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splinter

[splin-ter] / ˈsplɪn tər /
NOUN
thin piece of solid
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG




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That has caused the AI trade to splinter into two camps.

From MarketWatch

But Boko Haram has since splintered and been largely confined to the Muslim-dominated villages of the far northeast, where few Christians remain.

From The Wall Street Journal

The splinter group is asking the court to make the union conduct its affairs using the June 2022 constitution and hold an election for officers on or before August 30.

From Seattle Times

It’s the latest sign of a splintering in the U.S. economy that’s keeping the Federal Reserve on track to keep raising interest rates, despite investor concerns over a slowdown.

From Seattle Times

The Republican field has ballooned to a dozen candidates, splintering the anti-Trump vote, while his recent and prospective indictments seem to have only put the former president closer to capturing the nomination.

From New York Times