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The Cowboys and the Redskins are allowed to divide the cap hit over the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
But the Tef must not be allowed to divide institutions even further into research-led or teaching-led categories.
Contestants will be allowed to divide the amount of weight they've lost so far among their opponents; the most pounds will probably go to whoever is considered the biggest threat.
It plays a central role in the body's defenses against cancer, and it produces two quite different proteins that interact with the two principal systems for deciding whether a cell will be allowed to divide.
The injected human egg would be kept in laboratory glassware and allowed to divide a few times into an early embryo, from which embryonic stem cells can be harvested.
Although Friedan obsesses about women getting jobs, she does not mention that newspapers were allowed to divide their help-wanted ads into categories for men and women, or that it was perfectly legal for an employer to announce that certain jobs were for men only.
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The proposed approach allows to divide the solution of the optimal material orientation problem into less complicated subtasks.
The main result is substantial heterogeneity of goals by field of study, allowing to divide the latter into three groups.
The addition of a far side station allows to divide by two the size of the error bar on the seismic velocity model.
For example the flexible macroblock ordering (FMO) tool allows to divide an H.264/AVC picture in non regular slices, and to choose dynamically the macroblocks belonging to each slice.
The hypotheses can also be merged according to the separability of observed blobs, allowing to divide the tracking problem into groups of hypotheses, each group representing a tracking sub-problem.
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