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force apart

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Chief Legislative Analyst Gerry Miller said the 4,800 workers equates to 35 percent of the city's work force apart from police and firefighters.
At worst, the ice may actually split the pipe or force apart a joint.
The pair now intend to canvass HBOS shareholders, hoping to get the 10% necessary to enable them to call an extraordinary general meeting that would force apart the Lloyds deal.
 
 
 
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