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Tony Windsor, an independent representative from a northern part of New South Wales, told Sky News this week that he had rid himself of "two cancers" when he gave up smoking and split from the Nationals in the early 1990s.

Modes of such multiple fission range from budding, in which a daughter nucleus is produced and split from the parent together with some of the surrounding cytoplasm, to sporogony (production of sporozoites by repeated divisions of a zygote) and schizogony (formation of multiple merozoites, as in malarial parasites).

Scotland will be voting on 18 September on whether to become an independent nation and split from the United Kingdom.

The IPO and split from the "capitalists" were complicated but, once over, freed Wasserstein to focus on boosting Lazard's standings among deal advisers.

Often it will have shrunk and split from the wood underneath.

Average volume inaccuracy and inconsistency of droplet dispensing and splitting from the conventional, L and Y-junction devices have been investigated.

It is fibrous, and splits from the margin (which curves inwards ) to the centre.

The phylogeny obtained for Tarentola presents deep branches, with T. annularis, T. ephippiata and T. chazaliae occupying a basal position and splitting from the remaining species around 15.38 Mya.

And then for the children, locked away in residential schools and split from their connection to the land.

But as well as the deaths, children are also becoming lost and split from their families on the risky journey.

For example, from a comparison of their DNA, the bonobo and the chimpanzee appear to have split one million years ago, and humans split from the line containing the bonobo and chimpanzee about six million years ago.