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separate
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separate
designating or relating to a Church or similar institution that has ceased to have associations with an original parent organization
separate [′sep·rət]
(geology)
soil separate


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Nicholls could have up to four horses with big chances of landing him a fourth Gold Cup crown in a row at next year's Festival, but the big two of Kauto Star and Denman are set to go separate ways until they meet again at Cheltenham.
Kauto Star may make his return at Haydock; RACING by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
LESS than a year after a merger which created one of the region's biggest commercial law firms, Mincoff and Jacksons are set to go separate ways.
Law firms seek divorce after partnership sours by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Obviously, if you have no strong feelings left for him and are set on a split, you must admit that you want to go separate ways before a house-move.
I want to ditch jobless hubby; ask anna The answer to your problems by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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