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The fact that we've grown independent, we've grown more separate over the years; who knows why those things happen?

"The fact that we've grown independent, we've grown more separate over the years — who knows why those things happen?" he mused.

It also does not examine the degree to which black communities themselves have grown more separate and unequal.

Will people feel more separate from their friends?

Another striking feature of the cKO mouse teeth was that the pre-ameloblasts began separating from the stratum intermedium and this separation grew more prominent as development progressed to the secretory stage (Fig. 6 A D).

V. dahliae strains with unusual hosts (like Vd14.01 growing on pistachio) could be more separated from other V. dahliae strains as the V. longisporum parent D1 (Fig.  S2b) which has been grouped outside of V. dahliae (Inderbitzin et al. 2011).

Still, doctors see the two institutions growing ever more separate.

Asian population grew more modestly, from 2.67percentto3.3percentcent.

"Now there are many more separated from their families.

My Mother Was a Computer explores how the impact of code on everyday life has become comparable to that of speech and writing: language and code have grown more entangled, the lines that once separated humans from machines, analog from digital, and old technologies from new ones have become blurred.

Mr. Feltrinelli grew more radical, and the couple separated when Carlo was around 6.