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Open’s crowd was clearly bifurcated into tennis devotees and society seekers, relatively everyone was on the same page when it came to engagement.

One result of the Fed’s higher rates has been a kind of bifurcated economy, by age.

“It’s this network where branches are bifurcating but also merging back together to create new species.”

“A healthcare delivery system that sort of bifurcated state by state has an impact on everyone,” Hicks said.

Such is the bifurcated world of college football created in the wake of the Pac-12’s collapse.