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Unlike all existing F1 teams, the design division of Haas F1 will be split from the race operation.

In a speech on Tuesday Munby said divorce proceedings should be split from the process of dividing up assets, allowing for less painful and quicker separations.

Ofcom, the UK's telecoms regulator, is due to decide whether Openreach should be split from the rest of BT, which now owns the UK's largest mobile phone provider EE.

Dexia's French municipal financing arm would be split from the group and merged with the French state bank Caisse des Dépôts and the banking arm of the French postal service, Banque Postale.

At the same time, Dexia's French municipal financing arm would be split from the group and merged with the French state bank Caisse des D ts et Consignations and Banque Postale, the French post office's banking arm.

As Britain's medal-winners were presented together for the first time since returning, they were asked about the future of Team GB itself, given the high number of Scottish athletes who would potentially be split from the organisation should their country secure independence from the UK this year.

The big gainer, in terms of volume and percentage, was the Ram truck line, which was split from the Dodge brand in 2009.

In 2000 Bangka, Belitung, and other nearby islands were split from the province of South Sumatra (Sumatera Selatan) to form the separate province Bangka Belitung.

In 2000 Belitung, Bangka, and neighbouring islands were split from the province of South Sumatra (Sumatera Selatan) to form the new province of Bangka Belitung.

The FA Cup rights were split from the England matches for the first as a result of Uefa's decision to sell the rights for competitive qualifying matches centrally.

She had seemed to become his key adviser, close enough that there has been speculation she would go on the board of the newspaper company being split from the larger entertainment company.