bifurcated

Still, Mr. Brodsky welcomed the chance to rationalize what he called a bifurcated regulatory framework that allows for loopholes and "particularly disadvantages the securities options business."

Exchange Chiefs Beg to Differ on SEC-CFTC Harmonization 2009

"It's what they call a bifurcated market, where you have certain segments that are really strong, and certain segments that are lagging a little bit.

Missoula Independent 2009

Kirk said those issues would be "bifurcated" - meaning nothing in the agreements reached this week would affect how the United States proceeds on trade enforcement cases.

China opens beef market, agrees to other import concessions Howard Schneider 2010

Kirk said those issues would be "bifurcated" - meaning nothing in the agreements reached this week would affect how the United States proceeds on trade enforcement cases.

China opens beef market, agrees to other import concessions Howard Schneider 2010

Council member David A. Catania (I-At Large) calls the bifurcated system an unwieldy "duck-billed platypus."

A $34 million crisis of confidence in D.C. schools 2010

In the space where the left should be is what I think is called a bifurcated central.

Congenitally Missing Permanent Teeth Dr. Dean Brandon 2007

There's a doctrine in conspiracy law known as bifurcated conspiracies.

CNN Transcript Feb 13, 2002 2002

Unfortunately, this "bifurcated" strategy led to schizophrenic management structures, one for China and the other for international markets, the latter "outsourced" from IBM.

Tom Doctoroff: Chinese Global Brands: A Long Road to Rome 2009

Shelby Steele, who shares with Barack Obama a multiracial ancestry, discusses the difficulties of dealing with that kind of bifurcated identity, comparing his own experiences and responses to those of the president elect.

Never Yet Melted 2008

He also said the market was more "bifurcated" than he's seen in the 20 years since he started doing this kind of work.

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