bifurcated

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bifurcated /ˈbɪ fər ˌkeɪ tɪd/ ?

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What followed the bifurcation of the Indian subcontinent was a human tragedy, that, hopefully, the world will never see again.
The opinion is bifurcated and there is little chance that there ever will be a consensus.

"The market hasn't found the perfect device yet," Enderle said. "It's bifurcated on the entertainment side, with the iPhone and on the business side with the RIM. The product that services both markets isn't out there yet. So the clock is...
on Mar 21, 2008 By: Rob Enderle Source: E-Commerce Times
"Over two decades of jurisprudence has confirmed the practical advantages and constitutional basis for allowing Canadians to assert their Charter rights in the most accessible forum available, without the need for bifurcated proceedings between...
on Jun 12, 2010 By: Rosalie Abella Source: Globe and Mail
"That's the way it has to be," Mr. Skelton added. "You cannot fight a bifurcated war."
on Dec 7, 2009 By: Ike Skelton Source: New York Times