Duarte broke away from a 10-man group with 1km left and just held on.
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Anguilla broke away from St Kitts and Nevis and became a British overseas territory in 1980.
Eos represents musicians who broke away from the Performing Right Society (PRS) in a row over payments.
South Sudan peacefully broke away from Sudan in 2011 but is still dealing with violence inside its own borders.
In 2005, SEIU broke away from the AFL-CIO to form part of a new labor federation, Change to Win.
Two idealistic and frustrated teachers, Mike Feinberg and David Levin, broke away from the public school system and started KIPP.
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Sharon, who helped forge Likud, broke away from the party last year and announced a new centrist party called Kadima.
Pavey and 23-three-year-old Changeywo, fourth at last weekend's World Cross-Country Championships, broke away from the field after the halfway stage.
At one point on October 26th Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy broke away from the summit to bargain with bankers.
Michelle Mills stabbed Edward Miller 24 times with such force that the handle of the knife broke away from the blade.
Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority broke away from Serbia in 1999 after an armed campaign which led to Nato intervening against Belgrade.
The musicians broke away from the Performing Right Society (PRS) to join Eos, claiming they were being short-changed for their work.
It was also what happened to Helmut Schmidt in 1982, when the FDP broke away from its coalition with his SPD.
The musicians broke away from the Performing Right Society to join the new agency, claiming they were being short-changed for their work.
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The northern territory of Somaliland broke away from Somalia in 1991 and wants to remain separate from the rest of the country.
Special mistrust is reserved for the 300, 000 Bahais, because their movement broke away from and then rejected Shiism in the 19th century.
The police said the "vast majority" of demonstrators broke away from an agreed return route on their way back from the protest.
Lance broke away from the Leadville Trail 100 field of mountain bicyclists at 35 miles and rode the last 65 miles by himself.
Mr Erdogan broke away from the Islamists to form his own party, saying his new goal was to lead Turkey into the European Union.
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The musicians broke away from the Performing Right Society (PRS) to join the new agency Eos, claiming they were being short-changed for their work.
Not long after the bobbing booster was fished out of the Atlantic, a team of troubleshooters determined the wire broke away from a connector.
She was a key player during Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 and followed Sharon when he broke away from Likud to form Kadima in 2005.
The failure of the Social Democratic Party, which broke away from Labour in the early 1980s, proved how hard the British system is on new parties.
However, they broke away from the Congolese army in April, complaining they weren't being promoted as promised and because of a lack of pay and poor conditions.
Mbeki's supporters broke away from the ANC and formed their own party, and ANC Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe was sworn in as head of the country.
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However Germany, which also does well at the Olympics, broke away from this with 46% wanting to keep the Games separate while 45% wanted them to merge.
The FFR broke away from the better known Tuareg MNJ rebels, who are fighting for greater autonomy and a larger share of northern Niger's vast mineral wealth.
Three years ago, North American traditionalists broke away from the US Episcopal church to set up their own network under the authority of the Anglican Church in Nigeria.
They were killed and a man was injured when their van was hit by a trailer that broke away from a truck on Route 13 around 6 p.m.
Truly decentralized states, particularly the Netherlands (which broke away from Spain in the late 16th century) and Britain, fostered liberties that, in turn, fostered innovation and economic growth.
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