That year, internal rivalries at Citizens for a Sound Economy caused the organization to split apart.

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And some of the financial benefits from basketball could be minimized if select teams from the Big East were ever to split apart.

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It masks the fact that, just like its Republican duopolistic partner in crime, the Democratic Party is beginning to split apart along the same fissure that rends the Republican Party, i.e.

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In an antitrust case ten years ago Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson called for Microsoft to be split apart.

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One way to do this is to show the grief of those families split apart by terrorist bombers.

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"What we're doing here in this immigration battle is testing our willingness to hold together as a nation or split apart into a lot of Balkanized pieces, " he said.

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And at this point, the question is whether we will move forward together or split apart, whether we prefer posturing to action.

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"It is quite unusual for a new academy to be operating on a split site more than half a mile apart, " he said.

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