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redivide

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subdivide
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Unlike natural organic matter, most plastics do not break down into relatively benign substances; they simply divide and redivide into smaller and smaller particles of the same chemical composition.

From Science Daily Jan. 8, 2024

The stem cells would divide and redivide for months on end.

From Scientific American May 17, 2011

"We don't just redivide the pie, we enlarge it," argues Phil Zacheretti, a senior vice president at industry leader Regal Cinemas, a privately held behemoth with 4,000 screens.

From Time Magazine Archive

To redivide his enclosed lands, to the effect of placing the lands of each tenant in one or more portions, and in a different place or places from where they may have previously lain.

From Second Shetland Truck System Report by William Guthrie

In other words, the starting point in the development of the frog is a single biological unit; this divides and its products redivide to constitute the many-celled blastula and the double-walled gastrula.

From The Doctrine of Evolution Its Basis and Its Scope by Henry Edward Crampton




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