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bifurcate

verb as in divide into two branches

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“Our second quarter results reflect a bifurcated market. We are winning work and demand is strong for our leading cyber, AI, and warfighting technologies,” said CEO Horacio Rozanski in a news release.

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Still, he added the market is bifurcated, and that new full-year outlook reflects the current environment.

“What we find interesting is that the market is bifurcated between companies growing quickly and mature companies growing slowly,” he said.

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"When you peel back the layers of the onion, it's clear that we have a very bifurcated consumer," he said.

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For all the movie’s crisp attention to bifurcated lives, “The History of Sound” more aptly resembles a painstakingly dry still life than a moving picture.

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