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(His and Mrs. Sanders' shares in the company are now held in trust and will eventually be divided between an American charitable foundation and a Canadian one).
The British Middle Palaeolithic record can be divided between an early period of occupation (EMP) mainly from late MIS 8 to early MIS 7 characterised by Levallois technology and a late phase of occupation (LMP) in early MIS 3 generally characterised by discoidal technology with flat-butted cordate and bout coupé handaxes.
Its responsibilities will be divided between a new consumer watchdog and the Bank of England, the country's central bank.
Smokestack industries did disappear; jobs came to be divided between a lower stratum of service workers and an upper stratum sitting in antiseptic bubbles playing with computers.
The task will be divided between a new, American-trained civil defense force -- which General Schwartz described today as a "facility protection cadre" -- and regular Iraqi police officers.
But there was always a perception that St Kilda during the Lyon era tended to be divided between a small core of well-remunerated elite talent and a larger pool of role players who were tethered to specific roles.
DB predicted a dominant role for state-backed transport groups across Europe today, forecasting that control of all bus, rail and coach networks on the continent would be divided between a maximum of five businesses.
When the new Congress convenes in January, however, power will once again be divided between a Republican House and a Democratic President and Senate.
Eastern Anatolia was divided between an independent Armenia and an autonomous Kurdistan, and the Dardanelles became an international waterway.
Rooms are divided between an early 20th-century seaside villa and an adjacent guest cottage, with three pastel-coloured bedrooms.
