Center
Center verb - To bring (something) to a central point or under a single control.
Usage example: centered administrative duties under the command of a single person
Separate
Separate verb - To set or force apart.
Both words in one sentence
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He's also the one who is the center of the "Formula 1 legend tribute" update, as another, separate Chuck character dressed up as Ayrton Senna is made available.
Source: Video Game / Angry Birds Go - So, we got many albums from the mid-sixties up to the early-seventies (sometimes) that isolate various tracks on separate channels, or heavily employ fancy panning effects, as if avoiding the center was a matter of life and death.
Source: Gratuitous Panning - The extra turret was useless without separate fire control, ships almost never fired to both sides simultaneously, and being offset from the roll center along a different axis than the centerline turrets they were inherently less accurate, something easily easily demonstrated with simple geometry.
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