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split

[split] / splɪt /






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However, the engine rules, creating a near 50-50 split between the internal combustion and electrical parts of the engine, come with compromises.

From BBC

Public opinion has split between those who have taken the king to task for being dilatory and those who think he has played the situation correctly.

From The Wall Street Journal

But another protracted conflict could bring with it new dangers – including the potential for the country to split, or fragment.

From BBC

Spending power is split in many Districts, with high-income households still powering most of the growth.

From Barron's

That agreement split the water among four upstream states — Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico — and those downstream — Nevada, Arizona and California.

From Los Angeles Times