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He adds that the move is not a response to Mr Snowden's information, would not lead to a division of the internet, and would not affect the general public.
"In addition, potentially one of the most significant events to take place this year will be the Scottish independence referendum in September, the results of which could ultimately lead to a division of oil and gas assets between Scotland and the rest of the UK".
This strategy can lead to a division of the total number of genes under study into a set of genes where the ratio is clearly preserved (called the "conservative set"), a set of genes where the ratio is clearly not preserved (called the "rejected set"), and a set of genes where the conclusion about ratio preservation is unclear (called the "undetermined set").
If a tweet does not contain fear or joy sentiment, this will lead to a division-by-zero issue.
That led to a division of the island, which replaced inter-communal strife with physical separation.
Still, the proposition, which would take effect in 2015, has led to a division between some small-animal "pet vets" and large-animal agricultural veterinarians.
The Jets have never lost a November game in Edwards's two prior seasons as coach, and last year they were 2-5 when they began an improbable run that led to a division title.
It was precisely the further development of the transcendental reduction that led to a division of the phenomenological movement and to the formation of a school that refused to become involved in this kind of system of problems (see below Phenomenology of essences).
HONG KONG — A series of arrests here for posting sexually explicit images of what appear to be some of Asia's best-known pop stars has led to a division among Internet users over free speech, and questions of selective police enforcement of obscenity laws.
This has led to a division amongst those writing on the definition of lying.
China's unique household registration system has led to a division between urban and rural areas; this limits not only the free movement of urban and rural residents but also the integration of the marriage market between urban and rural areas.
