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But, even if these fights happen and Haye unifies what was once the biggest prize in sport, it will be fractured again as soon as he retires.

And the House, while it will be fractured, anarchic and full of anger over the split in the Republican Party, will come together to deny Clinton the presidency and give it to the Republican nominee over the protestations of the Trump faction of the chamber.

It got its wish: the government — if it holds together — will be fractured and unwieldy, rife with suspicion, hobbled by a shaky grasp of the rule of law and prone to collapse, or at least chaos.

If our kids keep getting taken off us, our culture will be fractured even further.

Normally, multilayer ceramic structure will be fractured after impact because of the tensile wave caused by the interlayer.

Once out of the EU, unless there is a status quo transition period of 21 months, as planned in the prime minister's deal, today's current seamless trade will be fractured by customs and phytosanitary checks.

Using a version of technology that's currently employed to help free natural gas and oil, the rock will be fractured, allowing water pumped into one hole to percolate through to the other.

"When that happens the unified country will be fractured, but not between south and north.

With the effects of ground pressure, the top coal will be fractured and broken thoroughly.

If the downhole mud weight is higher than the formation fracture gradient, then the wellbore will have tensile failures (i.e., the formation will be fractured), causing losses of drilling mud or even lost circulation (total losses of the mud).

He also predicted that in the future, Syria will be "fractured into two or three parts," the Associated Press reported.