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I could see, for instance, if the Academy decided to bifurcate the picture awards into drama and musical / comedy, a la the Golden Globes (and the Emmys) so as to correct the awards 'traditional drama bias.— ShowHype - Top Entertainment News, Videos, and Blogs
The purpose of this video was to bifurcate (his word) humanity to those who follow the Truth (by his definition) and those who do not.— Vanguard Church
However, there is a tax policy rationale for forcing firms to bifurcate in-the-money pay packages into discrete grants of stock and at-the-money options, a combination that I refer to as a synthetic in-the-money option.— TaxProf Blog
I'll kind of bifurcate our portfolio by emerging markets and then established markets because that's how we really look at it.— Retail Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha
There are in the New World some other very interesting animals of this group, such as the musk-ox (_Ovibos_), and the prong-horned antelope (_Antilocapra_), which last so far resembles the Cervidae that the horns, which are bifurcate, are also annually shed.— Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon

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