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But the fragmentation of the Portuguese left has tradition.

And finally, the fragmentation of the multicultural polity.

For them, the fragmentation of art was a measure of the fragmentation of life, which the war had made grotesquely manifest.

Even more daunting than the dearth of dollars is the fragmentation of the adjunct's time.

But television, in general, is producing few big stars, because of the fragmentation of the audience.

The obstacle in France, he said, is the fragmentation of the food and wine industry.

But what may prove to be the ultimate game-changer is the fragmentation of the internet.

The fragmentation of the NHS will make it harder for patients to benefit from this advance.

"It's an anachronistic debate, because of the fragmentation of the press," Dan Pfeiffer says.

But the fragmentation of the system makes this more difficult to deliver.

Glen says the prices are causing the "fragmentation of ordinary working families".