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fragment

verb as in break into pieces

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Dance and electronic music are in a curious place in this fragmented era, with an extraordinary amount of interesting music appearing every week that finds a very small yet devoted audience.

She listed several barriers to rapid adoption in Europe, ranging from fragmented regulations to the high cost of energy -- which makes it expensive to run the enormous data centres that power AI.

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As for sales, Carvana looks set to capture the top market share in the highly fragmented used car industry as a share of vehicle volume in the fourth quarter of 2026, Wedbush estimated.

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The report found that a "fragmented" regulatory system has resulted in a lack of industry-wide safety oversight, which has led to "conservative and costly decisions not proportionate to the actual risk being managed".

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The lower part of her face is being injected with tiny fragments of DNA, known as polynucleotides, which have been extracted from either trout or salmon sperm.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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