Within these figures, there is a bifurcation between the experience of individuals and of businesses.

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Adam names the animals and notices their gender bifurcation and sees that he is incomplete.

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The result is a kind of literary bifurcation, or splitting of the authorial self.

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Mr. Vidak's campaign theme was the bifurcation of California: the coastal liberal elites versus the Valley folks.

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Under the circumstances, the bifurcation of that team's form between Tests and ODIs isn't surprising it plays lots of limited-overs cricket and hardly any first-class matches.

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Only players have this bifurcation of playing for the love of the game yet being the source of business revenue for the owners and themselves.

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The reason that this is important is because of the bifurcation of our regulatory structure, with securities being regulated by the SEC and futures being regulated by the CFTC.

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Whether its bifurcation or rolling the ball back I don't know what the answer is, but the environmental question is really the one that is difficult for the manufacturers to refute.

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There is also an incredible bifurcation of cash flow.

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Having this bifurcation is dangerous for investors.

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