separate

See:
  • go (one's) separate ways
  • go your separate ways
  • segregate from
  • segregate from (someone or something)
  • segregate into (something or some place)
  • separate but equal
  • separate fact from fiction
  • separate from
  • separate from (someone or something)
  • separate from else Go to separate from
  • separate into
  • separate into (something)
  • separate off
  • separate off (from someone or something)
  • separate off from
  • separate out
  • separate out of
  • separate out of (something)
  • separate the men from the boys
  • separate the men from the boys, to
  • separate the sheep from the goats
  • separate the sheep from the goats, to
  • separate the wheat from the chaff
  • separate the wheat from the chaff, to
  • separate wheat from chaff
  • sort out the men from the boys
  • sort out/separate the men from the boys
  • sort out/separate the sheep from the goats
  • sort out/separate the wheat from the chaff
  • under separate cover
References in periodicals archive
As the federal government seems to treat community property owned by California domestic partners as separate property for income tax purposes, it seems unlikely that it would classify such property as community property owned by both partners for purposes of determining an individual's net worth in the Medicare or bankruptcy context.
Such plants are often configured to separate OCC from the other paper grades, often as the "overs" fraction of an automated screening process.
It recommended that the combination rule be expanded to include separate units that are owned directly or indirectly by domestic corporations that are members of the same consolidated group, as well as dual resident corporations.
However, using VSANs, storage administrators no longer need separate pairs of switches for each SAN connection.
Did the paper towel separate the vinegar from the water?
Describe ways in which establishing separate black and white schools was unfair.
While federal regulations stipulate that corporations and L.L.C.s must keep business activity separate from personal activity, commingling funds can sometimes be irresistible to sole proprietors and home-based businesses.
Your reviewer found himself asking precisely the same question as he made his way through A Promise Fulfilled: Highlights in the Political History of Catholic Separate Schools in Ontario, Michael Power's magisterial account of how Ontario Catholics won their children fully funded education from kindergarten to high-school graduation.
The Rogerenes existed primarily in New England and New Jersey, while the Keithians were extant in Pennsylvania and were identifiable as a separate group for less than two decades.
It attacked all school segregation on the theory that the "separate but equal" doctrine was wrong.
But some raised questions about whether or not the procedure, the first-ever attempt to separate adult craniopagus twins, should have been attempted.
Contrary to this guiding principle of African spirituality, spirituality and sexuality for many African Americans tend to be seen as separate and unequal.
SIAMESE twins joined at the head jet out to the United States yesterday for a special birthday present - a specialist operation to separate them.
When the calender is running, there are forces generated that try to separate the rolls.
For many neuroscientists, these investigations light the way toward a solution to the fundamental mystery of how the brain unites separate sensations into multifaceted experiences.