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There have been a series of disasters involving Tupolevs, which are made by another division of United Aircraft Corporation, Sukhoi's parent company.

Now, a brand sold by another division of PepsiCo is turning to social media as the centerpiece of an ambitious campaign.

It also profits from a licence to issue derivatives tied to MSCI share indices, and may soon offer products tied to LIBOR, a benchmark interest rate that is to be administered by another division of ICE.Derivatives in general and energy futures in particular have fuelled ICE's rapid growth.

One high-profile ad, produced by another division of RPA, features Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno vying for control of a new Acura.

The satellites will be built by another division of Hughes, which in turn is a unit of General Motors Corp. Hughes will lend the venture its initial financing of $325 million.

The red-card process was adopted and implemented by Roto Fittings (another division of Roto located at a different site in southern Germany) in 2011 as well as by optical and optoelectronic manufacturer Carl Zeiss in 2012.

The link will lead to a full version of the paper within ReadCube, a content management system created by Digital Science, another division of NPG's parent company, Macmillan Publishers.

In his written response to HarperCollins, Mr. Nash pointed to a case brought last summer by the Fox News Channel, another division of News Corporation.

For the core of his landing force, MacArthur and the Joint Chiefs of Staff selected the 1st Marine Division (a skeleton force brought up to strength by activating marine reserves and stripping another division of men and matériel) and the 7th Infantry Division (the Eighth Army's remaining infantry division, strengthened by Korean fillers and American soldiers shipped from the United States).

An early challenge at one firm was to find a source of some data, which, it turned out, had already been acquired by another division.One of the first firms to test the @Work model was InnoCentive's mother ship, Eli Lilly.

Cases doubtless arise where injustice is done by annexing part of one municipal corporation to another, or by the division of such a corporation and the creation of a new one, or by the consolidation of two or more such corporations into one of larger size.