"Splits on splits on splits with the president," Biles' tweet reads.
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Splits on Russia There have been splits on Russia in the past between Trump and fellow Republicans.
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Deepening splits Splits in the administration over China are deepening the intrigue ahead of the Xi-Trump meeting.
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"If there are splits missing, or there's one split that's considerably faster than the other splits, then it raises red flags," he says.
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"We know he throws a lot of splits and he throws a lot of off-count splits," A's manager Bob Melvin said of Odorizzi.
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The conclusions about splits and admixture appear warranted from the data—however, the geographic locations of these splits and colonization processes will require archaeological data and models.
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"Claman also noted his ability to do the splits, which Paul performs in some of his viral videos, to which Paul said, "Why can I do the splits?
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Tracing your eyes along this hybrid horror is almost like an optical illusion: one cable splits in two and then splits into two again, forking and twisting as it curves around.
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Oprah Winfrey's surprise appearance – she even does the splits!
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Le Pen splits France And after all, Le Pen managed to garner around 34% of the vote in the second round of an election which opened up deep splits in French society.
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According to Kris, the family splits all the money equally.
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The recent splits come down to a number of reasons.
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The splits laid bare by the election are mainly regional.
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But splits within the party could see its support wane.
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My friend splits it with three people (not including me).
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There are several reasons that companies carry out stock splits.
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But his case also shows the splits within the church.
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If you do it right, it splits right in half.
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Rather, it splits its fury with grief, and grim resolution.
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Tracks metrics like distance, splits, cadence, pace, and stride length.
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Instead, she splits the difference between lambasting and humanizing him.
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A heavily trafficked train track splits the town in two.
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But the splits were across every demographic, the juror said.
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Aryana, 34, now splits her time between Kabul and Istanbul.
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They kicked and jumped and then landed in the splits.
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The kitchen doesn't catch fire, but the iPhone splits open.
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She splits her time between Brooklyn and the Hudson Valley.
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These splits led to species being isolated on either side.
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She was bendy when I could hardly do the splits.
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Sure. Armor that splits the difference between offense and defense?
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"He looks for splits," Mr. Burns said of Mr. Putin.
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An issue that splits one party and unifies the other.
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Everybody splits up with their coaches from time to time.
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She splits with her longtime coach Sven Groeneveld days later.
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Mr Lemann splits modern American business history into three phases.
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Jacobson splits his time between his native U.S. and Indonesia.
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In team sports, each team member splits the pot evenly.
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The survey shows considerable splits along gender lines as well.
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"Will," both reverently faithful and cheekily disloyal, splits the difference.
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She splits her time between Portland and a rural area.
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There are those moments that splits one's life in two.
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He splits time between Washington, Whitefish and Santa Barbara, Calif.
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It splits the difference between a motorcycle and a car.
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Today, those shares are worth about , accounting for stock splits.
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She even performed a couple of splits as she defended to her forehand side — not quite the full splits that were her trademark at her peak but not bad at all at age 20.
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I wish I could do the jumps, the splits, the somersault.
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After the arrest of Felix Gallardo, the cartel splits into factions.
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Mr Najib's party is carelessly widening Malaysia's ethnic and religious splits.
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If they don't, the party probably splits in a permanent way.
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It captures your GPS information, time, cadence, duration, distance and splits.
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Google goes after Slack and splits Hangouts into Chat and Meet
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She also splits the votes of college-educated men with Trump.
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Amid all the tumult of 2017, celebrity splits felt almost tame.
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Moreover, Apple is changing the way it splits revenue with developers.
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Will the clever Joy-Con that splits in half be included?
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However, he splits with consensus over what happens beyond that meeting.
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But the other two polls came up with virtually even splits.
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Lori Loughlin Breaks Her SilenceJada Pinkett Smith Splits From the Kardashians
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And then, the arbitrator just splits the difference down the middle.
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At the end of his fights, he often did the splits.
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This Subterra conveniently splits into two independent carry-on compliant pieces.
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The incidence of stock splits is near an all-time low.
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GOP splits give Democrats an opening to influence other initiatives, too.
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This would mirror the distributor-exhibitor relationship in theatrical film splits.
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"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists," he said.
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The couple then splits the fries that come with his combo.
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This reality bears out statistically with the existence of platoon splits.
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Kat splits, and Jane fruitlessly contemplates office romance fantasies featuring Ryan.
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The company splits proceeds from the drug with its partner Allergan.
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SOLOSKI And Ms. Krakowski does all that while doing the splits.
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Like most publishers, Capcom splits its teams up across different regions.
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The show splits into starkly different halves: assemblage and after assemblage.
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Structurally, the game splits the difference between Metroid and Dark Souls.
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And sometimes, friend breakups can be more hurtful than romantic splits.
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That's good for ad revenue, which YouTube splits with video makers.
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The first consequence is that it produces splits within the parties.
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The Danube river splits Budapest into two halves: Buda and Pest.
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Elastic bodies drop suddenly to the knees or into half-splits.
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The division is one of the most enduring splits in finance.
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Afterpay, founded in Melbourne in 2014, also splits payments into four.
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A "fork" is when a blockchain splits into two potential paths.
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When polarized light passes through calcite, it splits into two beams.
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The premise is that the Banana Splits' program is being canceled.
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The jaw splits and the gills splay, like an opening flower.
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The result is that stock splits are few and far between.
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Age is one of the most remarkable splits in this primary.
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The premise is that the Banana Splits' program is being canceled.
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Whether the divide manifests as 4-4 splits or a tendency to hear fewer cases in which those splits seem likely, a curbed Supreme Court is not a court that can possibly live up to its name.
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I told him if she splits the $130,000 I would consider it.
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"This doesn't even compare with splits, or anything like that," he said.
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On an ideal day, Berry splits his time between farming and writing.
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A Burger King splits the divide between these two branches as well.
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It splits the total into four operating divisions, based on the constitution.
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My roommates and I covered bowling and the group splits the drinks.
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Splits have varied depending on the deal, and who sold the ads.
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We believe that risk and reward for Dow now splits more evenly.
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Since they run in similar social circles, both splits have ended amicably.
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The billionaire investor splits his focus between both consumer and enterprise startups.
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Mazda splits its design, engineering, and development teams between Japan and California.
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Both times (1860 and 1912), the splits handed victory the other party.
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Fruit Splits are the most generic, disappointing ice lollies known to Britain.
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In one, a man splits open a spliff with a handheld saw.
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They would only notice small things, like that he stopped doing splits.
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Several involve intellectual property and procedural issues unlikely to produce ideological splits.
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"When the proxy firm splits, both sides can claim victory," she said.
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The 2020 Democratic field splits into two rough camps: anger vs. optimism.
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The detector shoots out a laser beam and splits it in two.
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Particularly worrisome are the emerging intraparty and interparty splits on these issues.
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Not all the splits are deep or glaringly partisan, but many are.
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The devil's tongue has a ridge that splits it down the center.
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More often than not, he splits the difference between the party's extremes.
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In many of her works, Fawundu splits her subjects' bodies in two.
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His family currently splits time between New York, Toronto, and Los Angeles.
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It splits the difference between old and new in a nice way.
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It's a nice size that splits the difference between portability and professionalism.
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As high-low splits go, it is a tough scene to beat.
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If there were 5-to-4 splits, they have not been reported.
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Ms. Brown is a journalist who splits her time between Oakland, Calif.
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Steve cheats on Genevieve, they get divorced, and he splits in two.
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There are also continuing splits about tactics for the best way forward.
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James Lankford, said, acknowledging the splits within the party about immigration strategy.
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A sandwich that splits the difference—finally the code has been cracked!
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The detector shoots out a laser beam and splits it in two.
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Clinton's comments struck at the very question that splits Democrats right now.
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"I could see one person with gaps—two missed splits," he says.
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The stock cost about $5 (adjusted for stock splits) at the time.
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YouTube splits the revenue generated by those ads, and pays its partners.
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It's a debate that generally splits liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans.
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The view of the first lady also splits sharply along party lines.
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Fearless and resourceful, Ben splits for New York to find his father.
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But it splits the family because pregnant Brianna can't make the ride.
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I'm a full-time 'divorce concierge' who shepherds individuals through tricky splits.
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The division was routed in splits in the Familia Michoacana drug cartel.
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Splits have varied depending on the deal and who sold the ads.
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Girl Literally Splits A Ship In Half If you need a clear example of her powers, towards the end of the movie when Captain Marvel shows Ronan that she means business, she splits his ship down the middle.
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Whether the divide manifests as 4-4 splits or a tendency to hear fewer cases in which those splits seem likely, a Supreme Court with eight judges is not a court that can live up to its name.
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"Both trees used by the authors put many of the splits in the Mesozoic period, before dinosaurs became extinct, whereas many scientists, especially paleontologists, would put those splits after the extinction based on the [fossil record]," Polly told Gizmodo.
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The reversal of typical income splits among white voters makes sense this year.
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Nearly 22000 in 299 presidential elections have resulted in popular-electoral vote splits.
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But it's not just a socioeconomic divide that splits Sanders and Warren voters.
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Once the rocket is in space, it splits into two and falls away.
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Joc's been working very hard against left-handers, and Alvarez had even splits.
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What's interesting is that, that sort of splits the market into two categories.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, more or less, splits the difference between them.
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There is no sensible policy that splits the difference between perfectly opposed goals.
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The splits in the country were once again replicated in the Kalinec family.
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It folds up for easy storage, and even splits up into multiple pieces.
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But what happens if the court splits 20123-4 on the emergency motion?
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She wields a special gun that splits like a Rubik's cube when used.
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Her hire splits Google's top marketing role in two for the first time.
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Hopkins splits a free-standing, one-bedroom house in Berkeley with her partner.
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While the group splits up, Raven and Luna have a heart-to-heart.
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Yemeni men, and the family splits his earnings between their own expenses and
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Others posted splits of Ivanka and Syrian refugees wearing the same thermal blankets.
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Jessica Carroll, 22, splits her time between college and two part-time jobs.
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The splits: Democrats (7% approve/89% disapprove), Republicans (81%/17%), Independents (34%/57%).
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Imagine the Warriors running their infamous splits action off Durant in the post.
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To answer these questions, after the crash the novel splits into parallel narratives.
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The gator chomps down and the melon splits open, spattering blue goo everywhere.
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They had these basic needs in common, but from there the river splits.
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In Illinois, pets will be treated more like kids than property in splits.
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But where Petersen splits from a majority of Libertariansis that he'san anti-abortionLibertarian.
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The 'Star-Trek' logo splits into two parts that can be worn separately.
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It seems a bit counterintuitive as Appsverse splits their downloads between multiple apps.
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Its wood splits easily, making extra work for utility and public works crews.
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It's disorganized, plagued by internecine feuds and splits, and dogged by financial scandals.
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His just released interview with Blueface splits this difference in the best way.
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Earlier this year, CNBC reported that stock splits are on the decline lately.
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The movie business in the 20th century splits fairly neatly into two eras.
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The Interstate splits the original homestead, so I drive through that farmland often.
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YouTube splits advertising revenue with content creators, something that Instagram does not offer.
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He splits the center backs again and is pulled down by Rojo AGAIN.
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When the bag splits open, a car runs over and flattens her chicken.
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The LoL esports calendar is divided into two splits (seasons): Spring and Summer.
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In most stock splits, a company's share price gets too high for comfort.
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Here's what you need to know: • The U.S. government splits on Saudi Arabia.
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I'd be surprised, though, if any of these splits fundamentally disrupted this establishment.
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Once a Tory stronghold, the British middle class now splits its vote evenly.
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The track starts as one wide slope, which splits into two further down.
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The snowboard that, at high speed, suddenly splits in half to form skis.
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Pooley splits a two-bedroom apartment in a new development in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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That's really the singer doing her own upside-down splits in the film.
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She has a shop called Kaui'i Curators, and splits her time between islands.
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He's averaging 23.5 points per game, while putting up 46/39/20123 splits.
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This did not heal ethnic splits or prevent a resurgence of Serb separatism.
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" When asked if the group favors a particular method of teaching splits, Lord said by email: "While there are numerous ways for athletes to improve their splits, any stretching technique should include slow, methodical stretching over time to improve flexibility.
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Forget the on/off splits for a second: the Warriors will feel his injury.
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A company spokesperson says these ad splits are "similar" to the existing Amplify deals.
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Like other handsets, it splits audio between the bottom-firing speaker and the earpiece.
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Their gains drive a wedge through the zone and splits it into two sections.
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Starting at $26 per share (adjusted for stock splits), the stock recently crossed $22001,250.
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Here, the lava flow splits into two channels as it moves toward the ocean.
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The episode splits the action between three timelines, so there's a lot going on.
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And far from causing damage, splits within the Leave campaign may even have helped.
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This splits the beam up and then recombines it to create an interference pattern.
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An earlier version of this article said she was made to do the splits.
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Instead, trauma splits off, or is "locked," as Dr. Ford said, in the brain.
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Last term, the justices worked diligently to seek compromise in order to avoid splits.
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"He started freaking out when he saw my splits, he told me," she says.
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Madi did as she was told, launching into quick workouts or dropping into splits.
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Occitan is wobbly enough without such splits, says Sèrgi Javaloyès, a distinguished Occitan writer.
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In addition, the startup splits the fee it charges consumers with RingGo or Parkmobile.
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And more bosses seem to have bought into Warren Buffett's view of stock splits.
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The solution first splits data into tiny chunks and encrypts those chunks in parallel.
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There are sharper demographic splits among the Democratic electorate than on the Republican side.
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The gunshot or the burst of well-crafted energy that splits enemies in two.
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Eoin O'Brion splits his days between making electronic music and working on game development.
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As the videos play out, horizontal splits appear between the upper and lower body.
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You don't have to be able to do the splits to be more flexible.
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Snapchat splits advertising revenue with the media companies that post material to the service.
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A CNN/SSRS poll, taken late September, found similar splits to Marist's January poll.
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The way [square dancing] splits a couple is it's a boy and a girl.
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President Obama tried doing splits with the "Final Five" U.S. women's gymnastic gold medalists.
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The proclamation about this being a perfect day for banana splits and banana slugs.
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Their number has swollen as splits inside various fighting groups caused them to splinter.
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Special kudos to the little girl who launches straight into splits at the beginning.
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HARD FORK: When a blockchain splits into two ledgers creating a new digital currency.
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That's roughly when the Trump administration implemented its policy, which effectively splits up families.
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Lightning strikes the Roc Egg, and it splits in half with a loud bang.
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The mirror splits the laser into two beams that flow perpendicular to each other.
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Michael-Oliver Harding is a writer who splits his time between Montreal and Berlin.
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She splits her time between Chicago and the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.
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I am for the art that splits when you step on a frozen puddle.
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At this point, the narrative splits off into separate timelines, one for each mystery.
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That daggerlike nose splits the wind and channels it under and over the car.
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I play that existential game with numbers, tracking my splits on my GPS watch.
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Now lives: He splits his time between a spacious loft in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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When Ruby splits, he pauses at Olivia's memorial, realizing what he has to do.
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Within the droplet, the liquid splits into two convective cells rotating in opposite directions.
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How are you going to achieve anything if you can't even do the splits?
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He focuses on physical stunts — such as performing splits in locations around the world.
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When a sale is negotiated, Auction AfterSale splits the buyer's fee with the house.
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But that urgency alone hasn't yet proven strong enough to overcome intra-party splits.
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Quick was in full splits as the puck went over him and bounced out.
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Regular identical twins form when an embryo splits in half very soon after fertilization.
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These days, he says he splits time evenly between his businesses and charitable foundation.
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The highway curves through ranchland, then briefly splits to accommodate Arlee's five-block downtown.
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Morgenstern was firm: ''Only on splits, and then only an extremely high-quality cherry.
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And about an ogre who laughs so hard that he literally splits his sides.
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But the issue-based explanation for demographic splits in primary politics often falls short.
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I&aposm a full-time &aposdivorce concierge&apos who shepherds individuals through tricky splits.
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Also, the track record for creating value from company splits is far from clear.
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Coinbase's GDAX exchange has said it might pause bitcoin trading if the currency splits.
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This splits the roles of CEO and chairman for now, which investors often prefer.
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Say a few Hail Marys, and let's see if the academy splits the difference.
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She now splits the difference as wine director of Estela and Café Altro Paradiso.
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And there other splits as well, along lines of age, gender, income, and geography.
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He splits with Trump on immigration, but hesitates to criticize the president's decisions outright.
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Here, they do leg splits as they study for an exam and a performance.
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The company is based in San Diego, California, and splits its operations with China.
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And about an ogre who laughs so hard that he literally splits his sides.
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But the issue-based explanation for demographic splits in primary politics often falls short.
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But Brexit has been difficult for the party because the issue splits its base.
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Whenever he splits a screen, it'll make you think about paintings in the MOMA.
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Airlines are worried further splits between regulators over safety could confuse passengers and cause disruption.
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He splits his time between executing live missions and teaching others how to do that.
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Eventually, it splits into a pair of droplets, which then grow to the characteristic size.
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You can have cracking, chapping, redness, or skin so raw that it splits and bleeds.
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ACROSS THE NATION Army splits with cadet who posed in &aposCommunism Will Win&apos picture .
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Selecting one from the list splits the area right of the list into three windows.
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So, if a lobbyist splits time among several clients, they are not required to register.
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" Her voice is so concerned, so sweet that "your heart splits open like a peach.
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And that is a problem that cabinet and party splits have done much to aggravate.
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But it's also possible that the splits in the Democratic primary aren't entirely about policy.
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And the retirement savings gap splits along racial and ethnic lines, the Pew researchers found.
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But there's more to the study: The definition of "avoidable" is what splits most parties.
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Shirin Bhandari is a freelance writer who splits her time between India and Manila, Philippines.
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Remember, two is going to be three when Ed Breen [DuPont CEO] splits them up.
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And he's talking about how Maine splits its two electoral votes by congressional district. 23.
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Click to enlarge Schwurack splits a three-bedroom apartment in upper Manhattan with two roommates.
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Others fled on pirogues across the river that splits Africa's smallest country down the middle.
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Those races are ... super fast and there are always some crazy splits that take place.
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But distrust, exacerbated by past splits during South Sudan's long wars with Sudan, runs deep.
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Camargo's robot splits the difference between Honda's anthropomorphized Asimo and Toyota's wearable and rideable robots.
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But Sunday on "State of the Union," McConnell highlighted several splits with the Trump administration.
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HP To Become Two Companies As Consumer PC And Printer Business Splits From Corporate Services
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Near the film's end, Otis splits from rehab and finds James back at the motel.
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Some splits erupted within religious communities themselves, pitting Christian against Christian, and Jew against Jew.
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"Splits" is Weggen's favorite photo and was highly commended in the Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards.
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"In all such movements, there have been schisms, and minor splits as well," he added.
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But Jacobson said he found sharp splits by age among Republicans on almost every topic.
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Roark's lefty-righty splits could not be more different, as right-handed batters are hitting .
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I'll list that if I ever get asked to do a list of favorite splits.
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There are regional splits when it comes to prices and the quality of the drugs.
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A growing number of states descend into gridlock because of their own urban-rural splits.
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Instead, he splits his time between his home in the UK and speaking at conferences.
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Give them a sweep of the Giants and splits with the Cowboys and the Redskins.
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But the upcoming primaries are likely to show the splits and contradictions among the group.
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Drip some water onto it, the glue dissolves and the fruit violently splits in half.
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It will have greater leverage over theater owners when it comes to box office splits.
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There is, after all, another explanation for the splits we're seeing in public opinion: geography.
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There are splits both within the intelligence agencies and the congressional committees that oversee them.
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Since Dorsey splits his time running Square and Twitter, he capitalizes on every spare moment.
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Justin Amash, a libertarian who often splits with the rest of his party, stood out.
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It has a singsong vocal that splits the differences between rap, chant and playground taunt.
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Immigration is not an easy political issue to tackle, particularly given the splits among Republicans.
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Nana thickened her mixture with buckwheat and a dusting of cornmeal; he splits the difference.
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He splits his time between his place here and his father's home in Ojo Caliente.
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Did you know its beak splits in half to allow the juices to flow in?
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The will itself splits up his $100 million estate to his closest friends and family.
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If the ideologically divided court splits 4-4, the appeals court ruling is left intact.
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"This one phone, it splits the words"—a reference to scrambling technology meant to disrupt eavesdropping.
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And repeatedly stretching your hamstrings can help you work up to more advanced stretches, like splits.
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But graceful splits and steady balance made me a natural for excelling on the balance beam.
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His mother splits her time between him and his siblings, who live in Singapore and Thailand.
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He's also splits DJ and production roles with LEDEF, citing Jersey club music as an influence.
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Voter support also splits along party line, according to the latest Kaiser Family Foundation tracking poll.
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Your algorithm splits each number into four smaller numbers, then sends each to a sub-algorithm.
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A BuzzFeed Emerging Writer Fellow in 2018, she now splits her time between Brooklyn and Halifax.
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According to the Independent, the algorithm recognizes those with the same surnames and splits them up.
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Now, Berger splits his time between USC and Kernel as the startup's acting chief science officer.
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DPS also advised athletic directors across the district that the use of forced splits was banned.
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If the Supreme Court splits four to four, the opinion of the Court of Appeals governs.
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Banana splits and romantic-sounding sundaes — the Soul Kiss, the Lover's Delight — sold for 35 cents.
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The N.F.L. has baroque rules of self-governance, not the least covering how it splits revenue.
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S by July as it splits into two separate publicly listed units, it said on Tuesday.
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Dubset also splits the royalties between DJs who sample certain tracks and the tracks' rights holders.
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This is where Berry's approach splits off from the traditional child-led model and becomes radical.
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Electric Dreams splits the protagonist into two different characters, neither of whom is a white man.
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Now she has dual citizenship and splits her time between Florida and New York for training.
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My brother pays $212 per month for rent and splits the other costs with me evenly.
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Georgia splits up their 76 delegates so Trump will probably take about 30 delegates with him.
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The same was true of their recording and performing royalties – although here equal splits are normal.
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It's often in times of circuit splits that the Supreme Court will take up a case.
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But as they break off into separate sub-interactions, the screen splits, revealing their true selves.
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Kevin Devine seems intent on one-upping himself with each release of his Devinyl Splits series.
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I offer to split the tab but I think A. splits the bill with our friend.
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For example, the Golden State Warriors have popularized splits action off of most post entry passes.
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Gymnasts, for example, have to do splits and other extreme stretches to compete at elite levels.
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With it, you can keep track of metrics like distance, pace, splits, cadence, and stride length.
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Helen splits her time in both countries, so we wondered where she stands on the feud.
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"Cases with splits in authority are cases the US Supreme Court exists to resolve," he said.
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You may also need to know which direction a cooking hot dog splits when it expands.
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You don't necessarily need splits but they let you know when you're on world record pace.
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My worry is squeezing Hamas too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization.
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The food truck splits its time among locations in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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However, in the less common case of identical twins, one egg is fertilized and then splits.
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As someone who splits her time between art and academia, Schuppli investigates the limits of legibility.
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This is Jolie's third marriage, following her splits from Jonny Lee Miller and Billy Bob Thornton.
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Ice, slush, more ice enlarge the failure; the city adds saltsto fuel fissures, splits, crocodile crazes.
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But that consensus looks increasingly threatened by squabbling among secular allies and splits within the coalition.
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That fact is born out if you look at the party splits in Clinton's approval rating.
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Slow transaction speeds and fees has led to a number of splits in the original blockchain.
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In the Kubiak offense, Manning's regular season DVOA splits went: -62.5 percent, 29.4 percent, -35.5 percent.
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For now, this most excellent of splits is out February 19, 2016 on super limited cassette.
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Ethereum's falling price splits the crypto community Note: The author owns a small amount of cryptocurrency.
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Your ideal strength strategy: body-part splits, explains personal trainer and online physique coach Bryan Krahn.
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Ms. DeVoueroix, a retired teacher and interior designer from Virginia, splits her time between Coronado, Calif.
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Taylor Stevens, 29, is a sex worker who splits her time between Toronto and Las Vegas.
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Or, Ms. Brand added, suggest an arrangement that splits your time for a couple of weeks.
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" On North Korea, Mr. Burns said, Mr. Putin is seeking "splits between the U.S. and China.
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He splits his time among multiple homes with Furnish and their sons, ages 8 and 6.
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The production, directed by Neel Keller, carefully splits the difference between documentary objectivity and poetic license.
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"You should see him: He can do the splits up the wall," Taylor Leier, 23, said.
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She is now a performing-arts consultant and splits her time between Washington and New Orleans.
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That's when the woman does the splits above the man's head and he spins her around.
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If the court splits 4-4, the 11th Circuit ruling would stand and Miami would prevail.
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There's not much to comment on because the splits that trip me up seem totally random.
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The dominant model splits streaming revenues between artists in proportion to their share of total streams.
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The White House splits with Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a member of first lady Melania Trump's staff.
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" Even more impressive than Ms. Flanagan's splits are her famous carrot-nut-raisin-packed "superhero muffins.
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Erie County splits the cost with the federal government to compensate hospitals for treating the uninsured.
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All students of the Constitution know it splits authority between the states and the federal government.
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That blurs some historic partisan splits over economics, while sharpening those the president continues to inflame.
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The differences in partisan views on gender equality mirror similar splits in views on racial equality.
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Now, that group splits almost evenly between Biden (26%) and Warren (21%), with Sanders at 11%.
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The Ethicist My family splits into two camps: people who have money and people who don't.
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After Rachel's death, the Francis family splits, as families so often quietly do, into isolated orbits.
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Black faces smile widely in the photos; people are doing splits and kicks with wild abandon.
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Mr. Dorsey splits his time between Twitter and his other company, the digital payments firm Square.
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Yoga class is good, but we do a lot of standing splits, which are not my favorite.
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When he's not touring, Graham splits time between Los Angeles and Copenhagen (near but not in Christiania).
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Thai navy SEALs reach a bend where the kilometer- (half-mile-) long passage splits in two directions.
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The album expanded the sound Hot Water Music had developed on their various EPs, splits, and singles.
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It's like that… but with a twist: when you tap the screen, your ball splits in two.
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She now splits her time evenly between her native Nicaragua and Los Angeles, where her daughter lives.
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The class splits into small groups to learn a couple new moves — thrust kicks, palm heel strikes.
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Wax's paper splits the case for lower immigration rates into two buckets: the economic and the cultural.
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As the country barrels towards national elections in November, the exhumation has highlighted deep splits in parliament.
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We've seen good splits, but it's everything being on time and consistent mechanics and all that work.
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It splits the difference between every day phones and those military grade models like the CAT S50.
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Fergie also proved that she's indeed been working on her fitness by casually doing splits while singing.
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"I think what it will do is set in motion splits within the U.K. itself," Haass said.
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David Spencer, 38, splits his time between New York and Los Angeles for his business, Talent Resources.
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The two went Instagram-official in May, not long after both announced splits with their respective partners.
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By disbanding, a musical group splits the vote, losing fans as each member suddenly demands more attention.
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It's a large piece of ground suddenly pushing upwards, so that the ground above splits over it.
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This is expected to be the last report before the food producer splits into two separate companies.
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The currency splits may change depending on investor demand and the timing of the wider institutional syndication.
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Maine makes sense because it's a funky state that splits its electoral votes, though that's never happened.
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He has also used stock splits to buy companies to help avoid paying taxes on those buys.
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Potter pays $580 for her share of a one-bedroom apartment that she splits with her partner.
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Image segmentation analyzes objects within a picture, and splits them apart; dividing foreground elements from background elements.
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So was the combativeness as Ferrer pushed Hewitt into the corners and frequently into skidding partial splits.
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Hopkins splits both expenses evenly with her partner, so her share comes to about $63 per month.
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Sports-wise, these splits in the reality are the Big Points of Criticism on which fans linger.
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The vulva splits off by ingesting a "manic root" (symbolizing penetrative masturbation) and goes on her way.
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The official opposition Labour party remains riven with splits and embroiled in a self-induced leadership contest.
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He's averaging 14 points, 7.2 assists, and 3.5 rebounds per game, with 41.9/35.7/69.6 shooting splits.
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There were some splits, spins, cartwheels, and the usual runway moves, but nothing out of the ordinary.
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Players try to answer 211 multiple-choice questions, and anyone who gets them all splits the jackpot.
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The stand-off around the courts splits Poland's 38 million people and damages the country's reputation abroad.
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It splits the difference well, adding a lot more text without being unwieldy for single-hand reading.
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Yeah. My girlfriend is Italian, and even when she splits up with me, I'll think it's sexy.
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Sometimes the wire splits and you get occasional audio dropout, briefly losing your connection to your device.
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It was during one of these splits that he developed his ultra-violent alter ego, Slim Shady.
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She's now engaged, but her fiance splits his time between the reservation and working on the outside.
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He's a low-usage cog who can defend point guards while quietly posting 50/40/90 splits.
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He splits for the quiet countryside, encounters a lone cat, and begins leaving food out for it.
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MojiLaLa lists these sticker packs within iOS on behalf of the artists, and splits revenue 50/50.
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The Gulf support has however been far from harmonious, fuelling splits that have set back the revolt.
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And it splits up the pairing of Paul and Harden in Houston, a team with title aspirations.
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Another new feature of the tree is a single, large branch that splits off near the base.
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Splits in demographics' support for Kavanaugh's nomination fall along gender and partisan lines, according to the poll.
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I did not know that practicing my cartwheels and splits on the long veranda warranted such reprimand.
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After several floors housing the mechanical systems, the building splits into two towers from the 16th floor.
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Shaw does not have reverse splits, but his numbers against left-handed batters have improved this year.
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The split led to a continuing shuffle and further splits until the landmasses assumed their present position.
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"The mere act of writing splits the self into two," she writes in Negotiating With the Dead.
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Drag queens do splits on the sidewalk around noon while you cheer them along over your omelet.
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Approached as a local multiplayer game, where its screen splits vertically, ARMS excels through simplicity and immediacy.
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OK LAST TWEET – To clarify Turners contract does outline splits in prizes, ad revenue, stuff like that.
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Even-equity splits can also be the source of headaches and additional legal fees down the line.
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Still, education levels were one of the most noticeable splits between Trump and Clinton supporters, broadly speaking.
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Back on dry land, Kalanick splits his time between New York and his hometown of Los Angeles.
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Tiffiny Baker is a hair stylist who splits her time between St. Louis, Missouri, and Las Vegas.
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Once the virus or bacteria splits open, it spills its guts into the soapy water and dies.
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"It's not just jewelry," says the self-taught designer, who splits her time between Paris and Provence.
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Mr. Mackintosh's spokesman would not provide details of the royalty splits for the original and new productions.
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But Chazelle's solution to the old cynicism/sincerity problem is ingenious: He splits the movie into two.
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Later in the period, Subban was caught in the splits, leaving a wide-open net for Lovejoy.
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Martin Kersels characteristically splits the difference between performance and objects in his exhibition at Mitchell-Innes & Nash.
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Surveys in recent years have revealed growing partisan splits on views of the economy and other issues.
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After that, Mr. Lu selected several people to perform headstands and splits, to the applause of others.
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Nancy works for the U.S. government, and splits her time between Washington D.C. and New York City.
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According to Many Worlds, the universe continually splits into new branches, to produce multiple versions of ourselves.
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Chris is the guy from choreography who also splits his time making sure the music is correct.
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And, as usual, you succumb to an enjoyable experience that splits the difference between mythology and merchandising.
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The scouting report fades, the lefty-righty splits are irrelevant, the weakness to his backhand side unimportant.
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The fund splits its savings portfolio between bonds, equities, alternative investments such as private equity, and gold.
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She splits her time between studying film and public relations for school and growing her TikTok page.
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D'Amelio splits her time between Connecticut living with her parents and in LA when her schedule allows.
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I asked Murphy how it was possible, then, that Meza had recorded consistent splits during the race.
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Helios and Matheson's stock, which was once worth $5,19.953 (adjusted for stock splits) is now at zero.
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It's possible that all of writing lies between them, and Ned, you might say, splits the difference.
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The final splits could be subject to change, depending on investors' demand for the deal, sources said.
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It splits with what we know, and dovetails with the story in ways both unexpected and startling.
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He still splits his time between the offices, alternating for his weekly all-hands meetings, according to employees.
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And season after season, that sunny nostalgic vision of America's greatness splits open, and something darker crawls out.
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The company charges $2,500 per month per store and splits the ad revenue with the store 50/50.
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Even if an alliance of convenience was struck, glossing over sectarian splits, Mosul itself posed formidable physical obstacles.
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Meza told The Times that when race officials approached him about those splits, he gave them no explanation.
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Each work day, the trio goes to work together, where Idina splits her time between mom and dad.
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"Major splits are unlikely," concluded Olaf Boehnke in a paper on Wednesday for Brussels think-tank Rasmussen Global.
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The pipeline, which splits into two branches in Belarus, has a northern spur routed to Poland and Germany.
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These same revenue splits will attach to any subscriptions that users get from the app in the future.
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The Terra Nova organization you're working to bring down splits up across three divisions: security, industry, and logistics.
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Both laid back and ambitious, Harlaut splits his energies between competing and filming his exploits on the snow.
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FilmChain: blockchain enabled platform that collects data, verifies revenues and executes stakeholder payment splits for film, TV etc
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The summer of splits kicked off with a bang when Harris and Swift called it quits in May.
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The minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting revealed splits over whether to lower its main interest rate.
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Those include ad splits, subscriptions to exclusive content, tipping, connections to brands for sponsorship, merchandise sales and more.
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Some splits were over matters of religion, and some over Garrison's peculiar perfectionist ethos and notions of nonresistance.
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Bakke was decided by a 240-2000 vote and has been affirmed by narrow splits through the years.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the party leader, has got better at taunting Mrs May for her indecision and cabinet splits.
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Jawbone splits sleep into three stages (light, deep and REM) as opposed to Fitbit's two (light and deep).
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Western diplomats say Odinga's inauguration event has caused splits within his own alliance and alienated the diplomatic community.
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And now Russia splits off Crimea and along comes Lindner and says "we'll have to live with it".
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She has moved the Brussels talks forward, but the splits in her government are as glaring as ever.
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We've established that the second you change the past in this movie, a new parallel universe splits off.
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The library's lights blur white in the background, and Vargas's shadow splits and doubles faintly at his feet.
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A bed from Panasonic, a maker of appliances, splits in two, with one half turning into a wheelchair.
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The guts of these projectors consist of a prism that splits light into red, green, and blue wavelengths.
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The decision essentially splits in half the 50,000 employees and $5 billion in capital expenditures Amazon had promised.
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Now, she splits her time between New York and L.A., going wherever work and acting classes take her.
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When he's not performing, Kelly splits his time between his suburban Atlanta home and Trump Tower in Chicago.
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The camper filling it belongs to Humiston, an amateur geologist who splits his time between California and Hawaii.
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One concertgoer tells us Childish Gambino -- aka Donald Glover -- was attempting to do the splits and hurt himself.
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S to be completed in the second quarter of 2017 as it splits itself into two separate units.
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"I just didn't expect to have to do elevated splits, and be forced into it," Ally told KUSA.
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"There are splits out there and often fragmentation exists ... That is leaving scope for galloping populism," he said.
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That's important for publishers, who sell advertising on their channels, and Snapchat, which splits the revenue with them.
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The next leadership election could exacerbate the splits, prompting Eurosceptics to peel away from pro-globalisation, Europhile colleagues.
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He wraps up by jokingly announcing his own candidacy in 2020, complete with free marijuana and banana splits.
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"Make Me Like You" is a shimmery pop anthem that splits the difference between No Doubt and Love.Angel.Music.Baby.
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Anami, who splits her time between Los Angeles and Bali, travels the world proselytizing her message of empowerment.
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The same number, 52%, said that the federal government's response has been too slow, highlighting similar partisan splits.
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" Understanding splits in consciousness, he wrote, is "of the most urgent importance for the comprehension of our nature.
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The company attracted talent with favorable revenue splits and tools that provide the opportunity to set up paywalls.
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The Internal Revenue Service has proposed modified regulations on when such splits can qualify for tax-free treatment.
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That Dorsey splits his time between two companies (Square and Twitter) is probably not helping the situation either.
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After posting 37.2/31.6/54.5 shooting splits in his first 48 games, Rondo went on an absolute tear.
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She now splits her time between Isabela and Hong Kong, where she's a foreign domestic helper on paper.
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They are formed when a single fertilized egg splits in two, creating two embryos with the same DNA.
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He splits his time between Minneapolis and New York, where he rented an apartment, in Williamsburg, last winter.
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The Coolpix P900 splits shutter and aperture controls between two dials about an inch and a half apart.
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He loves all-you-can-eat sushi, which he splits with his girlfriend, and his guilty pleasure, McDonald's.
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D'Amelio now splits her time between her parents' home in Connecticut, and Hype House, based in Los Angeles.
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One option being explored is to try to widen splits in the West by courting France and Germany.
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The elasticity of his Russian splits belongs to ballet; his flexibility is less like rubber bands than ribbons.
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Because chocolate oatmeal splits the difference between porridge and pudding: It's soft; it's custardy; and it's profoundly bittersweet.
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The redesign takes an app that has long been limited to three screens and splits them into five.
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Perhaps most notably, it no longer splits some Democratic-leaning cities like Asheville and Greensboro between congressional districts.
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Four cases, including the immigration dispute, ended in 4-4 splits that left lower court rulings in place.
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After all, any decisions where the high court splits 4-4 would mean that the underlying ruling stands.
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Meza's splits were consistent, showing that for the entire race, he ran six-and-a-half-minute miles.
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Ruby Shang, who splits time between the U.S., Singapore and Switzerland, prefers a Swiss-manufactured slow-release pill.
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Instead, he splits the profits from the books, as well as the advertising and production costs, with Norton.
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"Your uncertain shadow (colour)" (2010), for instance, splits the shadows of passersby into a set of rainbow colors.
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Either that or Lithgow lunched and dined on lasagna and banana splits for a year before filming commenced.
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Fox splits the season into two parts so that the episodes can play without interruption through the spring.
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The trouble is that every four years the party splits and rallies around several different individuals at once.
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Sure, Bitcoin will crash again, but over its lifetime, it has already withstood multiple crashes, runs and splits.
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I have these block-heeled sandals, and I have this cute dress with two splits on the side.
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The new map has cleaner lines, splits fewer counties, and will likely lead to many more competitive elections.
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"Oh my God, it's so exciting," said Sam Kirk, who splits her time between New York and Chicago.
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But the dismissal has caused a controversy on Capitol Hill that splits along both religious and partisan lines.
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Ignore his first ten games (all off the bench) and Sexton's averaging 33 points on very impressive shooting splits.
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And strangely enough, studies suggest that songs addressing how painful splits can be may actually help people feel better.
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Meza had told The Times that when race officials approached him about those splits, he gave them no explanation.
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It's the first law in the nation to dictate what happens to frozen embryos after a couple splits up.
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Oh, she also drops into splits, has a team of backup dancers and tosses dollar bills around like candy.
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When you recorded these songs and these splits, did you have any inkling they'd still resonate 20 years later?
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What is it about this record that splits the goal posts of the concurrent releases of Bulldozer and Bubblegum?
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The couple splits their time between New York and Florence, where they own a 14th-century Tuscan farm house.
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For starters, the seven inch screen splits the difference between the Echo Show and Spot in an interesting way.
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Photosystem I serves mainly to produce the energy carrier NADPH, whereas photosystem II makes ATP and splits water molecules.
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Now 15 years in, AJJ has amassed a catalog packed with EPs, splits, live records, and six studio albums.
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"I think the scale of its large, glossy leaves and those signature splits make it really dramatic," Camilleri said.
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The Druzhba pipeline, which splits into two branches in Belarus, has a northern spur routed to Poland and Germany.
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Observing her fellow cheerleaders being held down in the splits position, Ally pulled out her phone to record footage.
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The company installs those small guest homes and splits the revenue from renters with those who own the property.
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The Saturn V splits into its three stages, while the Command and Lunar Modules are nestled at the top.
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Splits often follow bad results that enfeeble the management, which may in turn mean worse news down the line.
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All in all, holiday breakups — like all splits — are tough, and the reasons behind them are subjective and personal.
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The White House Instagram account is where the photo of the girls doing the splits alongside Obama first appeared.
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He splits his time between Atlanta, where his actual home is, and LA at this home studio on steroids.
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"No splits Just kisses," she captioned a snap of her and her husband in the hospital before John arrived.
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The kind words about Watts makes this split seem fairly amicable, which is often a rarity in Hollywood splits.
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It last sold shares on the private market at $21.54 per share, after adjusting for stock splits and dividends.
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This damage leads to the aforementioned split ends, but also splits in the shaft of the hair and dryness.
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For one thing there are more splits: the old centre-right and centre-left families no longer span Europe.
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The romance takes place abroad; the pair splits up when they return home, to Israel and the West Bank.
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He was fired on the third day of the camp after he was observed using the controversial splits practice.
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Their history is peppered with open splits, not only over metaphysics but over earthly issues that had big consequences.
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While one youngster tested some spins, another made Paltrow and Corden stretch their limbs for high kicks and splits.
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Needless to say, the debate over Brexit has caused splits within both the main political parties and between politicians.
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Output remains vulnerable to security challenges, local protests, political splits, and shortfalls in the NOC's maintenance and investment budget.
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The moniker is simply a name for the new currency that would be created only if the network splits.
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Ignore his first ten games (all off the bench) and Sexton's averaging 17.8 points on very impressive shooting splits.
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It said the alliance was formed to mend splits among insurgent groups and strengthen opposition to the Damascus government.
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"But you don't find too many issues regarding the president that splits the Republican base that way," he said.
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But the early resistance points to a high risk of the sort of splits developing that dogged previous governments.
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However, a full February reveal would splits the difference between the early CES showing and the usual March unveiling.
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Splits in the party followed and after a spell overseas following accusations of financial scandal, Ranariddh returned in 2015.
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Green is 1-2 with a 4.94 ERA in eight appearances for the Yankees but has some drastic splits.
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Since 2000, the Yankees have won 16 season series, with three splits and just one Royals series win (2014).
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"If he splits the Democrat vote - those for gun control - that might be good for Republicans," Paul told reporters.
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He was referring to one of the strategic bridges across the Tigris river that splits Mosul west from east.
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Foap splits the commission with the artist 73/50, so for individual photos you'll make $5 per photo sold.
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But those splits are often doctrinally specific and based on single issues, and the resulting denominations remain relatively small.
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The country's religious divisions parallel its regional splits, with religious and evangelical white voters heavily concentrated in the South.
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If so, Trump faces the same in-house splits on North Korea that hobble his trade talks with China.
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Some research says splits are even more common for "plural" families, so I was especially surprised by Quinton's story.
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His home/road splits are stark, but not dystopian: in his first year in Colorado, Walker slashed .343/.401/.
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When a honeybee colony splits in two, a queen and several thousand workers fly away from a hive together.
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The U.S. splits over Saudi Arabia, Wall Street stays in the red, 183-year-olds show us their world.
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Lebanon splits power among religious groups according to quotas adjusted at the end of the 1975-90 civil war.
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Jim Fitterling, a lieutenant to Mr. Liveris, will take over the Dow materials science business after DowDuPont splits up.
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Over all, it admirably adheres to traditional nonpartisan redistricting criteria, like compactness and the avoidance of unnecessary county splits.
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Sadly, she has not yet taught me how to do the splits (something she can do with alarming ease).
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A squabble now playing out in the wealth management industry suggests that many of those splits could get messier.
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Ms. Womack's youngest, Ms. Liddell, currently splits her time between writing and assisting in an East Nashville recording studio.
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All six two-game series played thus far have resulted in splits, speaking to the competitiveness of the league.
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P., California I have a 12 year old daughter who splits her time between my home and her father's.
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For people like that, being able to do the splits means changing their 'no-good self' into something good.
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The party denounced Mr. Zhao as a turncoat who had revealed splits in the leadership and defied Deng's will.
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Newman splits his time between Minnesota and St. Croix, USVI, spending six months of the year in each place.
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Same goes for Possibillia, Eko's trippy 23-minute movie about a relationship discussion that splits into multiple alternate realities.
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He moonwalks, spins and even does the freakin' splits all with relative ease -- dude's a natural-born performer, obviously.
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Through his first eight seasons, the right-handed hitting Stanton displayed what would be considered "normal" splits; he batted .
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Buffalo mozzarella usually splits the difference; its more tender core melts while its outer skin tends to stay intact.
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"I'm really interested in what happens when writing splits off from drawing, which is a vestigial language," she said.
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She was disqualified from the 2016 Houston Marathon after her timing chip failed to register splits at several checkpoints.
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Up Next Name Alexandre Daillance Age 20 Hometown Paris Now Lives Mr. Daillance splits his time between Middletown, Conn.
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In the grand ballroom, a wall of decorative panels splits open to reveal a stage with a grand piano.
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Crystal ice buckets chilled mini-Champagne splits alongside a bottle of Jack Daniel's and an arrangement of pastel macarons.
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Scott splits his time between Los Angeles, where he lives, and Milan, where the company's design staff is based.
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These companies provide white-label brokerage software and support, with high commission splits for agents and a light touch.
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But when it comes to allowing the Medicare program to negotiate drug prices, that's where Azar splits with Trump.
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And Garmin offers a full suite of detailed metrics, including training load, heart rate, distance, speed, splits, and more.
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It essentially splits the difference between what Apple's delivering with the iPad/iOS and the Surface Go/Windows 10.
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Rubio had the highest favorability splits, with 61 percent viewing the Florida senator favorably, compared to 19 percent unfavorably.
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So, I made a plan that splits up my investments between index funds at Vanguard and an investing app.
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He told me that today he splits his time between filming videos for YouTube and working as a doctor.
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Battles splits the world in two so that animals you add appear only in your world, including cross-breeds.
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Williams splits her lyrics between English and the African language Ibibio but the video clip, alas, offers no subtitles.
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Tallur splits his time between his familial home in coastal India and an urban-industrial city in South Korea.
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California homeowners win the battle against manufacturers that sold them lead paint; the Russian Orthodox Church splits from Constantinople.
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" According to the memo, the goal, "endorsed by PUTIN, has been to encourage splits and divisions in western alliance.
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So if we do a little back-of-the-envelope weighting to match the party splits of the NBC/Marist poll to the party splits of the people who actually showed up for the 2016 election, it pegs all three Rust Belt favorable and unfavorable ratings at or within the margin of error.
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She also splits her time as in-studio hospitality at KEXP and as a DJ assistant at Hush Hush Records.
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If Avengers 4 splits everyone up again, don't be surprised if Rhodey ends up with the home team on Earth.
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And if the Senate splits again along partisan lines in the vote, Pence will have to break the tie again.
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"He ended up doing the splits and he split his pants and had no underwear on," she says while laughing.
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Once a romantic couple forms, we're more likely to look for more egalitarian splits of power and divisions of labor.
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Naturally, she began with the 2016 hit "Formation," performing splits and flips to a round of cheers from the audience.
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Celebs like Irina Shayk and Adele didn't hold back when they returned to Instagram after announcing their high-profile splits.
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Last week, I was doing doing splits and extensions, but this week I don't have to do any of that.
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But the reality is that the splits within her party over the best terms for Brexit have only just begun.
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It doesn't actually matter if we're talking about octopus carpaccio or banana splits, peanut butter makes the world go round.
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Covered in sparkle, Daphne gyrates and does the splits; her diamante belt flies off, to the delight of her audience.
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The vaquitas live in the slice of ocean called the Gulf of California that splits the Sonoran Desert in Mexico.
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When he splits this period up, he confirms the finding that Chinese imports had large effects on American manufacturing employment.
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Launched in 2017, Rally takes high-valued, tangible assets and splits them into shares, offering people equity in the pieces.
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In other words, Bernie Sanders would need to beat her by 22016-plus percent, on average, in upcoming delegate splits.
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Tipping is an etiquette minefield at the best of times, and a highly divisive issue that splits cultures and companions.
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She splits, booty pops, and tosses her hair to the sultry lyrics, all while serving the camera coy facial expressions.
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The mixed signals coming from the junta—negotiating one day and making arrests the next—may reflect splits within it.
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And it looks like we're about to get all caught up on exactly what: kids, career changes, marriages, and splits.
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One place the Le Fil Rouge abruptly splits from the design of Hyundai's first concept, though, is that enormous grille.
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It's a great addition to the Devinyl Splits, which has featured everyone from Tigers Jaw to Nada Surf's Matthew Caws.
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So the solution to the conundrum of Italy's next government comes down to which side—right or left—splits first.
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In this #loveisdead world of celebrity splits, we might be more hung up on the relationship ending than Kruger is.
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The runners followed a car with a large clock on the back showing elapsed time, splits, and projected finish time.
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The design splits the difference between the Android app tray and the UI found on wearables like the Apple Watch.
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The Fellowship splits into two parts but Peter Jackson's film depicts both of them very differently from J.R.R. Tolkien's book.
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He splits his time between Washington and Dallas, where he recently purchased the former headquarters of the Dallas Morning News.
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Since last fall, we've seen splits between Alber Elbaz from Lanvin, Raf Simons from Dior, Hedi Slimane from Saint Laurent.
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The House has been busy debating a budget, but its Republican majority is seeing ideological splits between conservatives and moderates.
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In an attempt to cope with the traumatic experiences, the theory goes, the child 'dissociates'—it splits itself into parts.
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Serious splits among defense hawks, conservatives, appropriators and centrists are making the effort to cobble together a Republican budget difficult.
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Regardless of the corporate action — dividends, splits, mergers and so on — the portfolio impact almost always involves a reinvestment trade.
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It dropped off even more with Bill Clinton, but Trump has ushered in a whole new era of partisan splits.
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Remember that Tennessee is one of the states that splits responsibility for damages but it is subject to certain exceptions.
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While one youngster tested some spins, another made Dewan Tatum and Corden stretch their limbs for high kicks and splits.
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The idea is that researchers send their data to a third party, who randomly splits the data sample in half.
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If Europe splits into squabbling pieces and America retreats into an isolationist crouch, less benign powers will fill the vacuum.
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Back in September 2015, the ABC-Washington Post poll showed Clinton with similar favorable-unfavorable splits as she has now.
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Dani Rodrik of Harvard University, drawing on an idea from Isaiah Berlin, splits economists into two camps: hedgehogs and foxes.
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Information on other splits was not available on Grayscale's website, and a representative declined to comment, citing federal securities laws.
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For most of last term, the court issued narrow decisions at times in an effort to avoid 4-4 splits.
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But there have also been some high-profile splits in the past year that have hit some prominent tech leaders.
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For instance, a radiologist who wouldn't otherwise qualify for the deduction splits his business into two separate entities, said Levine.
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The transaction splits the company in two, allowing investors to choose between its mobile unit and its tech investment business.
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At another, he must lurch one leg far over to his left, essentially standing in the splits in mid-air.
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Varshavski told Business Insider that, today, he splits his time between filming videos for YouTube and working as a doctor.
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It can detect several issues that could be harmful to a blade, such as fatigue cracks, defective repairs and splits.
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Square takes a small percentage of each transaction, a fee it splits with credit card companies and other financial intermediaries.
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The perceptron is an example of a classifier — it takes a set of data and splits it into multiple sets.
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I also love doing open leg splits—it shows how flexible you are while also making your ass look plump.
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She is now the director of operations for Renégat, and he splits his time between New York and Healdsburg, Calif.
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A more open process could lead to more partisan splits and perhaps more bipartisanship, and eventually a more functional Congress.
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The ramifications for them have been inescapable, affecting royalty splits, legal and insurance costs, and even how songs are composed.
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Here's what's up with RAINSFORD: Her birth name is Rainey Qualley and she splits her time between acting and singing.
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In addition to dividing his energy between music and acting, he splits his time between New York and Los Angeles.
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A small-town guy at heart, he splits his time between Chicago and Penticton, British Columbia, where he grew up.
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Then the music splits apart: The theme is played delicately in the piano's high range, hovering over oscillating riffs below.
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When it's time for dance breaks, make sure to join the circle around the regulars pulling spins, splits and jumps.
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Homestead pays for all the construction, tenant search and management, and then splits the rent income with the home owner.
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They are each split between two Across entries, and the thing that splits it is a black square, or block.
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The as-yet-unknown delegate splits out of California and Texas will offer a better picture of where things stand.
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Ms. Nourry, who is French and splits her time between Brooklyn and Paris, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016.
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He splits his time between Manhattan; Tel Aviv, the site of his two other restaurants; and his home outside Jerusalem.
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Since 2002, Guam has elected a Republican governor and a nonvoting Democratic congresswoman; similar splits occur in the other territories.
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At times, he has leaned more deeply into funk and R. & B., refining his falsetto and doing the splits onstage.
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Stem eliminates that burden by tracking every collaborator on a song, and requiring all parties to agree on percentage splits.
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When raiding an underground crypt, he splits-up the party and sends the Astarion the rogue on an adventure alone.
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Also, shaving over a minute off your mile splits is a pretty big achievement for amateur and pro runners alike.
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This naturally splits the game into two separate stages, which manage to test your puzzle-solving abilities in different ways.
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And those internal splits, as much as Democratic resistance, explain why enactment of major new initiatives in 2018 appears unlikely.
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The talks over the CBA are important because it splits up the NFL's revenue between the league and its players.
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Instead of telling the story chronologically, as most film adaptations (and Alcott's novel) have, Gerwig splits it into two timelines.
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But I spent that year practicing — jumping in the air, doing the splits — and tried out again and made it.
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He temporarily splits the space — and creative duties — with her sublessor (Shim Eun-ha), who is entering a screenwriting competition.
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Blackburn, by contrast, splits public opinion, with 3.63% of registered voters viewing her favorably and 39% unfavorably, with 20% unsure.
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The soundtrack splits up across two LPs, with a limited run of 1,000 available exclusively at the show for $35.
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But here at the Group of 20 summit meeting, public splits with Mr. Trump were the order of the day.
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Two of the theme entries are, in my opinion, spot on: BANANA SPLITS is great and so is GRAPE LEAVES.
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If you follow one of these branches, it too splits in a way that is similar to the previous branch.
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As splits emerge in the GOP, it will be harder and harder for Republicans to unify behind a single leader.
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Lazarescu is an amiable Romanian leading FIFA development at EA's studio in Bucharest, which splits work with the team in Vancouver.
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Denver police are investigating the administration at East High School after receiving multiple videos of cheerleaders being forced into painful splits.
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The cellophane tape thing, however, where it splits after you've spent five minutes trying to find the start of the strip?
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The same race again disqualified him for irregular splits in 2016 -- and then banned him from entering again, The Times reported.
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Spotify first announced its partnership with Merchbar in 2016 but did not provide any details about profit-sharing or revenue splits.
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A previous version of the article and charts stated that black voters support for Clinton and Sanders splits 73% and 13%.
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Several stock splits and more than a billion iPhones later, the stock has gained 43,371 percent on a price appreciation basis.
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Without saying anything about the quality of his coaching, he demonstrated very even target splits with the Titans in 2012-13.
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As for Miley and Kaitlynn, we're told they did not get together until after their respective splits, but they have history.
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She said she cringes now when she watches the footage of her being forced to do the splits by her coach.
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Since then, Chai — who now splits her time between Seattle and New York — has continued to add stockists, including the Dreslyn.
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Splits, a free mobile app, lets artists create a digital agreement that manages a song's collaborators and their percentages of ownership.
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Bobo immediately spots a Sons of Lucifer jacket and splits off to pick a fight with a backroom full of 'em.
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Alabama&aposs Damien Harris splits carries in a deep backfield, but still is averaging 8.6 yards per attempt with 10 touchdowns.
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Sticking with the former was an interesting move on Apple's part, given that the XR splits the difference at 6.1 inches.
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Made of cowhide splits, the long-necked being is topped with a whimsical version of a church hat, or a halo.
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Basically, every time you make a choice — or check inside a box to see if the cat is dead — reality splits.
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India's unusual +5.5 hours UTC time zone splits the difference between the two into which its territory would more naturally fall.
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The "Make Me" singer impressively performed the splits mid-air as she leaped for a photo while enjoying some down time.
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In addressing the controversy, she splits a very fine hair: she was not apologizing to Ivanka Trump or the MAGA stans.
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Musk famously splits his time between Tesla, SpaceX, and more far out transportation ventures like The Boring Company and the Hyperloop.
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Over his last ten games, Mitchell is averaging 26 points, five assists, and four boards on 45.6/41.4/84.3 shooting splits.
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" Chyna currently splits custody evenly with Kardashian, 30, and says Dream is a "happy baby" who is "always dancing and smiling.
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Wear something with Angelina Jolie-high slits to show off your smart layering trick (and for standing splits, as shown here).
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Previous Devinyl splits have featured acts like Matthew Caws of Nada Surf and the solo debut of Perfect Pussy's Meredith Graves.
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Trucker Dukes splits his time between Maui, Hawaii, and New York City, but it's not because he's a jet-setting celebrity.
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Since it began, Russell is a team-high +53, averaging 18 points and eight assists, with 20213/39.0/100 shooting splits.
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What is more striking is how the demographic splits we've seen across the country in the primaries aren't translating to California.
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First, it splits training data into as many components as possible in order to automate each piece one at a time.
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Now a year past their heartbreaking splits, Shelton "is a better and happier person," says a source close to the couple.
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"We are satisfied by how things went," said Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, while acknowledging splits with Washington in some areas.
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If the Supreme Court splits the vote on those cases 4-4, the decision would revert to the lower courts' ruling.
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Lowry attended the show, which airs Sunday night, in all black, with two thigh-high splits and a deep (deep) neckline.
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Geoprofiling works especially well in countries like Iraq, in which sectarian splits limit where people are willing to live or work.
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"ELT" splits the difference, melding a dour message ("Every little thing's gonna tear you apart") with an exuberant, radio-ready melody.
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If Trump splits the two big states, establishment dreams of keeping him from the 1,237 delegates he needs will remain viable.
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Bailes, who now splits his time between FRB search and Breakthrough Listen, takes a smiling selfie in front of Milner's drives.
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The Epic Games store and future Discord games store are questioning that 22019/30 split, offering developers much more attractive splits.
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"The splits and mergers aimed at launching a Lotte holding company would not benefit individual shareholders," Shin Dong-joo's statement said.
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If my life splits off from Jane's in any meaningful way, it's that I never really found that in my youth.
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Chicago played its fourth doubleheader of the season, including three at home, and they have produced one sweep and three splits.
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Out of the money question comes another very clear division that splits Republicans in Congress: the fate of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion.
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Her voice lends the band a hard, streetwise edge, and musically, Substratum splits the difference between Accept and early Iron Maiden.
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Straddling the celestial equator, the sun splits its time exactly between the day side and the night side of the Earth.
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If the high court splits 85033-4, the decision of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of Mesa stands.
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During the funeral, Camille accidentally splits her dress open, requiring her to pick up a sewing kit, containing seven shiny needles.
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When her voice splits up into two or three tracks, it sounds like you have a different Billie in each ear.
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Under Iraq's political system that splits top jobs between different communities, the prime minister is a member of the Shi'ite majority.
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Developers have disagreed over the best way to improve bitcoin's transaction speeds and costs, resulting in splits in the digital currency.
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Even if the panel splits, 5 to 5, the regulation would stand, pending an almost certain appeal to the Supreme Court.
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What the article does not mention is the best solution both to the problem itself and to the splits among environmentalists.
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The border splits the St. Lawrence River and four Great Lakes, and the Equinox follows the line almost the entire journey.
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Republicans, who for much of the primary process have themselves been divided, have expressed glee over Twitter about the Democratic splits.
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Ms. Srinivasan now splits her time between Palo Alto and Brooklyn, where she is working on a music start-up, Loove.
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One analyst said the separation plans could spur potential buyers to pursue the product business now before the company splits off.
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Narrator: So how did Sapakie get Lopez to the point where she was doing upside-down splits in just two months?
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Gaga and Cooper's splits from their respective exes in the months following their sensual performance only added fuel to the fire.
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Today, Varshavski told Business Insider that he mainly splits his time between filming videos for YouTube and working as a doctor.
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A hallway splits the show in two with a didactic installation dedicated to what life was like for Americans in 1979.
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Additionally, the bill splits the board into two entities: one that has jurisdiction over elections and the other over ethics enforcement.
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She splits her district (and America, for that matter) into two camps: those who have money, and those who do not.
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While you may see her name on various legal rankings services, she still splits her time between all stages of clients.
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It hosts publisher content in its Discover section and splits revenue on ads sold alongside that content with those publishing partners.
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This process splits each contributor's page in two and automatically pairs each half with another artist, creating new juxtapositions and exchanges.
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Now, this girl can dribble with both hands while doing the splits, dribble while catching tennis balls, and hit three-pointers.
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Alcoa has yet to disclose how it will allocate debt and liabilities, such as pension and closure liabilities, when it splits.
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A hurricane of dreams, a flood of honey, a quake that splits the earth open and pours forth hot molten chocolate.
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When startup founders sit down with me to hash out equity splits and trust and commitment issues, their tempers sometimes flare.
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He or she splits each of the green blobs in half, springing the new ones toward me and devouring me whole.
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Since movements such as cartwheels, high-kicks, and splits are performed throughout the night, the performers must be properly warmed up.
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The waiter splits our bill based on what we order and I leave a tip because the waiter was so wonderful.
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Raytheon is worth roughly $52 billion, and United Technologies has a market cap of $114 billion, before it splits into three.
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Sides sees the demographic splits as representing, fundamentally, an extension of the battle over identity issues that defined the 5803 election.
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She splits her time between Washington and New York City, and we reached Ms. Haberman, 26, at The Times's Washington bureau.
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"There's this lady-power that happens," said Ms. Finley, 43, a painter who splits her time between New York and Rome.
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The app collects data from its users and sells it to companies, then splits the profits 50/50 with those users.
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In her lap, Olmstead clutched a sheet of paper containing race splits from when Ledecky set the world record in 2015.
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Molecular hooks then drag the two sets of chromosomes to opposite ends of the cell, which then splits down the middle.
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The algorithm essentially works like a decision tree in which each branch splits the data set according to some statistical feature.
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The story told in "Nocturama" splits neatly into before and after, with a few flashbacks thrown in for clarity and variety.
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If you don't understand the way that the Democratic Party splits its convention delegates, perhaps you are not a rocket scientist.
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The long table made from one piece of wood, splits and knots included, surrounded by six white leather and metal chairs.
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That is, until Tucker aims it at the man's head and calmly splits for the woods with both moonshine and pistol.
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Scott feels like a slight favorite to me in Florida and the splits within the GOP in Arizona play in Rep.
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It splits your inbox into two sections — "Focused" and "Other" — automatically hiding anything it suspects is unimportant inside that lesser section.
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Falling wheat prices have caused farmers in key production areas such as the Great Plains to alter their traditional acreage splits.
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He splits time between his home in West Chester, Ohio, his longtime D.C. apartment and a condo in Marco Island, Fla.
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You can see similar partisan splits on other issues Pew polled, even ones of doctrinal relevance like abortion and climate change.
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The executive order will exacerbate a trend that splits the small-group risk pool into low-cost and high-cost segments.
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Does this mean deeper splits in the parties and more support for Sanders-like and Trump-like candidates in the future?
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Over his last ten games, Mitchell is averaging 193 points, five assists, and four boards on 45.6/41.4/84.3 shooting splits.
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He splits his time between Paris and L.A., and we're told they see each other regularly when they're both in town.
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Apple said that this process, combined with antenna "splits" for cellar function, may result in "subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use":To provide optimal cellular performance, small vertical bands or "splits" in the sides of the iPad allow parts of the enclosure to function as cellular antennas.
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"We were incredibly lucky with our timing" when getting funding, said Mr. Waldekranz, who splits his time between New York and Stockholm.
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But that is hard when the issue of Brexit splits her party and provokes almost primitive passions in some Europhiles and Europhobes.
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According to momager Kris Jenner (who gets a 10% cut of all her daughters' business deals), the family splits the money equally.
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Adichie, who splits her time between the States and Nigeria, has been profoundly frustrated by the news coverage of the 2016 election.
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The paper elucidates how photosystem II splits water, but it leaves out how the molecular oxygen we breathe (also called O2) forms.
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I'm assuming now he might be a little more focused on Tesla, but it sounds like he splits his time pretty evenly.
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Since we've already seen Teemu Selanne doing the splits in purple dress socks, you might think his week can't get any better.
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Simone Biles does the splits mid-flip while crushing the balance beam during the Women's Individual All Around Final on Day 6.
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A source tells Us Magazine that the two exes "leaned on each other" after their respective splits despite not being close beforehand.
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In addition, sanctions are widely regarded as ineffectual if there are no existing splits amongst elites or opposition movements within the country.
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Caused by exposure to the sun, harsh wind, or cold air, the excessive moisture loss leads to tight skin that often splits.
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Correction: Clarified that Twitch is planning to bring ad revenue splits and channel subscriptions as monetization options for affiliates in the future.
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It now splits out its Xbox content and services growth separately, which has remained "relatively unchanged" from the same period last year.
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They warn that a devolution of power would leave the Vatican vulnerable to the splits seen in the Anglican and Orthodox Churches.
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Adaptive splits the difference, saturating colors for things like your Gmail icon, while keeping it in check for things like skin tone.
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Plannerly is a project management tool for BIM users that splits the process into five modules: plan, scope, schedule, track, and verify.
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Life with eight justices Thrust into the political spotlight, the court had to stare down the reality of potential 43-4 splits.
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This charge is applied whenever a customer either buys a phone outright or splits payments up monthly with Verizon's device payment plans.
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Since the Golden Globes splits up movie categories between drama and comedy/musical, there was space to acknowledge both actresses' incredible performances.
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Speaking after Obama, European Council President Donald Tusk insisted the British vote would not be a precursor to further splits within Europe.
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In 2016, the duo took several brief splits during which the rapper hung out with models who could be mistaken for Jenner.
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And Scattered Purgatory from Taiwan is also a great band, who we're actually talking about doing a split with, speaking of splits.
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Pratt, who splits her time between Maine and France, said she took $1.8 million out of her retirement account to start Givling.
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"If you fracture the tooth itself in a way where it splits in half, there's no way to save it," he says.
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What remains is enough to satisfy the most demanding fan: stiletto-heeled splits and leaps, wicked sonic screams and suggestive pelvic thrusts.
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He splits his time between Charlevoix, Michigan (where the family had moved when JonBenét's brother, Burke, reached high school), and Las Vegas.
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The splits have also given space to Islamist militants trying to regroup after Islamic State lost its stronghold of Sirte in 2016.
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He would make the scalawags clear out the Pasig River, a once-glorious but now fetid waterway that splits Manila in two.
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Within seconds, only the spine connects head to torso, and the scalpel is exchanged for an osteotome — a chisel that splits bone.
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One problem with Trump's complaint: The White House traditionally splits the cost of campaign-related travel with candidates sharing Air Force One.
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There will be plenty of splits among Democrats in Philadelphia, but Black Lives Matter does not appear to be one of them.
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Once the rocket is in space, the nose cone, or payload fairing, splits in half and the pieces fall back to Earth.
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He splits that sum with his business partner and still earns more from it than from his regular job as a butcher.
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Splits within the PUK could give the KDP the upper hand in their power-sharing arrangement, which has been fraught with tensions.
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Sales of women's splitboards—a snowboard that splits into two quasi-skis for touring the backcountry—also jumped 112 percent, to $696,000.
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Brash and gregarious with a bald head and, sometimes, a trim goatee, he splits his time between New York and Los Angeles.
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This year alone, we've seen countless drinks that draw flavor inspiration from sweets like chocolate cake, cherry pie, s'mores, and banana splits.
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Sports Bar Mode is a multi-channel view that splits your TV screen into quadrants, each with its own dedicated 1080p feed.
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The big issues: Creeping inflation, cost of living, and unemployment — all exacerbated by ethnic splits that Kenyans worry might contribute to violence.
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But their policy has long been hampered by splits in the opposition and the prominent role jihadists have played in the insurgency.
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The 44-year-old splits his time between his home in Los Angeles and his apartment in Seattle near the company's headquarters.
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Several of these issues are before the court in the current term and there is a likelihood of many 4-4 splits.
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Undoing the splits The Pope of the Roman Catholic Church meets with the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church in Cuba today.
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However, the company splits that commission through its cash bonus program, Honey Gold, which is meant to incentivize use of its software.
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It's mesmerizing to watch as the piña, or core, of an agave plant splits open with one fell swoop of an axe.
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The product splits your lens in half, taking a photo from two different angles at once, turning it into a 3D scene.
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You can't keep a good woman down, or, in Betsey Johnson's case, you can't keep a good woman from doing the splits.
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Any further drama that ensues at this year's Republican affair will still pale in comparison with the rows and splits of yesteryear.
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Tunisia's post-revolution constitution splits power between the newly elected President Kais Saied and a government that passes legislation through the parliament.
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It would eliminate the rate structure for single-parent households, which now splits the difference between married taxpayers and singles without children.
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The differences are reflected in the big splits between the various polling averages and models, like at The Huffington Post or FiveThirtyEight.
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Could Disney strike a deal with Comcast, where it effectively splits up Fox's assets, in lieu of an all-out bidding war?
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For most of this year, investors have had a negative view on bitcoin splits out of uncertainty over the digital currency's future.
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When that happens, she splits the money between buying food and diapers for her baby boy and re-investing in the lottery.
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With white voters, the splits were closer, as Biden gathered 28503 percent, Warren 22019 percent, Sanders 13 percent and Buttigieg 12 percent.
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An animal drops dead, the blood pools at the bottom of the carcass, it bloats, and the skin dries out and splits.
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Over the past few years, parishes and religious groups have made public splits with the organization because of the GSUSA's "secular" interests.
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And the "splits" (the ticket sales divided between studio and theater), which are already largely in favor to studios, could increase more.
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Here in Irvine, for example, religion, race and money are factors, as are the national splits inside the Republican and Democratic Parties.
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Ron Reagan Jr., who splits his time between Seattle and Italy, was not there but is expected to speak at the funeral.
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Multiple sexual misconduct allegations against nominee Brett Kavanaugh have upended his confirmation process, leaving the court vulnerable to four-to-four splits.
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He's averaging 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists, with 44.9/46.1/90.9 shooting splits that make everything all the more stunning.
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