"From now on," Mr. Nisbet said, "both contractors will split 50-50 future launch contracts".
The judge could not solve that, but he acknowledged that it's a jungle out there, and split any future booty right down the middle.
The British electorate is evenly split on the future of the Coalition according to an Ipsos MORI poll for Sky News.
Brazilian stock analysts who were once nearly unanimous in recommending Petrobras shares to any buyer are now deeply split on its future.
The second was that the UK appeared utterly split over its future with the European Union, both in terms of the absolute numbers and by region.
But concerns from other policymakers – including the Bank's governor, Mervyn King – about the fragility of the recovery have led to speculation that the committee could be split over the future of the asset purchase scheme.
And Tuesday's victory of Ted Cruz, an insurgent with Tea Party support who vanquished Texas's lieutenant governor in a Senate primary, raised new questions about whether a Republican Party deeply split over its future direction and leadership can fully unite in November behind an establishment politician.
On Tuesday, he said "it breaks my heart" that Congress was unable to pass a long-term transportation and infrastructure bill, settling for a two-year measure after Republicans split over the future of the federal government's role in such programs.
The action is split between a future in which Jeremy Corbyn has become prime minister and must deal with the threat of a Russian nuclear strike and a past in which he and Diane Abbott tour East Germany, where they meet a young KGB agent called Vladimir Putin, who promptly falls in love with Corbyn (Vladimir Putin is gay).
The threat of a coalition split over future regulation of the press was looming as Conservative cabinet sources accused the Liberal Democrats of playing a dangerous game by appearing to back state regulation before the publication of Lord Justice Leveson's damning 2,000-page 2,000-page media ethics.
