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They also argue that the UK media landscape has become more fragmented.
The Guardian
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Not our old life, which was more fragmented, less organized, more spontaneous.
Brave girl eating: a family's struggle with anorexia
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The Midwest is also a more fragmented banking market than many other areas.
Reuters
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Yet the assembly itself is more fragmented and polarized disunited after elections in May.
Reuters
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Some see this trend as evidence that Turkey is becoming more fragmented and Westernized.
Reuters
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But Britain is now more fragmented, unequal and disaffected than it was in 2010.
The Guardian
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The more files you add, delete, and add back, the more fragmented the filesystem becomes.
Backup & recovery
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It is more fragmented, if not dangerously divided, than at any time in living memory.
The Irish Times
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As my daughter grew more mobile and more demanding, my listening habits became more fragmented.
Radio NZ
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New digital channels have led to a more fragmented media market, with advertisers naturally following audiences.
The Irish Times
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Since then, the task has only grown more difficult and the war bloodier and more fragmented.
Reuters
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Now, priests say, the Church's leadership is more fragmented and, because of that, carries less clout.
Reuters
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Europe is still much more fragmented than North America, were several companies have been through debt restructuring.
Reuters
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Indeed, as the state becomes more fragmented the role of councils could, potentially, become even more important.
The Guardian
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The transcript suggests growing stress and more fragmented communications, coupled with confusion about which checklist to use.
Reuters
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In some countries, healthcare tends to be more fragmented and healthcare oversight tends to be more fragmented.
Reuters
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