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President to repeat the same expression in his speeches against the opposition saying it is suffering an internal crisis, however, it is natural for political parties and alliances to be exposed to fragmentations, splits and crises from time to time under the multiparty system.
The opposition's lexicon and Mr. President (Opinion) by Yemen Times (Sana'a, Yemen)
This latest development has denied the party its ability for any possible internal reform and so any idea to reform it now will only lead to more fragmentations as being the order of the day.
south Sudan: Can we avoid a possible post --election chaos ? by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
[14] found that there was very small number of fragmentations of Jordanian oil shale particles occurring during combustion or ashing in a laboratory furnace in the studied range of oil shale particle size (<0.
Experiment and neural network model of primary fragmentation of oil ... by Cui, Zhigang; Han, Xiangxin; Jiang, Xiumin; Liu, Jianguo / Oil Shale
 
 
 
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