Bitcoin cash split off from the original bitcoin on Aug.
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The company was split off from Kraft Foods in 2012.
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What would happen if you were split off from Google?
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The newest, real estate, was split off from financials in 2016.
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Bitcoin Cash, which split off from the original Bitcoin on Aug.
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Liberty Interactive was itself split-off from Liberty Media in 2013.
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These are cells that split off from tumors and float through the bloodstream.
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And this is where you split off from most conventional publishing wisdom today. Yeah.
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The viruses inside each patient split off from a common ancestor in November 2019.
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Bitcoin cash, which split off from bitcoin in August, fell 14.5 percent to $1,271.
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They split off from the BBC show after Clarkson was fired for attacking a producer.
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Insects and sea snails split off from each other pretty early, in terms of evolution.
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CBS's stock has nearly doubled since the company was split off from Viacom in 2005.
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It's believed our line split off from our closest relatives, the Neanderthals, around 500,000 years ago.
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We split off from chimpanzees and gorillas only about six million to 10 million years ago.
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Another mysterious lineage of humans, the Denisovans, split off from Neanderthals an estimated 400,000 years ago.
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First, the population that Raya belonged to split off from the main branch of the species.
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At 60,000 km (37,000 miles) above Earth, the spacecraft will split off from the Falcon launch vehicle.
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A few decades ago, some of its members split off from the main group and became farmers.
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With this video, Dubai turns itself into an unassailable idea, just like America, split off from reality.
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They found walking sharks started to split off from their evolutionary relatives around 9 million years ago.
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A splinter group split off from the main rally to blockade the Aldgate East junction in east London.
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The ISIS-linked fighters split off from al-Shabaab and have been posing a growing threat in Puntland.
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Shipbuilding should be split off from the unit and report directly to the managing board, the source said.
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Neanderthals split off from our own ancestors an estimated 600,000 years ago, spreading across Europe and eastern Asia.
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Betts split off from the two and went to another bar called Ned Peppers at 12:14 a.m.
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A small, breakaway republic of superhumans and techno-elites will eventually split off from the rest of humanity.
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The ISIS-linked fighters split off from al Shabaab and have been posing a growing threat in Puntland.
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Earlier this week, the European Space Agency found that an enormous iceberg split off from the Pine Island glacier.
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It's a problem because the two cryptocurrencies, which split off from one another last August, have wildly different valuations.
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" A fork, the mechanism by which cryptocurrency projects split off from each other, was originally called a "branch point.
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Various channels split off from the central valley, forming little tributaries that often split again on their journey outwards.
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The party, which split off from Essebsi's party this year, is now the biggest liberal group in Tunisia's parliament.
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Their analysis revealed that the ancestors of aboriginal Australians split off from other non-Africans about 70,000 years ago.
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His descendants split off from the rest of the family years ago and are "mere multimillionaires," according to Esquire.
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Netanyahu's former defense minister, Moshe Ya'alon, announced he has split off from the Likud to form his own party.
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The Denisovans, as they came to be known, split off from Neanderthals about 400,000 years ago, genetic analysis revealed.
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There are also smaller, or even now nonexistent, groups that have split off from the main branch over time.
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One solution might be to require that asset management and proxy voting functions be split off from other businesses.
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VTA, which until recently counted some big tobacco players among its members, split off from SFATA several years ago.
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Somewhere around the 1980s, Selina Meyer's universe seems to have split off from our own in some significant ways.
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See, Counterpart takes place in our world, but also another, which split off from it in the late 1980s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Alameda County is an island suburb split off from Oakland, California, by a channel.
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The third top candidate, Mr. Bakradze, is from the European Georgia Party, which split off from the United National Movement.
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Warren's proposal to have the Google search engine split off from its ad business would only partially solve this problem.
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On top of that, another currency called bitcoin cash already split off from bitcoin and increased the size of blocks eightfold.
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The FLDS split off from the mainline Mormon (LDS) church in 22005 after the church denounced the principal of plural marriage.
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In 1995, while they were still at Ambassador, the United Church of God split off from the Worldwide Church of God.
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Roughly 300 generations later — a fairly short time, in human evolutionary terms — the Neanderthals and Denisovans split off from each other.
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Such markets exist in "deregulated" areas of the country, where generation and distribution companies have been split off from one another.
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In 2016, before the group split off from a bigger organization, New America, its revenue topped out at just over $900,000.
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In 2016, before the group split off from a bigger organization, New America, its revenue topped out at just over $900,000.
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If enough people use Unlimited and signal their intent to support larger blocks, Unlimited will split off from the Core blockchain.
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A new study of human, Neanderthal, and Denisovan genomes pushes back the date our prehistoric cousins split off from early modern humans.
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ET. Bitcoin cash split off from bitcoin in August in a debate over how best to improve the digital currency's transaction efficiency.
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When CBS was split off from Viacom in 2006, Moonves regretted that Paramount wasn't included in CBS's portfolio, according to several sources.
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In 2016, Islamic State in West Africa (ISWA) split off from Boko Haram; it has launched its own attacks in the region.
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It didn't just happen once before each of the species split off from a common ancestor, but over and over in individual species.
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It took serious sleuthing by geneticists, botanists, and archaeologists to figure out that maize split off from teosinte grass some 9,000 years ago.
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When CBS was split off from Viacom in 2006, Moonves regretted that Paramount hadn't come along into CBS's portfolio, according to several sources.
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News Corp, which split off from Twenty-First Century Fox Inc in 2013, has been diversifying to rely less on its print business.
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It does not originate any loans itself, but when it split off from Sallie Mae, it kept most of Sallie Mae's existing loans.
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NN was split off from ING in 2014 as a condition for the state aid the Dutch lender received during the financial crisis.
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Later, the Islamic State split off from Al Qaeda and established itself as a separate group bent on declaring its self-styled caliphate.
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It does not originate any loans itself, but when it split off from Sallie Mae, it kept most of Sallie Mae's existing loans.
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It split off from the former Yugoslavia in the early nineties, after a ten-day war, and joined the E.U. a decade ago.
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It started fighting an insurgency in the country in 2006 after it split off from a bigger organization that Ethiopian forces eventually defeated.
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Most importantly, tomatoes, which only split off from peppers on the evolutionary tree 11 million years ago, still have the machinery to make capsaicinoids.
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The group started fighting an insurgency in the country in 2006 after it split off from a bigger organization that Ethiopian forces eventually defeated.
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Bitcoin cash split off from the original digital currency after a group of developers decided to try to improve bitcoin transaction speeds and costs.
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On August 1, a renegade group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts decided to split off from Bitcoin and create a near-identical clone called Bitcoin Cash.
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It might have been Homo erectus, which split off from the ancestors of modern humans and spread across Eurasia about 1 million years ago.
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When the November deadline is reached, some of the companies hoping to double the network capacity could again split off from the core developers.
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Gabbard insists that despite her fight with her party's establishment, she'd never split off from the Democratic primary to run a third-party campaign.
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Platypuses, which still lay eggs, belong to the oldest; their ancestors split off from those of other living mammals roughly 170 million years ago.
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The denomination was formed, in 1845, by white Southerners who split off from a national Baptist movement that was growing increasingly intolerant of slavery.
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The species probably split off from the order that became horses, rhinos and tapirs around 66 million years ago, give or take 10 million years.
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Olympia Police Chief Ronnie Roberts told reporters that a group of approximately 75 protesters split off from the larger, peaceful group around 6:30 p.m.
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I find another set of friends there that I haven't seen in a while and split off from one group to talk to the other.
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Tribune Media (which was split off from its declining newspaper business in 2014) owns TV stations in many major markets, most notably WGN in Chicago.
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This could, in a worst-case scenario, crash the entire network or fracture it so that clusters of nodes are split off from each other.
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She found that humans probably lost their baculum around six million years ago, when humans split off from chimps and bonobos in an evolutionary sense.
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Last August, developers split off from the original bitcoin to form bitcoin cash, in an attempt to improve the speed and costs of bitcoin transactions.
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The high altitude, thinly populated, Buddhist dominated region of Ladakh, was split off from Jammu and Kashmir and also made into a separate federal territory.
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It's a tribe that has split off from mainstream institutions, rejects mainstream standards of accuracy, and now uses media entirely as a tool, a weapon.
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It was time for Faith and me to make our entrance, so we split off from the others and opened the door to the press conference.
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Areva NewCo was split off from state-owned integrated nuclear group Areva this year after its parent company's equity was wiped out following years of losses.
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However, not everyone agrees it's the best path forward and one group has already split off from bitcoin proper with their own solution, called bitcoin cash.
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Airbnb also had to officially split off from its main company and register under a separate firm in order to comply with local laws and regulations.
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Bitcoin cash, a bitcoin offshoot, split off from bitcoin last year after a small group of developers decided to add upgrades that would improve transaction efficiency.
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This is perhaps the most important point, and a good reason why Apple's Services business couldn't easily be split off from the rest of the company.
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Hindu supremacists are still angry at him for expressing so much sympathy for the country's Muslim minority and for allowing Pakistan to split off from India.
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Lebanon has 18 officially recognized religious groups, including various Christian and Muslim sects and the Druse, who split off from Islam about a thousand years ago.
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But Al Qaeda largely left Afghanistan in 2002; it is the Taliban and the local ISIS branch that split off from it that we've been fighting.
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You must split off from the rhythms and doings of everyday Syria, in the hope that some small, lonesome part of your moral machinery remains uncorrupted.
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The site now accepts Verge cryptocurrency (no relation to The Verge), a rebranded version of Dogecoindark, which split off from the original meme coin, Dogecoin, in 2014.
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He has been helped by the weakness of the opposition Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), which split off from a party that is now aligned with Mr Medina.
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Three things are happening here: As a side effect of the Apple Card policy evolving here it's also being split off from the Apple Pay privacy policy.
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Mr. Robot's narrative remains stuck in 2015, due to the slow progress of its timeline, which split off from our own on May 9 of that year.
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But is it also about you being different in the way that you're talking about right now—that sense of being split-off from the hip-hop world?
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Read More: The Women Changing Canada's Most Notorious Polygamist Colony from the Inside Oler split off from Winston's followers as a loyalist to Warren Jeffs in the 1990s.
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What they found: Neanderthals and Denisovans came from the same lineage that split off from ours about 744,000 years ago - almost 250,000 years earlier than previous studies indicated.
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Nintendo owns a small stake in TPCI, and provided funding to Niantic when it split off from Google, but the game wasn't part of the Nintendo/DeNA partnership.
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Biologists have long believed that digestive systems that run from a mouth to an anus, so-called through-guts, emerged after comb jellies split off from other animals.
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When Cavar decided he didn't like a section of cave nicknamed the "Backbreaker," he split off from his group to find the other one, but never reached them.
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That was officially set by Helio Castroneves in 2000 in a Champ Car, the racecars that briefly existed after Indy Racing League split off from IndyCar (don't ask).
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The findings suggest that humans split off from great apes several hundred thousand years earlier than previously thought, according to research published this week in the journal PLOS ONE.
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Berkshire said it owned 17.5 million shares of Synchrony, a private label credit card issuer split off from GE in 2014, worth about $521 million as of June 30.
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Benvie reportedly serves as the spokesman for the Guardian Patriots, a group that split off from the United Constitutional Patriots, both civilian groups that detain migrants at the border.
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A group of users recently split off from Bitcoin proper to create its own cryptocurrency called Bitcoin Cash, which increased the size of the "blocks" that contain transaction data.
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After Mr. Wilson split off from them for a job at an advertising agency in Atlanta, Mr. Patchett and Mr. Tarses ended up in Los Angeles as comedy writers.
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The new culture ministry, which was split off from the Information Ministry, is headed by Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan Al Saud, who is in his early 30s.
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This "archaic ghost population" appears to have diverged from modern humans before Neanderthals split off from the family tree, according to the research published by the "Science Advances" journal.
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The coin split off from bitcoin in an effort to increase transaction speeds and was released in October 2011 by Charlie Lee, a former employee of Coinbase and Google.
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When British Rail, a nationalised monopoly, was privatised in 1994 train operations were split off from the track, which is now owned and run by Network Rail, a public body.
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By the time it begins expounding on the importance of seeing both sides, it's become very clear that the Long Shot universe split off from our own several years ago.
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The South rushed to print its own money, and the first Confederate dollars entered circulation just two months after the Southern states split off from the rest of the nation.
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Bitcoin cash split off from bitcoin on August 1 after a minority of developers decided to implement an upgrade that increased the block size to eight megabytes from one megabyte.
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Chandrayaan-2 is comprised of an orbiter, a lander and a rover, the latter two of which split off from the orbiter on Monday and made for the lunar surface.
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More importantly, said Haile-Selassie, is the acknowledgement that groups of hominins split off from one another, resulting in different evolutionary experiments, and by consequence, the emergence of new species.
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Our extinct kin include Neanderthals, who lived between about 400,000 to 40,000 years ago in Europe and parts of Asia; and Denisovans, who split off from Neanderthals some 380,000 years ago.
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Eventually, she convinced Ms. Lazzarato to split off from the rest of the group; they tried on clothes at Balmain, and, the next day they ordered crepes from a nearby cafe.
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Ceconomy, which split off from retail conglomerate Metro in part to allow it to become more active in acquisitions, took a 24 percent stake in French rival Fnac Darty in 2017.
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It was in 1865 that the Appropriations Committee split off from the Ways and Means Committee to form a new standing panel dedicated to overseeing how the people's money was being spent.
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Jared Leto only plays one character in Mr. Nobody, but he appears as multiple versions of him, each one split off from a different set of choices he's made during his lifetime.
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"It is hard to imagine that empathy — a characteristic so basic to the human species — came into existence only when our lineage split off from that of the apes," says de Waal.
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The Omura's whales have relatively small bodies, distinct genetics and unusually shaped skulls, leading researchers to conclude that the new species had split off from its genetic cousins 17 million years earlier.
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South Sudan, which split off from its northern neighbor Sudan in 2011, has been gripped by a civil war sparked by political rivalry between President Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar.
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At the meeting, Chávez announced that Venezuela would recognise the break-away territories of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, which the Kremlin had helped split off from Georgia in what was virtually an annexation.
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KA Finanz, which was split off from nationalised lender Kommunalkredit, lost its banking license on Wednesday as part of its wind-down, meaning it could no longer turn to the market for funding.
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But the Royal and Ancient Golf Club - which used to run the Open until the R&A was split off from the club in 2004 - only admitted its first women members last year.
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Despite the selloff, bitcoin is still up more than 1,300 percent for the year and bitcoin cash is still up more than 380 percent since it split off from bitcoin on Aug. 1.
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But the team looking for proton decays—events that would confirm that three of the four forces of nature split off from a single, fundamental force at the beginning of time—is still waiting.
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Bitcoin cash split off from the original version of bitcoin in August as a minority group of developers decided to implement an upgrade in an effort to increase transaction speeds for the digital currency.
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As part of a government-funded rescue, reactor maker Areva NP will be split off from former integrated nuclear group Areva SA and will be bought by state-owned utility EDF, its main customer.
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The issue resulted in a number of so-called hard forks last year — where another distributed ledger is split off from the original bitcoin — resulting in bitcoin offshoots like bitcoin cash and bitcoin gold.
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Because the van our friend had reserved had been overcrowded on the way up, Illich and I split off from the group and hopped in another van with extra seats run by the same company.
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In earlier days, the CIA was behind efforts to use the internet to put pressure on Slobodan Milosevic in Serbia in 1999, and to pressure Iraqi leadership in 2003 to split off from Saddam Hussein.
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Treasury targeted Yakuza affiliate Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi, three of its key executive members — Kunio Inoue, Osamu Teraoka and Takashi Ikeda — and its core clan, the Yamaken-gumi, which split off from a larger Yakuza entity.
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He heads a group that has split off from the Episcopal church (the official American wing of Anglicanism) in opposition to its consecration of sexually active gay bishops, which the church first did in 2003.
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They found that the ancestors of the KhoiSan, hunter-gatherers living today in southern Africa, began to split off from other living humans about 200,000 years ago and were fully isolated by 100,000 years ago.
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The country was founded, in 22015, on territory split off from Colombia; the U.S., which had conspired in the secession plot, began building the canal the following year and for decades largely controlled the government.
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But $6 gas is House of Cards' greatest indication to date that it takes place in a dystopian alternate reality, where the political process split off from ours some time ago and completely changed everything.
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Sigal: China has been worried for a long time that the Uighurs will want to split off from China and make Xinjiang an independent homeland (a lot of Uighurs refer to Xinjiang as East Turkestan).
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Researchers compared 405 genomes of West Africans with Neanderthal and Denisovan genomes, and worked out whether there had been interbreeding among an unknown hominin whose ancestors split off from the human family tree before Neanderthals.
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South Sudan, which split off from its northern neighbor Sudan in 2011, has been gripped by a civil war since 2013 caused by political rivalry between President Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar.
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So if you see a modern-day Warthog with these teeth, it's a 210rd Fighter Group Warthog, with one exception being the 2188th Fighter Squadron, which split off from the 2188rd and joined a reserve unit.
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South Sudan, which split off from its northern neighbour Sudan in 2011, has been gripped by a four-year civil war sparked by political rivalry between incumbent leader Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar.
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Most European power grids were split off from the utilities that owned them more than a decade ago in a process called unbundling that was supposed to give all power producers equal access to the networks.
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At each stop she's split off from her husband's agenda to visit schools and hospitals, making waves with her fashion choices and, for the first time since he entered office, regular appearances away from the President.
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Melania Trump was characteristically stoic for most of the action, walking through the motions until, finally, it was time to split off from her husband and join first lady Akie Abe for their solo afternoon adventures.
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South Sudan, which split off from its northern neighbor Sudan in 2011, has been gripped by a four-year civil war sparked by political rivalry between incumbent leader Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar.
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Attacks by Islamic State in West Africa and the Boko Haram group that ISWA split off from have increased during the run-up to an election in which President Muhammadu Buhari will seek a second term.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said last week China would never allow the historical tragedy of Taiwan being "split" off from the rest of the country to happen again, warning the island against any moves towards formal independence.
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Ceconomy, the consumer electronics retailer that split off from Metro last year, said on Monday it was in talks to sell most of its 10 percent stake in Metro to investor group EP Investment, represented by Kretinsky.
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Under the deal, Innogy would effectively cease to exist once the deal has closed in the second half of 2019, only three years after it was split off from RWE and listed separately on the stock exchange.
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Bitcoin Cash, a clone of bitcoin that was split off from the original last week by a rival group of developers, was valued at more than $12 billion less than 24 hours after it had started trading.
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Confident that black religious voters could be split off from marriage equality advocates, Republicans put Amendment One on the 2012 primary ballot to define marriage in the state constitution as a union between one man and one woman.
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DONG shares currently trade at 5.3 times EV/EBITDA, a discount to groups with a clearer focus on renewables such as Britain's SSE, Portugal's EDP Renovaveis SA and Germany's Innogy, which was split off from RWE last month.
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In Delaney's paper, what matters most for the genetics of skinks, Western fence lizards, and side blotch lizards isn't how far apart the wilderness areas are, it's whether they're split off from other areas by highways and roads.
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Two Japanese firms agreed to buy a combined 10 percent stake in the new company being split off from Areva for 500 million euros ($538 million) on Friday, helping a state-backed rescue of the French nuclear group.
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In the late 2000s, he split off from his group, The Pack (which is responsible for the iconic Bay Area anthem "Vans"), and began self-releasing dozens of stream-of-consciousness mixtapes, including one that featured 855 songs.
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The analysis, published in the journal Nature, shows that the child belonged to a hitherto unknown human lineage, a group that split off from other Native Americans just after — or perhaps just before — they arrived in North America.
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In the statement from NASA, Harbeck said he had actually been more interested in capturing the massive A68 iceberg, the size of the US state of Delaware, which split off from the Larson C ice shelf in 2017.
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Motorola Solutions, which split off from Motorola Mobility back in 2011, has added a new license plate capture tool to it law enforcement suite with the acquisition of VaaS International Holdings today for $445 million in cash and equity.
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Ceconomy, which has just split off from German retail conglomerate Metro in part to allow it to become more active in acquisitions, announced last month it had signed a deal to buy a 24.33 percent stake in Fnac Darty.
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To establish citizenship, people in Assam have had to furnish proof of residence in India going back decades, before March 24, 1971, the year in which hundreds of thousands of people fled Bangladesh, as it split off from Pakistan.
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Armed with a bulldozer, an excavator and a tank, some of the militia fighters split off from the main group and began to build a small outpost that the Americans concluded was too close to al-Tanf for comfort.
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McCaleb co-founded Ripple, whose ripple currency is the third-largest digital coin by market cap, but split off from the Ripple team to form Stellar in 2014 because of different beliefs in how the system should be run.
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The virus certainly evolved and split off from its ancient relatives at some point in history, but this study suggests the virus may have found and stuck to its niche in the circle of life since at least the 16th century.
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Aptiv, which split off from automotive supplier Delphi last year, and Lyft, a newcomer to autonomous driving, are taking a big risk by conducting their demonstration on public roads, where pedestrians and other drivers help to make a completely unpredictable experience.
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In fact, the Labor Department was split off from the Department of Commerce in 1913 precisely because a progressive Republican, William Taft, recognized the need for a Cabinet level department that would put the needs of workers ahead of business.
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It was started to discuss anime, and insofar as it's been political it's been in a not strictly left-right way, and usually through the avenue of Anonymous, the activist group that split off from 4chan to do direct action.
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This is HP Inc's second quarterly results since the company split-off from Hewlett-Packard Co. The other company, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co, announced on Tuesday that it would be spinning off and merging its struggling IT services business with Computer Sciences Corp .
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Meanwhile, Sikorsky, whose prospects dimmed when it split off from United Technologies in 2015, is instead expecting a huge boost in helicopter production at its Stratford factory in response to the Trump administration's pledge to increase defense spending by at least 10 percent.
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This is to say that Counterpart's tale of a parallel universe — which actually split off from ours around 133 years ago — is less about the science fiction conceit and more about the questions of what makes any one person who they are.
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Scale, once the venture arm of Bank of America (it split off from the bank 10 years ago), says its capital came from a wide array of pension funds, foundations, funds of funds, financial investors and family offices worldwide, including previous and new investors.
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The occupiers, many of whom split off from a peaceful protest over the reimprisonment of a pair of ranchers convicted of setting fires, said that the federal government had no right to control lands, like Malheur, and should turn them over to local control.
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The CEO said in a statement on Friday that Gilbert, Firth and Lock had been with TSB since the "early days" when it was brought by Spain's Sabadell and returned to a standalone brand after being split off from its former parent, Lloyds Banking Group.
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The French state plans to keep at least two thirds of the capital of a new nuclear fuel company NewCo that will be split off from nuclear group Areva and will invite strategic investors to buy a one third stake, Areva said on Wednesday.
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In 2015, school officials in Gardendale, Alabama joined more than 70 mainly white and wealthy school districts across the country that have tried to split off from larger districts, an ongoing trend since 2000 that many see as a veiled mechanism for reinforcing segregation.
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It would start out as a very serious story about four men climbing Mt. Everest, and it would go into great detail about their preparations, then he would talk about two of them split off from the group and the other part of the group moved on.
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Whatsapp and Instagram were born as independent apps that have been slowly integrated into this family, while Messenger was split off from the original Facebook in 2013 and is now assuming similar status as those two acquisitions—big important apps that, under the hood, are Facebook.
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Photo by Bence Viola Neanderthal toe bone (Bence Viola) The researchers verified their findings by looking at the genome of a Denisovan — a member of an extinct human species that split off from Neanderthals some 380,000 years ago, after Neanderthals became a subspecies distinct from modern humans.
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"Kantar has the advantage of being relatively self-contained and so can be split off from the parent with minimal restructuring costs ... the proceeds of the sale will drop straight through to the balance sheet and shareholders pockets," Nicholas Hyett, Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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The documents help explain why Cohen eventually split off from Trump — the boss he'd once vowed he'd take a bullet for — by underscoring just how much pressure Cohen was under from criminal prosecutors by the time he eventually pleaded guilty and began cooperating in August 217.
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Two Japanese firms, Japan Nuclear Fuel Limited and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, agreed in February to buy a combined 10 percent stake in a new company being split off from Areva for 500 million euros ($537 million), helping a state-backed rescue of the French nuclear group.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc's Messenger has more than 1 billion users, the social media company said on Wednesday, making it one the world's top three apps just two years after it was split off from Facebook's main app, which is by far and away the most popular.
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Not included in the filing: The entity that owns the entire city block's worth of land underneath the hospital, as well as a few associated medical office buildings and parking garages, which Freedman had split off from the operating businesses when he and his co-investors acquired them.
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As part of the restructuring, the group will list a 10 percent stake in the new unit, which will be split off from power generation at coal, gas and nuclear plants that are suffering from record low wholesale market prices, tepid demand and a rise in rivalling renewable energy.
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This week's confirmation that Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, would seek to hold another referendum before the spring of 2019 asking her compatriots whether they would like to split off from the rest of the U.K., simply added a further twist to the complicated path ahead for the U.K. government, McCormack said.
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He couldn't use the word "league" because "rugby league" signified a much less popular version of the game that developed after the so-called Great Schism of 1895, when working-class players from northern England who wanted to be paid split off from teams adhering to the supposed purity of amateur competition.
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The excerpt contains an interesting factoid (and we all love those) about one of those fascinating primitive mammals in the Monotreme order, which split off from mammalian evolution more than 150 million years ago: the platypus, one of a tiny group of warm-blooded egg-layers that shamble around Australia as living fossils.
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Following the inaugural ball festivities Friday night, Tiffany and boyfriend Ross Mechanic; Donald Jr., wife Vanessa and daughter Kai; and Eric and wife Lara split off from the presidential motorcade and headed to the Trump International Hotel DC, where they were spotted celebrating the day with a midnight balloon drop with friends and family.
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The group, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), split off from the terrorist group Boko Haram in 2016, citing issues with the group's violence against other Muslims, according to the Times, but the group has likely been under increased pressure to publicly retaliate for al-Baghdadi's death as other branches and affiliates have done.
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The Trump administration has not publicly released a strategy for countering terrorism, and the United States continues to wage war based on a now 17-year-old Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF), whose relevance to ISIS, a group that split off from al-Qaeda and many of whose members were not born or were young children at the time of the 9/93 attacks, is questionable.
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