass, and what you use the cell mass for.
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Members of the city's Muslim, Christian, Jewish and Sikh communities said they wanted to show that Manchester, while shocked, would not be divided.
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The cost of the new tanker fleet, which will also offer medical evacuation capabilities, will be divided among members according to flight hours.
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The frequencies will be divided among 22023 regions to also enable small regional providers to supply broadband to customers in more remote locations.
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On this most sensitive of subjects the American public may be divided, but Britons are overwhelmingly on the side of the protesting "nun".
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However, some people also concern about the following trend of this timeline, which should be divided into short-term and long-term perspectives.
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Among Republicans, 57 percent think their party will still be divided in November, while 35 percent think it will be united by then.
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A closer examination reveals that the 2016 display is meant to be divided into three important sections, each deserving of a separate analysis.
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Of course, when it comes to retirement, whatever money the divorcing couple has needs to be divided — often after an expensive legal bill.
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But because they are seven, which in this case stands for multitudes, these young South African university students are destined to be divided.
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The court awarded compensation of 146,000 rupees ($2,042) to be divided between the boys, who had faced threats from their trafficker for testifying.
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The office plans to auction Ms. Connors's homes next month, and the proceeds will eventually be divided among any cousins who come forward.
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Some scholars have suggested that its functions can be divided into "anti-discrimination" and "integration," with the two goals working at cross purposes.
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Thicker styles may be divided with a single baguette diamond, set with a full row of baguettes, or textured with tiny guilloché pyramids.
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Each food bag contains a day&aposs worth of food that can be divided as you like with leftovers stored in the fridge.
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The protesters appeared to be divided along religious lines, and some pulled members of the media aside and asked them about their religion.
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Since then it has vowed that Jerusalem would never be divided again, even as it built housing in eastern sections for Jewish residents.
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UEFA said the 55 teams, who will be battling for 13 places at the tournament in Qatar, will be divided into 10 groups.
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Blue-state Republicans will be divided on their votes on the budget, and have varying degrees of openness to a compromise on SALT.
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But Victim Support only recently started to consult those affected about how the funds should be divided up and who should get what.
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If you have multiple loans with that servicer, your extra money will often be divided equally among them unless you specify otherwise, Mayotte said.
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Libya continues to be divided among various factions controlling the eastern and western parts of the country, with the rival armed groups occasionally clashing.
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Federal student loan repayment plans can be divided into four general categories: Within each of these structures, there are several types of federal loans.
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Conspiracy theory illustrations can be divided into a few types, and perhaps by doing so, we can learn a little more about Gohmert's intent.
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In the Roundup litigation, claimants could be divided into different groups depending on the frequency of their Roundup use and disease severity and length.
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Set to open in 2019, Lionsgate Movie World at Jeju Shinhwa will be divided into seven different areas, each with its own movie theme.
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It can then be divided, with the central three sections becoming a choker necklace and the two outer sections joining to form a bracelet.
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According to Warbelow and other legal experts, cases in pursuit of those rights with Supreme Court potential can be divided into three general categories.
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The record breaking number — which, like all primes, can only be divided by itself and one — is a staggering 22 million digits in length.
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They found the patients could be divided into at least 11 major groups, each with different constellations of genetic changes and distinctive clinical features.
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That money, however, wouldn't just be divided evenly -- Louisiana would get tens of millions more because it's population is larger, according to one expert.
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And many of the key players may still be divided over the details, and others, including more conservative lawmakers, will want to weigh in.
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A majority of Americans think the Republican Party will still be divided in November, according to a new NBC News/Survey Monkey Tracking poll.
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The financing will be divided between $3 billion obtained from debt markets and $5 billion to $6 billion from international finance institutions, he said.
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Sometimes people who live together draft written agreements known as "roommate agreements" that address how the rent and other household bills will be divided.
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The $5 million settlement will be divided among any male employees who were denied or discouraged from "primary caregiver" leave between 2011 and 85033.
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The space, which can be divided, features 15-foot ceilings, three drive-in doors, four loading docks and parking for at least 10 vehicles.
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The United States' dispute over Huawei suggests that the world will be divided, with some countries accepting the Chinese maker's equipment and others not.
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Each store's bonus pool will be divided equally among store employees based on their hours worked during the sales period, according to the memo.
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Simply put, Germans vote to decide how the 598 base seats in the Bundestag will be divided among members of Germany's various political parties.
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Organizers said the event would show that people would not be divided by the attack, with many holding hands in a show of unity.
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We're told Justin is making big bucks in the wake of his success on "This Is Us." Unclear how the spoils will be divided.
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Lawmakers have until the end of Friday to pass the spending bills, expected to be divided into two packages, to prevent a government shutdown.
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They would also, ideally, be divided from central areas by disinfection facilities, Kuah said -- especially if doctors are working across different groups of patients.
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Senators have a total of 20 hours to be divided equally between both parties to debate the deal under the trade promotion authority legislation.
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Cheerleading can be divided into two types — sideline cheering, which includes the cheerleaders who support high school and professional sports teams, and competitive cheering.
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Progressive, moderate Dems rejoice: Democrats who would normally be divided on trade issues had unique reasons for supporting a Republican president's revision of NAFTA.
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Investors will now want to see how any budget increases would be divided among weapons programs to determine which companies would benefit the most.
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The six hours of floor time will be divided equally by Democrats and Republicans and will be led by the House Judiciary Committee leaders.
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Next year, New Frontier will be divided into two parts: a VR showcase and a main exhibition focusing on other ways to tell a story.
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The passion of "Do the Right Thing" is obvious: "Opinion will always be divided on ... 'Do the Right Thing,' " wrote The New Yorker's Anthony Lane.
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Delta Air Lines on Tuesday introduced a "simplified" boarding system: Passengers will be divided into eight categories, based on the type of ticket they bought.
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If the measure is approved, California's existing assets and debts would be divided among the three new states, according to the independent Legislative Analyst's Office.
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He proposes instead that the province be divided into six cantons, including one each for the Yazidis, Christians, Shabaks and Kurds—all under Kurdish protection.
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Those who graduate the program will receive $80,000 in tranched funding in exchange for 8 percent of equity, which will be divided between those investors.
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Operators may notify the NBTC within 30 days, and have payments be divided into 10 equal installments over 10 years beginning 2020, the statement said.
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"The main thing is that Europe does not let itself be divided and we will make sure of that via very intensive dialogue," she said.
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"The Bolivarian armed forces won&apost be divided by anyone," he said, speaking at the nation&aposs biggest base in the capital of Caracas. Adm.
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The park will be divided into two different sections, one of which will be devoted to the First Order, and the other to the Resistance.
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"While we are anticipating that the costs (for the recall) will be divided, they are difficult to estimate at the moment," Takata said on Friday.
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They would rather not be divided on any particular issues, because they need a united front to be able to defeat Trump and all that.
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The justices could be divided, four to four, leaving DAPA on hold until a new president appoints a new justice, which could take many months.
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Nearly half of Republicans said the party will unite by November, but 22019 percent said the GOP will still be divided by the general election.
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While there was no decision on how the roughly 195,000-square-foot building would be divided up, he said, the Smithsonian would have significant space.
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Currently Lincoln Towers is zoned to P.S. 199, which is mostly white and affluent, and residents have argued that the complex should not be divided.
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ABC News, the outlet hosting the Houston debate, said on Wednesday that if more than 10 candidates qualify, they will be divided into two groups.
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The rest of the revenue will be divided among the publishers based on how much time readers spend reading each outlet, according to Apple's plan.
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Present the international community with a united image of Iran at a time when protests by the regime's social base reveal it to be divided.
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The cities would be divided into sectors to limit the movement of people, the commission led by Prime Minister Askar Mamin said in a statement.
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Bachelor Nation seems to be divided on Barb, but on both sides of the divide, she proved to be the focus of conversation on Twitter.
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Kim Scott, a former executive at Google and Apple, told Business Insider that great employees can be divided into two categories: rock stars and superstars.
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Throughout the born-again years, his audiences would be divided in a way they hadn't been since Mr. Dylan went electric in the mid-1960s.
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In 2015, the foundation offered the de Blasio administration a challenge grant of $25 million, to be divided among five libraries, one in each borough.
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It calls for $437.5 million to go to the Justice Department and $426.3 million to be divided among the states and the District of Columbia.
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Thematically speaking, the exhibition can be divided into five groups, each of which centers on a carefully arranged constellation of motifs or a preexisting image.
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The palette, which can be divided into daytime and nighttime colors, both hot and cold, includes reds, blacks, blues, whites, and various tonalities of green.
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Major League Baseball just announced the postseason bonus pool totaled $2335.96 MILLION to be divided by all of the teams that made the 243 playoffs.
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As part of his legacy, Tabet's ancestor gifted his children a large carpet under the stipulation that it be divided each generation until it disappears.
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For some, that bigger view might be divided by job into smaller slices, depending on how a given company divides the monitoring function within an organization.
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Sports Illustrated's latest cover sends a clear signal to President Donald Trump: The country may be divided over you, but the world of sports is not.
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But, if we assigned equal weight to each channel the consumer touched, the value would be divided equally and each channel would have a 1x return.
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A source close to the matter said the returns from the contract would not be divided according to the three companies' holdings in the NHI consortium.
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"We have already negotiated with Bangladesh to accept these 3,450 people on August 22," he said, adding they would be divided into seven groups for repatriation.
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The formula by which 149 delegates will be divided is based on the distribution of the votes in each of the state's 31 state Senate districts.
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Shortly before she took her oath of office in January, Amazon announced that its second HQ would be divided between New York City and Northern Virginia.
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And they will be divided into drums, sometimes kick drum, snare drum, bass, guitars, keyboards, special effects, background vocals in stereo, and a protection lead track.
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Neither has commented on whether there was a pre-nuptial or post-nuptial agreement, so it remains to be seen how the assets will be divided.
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But if the money runs out and Air Berlin is grounded, the airport slots go into a pool where they will be divided up among airlines.
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Acute radiation syndrome occurs when whole-body gamma radiation reaches 2 Gy. It can be divided into four phases: prodrome, latent phase, illness phase, and recovery.
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"Any extra funding (beyond that for legitimate Overseas Contingency Operations and emergency expenses) should be divided equally between defense and non-defense priorities," Democratic leaders wrote.
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Under legislation sponsored by state Representative Robert Martwick, a Chicago Democrat, the city would be divided into 20 districts from which board members would be elected.
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How the money will be divided among the various agencies is not of much interest to Volkswagen, as long as the payment makes the investigations disappear.
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The auction will be divided in four blocks, referring to excess oil produced in the areas of Atapu, Buzios, Itapu and Sepia, in the Santos Basin.
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Once the Catalan trial is over, Spaniards also need to rethink the vexed issue of how power should be divided between the centre and the regions.
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It also said the Trade Ministry will work on complementary legislation looking to define how the tax-free quota will be divided among ethanol importing companies.
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The idea is that Syria would be divided into zones roughly corresponding to areas held by Kurdish militias, the government, the Islamic State and other insurgents.
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Endlessly able to be divided and dispersed and then gathered and transformed, we hand it our hopes for eternity and use it to measure our wealth.
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But to best outline its details, the plan can be divided into three major sections: the 23th Street corridor; the Williamsburg Bridge corridor; and the subways.
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The mood of the country may be divided and anxious, but that doesn't mean we can't unite around a common theme: using memes to express ourselves.
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At that point, any equity in the property potentially could be treated as a shared asset and be divided evenly, regardless of who paid for it.
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The best time to ambush my mother with difficult questions is while she's cooking — her attention may be divided, but she isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Chicagoans may be divided on the merits of deep-dish pizza, but when it comes to homegrown invention, no one disputes the reign of improv comedy.
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That total market cap wouldn't be divided equally among the five new companies; WhatsApp might struggle given its lack of discernible income, while Instagram might soar.
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Mr. Rybak said the sale price was well below market value and the proceeds would be divided between Mr. Beckwith and the estates of his sisters.
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Quant funds can be divided into two groups: those like Stockfish, which use machines to mimic human strategies; and those like AlphaZero, which create strategies themselves.
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Half the party thinks it is divided now but will unite by November, and nearly 22019 percent think the GOP will still be divided in November.
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For example, a 100-acre property could be divided so that 90 acres is conserved, while 10 acres is devoted to a golf course, Chancey said.
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E-VEHICLES While Hong Kongers may be divided about closer political and legal ties with the mainland, the GBA is already an economic powerhouse attracting many startups.
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The world may be divided over whether Seth Rogen's Pumbaa is cute or horrifying, but they won't be over the film's duet featuring Beyoncé and Donald Glover.
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Humanity may be divided on a great many issues, but most would agree that it would be very cool to have airplane wings made of shapeshifting metal.
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T heir discography is large, but not forebodingly so; it can be divided along myriad lay lines, and I set out a few personal entrance points below.
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" She encouraged the audience with a positive message: "We're gonna be a family today, because this system is so cold that it wants us to be divided.
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In fact, the award changed its rules in 1993 to clearly state that "the prize may not be divided or withheld" after the second two-author win.
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The judges broke the rules -- which clearly state that "the prize may not be divided or withheld" -- and awarded it to authors Bernardine Evaristo and Margaret Atwood.
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To maximize storage, either of those memory blocks — whether in a 2D plane or stacked — can be divided up into more charge levels for even more data.
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Proceeds will be divided among Westinghouse creditors which currently include Toshiba, but the Japanese firm plans to sell its Westinghouse-related claims by the end of March.
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They propose that technological progress be divided into two categories: the sort that replaces labour with machines; and that which creates new, more complex tasks for humans.
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Winkelmann said Air Berlin had been in talks with more than 10 parties but ultimately the assets would likely be divided up among two or three buyers.
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The money will be divided between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration and the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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In the image above, you can see how constituencies with a clear partisan bias can be divided in such a way that their votes become almost worthless.
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In January, Feminist Frequency announced that the remaining topics would be divided into more specific tropes split across shorter videos, drawing to a close later this year.
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Ownership of a L.L.C. or other corporate entity could be divided among five holders, none crossing the 25 percent threshold, to stay below the customer information requirement.
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Foreign policy remains an area Trump has a mostly free hand to do with as he pleases, without requiring signoff from a soon-to-be divided Congress.
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The hair that fetches the highest price is usually from women with ankle-length hair whose locks can be divided into many bundles to be sold individually.
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Boko Haram appeared to be divided along theological lines, with a new faction disavowing the random killing of Muslims that had taken place under Mr. Shekau's leadership.
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Unlike past bloodless coups in Turkey, this one does not have the implicitly understood support of the public, which appears to be divided over the military intervention.
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"I just think people should stick to what they know," Ms. Jackson said of Mr. Trump, adding that people don't need to be divided against each other.
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The four consecutive floors, 15,000 square feet each, can be divided, but the 11th floor is to offer four prebuilt spaces, from 4,000 to 5,000 square feet.
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Under the plan, banks would be divided into categories based on risk factors including size, international activity, off-balance sheet exposures and levels of short-term funding.
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Out of necessity, a national Big East Conference would be divided into Western and Eastern divisions to cut down on travel and reduce time away from class.
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Seattle-based divorce lawyer Michael Fancher told VICE that everything except personal gifts, inheritances, and assets owned before the marriage will normally be divided between the two.
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"No life should be lost in my name and also the ANC should never be divided in my name," Zuma said during a televised address on Wednesday.
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There's also prize money on the line: Belmont's total purse of $25 million will be divided among the top eight finishers, and the winner will collect $2280,2000.
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Reporting on her funeral in Managua two days after her death, the newspaper El Nuevo Diario wrote that her ashes would be divided between the two countries.
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Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined activists in a protest outside Representative Nancy Pelosi's office, above, putting leaders on notice that the new House may be divided.
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While there is 71,750 Turkish lira in prize money (about $20,500) to be divided among the champions, there's more to the event than simply winning and losing.
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The will laid out by my partner's father states that the money should not be divided until his death, and the uncles want to honor his wishes.
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" Added Elliott, "We don't agree at all with what the President said, and we just wanted to show that we weren't going to be divided by that.
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The upcoming year will be divided into three seasons, during which six regional leagues will compete, leading up to a major at the end of each season.
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That would be divided between the $1.25 billion in new funding, with the rest to be taken from existing health programs, including $535 million from fighting Ebola.
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The well-known bond investor is still pursuing a $200 million lawsuit claiming he was forced to resign so that his bonus could be divided among others.
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The proceeds from the auction, which Sotheby's estimates will range between 700,000 and 1 million pounds ($926,000-$1.3 million), will be divided equally among 158 surviving families.
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The endorsement adds to the growing collection of progressive groups coalescing around the Vermont senator, after earlier expectations they would be divided between him and Elizabeth Warren.
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Though the upfronts and NewFronts may still be divided, there are myriad efforts to try to tie together the various devices on which consumers are viewing contact.
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Billionaire couple Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos are getting divorced after 303 years of marriage, sparking immediate speculation as to how their massive fortune will be divided.
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At stake is a sales commission, typically 6 percent of the final sale price, which is supposed to be divided between the agents representing the buyer and seller.
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After the funeral, there's an accounting: Norm's estate must be divided fairly between 43-year-old Amalia, Penny, and Penny's two half-brothers (both, squeamishly, around Amalia's age).
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Pocket Edition will also feature an all-new structure: the story will be divided into 10 episodes; the first one will be available for free in the fall.
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Then they will mediate, compare who wants what and do their best to divide it, starting with a presumption that it should be divided as evenly as possible.
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In general, the Israeli commercial drone startup ecosystem can be divided into four main categories: autonomous platforms, anti-drone and cybersecurity solutions, systems and components and drone providers.
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How to avoid an injury To discover who is most likely to be attacked by an animal, the CDC data can be divided into region and age groups.
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Montesquieu's idea that government can be divided into three branches—the executive, legislative and judicial—had proved so influential that the Founding Fathers built it into America's constitution.
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Should the airline be grounded, its take-off and landing slots will be divided up among rivals and staff will have to apply for jobs on new contracts.
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The ranch owner's family has agreed to pay the equivalent of $38,000 in back wages and penalties for pain and suffering - to be divided among the seven workers.
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The revenue from the fee would be divided among all citizens as a per capita rebate, with a small portion set aside as transition assistance to coal communities.
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Healthcare is a thorny, complicated issue, but there are other fronts on which the GOP would be divided thanks to differences in opinion between Trump and his party.
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What you may not know, though, is that "one bitcoin" can actually be divided into one million bits and sent one bit at a time, if you want.
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In fact, the most powerful people in America appear to enthusiastically embrace the idea that humans can be divided into inherently superior and inferior specimens and treated accordingly.
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Under that scenario, Bouygues' telecoms arm would be the target and would be divided up among Orange, Iliad and SFR, La Lettre de l'Expansion said without citing sources.
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Brazil will be divided into 10 regions with slaughterhouses in each region under the authority of an agent from the federal Animal Surveillance and Inspection Services, he said.
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The global soccer body said in a statement that sales, which would be made through its website, would be divided into two phases, followed by last-minute sales.
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Perez said that, depending on how many people meet a yet-to-be-determined threshold for debate slots, the events may be divided up between two consecutive nights.
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"Although we all aspire to bipartisanship when it comes to strengthening our democratic institutions, election security is an area where we cannot afford to be divided," Benson said.
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Donations went to Comic Relief USA and will be divided up among local charities in the Texas areas affected by Harvey, and now Irma in Florida as well.
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If more than one person wins, the jackpots would be divided proportionately, as happened in 2012 with a Mega Millions jackpot of $656 million, a lottery official said.
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A more reliable guide is the natural course of infection, which can be divided into three phases: incubation (infectious without symptoms), symptomatic/infectious, and recovery (noninfectious with symptoms).
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In the Davis Cup proposal, the plan is for the 18 national teams to be divided into six groups of three for round-robin play over three days.
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Since the apartment would be divided into two units, the shares in the condop needed to be reallocated, a process that involved the buyers' lawyers and the board.
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I propose that each state's electoral votes be divided proportionally based on the actual vote count in that state, with the winner receiving a guaranteed two electoral votes.
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Public employees over the age of 60 must remain in their homes, while other bureaucrats will be divided into two groups to alternate shifts, in additional prevention strategies.
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Public employees over the age of 60 must remain in their homes, while other bureaucrats will be divided into two groups to alternate shifts, in additional prevention strategies.
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Formerly ensconced in the university's art history department, it now has 4,000 square feet in the new Piano building, which can be divided as needed with temporary walls.
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The organization hates to be divided, although as it stands today, it's hard to think of a draft resolution on President Trump's plan that could achieve consensus backing.
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"No life should be lost in my name and also the ANC should never be divided in my name," he said during a nationally televised political address Wednesday.
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Executed by both the public and private sector, it will be divided into five-year periods and provide a blueprint for reforms on social, economic and political issues.
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Pottinger said there were two hypotheticals: settlements could be reached, and the money could be divided among the seven mens&apos victims, the foundation, Kessler, and the lawyers.
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The money would be divided between regions struck by several 20163 hurricanes - including Maria, Harvey in Texas and Irma in Florida - as well as the recent California wildfires.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed on Friday that the company is about to have an "amazing" quarter, but frontline employees seem to be divided on whether that's true.
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When someone wanted to sell a plot of land that could not be divided into smaller parcels but which no single buyer could afford, they could offer a lottery.
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" What comes to Segalen is a subject that cannot be divided neatly into an "other" and a "self" — or, put another way, the exterior "real" and the interior "imaginary.
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Anyone who's used Netflix knows that the streaming service carries a rather...eclectic selection of movies, and that those movies happen to be divided into some equally bizarre categories.
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Why it matters: The global scientific and ethical community continues to be divided on whether there should be a complete moratorium on editing germline, or heritable, cells for now.
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The money will be made available via the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ), and it will be divided among local publishers in order to recruit trainees.
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Apple would keep half of the fees, and the other half would be divided among publishers based on how much time readers spent reading each outlet, the report says.
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Now, the Juarez family will be divided in two: Estela will join her mother in Mexico after she gets settled, while Temo cares for Pamela and pays the bills.
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Xerox would be divided into separate hardware and services companies in the split, which could happen as soon as Friday morning when Xerox reports earnings, sources told the Journal.
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The only structural difference is that the clubs will be divided into two eight-team groups, with the top two from each group going through to the playoff semifinals.
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The funds, set aside as a condition of RBS's state aid, will be divided up among smaller lenders to help them compete more effectively with the taxpayer-backed bank.
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"Some Park Service officials said that this increase in park units meant that the agency's appropriations had to be divided among an increasing number of units," the report notes.
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Since employees would be divided into small bargaining units but still work side-by-side, disparities in wages and benefits in collective bargaining agreements would cause animosity between employees.
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Broadly speaking, when it comes to agriculture, China can be divided into two regions: the wheat-growing lands of the north and the rice-growing lands of the south.
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If there is more than one winner, the jackpot would be divided proportionately, as happened in 2012 with a Mega Millions jackpot of $656 million, a lottery official said.
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"I think that the best thing would be to go with one candidate and not be divided in November's elections," Christian Democrat senator Jorge Pizarro told Reuters this week.
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From Tuesday, the Etihad Aviation Group is to be divided into seven different business divisions, all now reportable to Chief Executive Tony Douglas, who started his role in January.
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It just has the author's excellent antennas for describing the New York area and that evergreen fuel for food fights: an inheritance meant to be divided among adult children.
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Prime numbers are integers (whole numbers) that can only be divided by themselves or the number 1, and they appear along the number line in a highly erratic way.
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In home construction and renovation, customers can generally be divided into two groups: professionals who work in the field, and do-it-yourself shoppers tackling projects on their own.
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Recently, companies whose chief executives also lead their boards have come under pressure from investors who think these responsibilities should be divided to ensure an appropriate balance of power.
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The great threat here is if we lose a public square of accepted facts, citizens will be divided into camps where we all have our version of the facts.
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If the gunman's estate were to be divided up equally, each of the 58 families would receive about $24,000 — with the firearms accounting for close to $1,100 per family.
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At a moment when classical music is said to be divided between traditionalist audiences and progressive musicians, the Phil draws large, enthusiastic crowds to concerts of challenging new music.
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They can easily be divided into two groups: bipartisan House and Senate bills that Democrats can get behind, and conservative bills that are nonstarters for Democrats and activists alike.
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The proceeds from the sale, which doubled its pre-auction estimate of £700,000 to £1 million, will be divided up equally among the 158 families who survived the fire.
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For example, each paycheck could be divided among three accounts: 50 percent to standard checking, 30 percent for taxes and 20 percent for emergency savings or extra debt payments.
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The dozen bills will establish how that money will be divided across the federal government, but lawmakers have not agreed on top spending levels for each of the bills.
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Under the current rules, House committees have the option of allotting a single hour for questioning by the staff, to be divided equally between the minority and the majority.
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Sunnis were treated as a junior partner, and one that needed to be divided and co-opted so as to disguise the government to look like a national institution.
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And as the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election began to heat up, Trump called in further reinforcements, lawyers whose loyalty to him would not be divided.
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After William's death, his will dictated that his possessions be divided between Margaret and Robert, leading to some tension over who would get what (perhaps including the silver platter).
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PAUL: I -- if I had to predict, I think Supreme Court vote, no matter who President Trump picks, will be divided among party lines, because the Democrats have dug in.
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According to the report, the contracts define how Boeing and Embraer's engineers will be divided between the new company controlled by Boeing, and a defense company that Embraer will retain.
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Anxiety tended to be divided by issue, with health care (43 percent), the economy (35 percent), trust in the government (32 percent) and hate crimes (31 percent) topping people's lists.
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The Financial Times quoted Dos Santos as saying Sonangol would be divided into three units: exploration and production, logistics and a division that handles its concessions to international oil companies.
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Now that the initial shock of the split has washed over us, how will the material assets be divided in what's easily considered the biggest celebrity divorce of our time?
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Rubbish must be divided according to whether it is food, recyclable, dry or hazardous, the distinctions among which can be perplexing, though there are apps to help work it out.
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The alarming headlines that followed could mostly be divided into two categories: The North Koreans are delusional and there's no way they have H-bombs, or we're all gonna die.
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Sources connected with the couple tell TMZ, Ben and Jen have reached a property settlement, which was complicated and time-consuming because of the fortune that needed to be divided.
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TMZ's obtained the doc which outlines exactly how his estate should be divided following his sudden death in June -- and it's Vinnie's BFF, Charles Jones, who's walking away with 38%.
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Screenwriter Scott Frank, who worked with Soderbergh on the 1998 film Out of Sight, will write, direct, and executive produce the limited series, which will be divided into hourlong installments.
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Programs at the event will be divided into categories like Personal Frontiers, including innovations in healthcare, as well as broader categories focusing on local, national, global and even interplanetary advances.
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While it's hard to say exactly which model number corresponds to which iPhone variant, the numbers appear to be divided into three groups, starting with A19, A20 and A21, respectively.
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" — Pelosi "Nancy Pelosi is the leader on climate change, she has always been a leader on climate, and I will not allow our caucus to be divided on silly notions.
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The available books will be divided into four different age groups for readers: birth to two years, three to five years, six to eight years, and nine to 12 years.
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The 21st century version of the lunar lander will, like Gaul, be divided into three parts, according to Space News, a transfer stage, a descent stage, and an ascent stage.
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Electric and hybrid cars can be divided into four main groups: Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs), Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) and Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicles.
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Under the format, the 16 teams will be divided into four groups and play in minitournaments before the winners face off in semifinals and a final to determine a champion.
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Science may still be divided over whether gender differences are rooted in biology or culture, but many of Sweden's government-funded preschools are doing what they can to deconstruct them.
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Ms. Katz has not conceded, but Ms. Cabán's campaign believes her lead will be hard to overcome because they presume the absentee ballots will be divided among the seven candidates.
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A large part of a parent's estate — starting at 50 percent if there's one child and reaching 75 percent for three or more — must be divided equally among the children.
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But with star players like Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers publicly giving a thumbs down along with fears of misinformation circulating throughout players, the NFLPA appears to be divided.
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The medals come in the usual gold, silver and bronze, but can be divided into four parts, allowing the athlete, if he or she wishes, to give sections to others.
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Under Michigan law, that meant her assets would be divided equally among her four grown sons, who unanimously backed Ms. Owens, their cousin, as the estate's "personal representative," or executor.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey accused in a bizarre plot to close lanes at the George Washington Bridge sent back three questions on Tuesday hinting that they may be divided.
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"It is important that we do not allow ourselves to be divided, the 27 must act together in the negotiations," Merkel told a joint news conference with Luxembourg's prime minister.
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A Victorian paleontologist, Harry Seeley, declared in 1888 that dinosaurs should be divided into the bird-hipped (Ornithischia) and the lizard-hipped (Saurischia) categories that have been accepted ever since.
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Meanwhile, the White House and Democratic leaders struck a big deal on immigration and the border — or maybe they didn't — while Republicans continued to be divided amongst themselves on tax reform.
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Prince's estate, estimated to be worth more than $500 million, could be divided under Minnesota law in equal shares to his siblings and the nearest surviving descendents of any deceased siblings.
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J.H. Hexter, an American academic, believed his fellow historians could be divided into two camps: "splitters" (who were forever making distinctions) and "lumpers" (who make sweeping generalisations by lumping things together).
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"The WHO is strengthening its presence, positioning a dozen epidemiologists who will be divided on the axes of Mbandaka, Bikoro and Iboko to investigate alerts," its Congo representative, Allarangar Yokouide, said.
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The settlement, if approved, would be divided among 12,000 drivers, some of whom would receive tens of thousands of dollars, Beth Ross, lead lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in an email.
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Under Sunday's proposed break-up of Innogy, its assets will be divided between parent RWE and E.ON, which would take over npower, potentially raising regulatory concerns, some analysts said on Monday.
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The evidence suggests that the country can increasingly be divided into two groups that are defined not by wealth but by their perceptions of Britain's society and place in the world.
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As many as 10 Kohl's stores are already set to be divided for Aldi to move next door, as part of a pilot program that will roll out later this year.
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If I knew he'd be president, and America was going to be divided, or a racist country, and not a nation that I felt welcome in, I would've definitely second-guessed.
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Her brightly colored works can be divided into painted reliefs made of wood; layered collages made of amate paper, fabric, and leather; a tapestry or runner made of hand-dyed wool.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated the EU's mantra that London would not be allowed to "cherry-pick" access to parts of the EU market: "The single market cannot be divided up.
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The Americans will continue the so-called "pod" system started by Paul Azinger in 2008, with the 12 players expected to be divided into three four-man groups, forming mini teams.
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And remember the total emissions rate from both China and India has to be divided by more than a billion to yield an apt comparison to countries like the United States.
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The people who desperately need them shouldn't be divided into those who are valuable enough to get help and those who aren't worthy based solely on whether they have a job.
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Reid Thompson's set would seem to be divided into two self-contained parts, with Charlotte and Doug's home on one side of the stage, and the help center on the other.
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In one plan, Europe's top 32 teams would be divided into four groups of eight teams, with the top four each season advancing to a knockout round to determine the winner.
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Ten percent of all the profits will be divided among independent bookstores every six months; in exchange, these shops will lend support to the mission by promoting Bookshop to their customers.
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Congress has wisely decreed that the citizens of the nation shall be divided into classes and that men shall be put into those classes where they will be the most useful.
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On Wednesday, the Trump reelection campaign sent a fundraising appeal to its massive email list urging donors to provide a contribution that would be divided between the president and Colorado Sen.
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The new wording amends the party's charter requirement that all committees and like bodies be divided equally between men and women to account for members who don't identify with either gender.
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After states learn that number, they determine (typically through the state legislature) how the state will be divided geographically into districts, each of which will elect its own U.S. House member.
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The latest settlement will be divided among the 10 states that brought lawsuits related to the diesel deception: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.
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Those 12 teams will then be divided into three paths, with a one-leg semi-final and a one-leg final in each path to decide the remaining three European finalists.
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Another large shipment of American food aid — enough for 30,000 people for 30 days — will be divided among several towns and camps for displaced people in the Raqqa area, including Tabqa.
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A promotional screenshot for 'FIFA 16,' featuring one of its most valuable players, Barcelona's Lionel Messi Players of EA Sports' famous FIFA soccer sims can loosely be divided into two categories.
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The rest would be divided between Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, the country that has absorbed more Palestinians than any other, and fears anything that might lead to their permanent settlement there.
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"The WHO is strengthening its presence, positioning a dozen epidemiologists who will be divided on the axes of Mbandaka, Bikoro and Iboko to investigate alerts," its Congo representative Allarangar Yokouide said.
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The one-day meeting will be divided into morning workshops focused on financing and permitting obstacles, with one-on-one afternoon meetings between regulators and industry executives, according to the sources.
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After a mass slaughter eviscerating democracy as we know it, the nation will be divided into three states: Caucasia for whites, Blacktopia for African Americans, and Gayasia—well you get the idea.
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"Everything earned during the marriage would be considered community property, and would be divided evenly," as L.A. family law specialist Steve Mindel previously told PEOPLE after Chris Pratt and Anna Faris' split.
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Douglas O'Connor said in a new court filing that he doesn't believe the $100 million that would be divided among drivers was enough, and he has retained new attorneys to represent him.
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The question is, do we want to, as a country, have a transition from an industrial to a digital age that's going to include everyone, or do we want to be divided?
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The 61 delegates Kentucky had on the line and Oregon's 74 will be divided proportionally among the two candidates based on results in those states -- and that's the bad news for Sanders.
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"People are outraged when juries return an acquittal, and they don't realize jurors may have had genuine reasons to be divided or confused," said Brandon Garrett, a law professor at Duke University.
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A quick recap for those who were, until now, oblivious to prenuptial agreements: They are contracts, drafted by matrimonial lawyers, that stipulate how a couple's assets will be divided if they divorce.
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"The number of badly insulated low-income housing and social housing will be divided by two, and a quarter of government buildings will be renovated in line with environmental norms," it said.
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Under the agreement, Uber and the Army's research lab expect to spend a combined total of $1 million in funding for this research; this funding will be divided equally between each party.
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Biological sex can't neatly be divided into binary categories of "male" and "female," and every year an estimated 1.7% of children in the world are born with variations in their sex characteristics.
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"To see communities on the border of Texas that are like, 'We can't be divided, we can't be separate' is so impactful," said Downtown Boys singer Victoria Ruiz in a separate interview.
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Another NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released Wednesday found registered voters to be divided on whether the Senate should vote this year on a replacement for late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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"Only we can prove, through words and through deeds, that we will not be divided and we're going to have to keep on doing it, again and again and again," he continued.
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In the early days of virtual reality games, experiences can largely be divided into two categories: those built explicitly for VR, and those that tack on VR like a promotional bullet point.
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The payment due on or before Wednesday was reduced from $17.53 million to $16 million, and the final payment of $45 million will be divided into four annual installments beginning in 2017.
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Now, some of those leaders have their own "Fatah list" in the elections, though there are not so many Shi'ite groups running for parliament that members will be divided after the elections.
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Proceeds from the sale of distribution companies held by state energy holding company Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras SA , may be divided between the company, known as Eletrobras, and the federal Treasury, he said.
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Trump's rebuilding plan, which is expected to be a core part of his 2018 agenda, will be divided into two major goals: rebuilding U.S. infrastructure and speeding up the permit approval process.
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"But that requires leaders — political leaders, religious leaders, business leaders — all of us to send a very clear signal that we are not going to be divided in that fashion," he said.
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Considering he also contributed uncredited writing and directing for Ghost Protocol, the six Mission: Impossibles can basically be divided into two trilogies: the auteur trilogy and the more tonally consistent McQuarrie three.
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Vanderbilt might be the hometown favorite at the SEC Tournament this week in Nashville, but the crowd will be divided when the fifth-seeded Commodores take on rival Tennessee in Thursday's quarterfinals.
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She explained that if I took the position my time would be divided between writing five to seven pages of daily dialogue and researching current events/popular porn niches for future content.
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Like "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," another literary phenomenon-turned-theatrical-event, the play will be divided into two parts, which audiences can watch on one day or on separate occasions.
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"The rest will be divided between paying down debt and entertaining attractive specialty deals," Erez Vidogman, Teva's chief executive, told a conference call of analysts following the publication of second-quarter results.
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TORONTO — A day into the season it became clear that one of the hardest jobs in Major League Baseball this year will be divided among whatever pitchers are facing the Yankees' lineup.
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In an era of immigration crackdowns, racial tensions and budgetary battles over eliminating arts endowments, this year's Kennedy Center honorees appear to be divided on how best to respond to the honor.
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Opponents of the Affordable Care Act have denounced it bitterly for more than six years, so it is not surprising that, despite the program's successes, public opinion about it would be divided.
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Another option is to impose a time limit on the deal, but set that date well in the future, giving Ireland hope that the north might never be divided from the south.
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Another option is to impose a time limit on the deal, but set that date well in the future, giving Ireland hope that the north might never be divided from the south.
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The new fund will be divided up into three teams focused on consumer, enterprise and "frontier" technology — frontier start-ups being those that place an emphasis on cutting-edge innovations in science.
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Many moderates, including Bloomberg's supporters, fear that the centrist vote may be divided, allowing Sanders, the more progressive senator from Vermont, to reach the convention with more delegates than any of them.
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Garcetti's backing could give Biden a strong boost in a critical Super Tuesday state with a trove of delegates that will be divided proportionally among the top vote getters on March 3.
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Current campaign contribution limits could allow a donor to funnel more than $1.7 million into a presidential candidate's coffers, to be divided between the nominee, the DNC and 51 state political parties.
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Asking for the name of the credit monitoring agency people asking for a cash payout have been using may be a way of narrowing the group that settlement will be divided between.
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