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- v. Present participle of fragment.
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Examples
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Unfortunately she will succeed in fragmenting the party.
Full Michigan delegation with half-vote to be seated by Dems
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Personally, I don’t see the long term value in fragmenting the OpenID protocol away from more familiar URL-based identifiers.
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Military Families Speak Out admitted that the anti-war movement was "fragmenting".
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Sociologists Claude Fischer and Greggor Mattson have argued that while much talk about America fragmenting is overblown, “gaps by social class and educational attainment are widening among Americans by almost any measure.”
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Being a freshman, even at a school ranked as high on some random magazine's “Top Colleges” list as Washington University in St. Louis is, is a stressful and mentally fragmenting experience for even the most obnoxiously confident of new high school graduates.
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Designed nearly a century ago to be all things to all people, it Chaplin-esquely tries to straddle thousands of rapidly fragmenting micro-niches, a mainframe in an iTouch world.
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The military in Libya is fragmenting, with some officers backing the protestors.
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An aesthetic of fragmenting polygons and networked nodes dominates the screen works in Decode as it does in Kinetica.
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The NHS Confederation, which represents managers in the health service, said that while promotion of integration is written into the bill, the creation of new bodies and the division of responsibilities for various services risks fragmenting care more, rather than less.
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Altogether, Enlightenment values are not the reason why the west has advanced so far so fast for the last two centuries and more; rather, they are why the west's economies are in crisis and its societies are fragmenting.
Now is not the time to turn our backs on Enlightenment values | Will Hutton
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