(1) Those and other chemical data partition the Moon into several distinctive chemical provinces.

(2) We partition the world into various groups, cliques, and worlds.

(3) The IRSM argues that the British used partition to divide the Irish working class between Catholic Republicanism and Protestant Loyalism.

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(5) Their objective is to partition Macedonia, breaking off a chunk of territory on its western border as an Albanian enclave that would join with Kosovo and Albania.

(6) Some examples of partition have been accepted, with the original land being divided between two sets of peoples, this despite the avowed respect for territorial integrity.

(7) Partition chromatography

(8) In 1947 partition divided their homeland and those finding themselves in Pakistan suffered terrible losses making their way to India.

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(11) Punjab was divided into Indian and Pakistani provinces at the time of partition in 1947.

(12) A light rap on the partition wall drew her out of her morose thoughts.

(13) In short, one way or another, the politics of secessionism, separatism and partition have only succeeded in entrenching international domination over the entire region.

(14) Partition off part of a large bedroom to create a small bathroom

(15) The country's partition into separate states

(16) That same year, the UN voted to partition Palestine into separate Arab and Jewish states, a plan the Arabs did not accept because they wanted all of the territory.

(17) This requires new ways of thinking about partition and division, re-negotiating the physical traces used to demarcate territorial boundaries.

(18) You could also partition off part of a room with an insulated timber frame and vapour barrier, then add a modified air conditioner to give you total control over temperature and humidity.

(19) The 14 per cent Protestant community in the South at the time of partition was not just abandoned by Britain, it was also cut adrift politically by Northern Unionism.

(20) By the close of the century, however, exploration had been overtaken by partition, and partition , in turn, by occupation.