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The bump to which he is referring, of course, is the scandal that for some people overshadows all his achievements before or since: his split in 1992 from Mia Farrow, after she discovered naked photos he had taken of Farrow's adopted daughter, Soon-Yi Previn, then aged 20, whom Allen subsequently married.
Phelps completed his split in 50.1 seconds, the fastest butterfly split ever for the event, giving teammate Jason Lezak a more than half-second lead for the final leg, which he held onto to clinch the event in world record time.
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He found Gough's skeleton, his hat split in two, and his dog still in attendance.
His rootless life has cost him a marriage; he and his wife split in Dubai, and she took his daughter, Sofia, the baby in the film, now seven years old, to live in Greece.
After his parents split in the 1990s, Raffaele lived with his mother, while his father met Papagni in 1995 and moved in with her.
But he likes what he is doing, there is no vast bureaucracy to contend with, and his morning commute is just one flight down the stairs from the kitchen to his office in his split-level in Sayreville.
Utam Pande, 46, who ran a general store in Katmandu's Satungal neighborhood, had his kneecap split in two during the quake when a cooking-gas cylinder fell on his leg.
His helmet split in two but saved him from even worse injuries.
But after his band split in 1997, Young God underwent a change, which is to say, its proprietor underwent a change.
Afterward, the condemned was quartered, i.e. had his body split in quarters, sometimes by tying each limb to a different horse and having them run in opposite directions.
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