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A small number of other attacks are the work of splinter groups.
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Although it's possible they were just a splinter group of Labour Unity.
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So to fulfill that, the market needs to splinter as it grows.
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Without a deal there was a danger the SNC could splinter further.
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Let's see if we can't splinter those instructions good and proper beforehand.
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It's time to break away from the failing and dysfunctional EU system.
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The answer is not to break away, though, but to stay united.
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Why does this province, specifically, want to break away from South Africa?
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There's a strong possibility the Ukraine will break away and join him.
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Anxiety and fear will remain until you deliberately break away and commit.
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A referendum in 2011 opens the possibility that South Sudan may secede.
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Gration said Washington was already factoring in projections the south will secede.
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And how can it secede from a government it never capitulated to?
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They say that the South will secede if Fremont should be elected.
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I don't know whether you think it good to secede or not.
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Analysts believe the south is likely to secede in the vote.
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Most analysts believe the south will vote to secede from Sudan.
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But that was not a good enough reason to secede from the union.
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If next year's vote does not take place, the south may secede anyway.
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The group had sought to secede from South Africa before dissolving in 1996.
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Do you believe that the Separatists were wrong to secede from the Republic?
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Bashir has promised to accept the south's decision if it chooses to secede.
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If the coastal region were to secede, Kenya would become landlocked.
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A number of States would secede within the next sixty days.
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Lincoln was duly elected, and the southern states began to secede.
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Did she remain loyal or did she secede, that was equally her fate.
