With all of this complexity, many same-sex couples find themselves in legal quandaries such as this one, which one would not expect in the course of breaking up a heterosexual marriage.
Last year, police destroyed a sanctuary of the sect in Kayanza - its stronghold - and its followers retaliated by breaking up a Sunday service at a local Catholic church, she says.
Mrs Trell was angry when in 1973 the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York proposed to put on sale 6, 000 coins, thus breaking up a valuable store of information for archaeologists.
There is still plenty to the argument that first caught on in the 1980s that breaking up a conglomerate lets managers focus more effectively on the needs of each of the parts of the sum.
Dr Jiang reckoned that a cold plasma, particularly one rich in oxygen ions (which are notoriously destructive of organic materials), would be enough to do the job of breaking up a biofilm without harming the patient.
The BBC's Business Editor, Robert Peston, said the archbishop's suggestion for breaking up a big bank to create smaller, local banks would be pretty expensive for taxpayers, both because of the capital the UK would need to inject into such a bank, and because breaking it up would involve massive IT challenges.
Grant also testified that Curtis' ex-wife said Curtis once told her that he was in hostage situation in Chicago in 1991 after a breaking up with a former girlfriend.
Twitter can be used to change governments, or to embarrass a couple breaking up in a Burger King.
Is this something like a reset button or a breaking up out into a new future?
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That said, today's banking White Paper from the Treasury, which translates Vickers into firm policy, contains all sorts of other measures to limit the exposure of taxpayers to our banks - such as ring-fencing retail operations, so-called resolution procedures for breaking up banks in a crisis, and forcing banks to hold more debt able to absorb the losses that are generated when things go horribly wrong.
Even worse, the efforts could lead to a breaking up of the very heart of FCS' network, in favor of a return to conventional approaches.
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Unlocking a phone is distinct from a practice known as "jail-breaking" that opens up a phone so software from unofficial sources can be run on it.
All that said, the NAO's criticism of the nationalisation and break-up of the bank is largely restricted to a failure by the then Labour government to fully investigate the financial consequences of breaking up the bank into a so-called good bank and a bad bank.
Conventional wisdom dictates that a starting pitcher needs at least a fastball, a breaking ball, and a change-up to stymie major-league hitters, but the 22-year-old Miller has thrived by leaning almost exclusively on his heater and curve.
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Structural remedies, such as breaking up Microsoft, would produce a cleaner, more final result in that regard.
But, in some cases, breaking up can be dangerous for a young adult.
Another study published this week suggests that the more a woman earns relative to her partner, the greater the risk of a family breaking up, whereas higher male earnings increase the chances of its survival.
The downside of inquiries is that lawyers have a propensity to rack up millions in costs without breaking any of the new ground a gifted reporter like John Ware is able to expose.
In general, they provide a better experience, as well as a model for breaking up the cable pricing monopoly.
Others often have to refuse swag, lest they end up breaking contractual obligations by promoting a brand competing with one they're endorsing.
Moved by the pain and suffering of terminally ill patients, the doctor gave up his job as an anaesthetist to set up a ground-breaking palliative care system that has now spread across the state.
Administration officials counter that they successfully resisted most protectionist pressures during the recession, and note the president's emphasis on the need to boost U.S. exports and his support for breaking the gridlock holding up approval of a U.S.-South Korea free trade agreement.
Citibank has virtually nothing relevant in common with JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, or Deutsche Bank, but by taking you down the rabbit hole of the goings-on at Citibank, the anti-big banksters distract you from the realization that breaking up JPMorgan and the others is a ridiculously inappropriate idea.
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In a fractious affair, Hull were hurrying and scurrying around Craven Cottage breaking up Fulham's play, while the home side had a calmer front as they tried to work an opening.
Moreover, environmental regulations and inevitable lawsuits from groups opposing refineries popping up in their backyard mean oil companies risk sinking billions into breaking ground, only to never see a facility get up and running.
Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo recently proposed a system that could have the effect of breaking up, or shrinking, some of the biggest banks, and it seems the stock market has taken a dim view of the very same institutions.
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