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divide

[dih-vahyd] / dɪˈvaɪd /






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The pattern holds whether scientists are testing how fast lizards run on a treadmill, measuring how sharks swim in the ocean, or tracking how quickly bacterial cells divide.

From Science Daily

Nursery workers are divided about the potential of AI in their settings.

From BBC

Both of those camps are crucial to broader market momentum, and the divide reflects what the war has brought: renewed inflation concerns, faded GDP growth prospects and undermined risk appetite.

From Barron's

Transmission spending, though, poses challenges for utilities and regulators in determining how costs should be divided.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most cancer treatments attack rapidly dividing cells, but they often harm healthy cells as well.

From Science Daily