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• Kazmi's comments came after the judge told prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam that forensic reports submitted to the court should be bifurcated -- one pertaining to bodies of victims in which bullets fired by Kasab were found and the other about bodies in which bullets were not found. —  Daily News & Analysis
• He has used reverse-bifurcated trials (damages first, followed by liability) in both asbestos and fen-phen cases and, given the success of that technique, wouldn't be surprised if he and other Philadelphia state court judges follow that approach in future cases. —  Drug and Device Law
• We kind of bifurcated the original two capacitor solution, which resulted in lower energy density, but higher voltage; and we bifurcated that into a program that proved to be much more popular with customers, which was the use of three capacitor technology; that had extraordinarily high energy density. —  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
• Today we don't have that it's kind of bifurcated strategy and we're letting not so much opportunity slip through the cracks as we're slow to capitalize on opportunities in terms of finishing product developments and getting them into the revenue line; and we just have to reverse that trend and be much more aggressive to be successful, because it's such an important area of growth for us. —  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
• They're all bifurcated, trying to figure out how to independently thrive and survive instead of collaborating to become part of a greater, healthier community. —  Minnesota Premier Publications - Southwest Journal Stories

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