"It will open the door to partition, partition, partition," Nasrallah said.
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Then at boot it can just switch to that partition and the next update can be applied to the old partition.
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RehabMan mentions a couple of basic methods for drive setup, but for our needs, we're going with a two-partition method, which will create a full partition for EFI and a secondary partition where we'll place the MacOS installer.
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Third-party partitioning programs offer a few advanced features on top of that, like easier partition management, partition merging and resizing, and built-in data recovery tools.
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Partition The partition of India and Pakistan ended two centuries of British colonial rule and saw one of the largest human migrations the world has ever seen.
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And part of it was that I didn't even really know about Partition until I was in college—and I'm South Asian, my family lived through Partition.
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Consider, for example, "Bionic Partition" (22-ongoing), a prototype for an airplane cabin partition whose structure is based on algorithms that mimic slime mold and mammal bone growth.
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He stepped off the partition, but apparently had second thoughts as he began to choke and tried to put his feet back on the partition to save himself.
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If the parties in Spain and Iraq are determined to take steps that might result, willingly or reluctantly, in partition, they might consider how one country managed to get partition right.
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Past the partition and in the bedroom itself was an all-white King-sized bed backed up to the light wood headboard, which was really the other side of the partition.
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The sharp angles of Partition 44 seem to swirl around on the surface, while Partition 42 resembles a crowded architectural model, like a bird's eye view of an impossibly dense suburban landscape.
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At partition it was cleansed of most Sikhs and Hindus.
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Partition, Jawaharlal Nehru of the Indian National Congress, the party
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In San Francisco, construction workers installed partition walls on skyscrapers.
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Cameroon's linguistic partition is a legacy of its colonial history.
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Others argue that partition is the only means for peace.
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"Brexit has highlighted the absurdity of partition," Mr. Donnelly said.
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First you need to reduce the size of your existing hard drive partition by whatever size you want the new partition to be: Right-click on it and choose Shrink Volume to do this.
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While the macOS Disk Utility and the Windows Disk Management tool will do the job well enough, Paragon Hard Disk Manager throws in extras like partition recovery, easy disk copying, and easier partition resizing.
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I would recommend keeping a Windows partition around for purposes of installing HP BIOS updates, but hop into Disk Utility and set the partition you created for MacOS, formatting it as MacOS Extended (Journaled).
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You can download a system image from the company and toss it onto a USB 3.0 stick, or there's also the option of making a partition on your computer for a more permanent partition.
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A sliding partition that runs along a ceiling track closes off the living room from the adjacent dining area, and a second partition separates the dining room from the kitchen on the other side.
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The entire vision of the partition plan never came to fruition.
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Earlier about 3503 youths broke through a partition in the camp.
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Now, that process — called "quiet title and partition" — is being ended.
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Another Anglophile, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, did most to bring about partition.
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BMW's Klaus Fröhlich teased us about what was behind the partition.
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The 1947 partition of India and Pakistan was a traumatic event.
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There was a family on the other side of the partition.
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It could open the door to the future partition of Syria.
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MIDNIGHT'S FURIES: The Deadly Legacy of India's Partition, by Nisid Hajari.
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Indeed, negotiators are beginning to think about something radically different: partition.
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A retractable partition separates the passengers cabin from the cargo area.
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"People tried in the past to partition Jerusalem," Mr. Bennett said.
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Oversimplified, the book is about partition: about life before and after.
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In his last year my grandfather would often weep about partition.
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Only a glass-like partition separates her from two enormous aliens.
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Partition is as much a part of modern Britain—home to 700,000 Indian and Pakistani Punjabis, many of whom are the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of partition—as butter chicken, saag paneer, naan, bhangra and Bollywood.
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The area behind the partition is storage, and that is filling up.
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Earnest appeared stone-faced standing behind a glass partition during the arraignment.
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After the turbulent years of partition, Indian film came into its own.
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Early Zionist leaders accepted partition grudgingly; Arab ones tragically rejected it outright.
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Maybe there's a partition between you and your neighbor, often there's not.
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A museum devoted to preserving the memory of partition opened in 2017.
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I booted up another partition with the latest beta version of Mojave.
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But partition has not always led to migration, discrimination, conflict and war.
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These campaigns have raised the prospect of partition in their respective nations.
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Beyoncé can be "Partition" and "Blue" and "Rocket" all in one day.
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India and Pakistan have fought three wars, starting almost immediately after partition.
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An exercise area is on the other side of the white partition.
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But regime officials have rejected federalism and formal partition out of hand.
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Partition was one of the worst moments of violence in the 1900s.
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And the majority of my friends did not know what Partition was.
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The partition of India and Pakistan displaced 14 million people in 1947.
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A double-face chimney and a slatted partition visually divide the space.
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Set in 1945, the movie takes place near Lahore, with Partition looming.
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Partition changed millions of lives, and the shape of the world, forever.
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In contrast, Bangladeshis' response to partition can seem to verge on indifference.
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Compare that to the 1947 partition process that created India and Pakistan.
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Historically, the Korean Peninsula's 1945 partition was always intended to be temporary.
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They have fought two wars over the territory since partition in 1947.
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That history prefaced the partition of Ireland in the early 20th century.
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If you're installing a different operating system on the newly created partition, you can usually skip that last step: The OS installer will do the job for you and get everything set up so the partition is accessible.
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Pakistan's history is so intertwined with plunder that some older Pakistanis who lived through the partition of India in 1947 don't call it partition or freedom: They refer to it as the time of lut, Punjabi for loot.
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Many fear that Cyprus has missed its last chance to avoid permanent partition.
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A glass partition separates them as they talk opposite one another using telephones.
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Our classroom bordered the silverback gorilla exhibit, separated only by a glass partition.
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According to the code, the minimum size of the Windows partition is 30GB.
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Being outside the glass partition between the rooftop standers and the thin air.
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The SPA approach should not be viewed as an effort to partition Syria.
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Behind a partition, Daddy is sitting in a soundproof cubicle, strumming his guitar.
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The company's design aesthetic relies heavily on glass and aluminum to partition rooms.
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Partition came along in 1947, with the Pakistan Muslim League trying to get
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"The U.S. is planning to partition Syria," the agency quoted him as saying.
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Political discontent has simmered in Kashmir since the partition of India in 1947.
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The title refers to the partition that divides Israel and the West Bank.
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The first time was the 22020 partition — the largest mass migration in history.
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The open-air vehicles didn't have any such partition protecting operators from riders.
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They were victims of partition, traumatized, forced to migrate to a new country.
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Owen's vehicle was equipped with a partition, the department said in a statement.
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When Beyoncé surprise-dropped her self-titled fifth album, "Partition" quickly took centerstage.
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Something had happened: An elderly aunt said she recognized Wilayat from before Partition.
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Creating a volume or partition only takes a couple of clicks in Disk Utility.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has long pushed for such a swap or partition policy.
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At partition a century later, both new countries staked a claim to the state.
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They put the temporary partition so she wouldn't have access to the exposed wiring.
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So I'm going to figure out how to partition time better in the future.
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Monetas, through a glass partition, looked dark and uninhabited, as if nobody worked there.
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The outlines of a partition that would be acceptable to Russia are already visible.
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Partition rent what had been the multicultural and multi-faith realm of the Ottomans.
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The region has been disputed since the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.
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He might get a partition, rampart, restriction, retainer, rail, restraint, roadblock, screen, or trench.
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The current crisis of proliferation in North Korea is a contemporary byproduct of partition.
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The partition is expected to be constructed this spring in the committee's secure spaces.
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In India, 17 million refugees crossed frontiers during the first six months after partition.
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"What's the difference between a cage and a chain linked partition?" said Joseph Saitta.
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The nuclear-armed neighbors have fought three wars since independence and partition in 1947.
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All tables at Bunyadi will be separated by bamboo partition and lit by candle.
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And the ride probably cost a lot: I bet Poupin rolled up the partition.
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I read a lot about Partition, I read a lot of different history books.
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I fell over on the train when it braked suddenly, headbutting a glass partition.
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But if they felt secure enough even then, why leave a year after partition?
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My mother, Shahnaz Rizwan, was born in the 1950s in tumultuous post-partition Pakistan.
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Freedom had come with the partition of the country on the basis of religion.
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Third, committing America to an indivisible Jerusalem would jettison thorny questions associated with partition.
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They also are talking about having the whistleblower sit behind a screen or partition.
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Visitors walk through a lacquered partition into a high-ceilinged room with whitewashed walls.
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Ahmed's family was originally from India; they relocated to Pakistan after Partition, in 1947.
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Since the partition in 1947, tensions have always been high between the two neighbors.
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Yael: But wait, he had to do something else to find the hidden partition.
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Right-click on the drive you want to partition and select "Shrink Volume."4.
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The "total size after shrink" will be the space left in the original partition.
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Zarina Hashmi speaks directly to the ongoing impact of the upheavals resulting from Partition.
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Until this changes, partition will remain an attractive option no matter the complexities of implementation.
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He regarded Kosovo and its Albanians as a "cancer", to be surgically removed by partition.
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Austria, Prussia and Russia conspired to partition the country, eventually annexing it completely in 1795.
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Irish luminaries such as Eamon de Valera both abhorred partition and found it quite convenient.
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Soon after the partition of India and Pakistan that year, his family moved to Mumbai.
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In 1947, two years after the war ended, it exploded in the bloodletting of partition.
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But their foreign backers, pursuing their own interests, may insist on a de facto partition.
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When British colonial rule ended in 1947, thousands of families were separated by the partition.
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Beyond its sitting area's stained-glass partition is a step down to the master bath.
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From the emerging pattern, the algorithm creates a partition or lead sheet with similar characteristics.
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That comes up in almost every single poem, even the ones that aren't about Partition.
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After the 3,000 meters ended on Saturday, Pechstein leaned over a partition to kiss Grosse.
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The South Asian population is tied to the imperial bloodshed and partition that convulsed India.
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Both the city and the garden are products of the country's painful partition, she writes.
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Still, some citizens worry the partition and accompanying land swap could have the opposite effect.
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Hurley's quick to remind us of religion's ugliest traits, too: its intolerance, partition and patriarchy.
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Burma is in the middle of World War II, India in the throes of partition.
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The celebrations were cut short as the partition on religious lines ripped the subcontinent apart.
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Had India been granted home rule earlier, the question of partition might never have arisen.
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During a meeting in Algiers in 19873, the P.L.O. agreed to the principle of partition.
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"The partition that was placed between our desks didn't hurt, either," Ms. Schumer said jokingly.
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The co-op board would let her move a wall and add a sliding partition.
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It has been in some degree of turmoil since partition and independence 72 years ago.
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But 70 years after partition, India seems to be taking my grandfather's theory very seriously.
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The woman, crying loudly at this point, moves behind a partition to shield her child.
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A standard-size white tub had a powerful shower head and a folding glass partition.
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A spacious shower stall with regular and rainfall showerheads was separated by a glass partition.
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Parsis, Sikhs, Christians and Jews remained in Pakistan after the bloody Partition in 1947. Gen.
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The amount you enter will be the amount of space left for your new partition.
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The mere decision to open the museum, the first devoted to the partition, was fraught.
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The shower and bath area are separated from the sink by a small glass partition.
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The only thing both sides could not agree on was how to partition the blame.
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India and Pakistan have fought two wars over Kashmir since independence and partition in 1947.
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"Before partition he used to milk cows but as soon as the partition came the custom men were standing across the field and told him 'That's the last time you bring cows across the border'," said Gordon, the fifth generation of farmer in the family.
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Partition, as Pakistan broke away, displaced millions more and led to deaths of hundreds of thousands.
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Sponsored data is nothing but an attempt to partition the internet into additional fee-collecting zones.
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Rooms are oddly shaped, and some have no windows — a partition wall brings light and air.
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You should have access to the partition where you just installed MacOS through the boot process.
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In front of the partition stood Marko, a 26-year-old student, ballot paper in hand.
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"We used to think partition was a terrible mistake," admits a liberal-minded historian in Lahore.
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The PYD has consistently said it wants a model of decentralized government for Syria, not partition.
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An elevator leads up to a balcony with a glass partition where the women will pray.
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After the partition of the Indian subcontinent, the special provisions for the indigenous population were diluted.
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First, Klaus and Mečiar agreed that partition was in their mutual interest, though for different reasons.
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Punjab was divided during Partition; there's a Pakistani Punjab, but most Sikh live in Indian Punjab.
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Her maternal grandparents moved from India to Karachi shortly after Partition, inspired by Jinnah's democratic vision.
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I went to public school my whole life until college and we never learned about Partition.
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One of the guiding words throughout the entire book is this idea of partition and fragmentation.
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"Hypothermic," Rupa said matter-of-factly, and walked him to a physician just outside the partition.
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In 1923, it joined the League of Nations, and in 1925 affirmed partition with Northern Ireland.
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Behind a glass partition, a prosecutor and a defender sit at opposite tables facing a magistrate.
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They donned surgical masks and gloves as Central Elections Committee delegates watched through a nylon partition.
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A few minutes after we arrived, a thick metal door beside the glass partition swung open.
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A low, granite-topped partition divides the living area from the dining room and vintage kitchen.
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The family fled to Mumbai during the subcontinent's bloody partition, and Mr. Khanna attended school there.
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A procession of epiphanies and expanded thoughts that settle into a different partition of the sensible.
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Reversing the partition of nearly a century ago would saddle Irish taxpayers with a big bill.
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The walk-in tiled shower was stylish, but lacking a full glass door, only a partition.
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That includes the required paint job, exterior lights and signage, the taxi meter, and interior partition.
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It just reads from stdin, and tries mounting the hidden partition one line at a time.
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The sleeping area was separated from the living area by a desk partition and the kitchenette.
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Pakistan and India, two nuclear armed states, have fought many wars since our partition in 1947.
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In fact many computers now come with an emergency partition all set up instead of the old recovery disc that used to be supplied—if you can't boot up your laptop or desktop normally, you can boot from this recovery partition instead and get back your data.
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To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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Younger Cypriots, born long after the island's de facto partition, are less and less interested in reunification.
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If you look really carefully, you can see a pink cylinder coming up from behind the partition.
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It also makes data recovery easier if your OS partition is damaged or corrupted in some way.
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Most Sikhs went to India during the 1947 partition, with only a few thousand remaining in Pakistan.
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But lifting the injunction would give Mr Trump an early advantage in building his long-promised partition.
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They could show that "the wall is down that parted their fathers" by simulating a crumbling partition.
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Partition would represent the failure of EU facilitation and the collapse of international engagement in the region.
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In the event of partition, he said President Donald Trump's racially-charged language would bear some responsibility.
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To support this, developers partition their apps into small, runnable parts, so they can start within seconds.
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The militias, in turn, perceive in continued American involvement in Iraq a plan to partition the country.
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Glutted with migrants after Partition, the city had grown precipitously in the matter of a few months.
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Kashmir has been a source of conflict between Pakistan and India since independence and partition in 1947.
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In modern history, the partition of nations has almost always created three problems that kept conflicts boiling.
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After 30 years of this "British Mandate," a United Nations partition plan was devised for the area.
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What hasn't been discussed is the impact of the partition on the state's racial and ethnic demographics.
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On the other side of the glass partition, you can see the rest of the Walmart Supercenter.
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The interior is noise insulated with a partition and shelf that separates the interior from the trunk.
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Partition, or a loose confederation, might not even end the civil war and the accompanying humanitarian catastrophe.
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In exceptional circumstances, partition can produce relative long-term stability and security in small and isolated populations.
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Yeah, and even a lot of South Asian people don't really know about or talk about Partition.
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Directly across from the sink vanity, a room partition doubled as both a closet and a headboard.
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This partition led to a massive exodus with millions of Hindus and Muslims moving across the border.
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Hindu nationalists haven't forgiven Muslims for the partition of India, but their fury is a little misguided.
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They were an ordinary family displaced by Partition, the bloody separation of Pakistan and India in 1947.
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Needlessly re-creating a hard border will resurrect ancestral memories of the partition of Ireland in 1922.
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The millwork is echoed in a low partition wall and in the cabinetry in the adjacent kitchen.
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In this case, I'm sure there are documents, but the period around Partition was a chaotic one.
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But the shower's small glass partition did not prevent the rainfall showerhead from soaking the entire floor.
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It was meant to be "very sexy, on the edge," he said, citing Beyoncé's "Partition" as inspiration.
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Letter To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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The setup wizard takes you through the process of creating a new partition and installing Windows on it.
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Under the partition plan of 1947, Jerusalem was supposed to be an international city open for all religions.
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Guests can visit for up to 30 minutes at a time, but conversations are through a glass partition.
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After the meeting, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dačić said "all cards are on the table," including partition.
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While the Soyuz is too small to partition off a room, the ISS has its own toilet area.
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In the 70 years since partition, Pakistan has been torn by war, terrorism, coups, instability and religious extremism.
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Using a couple of bookshelves to partition off a corner of the office wasn't going to cut it.
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It shattered the partition that protected the beloved photo-sharing app from the sins of its parent company.
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You see, most of the shop owners in Burns Road are the descendants of Partition refugees from Delhi.
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Both the partition of India in 1947 and the secession of Bangladesh in 1971 produced more refugees. Sorry.
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It was his second visit that morning, and the administrator behind a glass partition greeted him by name.
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When the UN voted in 1947 to partition Palestine, the Jews already had the trappings of their state.
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In other parts of the cortex, the scientists were able to partition previously identified regions into smaller ones.
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Many Thai officials harbor a deep fear of international intervention, which they believe would eventually lead to partition.
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There's an internal polycarbonate layer and aluminum underbody splinter shield, as well as an armored luggage compartment partition.
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The partition is expected to be constructed this spring in the committee's secure spaces, according to CBS News.
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In a little room separated from the office by a wall with a glass partition stood the projectors.
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The narrative of the text says that the Jewish "settlers" did not agree to the UN partition plan.
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The wounds of partition are only now healing, and it would be a grave mistake to reopen them.
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The construction of a partition to separate staff is a physical manifestation of a dire problem in Washington.
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On the other side of the entry, through a folding glass partition, is a sunroom with plantation shutters.
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Most Indians and Pakistanis look at partition as an enduring tragedy and with an overwhelming sense of sadness.
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Basically, it sounds like Microsoft is keeping a separate partition which has the updated OS installed to it.
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"What the coalition is doing amounts to concrete steps to partition the country," Nebenzia was quoted as saying.
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The intimate quarters of an Uber car ride might invite inappropriate behavior—and a partition might prevent it.
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Days after my colleague Michael Kimmelman had first reported the news of the partition, Related apparently changed course.
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A more formal US diplomatic position towards Afghans can be traced back to India-Pakistan partition in 1947.
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The set-up was a straight forward table for two divided by a mirrored partition on both sides.
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This was the precursor to the fighting that erupted within Northern Ireland in the decades after the partition.
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Mr. Charlap perceptively notes some of the challenges of trying to use formal partition to end ethnic-sectarian fighting.
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No one on the Greek-Cypriot side even mentions the option of accepting a formal partition of the island.
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You'll start off by selecting the installation location, with the CLOVER EFI partition you just created as the target.
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When the two new states were proclaimed in mid-August 1947, it was hoped the partition would be orderly.
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That leaves the likely outcome continued de facto partition of Syria, even if Assad continues to make incremental gains.
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These are committed, like the army, to destabilising Indian-held Kashmir, which Pakistan has demanded since partition in 1947.
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In the bloody partition that ensued, 12 million people, including Singh and his family, left behind their ancestral lands.
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The Country Pack adds wheel-arch protection, a rear scuff plate, the aforementioned rinse system, and a cargo partition.
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I've done enough science writing to know that kind of mind-body dualism is garbage; there's no clean partition.
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People made fortunes either by occupying or claiming properties left behind by people who fled during Partition in 1947.
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Nearly three decades later, India broke free from British rule with the violent partition of the subcontinent in 1947.
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An industrialist, who had lived in Lahore before migrating to India after the partition, has offered 1.2 million rupees.
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Mr. Mladic, court records showed, had at least two subsequent meetings to discuss the partition with his Croatian counterparts.
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They don't go in the system partition, but they still get system-level partitions thanks to Huawei's OS additions.
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We watched as guards gathered at a desk behind a glass partition, peering at us and mumbling among themselves.
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During partition my father was in Pakistan attending school while the rest of his family was in Pune, India.
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War and partition ironically created a consensus: The country, now united, should never be allowed to break apart again.
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Knight scowls through the partition glass at a point somewhere over the author's shoulder, refusing eye contact or acknowledgment.
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This will allow you to set the partition&aposs size, and to select the letter it will be assigned.
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Suggestions of a formal partition of the island or Turkey's outright annexation of the north have swirled for years.
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The first war between India and Pakistan, right after their independence from Britain and partition, was fought over Kashmir.
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Truman supported what we now call a two-state solution, a partition plan drawn up by the United Nations.
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They rely on either an unlocked bootloader, which allows users to flash Google apps to the normally read-only system partition, or on "stub apps" left in the system partition by the device manufacturer specifically for the Google apps, so sideloaded versions can get the system-level permissions they need to work.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhen it comes to choosing how much space to leave for your new partition, it's not an exact science.
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The handover of power, and the resulting partition of India and Pakistan, would be bloodier than anyone could have imagined.
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When told of his charges, Clark yelled out "it's a lie" from behind a courtroom partition, the Desert Sun reported.
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The party contains Joe Biden, who wanted to invade and partition Iraq, and Bernie Sanders, who voted against the invasion.
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The slurping sounds aroused the attention of our driver, and I leaned forward through the partition to block his view.
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And so I have some concerns about whether that will try and partition, you know, Chinese students from American students.
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The play's extraordinarily wide scope, ranging from Jamaican independence to the Partition of India, reflects the reach of British imperialism.
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The violence was some of worst seen in India since the bloody clashes that accompanied partition following independence in 1947.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 1947, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 2783, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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The suite's 'night' zone is separated by a partition, has a full length bed, storage space and another entertainment screen.
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Millions of people were displaced, and as many as one million died in the chaos and sectarian clashes following Partition.
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Mr. Khedery said that a confederacy or a partition of Iraq might be the only remedy for the country's troubles.
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There is a partition in place and the north is inhabited by Turkish Cypriots and the south by Greek Cypriots.
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Possibly some partition or federation would ensue — reflecting the fact that many Syrians will never be reconciled to Assad's rule.
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The hospital was right in the heart of Shenzhen, where the skyscrapers partition the sky into distinct rectangles and squares.
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If your phone still gets uncomfortably warm in normal use, it's possible the phone's cache partition has corrupted data.1.
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REAL ESTATE The cover article last Sunday about roommates who partition their apartments reversed the occupations of two of them.
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The trunk is both a chimney (a wood-burning fireplace is embedded in the front-facing side) and a partition.
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Flare-ups like these have formed an unending pattern of brinkmanship ever since the partition of British India after 1947.
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My grandmother would tell of the resistance movement she had joined before the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 823.
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The violent partition of India in 1947 split British India into the India of today, West Pakistan and East Pakistan.
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A tall, free-standing partition carves the space, which has a two-sided fireplace, wet bar and built-in speakers.
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My ancestors left nearly a century before Partition happened, when practically all of South Asia was referred to as India.
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He remembers the precise moment when the movable partition collapsed upon him, puncturing his ribs and snapping his leg backward.
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Nothing better illustrates those suspicions than Mr. Nunes's decision to erect a partition between the Republican and Democratic staff members.
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A persecuted Muslim in pre-Partition India, he left Hyderabad in the middle of the night, fleeing north toward Pakistan.
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Protected by a huge, bulletproof partition, the courtroom was packed with judges, lawyers, clerks and a small number of victims.
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Bombay accommodated every faith and was relatively untouched by the mass violence that accompanied the Partition of India in 1947.
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They know more about the American civil-rights movement than they do the partition of India, the Commonwealth or Windrush.
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The Security Council tried to mediate tensions between India and Pakistan within months of their independence and partition in 1947.
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There are more lying ahead, including the Bloody Sunday massacre of November 1920 and the partition of Ireland in 1921.
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More surprising, although it takes place soon after the trauma of Partition, the book is not at all about trauma.
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The space includes a glittering shark sculpture over the bar, and a raised partition for D.J.s and selfie-snapping partygoers.
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Every hard drive has at least one partition, usually called "C:," but you can make more on a single drive.
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It was Partition that ruined his mother, set her on the course toward the ruined palace, Shahid had told me.
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Take Delhi's Sanjay Camp slum, where only a fractured partition separates the men and women's stalls in its toilet complex.
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After partition of the subcontinent in 245, Kashmir was expected to go to Pakistan, as other Muslim majority regions did.
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Here's the command: # repartition /dev/disk2 MBR, two partitions # first partition, "CLOVER EFI" FAT1503, 200MiB # second partition, "install_osx", HFS+J, remainder diskutil partitionDisk [YOUR DRIVE HERE] 2 MBR FAT32 "CLOVER EFI" 200Mi HFS+J "install_osx" R From here, you'll need to hop into Clover, where you'll put the information you need into the bootloader.
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He added that "partition means taking the region to internal wars whose end and time frame is known only to God".
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To protect prisoners from each other, Baltimore installed a partition in police vans that runs down the middle front to back.
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After one day, Safari will partition cookies so they can still be used for logins but not for cross-site tracking.
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Inside the long, narrow space, there's a red partition, behind which more than a dozen people sit at sterile metal tables.
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Tyndall walks past the partition to a young guy with a septum piercing named Colm, who's keeping watch over the room.
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The following year, in 1947, the United Nations General Assembly agreed a plan to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states.
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"Papa, papa!" they shouted through the plastic partition, behind which Franco sat in an orange jumpsuit, trying to hide his shame.
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Critics have slammed the partition effort as a distraction, saying that breaking up the state would cost billions of tax dollars.
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A sink was fitted with matte brass fixtures, as was the walk-in shower, which was separated by a glass partition.
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The formal partition of Bosnia under the Dayton Accords satisfactorily ended a terrible war among the Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, and Croats.
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Since then, Amazon added support for Korean, another 5 languages, and made Polly available in all regions in the AWS partition.
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And so, often, when I would go to stuff and do a poem about Partition or whatever, people would need context.
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And they're certainly not championing the partition of a multiethnic state into ethnically homogenous components, as Yugoslavia was partitioned after 1991.
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If a cease-fire was implemented in Yemen, unconditionally and indefinitely, it would effectively consolidate the de facto partition of Yemen.
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But with independence and partition into Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan, Mr. Vajpayee became a journalist, working for Hindu nationalist publications.
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The partition led to conflicts between Catholic nationalists seeking to join Ireland and Protestant unionists who want to stick with London.
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"We anticipate every checklane having a partition, including pharmacy counters and Starbucks registers, within the next several weeks," the company said.
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While the water pressure was decent, the tub's glass partition didn't do a good job of keeping water in when showering.
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This November marks 221 years since the General Assembly passed the Partition Resolution creating independent Arab and Jewish states in Palestine.
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It is known that her solitary cell, bigger than others, is separated from the rest of the jail by a partition.
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Kashmir has had a tumultuous history since the India-Pakistan partition resulted in a predominantly Hindu India and a Muslim Pakistan.
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On "Beyoncé," she shines multi-colored spotlights on different facets of her guarded life, and "Partition" is her raw sexual power.
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She has to warn the chauffeur, 'Driver roll up the partition please / I don't need you seeing 'Yonce on her knees.
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" In some other cases, like if you&aposre trying to partition a USB flash drive, you&aposll want to pick "FAT32.
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Her grandmother performed in the royal courts in Patiala, in northern India, before the family fled to Lahore during partition. Mrs.
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Our grandfather came over from Keady in Armagh before partition but attitudes to the Troubles vary widely within our extended family.
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Partition — an exercise in cartography undertaken by an outgoing colonial power and internal political elite — was ill-conceived from the beginning.
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Later, when his wife, the TV star Heather Locklear (Rebekah Graf), leaves him, he breaks a glass partition with his bare hands.
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Pokora could see his father sitting in a room outside the holding cell, on the other side of a thick glass partition.
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A mirror-covered wall, perfect for selfies, is set behind a large partition separating the front from the intake room of sorts.
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Nationalists denounce it as a slippery slope to partition, and a recipe for intensified battles between Sunnis and Shias grappling over boundaries.
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The temporary de facto partition of Syria offers the best hope of a political settlement that ultimately leads to Mr Assad's departure.
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SINCE the partition of Ireland in 1921, parties supporting the union with Britain have been comfortably in control of the island's north.
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Although the case of Manuel Rapozo seems relatively amicable, the "quiet title and partition" legal maneuver is controversial to some in Hawaii.
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This will load you into the recovery partition of your hard drive, letting you obliterate your personal information once and for all.
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Somehow, Partition remains an unfinished process of separation—even if it is largely now in people's heads rather than on the ground.
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All files stored in secure folders are also stored on a separate partition of the Note 7's storage for additional security.
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The nuclear-armed neighbors have fought three wars since independence and partition in 1947, and tensions remain high, with frequent border skirmishes.
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So far, the boys have talked to their relatives through a glass partition because doctors want to reduce the risk of infection.
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Pakistan was essentially created to protect the religious and economic rights of Muslims who were a minority before India's partition in 1947.
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When we do talk, I ask you about serving in the Indian Air Force, about migrating from Lahore to Amritsar during Partition.
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Since the Google apps always ship as part of the phone on the system partition, depending on these extra permissions is fine.
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A third sliding partition divides the kitchen from the room beyond it — a den with wood paneling and built-in floating shelves.
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At Penn Station, a man stood eating a bagel with cream cheese while frowning at the outdoors just beyond the glass partition.
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At one point, he fires a shot randomly in the office, which goes through a partition wall and into a computer screen.
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Unfortunately, the shower's glass partition failed to keep the water in, which resulted in a call to housekeeping every time we washed.
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After partition, a bloody and violent migration took place, with a majority of Muslims moving to Pakistan and Hindus relocating to India.
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"This is a very serious issue, which causes concerns that a course was set for the partition of Syria," the minister said.
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The president's eldest son entered a conference room in the basement of the Capitol hidden from media view by a folding partition.
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Kurdish nationalists have refused to identify with Turkey, in spite of their Turkish citizenship, signaling that they want to partition the country.
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And the BJP and the right wing have been fueling this anti-Muslim narrative since the partition of the country in 1947.
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Another section of the room has a wall of built-in bookshelves that doubles as a partition for one of the bedrooms.
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It was partly healed in 1998, when a peace agreement removed the need for security checks along the British-imposed partition line.
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The invisibility of the partition as an infrastructural phenomenon reinforces this niggling sense that some kind of collective fantasy is being enacted.
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Born in Gujarat in British India, Edhi and his Muslim family moved to Pakistan in 1947 during the violent partition of the subcontinent.
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Born in pre-Partition India to an educated Muslim family, she started traveling soon after her arranged marriage to Saad Hashmi, a diplomat.
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Nicki Minaj — "Side to Side"Lady Gaga — "Bad Romance"Beyoncé — "Partition"Whitney Houston — "I Wanna Dance with Somebody"Beyoncé — "***Flawless"DJ Snake — "Middle"
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The stretch Ford Excursion limousine had 234 seats behind the partition, and each one was occupied on Saturday by Steenburg's family and friends.
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In the canon of modern British films about India, partition features in "Gandhi" (1982) and "Midnight's Children" (2012) but gets scant treatment elsewhere.
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For a MacOS partition, if you're having trouble booting, select the option for "verbose mode"—which essentially exposes the text-based boot process.
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Press the volume down button to highlight the wipe cache partition option, and the power button to select it, and you're all done.
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Since the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 called their fate into question, Kashmiris have been hostage to relations between the two.
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The child, identified as Wesley Lipicky, then became caught between the partition and the wall, and suffered "traumatic head injuries," according to police.
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The group also criticized Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, saying he was trying to partition the nation into useful and non-useful regions.
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"The problem is that human culture and technology are enmeshed with nature—we cannot partition ourselves from the ecosystems we inhabit," Kronemyer says.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Keystone even has a hidden partition called the Shadow Drive that lets you store and encrypt important files.
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And Ms. Gangitano can usually be found on a couch or at a table, sheltered from the public by only a small partition.
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During partition in 1947, Abdul Aziz Durani, a cricket coach, fled to Karachi, leaving his 12-year-old son with relatives in India.
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Partition sales can result in the separation of multigenerational families and sever the historical and sentimental ties that families have toward the land.
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His father was an actor and playwright, performing all over the country during the Partition era with his repertory company the Prithvi Theaters.
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The violence has killed thousands, forced one in five residents to flee and led to de facto partition along ethnic and religious faultlines.
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A better comparison was the partition of Vietnam after the fall of the French colonialists in 1954, only on a nuclear-armed peninsula.
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But critics have slammed the partition effort as a distraction and say that breaking up the state would cost billions of tax dollars.
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The lighting, for example, is built to mimic natural light by using ribbed glass partition systems in the smaller rooms of the space.
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When you were writing, were you thinking about needing to provide certain context for readers who maybe don't have the knowledge about Partition?
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A coffee table and a small couch partition off a living area, and their bed sits next to the windows, opposite the bassinet.
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Around one in five Central Africans has been displaced in the ensuing violence, leading to de facto partition along religious and ethnic lines.
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The adjacent white-tiled kitchen has a partition that blocks views of the central work area, with its copper sink and Viking oven.
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Pakistan released pictures of Mr. Jadhav, in a blue suit, sitting behind a glass partition as he spoke with his mother and wife.
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Below the main floor is a pair of rooms with a folding partition that allows them to be combined into one large bedroom.
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They are a safety zone for their residents, who invented these communities, in part, to partition themselves from the judgments of mainstream America.
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Seven decades on, partition may be a bigger psychic presence for Indians and Pakistanis than it was in years closer to the event.
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Mr. Bheel is wracked by doubt, the same doubt his grandfather had when he chose to keep the family in Pakistan during partition.
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Likewise, I read of the partition of Pakistan and India in 85033, that resulted in one of the greatest slaughters of modern times.
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The territory has been in dispute between India and Pakistan since partition in 1947, and the cause of two wars between the countries.
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You can partition a hard drive in Windows 10 to create dedicated portions of the hard drive that your computer will recognize separately.
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It&aposs safer to put your personal files on a different partition than the one the Windows 10 operating system is installed on.
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Kashmir has had a tumultuous history ever since the India-Pakistan partition -- which resulted in a predominantly Hindu India and a Muslim Pakistan.
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The Arabs rejected the partition plan, and a day after Israel proclaimed its independence in 1948, the Arab countries attacked the new state.
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Just a few months after the botched partition, for instance, India and Pakistan were fighting a war over the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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Following the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, India resisted a total exchange of populations with Pakistan and encouraged Muslims to remain.
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Though the two countries have gone to war over Kashmir several times since partition in 1947, neither side wants a dramatic escalation now.
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The partition occurred in May 1921, but the Irish in the south were waging a war for full independence from the British government.
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The "recreational and aesthetic" concerns of the parties objecting to the partition are not in the "zone of interests" that permits someone to sue.
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Amazon says it doesn't partition content by age group in FreeTime for Alexa, so I don't know how much difference this would make anyway.
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From the sleazy glam of "Partition" to the sweaty "Blow" to the dreamy "XO," the singer gave us everything we didn't know we wanted.
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As proof that a potential partition would be bad for the stability of the region, Haradinaj pointed to one supporter of a potential swap.
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Suspecting a plot to partition Iraq, Shia commanders have vowed to send in their troops "not just to Mosul but to Kurdistan", says one.
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The film has ensured that partition, which is rarely taught in British high schools, has a place in the nation's shared public culture again.
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You'll copy the partition over, a process that could take as long as an hour depending on how much data is on the drive.
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Once you're done with that, modify the EFI partition on the primary SSD, loading it up using the terminal-based process we mentioned above.
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A 9-year-old boy died after he was crushed by a motorized room partition at Franconia Elementary School in Alexandria, Va. on Friday.
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We used to try and put them in the back with a partition because they would pick on the customers, mainly the gay guys.
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And in both islands, people wonder whether territorial partition could have been avoided if demands for freedom had been pursued in a different way.
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Paradoxically, neither rival administration says it seeks a partition but rather styles itself the legitimate heir to a unified country to follow the war.
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A friend of mine in Iraq said, "It's going to be like the partition of India in 1947"—which is what happened, is happening.
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On those systems the entire boot chain components from the EFI, to the bootloader to the OS system partition are cryptographically verified, he said.
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House Intelligence Republicans are planning to build a physical partition separating their committee staff members from their Democratic counterparts this spring, reports CBS News.
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In the nation's first Test, in 1952, they were led by Abdul Kardar, who had previously played for India—a small legacy of partition.
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The partition of Iraq (sometimes called the Three State Solution), includes Kurds to the north, Sunnis in the center and Shiites to the south.
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Anticipating criticism, a spokeswoman for the group, Hediye Yusif, said this was not intended as a first move toward the partition of the country.
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For example, if you're hiding behind a row of cubicles and there's a partition, a bullet can come through that opening and hit you.
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Once we were able to partition these things and implement them into our society, we've been looking for ways to be free from them.
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What became known as partition gave birth to a new nation called Pakistan, conceived by a Muslim political party for India's minority Islamic community.
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Mr. Singh has taken to pulling over his vehicle and cleaning the doors and partition continuously throughout his shift, which often ends at midnight.
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A self-driving vehicle is divided into 4 sections, each walled off from the others and offering a private ride with a retractable partition.
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Organizers first began allowing the banners in 1948 as an outgrowth of the Anti-Partition campaign in Ireland at the time, Mr. Ridge said.
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The idea of such screening to determine citizenship goes back to the aftermath of the 1947 Partition of British India into India and Pakistan.
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Mr. Vucic has sought to portray the partition of Kosovo as a victory — achieving by peaceful means what Serbs failed to win in war.
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An act of the British Parliament in 21690, during the Irish War of Independence, led to Ireland's partition, creating a Protestant-majority Northern Ireland.
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He padlocks his door — a closet door — to another piece of the partition when he leaves the apartment, which he shares with four others.
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Under the department's policy, officers can seat people in the right front or rear seat depending on whether their police cruisers have a partition.
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And now India is taking us back to Partition all over again by annexing Kashmir and throwing millions of its citizens in a cage.
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And now India is taking us back to Partition all over again by annexing Kashmir and throwing millions of its citizens in a cage.
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Moreover, Britain itself faces the prospect of partition if Brexit, a primarily English demand, is achieved and Scottish nationalists renew their call for independence.
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