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Usage of too fragmented in inglés
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Transport spokesperson Chris Bishop said currently public transport governance was too fragmented.
Radio NZ
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Europe's defence market has been far too fragmented for decades and needs consolidation.
The Guardian
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The markets and the financial system are still far too fragmented for that.
Reuters
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The opposition is still too fragmented to really take over power.
Reuters
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Eide said international efforts to help Afghanistan were too fragmented.
Reuters
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At the moment it is too complicated and too fragmented.
The Guardian
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Equities are much too fragmented and OTFs would have introduced another layer of fragmentation, Hardt said.
Reuters
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He worries the current model is too fragmented.
Radio NZ
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However some analysts think the rebels are too fragmented to pose a significant challenge to government troops.
Reuters
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We have also realised that our infrastructure provision is too fragmented between the different spheres of government.
The South African
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It is far too fragmented, he added.
Reuters
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Those which have been pulled out of the swamp are generally too fragmented to be identified quickly.
Carrion comfort
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I was too young and too fragmented to have come up with this type of material on my own.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
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That may mean that protests eventually fade out as the public loses interest, or the crowds become too fragmented.
Reuters
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He said the sector was currently too fragmented and its proposal would make taking on apprentices more seamless for employers.
Radio NZ
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We are too fragmented.
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