And so what we're coming out with, though, is really a bifurcated Democratic primary electorate.
Objects of sheer beauty, they are also expressive metaphors for the bifurcated circumstances of her people.
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The two were companions yet the Right has bifurcated them, to their own electoral peril.
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Recent events suggest that the Bush Administration has adopted a bifurcated -- if not schizophrenic -- policy.
The album is neatly utilitarian and bifurcated -- "Side One" for the hip-hop headz, "Side Two" for teenyboppers.
Wadsworth therefore painted out the feline paw and replaced it with a quieter hoof, gray in color and lightly bifurcated.
But in the background, the issue of bifurcated markets is lurking.
Instead, we have created a patchwork quilt of energy subsidies and tax credits that has bifurcated into two camps: Permanent tax credits for the fossil fuel industry and temporary credits and subsidies for the renewable energy industry.
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Mr. Elop has to be careful to "evolve the culture in a way that it becomes a global culture as opposed to a bifurcated culture of Finns and non-Finns, " said Mr. Leopold, who isn't involved with Nokia.
Welcome to the bifurcated Chinese luxury market.
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