separate somebody out

I think we have to separate out a few of the issues here.

Here's what I'm thinking is that you separate the information out.

The two are equal parts of me, and I cannot separate them out.

"But you're the only one who can separate the salt out."

She could no longer separate out who felt what emotion.

There was no way to separate out the parts of a person.

And I don't think it's that difficult to separate it out.

The first question is: could this part be separated out to get it through more quickly?

"It is very hard to separate out the two," he said.

I don't think we can separate out the teaching of values from public education.