You don't necessarily need to break apart the table, however it might make logical sense to. You could create a second table for fields that belongs together but that doesn't necessarily have to live with the first set of fields.
One thing to consider: are there certain fields that would be accessed a lot while others would not be? If so, then you might benefit from putting less-used fields in another table with a one-to-one relationship to the rows in the "master" table.
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Peter