what does one join to divide

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Request for Question Clarification by denco-ga on 06 Apr 2004 12:49 PDT

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A math club?

cells

Ditto on cells:

"In plants, cytokinesis begins with a series of vesicles that form at
the equator of the cell and eventually join to divide the cell into
two."

http://www.loomis-usd.k12.ca.us/placer/wright/projects/cells02/per4/cell_repro/cell_repro.html

The Democratic Party?

love?

We need to join two numbers using the division operator to divide.

Any group that has a counterpart.

Or, any gathering that invokes the term 'them'.

Re monroe22-ga's comment:

In the interests of a "fair and balanced" set of comments:

The Republican Party?

The Nader campaign?

Any political organization will do nicely as an answer.  (See
sublime1-ga's comment, or Walt Kelly's aphorism, "We have met the
enemy, and he is us.)

One joins a sperm and an egg to divide cells.

Since many riddles depend upon clever wordplay, I think Denco's answer
(a math club) is the best choice.

A dividend and a divisor and joined to divide.

The Official Moses Impersonator's Society.

Bring on that red sea!