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partition

1. A dividing wall within a building; may be bearing or non-load-bearing.

2. In sound-transmission considerations, any building component (or a combination of components), such as a wall, door, window, roof, or floor-ceiling assembly, that separates one space from another.

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Durham had a County Council and separate district councils which made it particularly difficult, when they were of different political colours, for them to agree and work in partn ership.

Jewel finds its sparkle; Durham City should be the jewel in the crown of the North East - but too often it has been beset by political squabbles and a lack of direction. Despite controversial plans to shut its Tourist Information Centre being approved this week, HANNAH DAVIES says there are signs things are changing for the better

AFRAA brings together 45 African airlines, as well as about 100 industrial partn ers, including aeronautics constructors and engine builders, high-tech consultan t s and contractors, as well as representatives of big IT systems.

Royal Air Maroc MD elected AFRAA chairman

Birmingham Cultural Partn rship chairman Coun Martin Mullaney, who was leading the delegation, said he expected the judging panel to be impressed.

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CENTRE STAGE; GIVE IT A GO, GAV: Jamie Roberts on how Wales enigma Gavin Henson can come back with a bang

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Dele fit and firing; Sky Blues striker thriving under new regime

Nevertheless, unexpected tax problems could arise in a partn ership holding significant amounts of "hot assets," that is, substantially appreciated inventory and unrealized receivables.