We have distributed more than 500,000 "Indivisible" wristbands.
France has no fierier champion of the republic, one and indivisible, than Mr Chevènement.
The idea was even more dubious than indivisibles, but, combined with a perfectly apt notation that facilitated calculations, mathematicians initially ignored any logical difficulties in their joy at being able to solve problems that until then were intractable.
Four years of archival research convinced him that Hughes' work was indivisible from his life, nowhere more so than in his relationship with Plath, who haunted his imagination for 40 years.
Even if Britons could be sold on the narrower issue of economic benefit, they are more likely than most Europeans to see national control over monetary policy as indivisible from other kinds of sovereignty.
Theorists said that they would also explore other ways of explaining the data, like the possibility that particles believed to be elementary and indivisible are made of smaller entities, and that the structure of space itself may be more complex than mainstream physics assumes.
From the moment they made contact with the surface, more than two weeks after being trapped, they were indivisible as "Los 33".
A rather more important discussion than whether one half of this indivisible whole will somehow shed the other would be about this government's seeming determination to destroy our system of public libraries and dispense with Britain's access to knowledge (especially, it seems, in prisons).
