Those in Mr Jones' own party won't want to feed the "Labour split" line.
Nor need Mr Hague worry that a firm line will split the party.
Ronny Buchel easily split a static defensive line and left Hasler a clear run at Myhill, the forward firing past the keeper but wide of the posts.
Assuming the expense allocation was reflective of how they would ultimatly split the money, the bottom line effect that it had could have been achieved with a well drafted partnership agreement.
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Airport monitors counted waiting time by identifying a different passenger each 15 minutes at the very back of the queue, which could be a line formed before passengers split off into separate lines for European passengers, non-European passengers and those prescreened for expedited-entry programs.
The puck inched its way toward the line when Schenn swooped in with a split-second lunge with his stick and cleared it for the save.
But his new data add weight to the theory that the more sophisticated idea of fair shares, which underpins collaborative behaviour, appeared in the hominid line only after the ancestors of the two species split from one another.
So how would an independent Scotland and a newly-independent Rest-of-the-UK split the costs of the northern half of a very expensive new line?
The early-adopter set has been playing with home networking for a few years, but now the technology is spreading to mainstream consumers, who want to split the fast Internet connection of a cable modem or digital subscriber line (DSL) among several PCs, and also share computer files and peripherals such as printers and scanners.
The official line from the South African team was that he ran the slowest split in the semi-final.
Both sides have agreed that the Longjing field, which more certainly extends across the median line, will in future also be developed jointly, with costs and profits split.
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