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Not contented with tearing off all the wainscot and hangings, and splitting the doors to pieces, they beat down the partition walls; and although that alone cost them near two hours, they cut down the cupola or lanthorn, and they began to take the slate and boards from the roof, and were prevented only by the approaching daylight from a total demolition of the building.

(as usual in letters) traced on both sides of the paper, and it could only be preserved for the purpose of reconstruction by splitting each morsel into two--so as artificially to make a blank side, on which could be spread the fine cement used for reuniting the fragments in their original form.

There was a crash all around of splitting glass, a further shock.

QFMA confirmed that a detailed schedule, of the stock split date of each of the listed companies subject to stock splitting, shall be published later on the websites of the QSE and QCSD.

Splitting existing stocks into more pieces is good news because it can spur demand and share price.

The software has been developed keeping in mind the need of splitting large sized Lotus Notes NSF files.

TT Technologies offers a wide range of plastic pipe splitting heads developed by working directly with gas utilities to create optimum splitting head configurations.

In anticipation, many companies are splitting shares to reduce their price.

ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Axis Bank have also announced the splitting of their each share into five.

By splitting the share the value of the company will not increase, but the capital is only redistributed by the increased number of shares.

The reverse splitting firms have an average market value of $80 M.