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Japan and the U.S. government will split the profits, if there are any, until an unspecified “deemed allocation amount” is achieved.

Discovery after it possibly splits is unlikely, “we can certainly see how the WBD Board could foresee a bidding war breaking out, driving the need for Paramount to meaningfully overpay for WBD .”

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These crystals can easily split into separate fragments, form unusual grain boundaries, and display controllable structural defects.

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The company last summer unveiled its intention to split into two separate publicly traded entities — an arrangement that most observers saw as the unofficial kick off of the company’s sale.

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Earlier this year Mr Zaslav said he was preparing a break-up of the business, which would split its streaming operations from its traditional cable networks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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