Countless fences divide the American landscape, and while some, like race, loom large and visible, others are deceptively transparent, subdividing people who are the same except for the choices they have made.
Adults are further subdivided into people with "normal risk" and people with "increased risk" due to underlying chronic disease (see Table 1) [ 25].
Nobody Wants To Make Lists" — but everyone lists and subdivides the people they know all the time: in their head, or on paper, or in the To: and CC: fields of their emails, for innumerable social reasons.
Myanmar is the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia with a population of 55 million people subdivided into more than 100 ethnic groups.
Under the latest plan, a region with at least two and a half million people will be subdivided into "metropolitan divisions," with at least 50,000 people, thus giving New Jersey communities an identity.
The Caucasian peoples are subdivided, like the Caucasian languages, into two northern branches and a southern branch.
The land is often subdivided into small plots between people, and this leads to less output and produces little surplus to be sold on for profit," explained Yavic.
The Tideway Village, which has occupied the former Tideway Dock for the last 10 years, consists of three boats moored together near Vauxhall Bridge, subdivided into flats, with 23 people living there.
The farm has been subdivided into plots given to other people, and his former colleagues all had to go.
When Gertrude Stein returned here on a lecture tour in 1935, the estates had been subdivided to accommodate the thousands of people who poured in after the San Francisco earthquake of 1906.
