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splitting

adjective as in breaking

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adjective as in rich

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adjective as in wrecking

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noun as in breakup

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noun as in disruption

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noun as in nuclear fission

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noun as in partition

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More recently known for the trend of "splitting the G", the brewery now sells more than 10 million glasses of Guinness around the world each day.

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I think it would have been if it wasn't splitting.

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The problem with splitting vaccines into multiple shots is that it typically leads to lower vaccine compliance, Meissner said.

Then there's the thorny question of splitting bills.

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But does this project not run the risk of splitting the left-wing vote and ultimately making life easier for parties on the right?

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