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France has not specified how long its troops will stay in Mali, where they hope to split local Tuareg rebels away from AQIM militants and into talks with the Malian government.

"We came in hoping to split, and to win one game here is great," Nowitzki said.

Privately, they urge their former colleagues to join them, hoping to split the military and weaken the government.

Australia, which is leading the search effort, hopes to split the costs with Malaysia "and potentially others".

He could sing Scotland's praises and support its self-determination, while hating and hoping to split the UK.

The Giuliani administration had initially hoped to split the cost of the stadiums with the state and the teams, with each side providing one-third of the funds.

Mr Abe hopes to split these firms' generating arms from their transmission arms, and allow competition in retail sales of electricity.If approved by the Diet (parliament), this would be the first serious reform of the power sector since the 1950s.

The Americans have long hoped to split such "nationalist" guerrillas from the jihadists who follow such leaders as Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the proclaimed leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, who is thought to hate Iraq's Shia majority as apostates and wants to turn Iraq into a puritan Sunni state.

KPMG has said it hopes to split its auditing and consulting arms by later this year to alleviate any concerns about the integrity of an audit conducted on a firm with which it also has a consulting relationship.

Two Miami-Dade legislators are hoping to split some Florida elementary schools into boys-only and girls-only classes.

City leaders had been hoping to split the expense evenly with the federal government by contributing about $500 million over the life of the project.