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It's two swords apart, each man shouting at the other.
Critics have picked apart each of these decisions.
Police arrested two suspects, a week apart, each during an attempted burglary.
But at the same time, the candidates are picking apart each other's positions.
Research so far has been murky, as partisans pick apart each others' studies.
(Although it quickly falls apart, each bite of fish is impeccable).
Eric Alterman, blogging for the Center for American Progress, forensically picks apart each of Mamet's arguments from Ferguson's interview.
Plant closely (20cm apart each way in a grid) for mini-curds, ideal for one person portions.
The women break into furious dance, then break apart, each lost in her own well of rage and sorrow.
The two men were worlds apart, each speaking to his own constituency rather than to the other.
In 2005, both of his lungs had to be surgically repaired when, four months apart, each one spontaneously collapsed.
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