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The single door split off to the right and the left.

As a result it split off on its own for a time.

It's still not too late for you to split off on your own.

In any case, nobody is to split off from the rest until we know a bit more.

She saw them walking away from this room, then split off.

They are believed to have split off some 5000-6000 years ago.

They all tried to change from within, and ended up splitting off.

Half of them must have split off and taken the valley next to this one.

Too large a party, and groups of guests who know each other can split off on their own.

Then, the firefighters often split off into groups by color.

The series soon split off to its own half-hour program.

It split off to form an independent organization in 1858.

And suddenly we became a minority, split off from the rest of our own people.

But I think we need to split off some parties of our own to go directly after these groups.

This list could certainly be expanded and split off further.

Idea Pocket later split off to become an independent company.

For all we know, the juncture could have split off.

He joined with others who split off from the Collective, right?

However, during the journey, some groups split off and others joined.

In 1995, the southern half of the state was split off as area code 334.

The name was split off from the company as part of a 1990 buyout.

A small piece of the thing was splitting off, dropping down toward him.

Two three of a kinds: split off a pair from the higher group for the top.

For the first time in history voters were splitting off into one of the two parties.

They rode with me a way and then each split off to a different direction.

After the party's second congress in 1992, several groups split away.

Though the group was held together for a while by common interest, some split away.

In her version, it was David who had split away.

People lived here before the island split away from the mainland.

And they split away from her like the good kids they were.

After a dispute the American section split away into an independent organization.

When they split away from us at the edge of their territory, I was sad to see them go.

Then the fiber is pulled or split away from the leaf.

He said "We split away the history of our recent past with a broad line.

Some of our band had split away, choosing other roads.

A few blocks north of campus, Iowa 1 split away to the east.

In 1985, Local 1199 split away from the national and affiliated directly with the retail union.

On the north side of the town, US-270 splits away to the west.

But his interest was in changing the party to change the policy rather than splitting away from it and forming a fresh one.

"It just took the splitter away from me," he said.

Two of them split away toward either side, firing.

He said splitting away from the national union would give the Delta pilots more freedom to make their own deal.

A red Banshee with himself driving had split away and was taking the other turning.

There Briar split away, to let his magic run over the walls.

Declaration of the desire to split away from the group or the family and to tour Jerusalem alone.

Splitting away from the whites, the black members worshiped in one another's homes for a few years.

After splitting away, Paul returned to his solo career.

US-59 splits away to the north, becoming a two-lane highway.

The school is affiliated with two primary schools which had split away from the main school body after the war.

The lower part of the hull seems to have split away before the bow and stern separated.