Word: split
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...want to be with my kids as they grow up and would be even happier to split the time at home with a like-minded husband. Not because I think working parents can't be great parents--in fact, my mom raised us by herself, worked full-time and never missed a baseball game or concert. I was surprised when I walked her to her gate at the airport on Sunday and asked what she thought. "Tig," she said, "I wish I could have stayed home with you." I asked her why. She said she could have been a better...
Ideally, the hydrogen would be produced sustainably with renewable electricity from the sun or wind. But even under the most optimistic predictions for improvements in renewable technology, the electricity required to split H2O into H and O would be prohibitively expensive. So the first large-scale plants will probably wrest hydrogen from old-fashioned fossil fuels...
...those for the group of 13 from Harvard. Lured in by the all-inclusive deal, large suites and in-room kitchenettes, most travelers had intended to stay at the Brisas hotel. Noe announced that the Brisas hotel had "run out of water" and that the Harvard group had been split up and rebooked at two different hotels, one of which, the Yalmakan, was a huge downgrade from the original accommodations. In their contract, World Class Vacations states, "If this is not the hotel that your party requested, we exercised our right to provide comparable or upgraded accommodations at our expense...
Microsoft's fiercest detractors insist that only one remedy will address all Microsoft's misdeeds and ensure that it sin no more: breaking up the company, much as AT&T was split into the Baby Bells in 1984. In one scenario, Microsoft would be divided along functional lines: one company that makes applications software, one built around the Internet and other new media, and one that just does Windows. A functional breakup would prevent Microsoft from using Windows for leverage in the applications and new-media markets, but it would leave the Windows monopoly intact...
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