Our economic divide has led to a political divide, and the political divide has reinforced the economic divide.
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Jesse Jackson talked about the economic divide, the education divide, the divide on enforcement, the divide on the environment.
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António Guterres: I think we have three risks of divides: a geostrategic divide, a social divide, and a technological divide.
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If we divide people beyond our borders, we divide ourselves.
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It wasn't divide and conquer so much as divide and destroy.
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In particular, the political divide is also, increasingly, an economic divide.
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INGRAHAM: There&aposs a divide in the party, though, on trade, huge divide.
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Yet this divide is often thought of as a rural versus urban divide.
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"Divide and conquer, divide and conquer, that is how they work," Reeves said.
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The liberal activism divide does not neatly match up with the red-blue divide.
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"It's not so much a racial divide but a generational divide," he told me.
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I use the grid to divide images' and to add images' and divide again.
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It is a divide-and-sub-divide approach that reduces significantly an already-small majority.
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There were three distinct draws based on polling: One to divide the bottom 10 candidates, one to divide the middle six candidates and one to divide the top four candidates.
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There were three distinct draws based on polling: One to divide the bottom 0003 candidates, one to divide the middle six candidates and one to divide the top four candidates.
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Divide cold cuts evenly among bottom halves of each roll; divide cheese evenly among top halves.
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I'm getting information from both sides of the divide and, believe me, we're talking a divide.
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It helped deepen the Sunni-Shia divide there so severely that this divide today defines Iraq.
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And as is usually the case in the US, the racial divide is also an opportunity divide.
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But in the Trump era, the class divide looks more powerful than the gender divide, especially among whites.
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The episode illustrates that the core divide in our politics is no longer the conventional left-right divide.
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And then we still have the other divide that is linked to the divide between rich and poor.
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"There are attempts to divide us — to divide us as a party, to divide us as a progressive movement," Melissa Mark-Viverito, the former City Council speaker and another W.F.P. ally, told the group.
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But the ideological divide, particularly with respect to the Palestinians and the synagogue-state divide, has never been sharper.
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The divide between parties within the U.S. far exceeds the divide found between the U.S. as a whole and Europe.
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After all, conspiracism creates a divide deeper than partisan polarisation—an epistemic divide over what it means to know something.
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What I found was a divide — the same divide that has run through our people since the Exodus from Egypt.
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The divide between business and workers has plagued policy solutions in recent years, but that divide has not always seemed insurmountable.
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But residents say the city's stark and growing divide between rich and poor has exacerbated the racial divide, generating similar tensions.
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Fears of a deepening divide The bill's critics also warned that it risked deepening the divide between Israel and Diaspora Jewry.
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That would be a debate that, while it might divide by cultural values and aesthetics, wouldn't divide along ugly racial lines.
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Democratic divide: Some people at the bootcamp viewed the DNC's tech focus as a way to bridge the Bernie/Hillary divide.
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But Trump inarguably accelerated this divide at a rate unseen before in our politics—a divide that seems increasingly difficult to bridge.
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It is intended to do nothing but divide people and I'm not gonna be part of this effort to divide this administration.
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That divide, between the ultrareligious right and the secular right, has for the moment eclipsed the old left-right divide in Israel.
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Putin seeks to destroy democracy itself, discredit democratic institutions, divide democratic nations from each other, foment bitter divisions within democratic nations, divide America from democratic allies, divide Britain from continental Europe and dismember democratic organizations including the European Union and NATO.
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"The Black Divide" comes off the band's latest release, Lost In The Black Divide ( out now on the aptly-named Pure Steel Records).
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Generational divide becoming toxic The generational divide -- particularly among women -- is the subject of an increasingly bitter battle between campaign surrogates and supporters.
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How to divide a column of values by a constantIt's not uncommon to need to divide a column of numbers by a constant.
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Now we have a "reality divide" There's always been a political divide; it just wasn't as high or as tough to get across.
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And I realized the ideological divide between my mother and me was probably a lot like the divide in the country at large.
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RED-YELLOW DIVIDE The junta's four-year moratorium on politics was aimed at stamping out the intransigent red-yellow divide in Thai politics.
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The number of people saying that such a divide exists, however, is higher than it was in 28500, when 6900 percent of respondents said there was no such divide in America compared to just 2628 percent who said there was a divide.
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Before there was the one space / two space divide, there was a famous psychological experiment that created the false divide of Kandinsky versus Klee.
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His decision may divide America from its European partners, France, Germany and the UK. And what happens next could further divide these nations, too.
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Because of this historical divide, there hasn't traditionally been a left-right divide in Irish politics, with both main parties centrist and relatively conservative.
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The Mobile App Divide Closing the digital divide requires not just providing Internet access for all, but making sure that access enables opportunities for all.
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The destructive divide between the sciences and the arts, which bedevils contemporary life, was, as Mr Holmes shows, neither a natural nor a necessary divide.
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In America, there's not just a divide between the rich and the poor — there's also a growing divide between the wealthy and the ultra-wealthy.
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The divide over health care among Republicans in this area of North Carolina is much wider and more fundamental than the current divide in Washington.
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And this is creating the most relevant geopolitical divide in the world today: the divide between the World of Order and the World of Disorder.
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It's important to note that Southern attitudes to Civil War monuments are not uniform, though the pro-con divide typically follows the rural-urban divide.
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And while it would complicate the issue of how to divide the economic pie, it's always easier to divide a growing pie than a shrinking one.
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While Trump has scrambled the conventional ideological divide, he has done so by aligning around a divide that is in many ways deeper and more fundamental.
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It's fundamentally useful to have a divide here the way it's useful to have a divide between a book about fire and a book of matches.
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"We have to condemn this divide-and-conquer strategy and also individual politicians who seek to play into the Chinese divide-and-conquer strategy," Hsiao said.
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The black-white divide in support for Obamacare was 20 percentage points larger than the black-white divide over Bill Clinton's similarly controversial proposal, for instance.
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That's something he's trying to grapple with on ÷ (or Divide), which takes a bolder divide and conquer approach to the British songwriter's well charted genre-hopping ways.
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Take your annual salary and divide by those 2,000 hours (equivalently, drop the last three zeros and divide by two), and voilà, you get your hourly rate.
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But the controversy raises a pertinent question: whether the task of translation is simply to bridge the divide between cultures or to somehow also represent that divide.
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Their mutual respect and engagement with each other in spite of the political divide and their consequent investigation and research into that divide is a powerful act.
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But I think the debate has also been profoundly revealing about a divide within left-of-center American political discourse, a divide that maps closely but not perfectly with the divide between socialist-identified, Bernie-supporting leftists on the one hand and more traditional liberal Democrats on the other.
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Turning Omar and her tweets into a flashpoint, similarly, serves to divide Democrats and, in the specific case of Graham, to divide them over something completely non-substantive.
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"But we can't do it as long as that anti-democratic backstop, that backstop that seeks to divide our country, divide the UK, remains in place," he said.
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In this case, lets divide up the Republican debate in Iowa Thursday night as Donald Trump, who was absent from the stage, appears to divide up the world.
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A class divide on sexual harassment The Alabama race suggests the heightened focus on sexual misbehavior could widen the partisan divide between white- and blue-collar white women.
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That's David Brooks's point: We can't truly cross the divide unless there's a societywide and soul-deep acceptance of the sinfulness that has caused and perpetuated that divide.
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The divide over Ms. Pelosi is generational as well as ideological, and it mirrors a similar generational divide that surfaced among women when Hillary Clinton ran for president.
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Such seemingly scattershot efforts in fact were aimed precisely: anything likely to divide Americans from each other, or divide Americans from the world, was a candidate for amplification.
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The owner-renter divide is as salient as any other in this nation, and this divide is a historical result of statecraft designed to protect and promote inequality.
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I have tried to conduct myself in this campaign in a way that would not divide our country, not divide it regionally, or by parties or in any other way, because I very firmly believe that what unites America today is infinitely more important than those things that divide us.
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JORDAN: It doesn&apost divide the Republicans across this country, it doesn&apost divide INGRAHAM: So you don&apost care who you offend on Capitol Hill by doing this?
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The everolimus had made conditions harsh, but if a mutant should arise that could thrive despite the drug, it would divide, and divide again, eventually taking over and spreading.
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No change in partisan divide -- The partisan divide over the President persists as well, with roughly 80 points between Democratic support for Trump's removal and Republican support for it.
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WUSCHEL tells stem cells to stop differentiating into other types of cells, which is akin to tell them to divide and proliferate (because differentiated cells can no longer divide).
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". Below you have "Well Done" and "Divide & Conquer.
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"This is the criteria to divide people: The builders of bridges and the builders of walls, those builders of walls sow fear and look to divide people," he said then.
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Overall, this question highlighted the massive divide in our country, and for once, it's not partisan but a three-way divide: Democrats, the #NeverTrump establishment, and those who support Trump.
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To the Editor: Opinion pieces such as "In the Land of Self-Defeat" attempting to paint a description of the urban-rural divide do nothing more than increase that divide.
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A great deal of that divide is due to a Trump campaign fueled by highlighting the small things that divide us, instead of the big things that bring us together.
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Bridging Digital Divide Funding Delays Rostelecom expected some pressure on EBITDA in 2016 related to delays in receiving government compensation for network construction under the state's Bridging Digital Divide (BDD) programme.
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Analyst Peter Boockvar says the divide of opinion on inflation mirrors the divide between opinion holders, who fall into three broad groups: low-income earners, high-income earners and central bankers.
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The primary divide we've seen in these presentations has been the human-android divide, but I'm curious about want to know what happened to the divisions that already existed in society.
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At a time when efforts to divide people in the country along lines of caste and religion are underway, ordinary Indians have proved that they won't let religious difference divide them.
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Instead, drop 100 beans on the table, divide them into piles and then label each pile, noting that for every $100 you give away, this is how you divide it up.
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Noisey: Divide & Dissolve's aim is to dismantle white supremacy.
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Apparently, they do — they result in a deeper divide.
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Russia — to undermine the U.S. and divide the West.
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As we focus on closing the digital divide for access, it is important to also close this app divide to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to benefit from the app economy.
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Divide your APR by 365Since your APR is your annual interest rate, you'll need to divide your APR by the number of days in the year to get your daily interest rate.
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"The digital divide was about access to technology, and now that everyone has access, the new digital divide is limiting access to technology," said Chris Anderson, the former editor of Wired magazine.
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But even at this early stage, a clear divide has begun to emerge among the frontrunners — a divide that will likely shape the Democratic foreign policy debate in the months to come.
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Growing divide over US-Israel relations In recent years, there has been a growing divide on Israel between the Democratic Party's high-ranking officials and a few progressive political newcomers, such as Reps.
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"You don&apost have to divide the segment in a bunch of different pieces, but I think that there&aposs definitely an opportunity to divide it up into more than one," Deringer said.
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The first is to divide their samples into appropriate subgroups.
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The exhibition probably won't change many minds about that divide.
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Does it worry me that it might divide the vote?
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So the regime stoked sectarian tensions to divide the opposition.
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This latest divide seems to be fueled somewhat by optics.
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However, Epstein says that divide has never affected their relationship.
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It has already caused a divide within the LDS Church.
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There's also a clear partisan divide hidden in those numbers.
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Divide broth, chicken, and vegetables between plates and serve immediately.
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What are the challenges on both sides of that divide?
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We cannot allow hateful speech or differences to divide us.
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This divide was perfectly captured in a pair of images.
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The divide, and Washington's gridlock, make decisive government action unlikely.
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Somebody's going to win $100,000 or they'll divide it up.
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Divide among bowls and add the Fritos and sour cream.
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You see somebody divide and division in California over it.
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The divide and conquer A hot dog IN a bun?
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Somebody's going to win $100,2003 or they'll divide it up.
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After food costs and overhead, they divide the profits evenly.
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The gender and racial divide doesn't mark a dramatic shift.
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MTV created and monetized the generational divide in television programming.
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Toss to combine and divide on top of each burger.
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"There's not this big ideological divide among Democrats," he said.
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That would spark a civil war and only divide Venezuelans.
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Divide batter between pans, filling each pan about ½ way full.
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The brothers stand on either side of that divide, too.
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There were glimmers of a partisan divide during the hearing.
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New Hampshire shares Iowa's main concerns, and its partisan divide.
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The second divide exists within the ranks of advanced economies.
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Under Western imperialism race was often used to divide people.
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But so far, their plan to divide Democrats hasn't worked.
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A second vote would divide the country and infuriate Leavers.
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What's going here is a classic divide over social change.
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Divide and rule is the oldest trick in the book.
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Divide steak slices evenly between 2 of the bread slices.
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Divide evenly into 12 portions; roll each into a ball.
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The prohibitive factors that cause Ethiopia's digital divide are straightforward.
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Mr. Peskowitz has been on both sides of this divide.
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The Shrinking Digital Divide Data breaches are on the rise.
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His living room and kitchen divide the same rectangular space.
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A great nation doesn't divide in times of natural disaster.
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There is a sharp divide between northern and southern Europe.
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How do you decide how to divide up the punchlines?
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The poll illustrated the racial divide in the presidential race.
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Because of this great divide in objectives, DevOps was born.
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The real divide here isn't mainly about policy white papers.
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As this divide gets wider, the show's contortions get stranger.
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But Bannon is a master at creating narratives that divide.
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Previously, there was a clear divide between readers and viewers.
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TRIPPI: Well, it is being properly cast as a divide.
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But blanket allegations don't bring us together, they divide us.
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What is surprising is the generational divide the poll revealed.
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This is key for the cells to divide and reproduce.
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Talk about the divide and conquer, how that impacts things.
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Divide tuna, eggs, tomato, potatoes and asparagus evenly between servings.
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Investors are using that regional divide to guide their choices.
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The economic divide has helped fuel a turn towards nationalism.
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"It's really caused a divide in our relationship," Noble said.
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He said these were also not meant to divide Europe.
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There's a clear divide between supporters of the two frontrunners.
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"It can help bridge the divide that keeps us apart."
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That's a divide they simply couldn't bridge in the Senate.
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Can we find common ground across the seemingly growing divide?
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The racial divide is perhaps starkest on core Democratic values.
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Buttigieg compares the divide between leading candidates like Minnesota Rep.
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States already facing an historic partisan divide split even farther.
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To make the ravioli, divide the pasta into 4 pieces.
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Later on, he crossed the political divide to back Sarkozy.
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There's also substantial divide in economic sentiment between political parties.
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Divide among 2 champagne flutes and top with champagne. Garnish.
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This divide is between American liberals and the American left.
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Go deeper: How Russians use social media to divide Americans
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Is there a generational divide between crossword solvers and makers?
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There's a sharp partisan divide on these two questions, though.
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"Tamika Mallory: "It is not our differences that divide us.
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Do you ever wish there was more a divide there?
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Will Democrats have to reckon with another, equally thorny divide?
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But the divide here aligns too strongly with personal preference.
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Mr Trump has deepened the divide on the business wing.
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That ranking now almost precisely follows the national political divide.
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Next, divide by total taxable employee income in said state.
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Which brings me back to the therapy versus education divide.
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But the divide does not fall neatly along generational lines.
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"Divide and Conquer" is one of three offerings on Ailes.
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What is more, the divide is along a new axis.
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The divide between Scott and Nelson is currently within the .
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Another point of discussion was how to divide the take.
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How can people use faith to unite instead of divide?
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Bagehot suspects this cultural divide will now define British politics.
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There is a transatlantic divide on the definition of nativism.
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Still, it's enough of an idea to divide the nation.
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To plate the salad, divide the lettuces among 4 bowls.
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It will further divide the sector and complicate trade negotiations.
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This measure is opposed by Democrats and divide even Republicans.
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The divide is just another example of our bifurcated politics.
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A close look at the data reveals a generational divide.
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Metal bars divide a public bench on East 47th Street.
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The formula was to divide by five and add pants.
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The Cabinet officials' announcement deepens a growing divide with Europe.
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Democrats have continued to allow abortion to divide them, however.
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Where you seek to divide us, we will stand united.
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The emerging divide is a major test for Republican leaders.
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So, how does this volume divide out into different industries?
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After all, divide and conquer is their strategy, not ours.
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The president has continued to use race to divide America.
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In Belfast, Northern Ireland, "peace walls" still divide the streets.
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No, no, se- ver -ing, as in divide by cutting.
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They can either unite you, or they can divide you.
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Simply divide the number 72 by your projected growth rate.
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Pai recently outlined his plans for addressing the digital divide.
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You can divide in Excel using a few different methods.
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The divide was suggested even in the booths at RECon.
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Just divide the number 72 by your expected interest rate.
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In my opinion, you can't divide and conquer a party.
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You're exactly right, and these rules divide along party lines.
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To make the ravioli, divide the pasta into 33 pieces.
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With every tweet, the GOP divide widened a little more.
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A particularly nasty election season should have predicted the divide.
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Here, CNBC investigates the implications if the two areas divide.
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Merkel stressed that a U.S. withdrawal would divide the west.
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Its goal: divide the American population and influence the elections.
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There's got to be some way to bridge that divide.
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What they're saying: There's political opportunity in deepening this divide.
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This proves edtech doesn't have to exacerbate the digital divide.
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Other nonprofit startups are tackling the second digital divide differently.
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To serve, divide among plates and drizzle with olive oil.
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It has pierced the stark distinctions that divide American communities.
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Nathan Deal (R) illustrate another part of the party's divide.
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On Facebook, the political divide has only been entrenched further.
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You have to figure out how to divide the cost.
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In another movie, this divide might seem reductive, even reactionary.
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For Mr. Marclay, there is often no divide at all.
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What's more, there was often an economic and racial divide.
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The divide between the developed and undeveloped world has widened.
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They want to divide the world into good and bad.
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These contested stories divide our sympathies and spur angry debates.
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You obviously know where I stand on this political divide.
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But it reflects the growing divide between the two parties.
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But it also underlines a divide over Mr. Trump himself.
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Busing is hardly the panacea for solving the racial divide.
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In the graphite drawing, lines divide the forms into sections.
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Divide the dough in half and knead until smooth. 4.
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His admonition further escalated the divide between employees and management.
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It's useful for Business Insider to divide things that way.
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But it also sharpened an ideological divide in the society.
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Let me ask you something that might spark a divide.
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The intelligence divide alone is horrifying to even think about.
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The divide between these two performances couldn't be more vast.
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What do you think Americans should do about this divide?
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Divide 9 into 72: Your money doubles in eight years.
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He also accepted some responsibility for Washington's deep partisan divide.
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This expertly constructed show manages never to cross that divide.
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That divide has been especially acute in New York City.
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"These attacks are seeking to disrupt and divide," he said.
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A partisan divide was evident in those results as well.
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"They're looking for ways to divide our society," he said.
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It is not Mr. Draper's first attempt to divide California.
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And it is intended to do nothing but divide people.
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If the parties divide power, voters have a harder time.
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When cells divide, they pass that damage to their descendants.
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Divide that sliver even further and distribute among your family.
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The divide is clearly driven by views toward President Trump.
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In hockey, a much different kind of divide has existed.
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That phrase is used to divide and used to distract.
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"There is no need to divide the country," he said.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's success owes much to his power to divide.
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Interactive content has also been hindered by a generational divide.
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I think there's going to be potentially a gender divide.
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The walk is short, but the virtual divide is huge.
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Prometheoarchaeum can take as long as 25 days to divide.
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Previously, scientists believed Jupiter itself was responsible for the divide.
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Go deeper: Trump's settlements announcement underscores partisan divide on Israel
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Yawning inequality continues to divide the ultrawealthy and everyone else.
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So how do all of us work across the divide?
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The findings also signal a partisan divide on the issue.
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But this partisan divide over this specific memo is misleading.
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You can divide the cooking in two, if you like.
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We now divide the president's public addresses into two categories.
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It's not realistic or efficient to equally divide all tasks.
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The divide in the field is how high to go.
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We see this divide every year at the Thanksgiving table.
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The role of religion in American identity revealed another divide.
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We'll start with the most obvious divide among Democrats: ideology.
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Season with salt and pepper and divide among four plates.
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But before the session could end, the divide got deeper.
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This year's bills divide the work of last year's effort.
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She warned that a Sanders presidency would further divide Americans.
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DIVIDE AND CONQUER Then it is time for the boys.
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There is this divide that we do need to bridge.
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Krystal Ball describes the generational divide in the Democratic party.
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Instead, the kiosks seem to point to an enduring divide.
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Consider two typical ways traders divide the stock market: 1.
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That response was seen as indicative of a generational divide.
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There's a great divide in the semiconductor space this month.
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Education was the great divide, for women as for men.
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Globalization also tends to divide societies into winners and losers.
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Growing divide between Trump and McConnell over impeachment trial 299.
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The calculation rests in part on the family's generational divide.
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Even now, because the case is ongoing, the divide persists.
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Music is supposed to bring us together, not divide us.
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To form the pasta, divide the dough into four pieces.
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So, let's try to unite the country, not divide it.
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There's a real divide between the trade hawks and doves.
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Roll the zucchini slices up and divide among the plates.
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What can Congress do to help resolve the digital divide?
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Victor White at the railroad tracks that divide New Iberia.
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But the partisan divide on which issues matter is stark.
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Rather, the very nature of tech leads to the divide.
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He can divide the world's population into winners and losers.
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To divide the house against itself so it cannot stand?
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The other way to divide the electorate is by intensity.
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Regionally, this crisis has laid bare a potentially dangerous divide.
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Once that is fractured, the resultant divide poses huge headaches.
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The monthly rent is $3,820, which the women divide equally.
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We've been called in this season to bridge a divide.
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There's a big divide between that number and GAAP results.
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A class divide has been growing for years among whites.
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Ed Sheeran's latest album Divide landed upon us mere mortals.
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The peril is that activist women won't transcend the divide.
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We have to bridge the divide and bring people together.
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They divide her daughter's toys into baskets according to category.
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The Nabokovs had themselves crossed an invisible, if indelible, divide.
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Divide it in half - each piece should be approximately 1Kg.
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Divide between baking sheets and spread in an even layer.
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In reality, it is simply aggravating the country's bitter divide.
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And in these accounts, there is a sharp gender divide.
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The text is so terribly important, mediate on that text but don&apost just make it up and that is the great divide that is going to, I think, divide the United States senate.
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On the divide between Keurig and kegerator Now, Hopsy wants to combine those two business models, with the announcement of the Hometap, a device that sits somewhere on the divide between Keurig and kegerator.
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Go deeper: Democrats' divide on Medicare for All The drug-pricing deal that got away Health care profits are soaring The urban-rural health care divide is growing The return of the ACA wars
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Split mirrors US cultural and political divide, bishop says William Willimon, a Duke Divinity School professor and bishop in the United Methodist Church, said the split mirrors the current US cultural and political divide.
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But Eisgruber has still done something important: create urgency in his own community about the American class divide — a divide that has led to anger, alienation and the most worrisome political situation in decades.
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"The fact that the racial divide is so deep between the parties, and the urban-rural divide is so deep between the parties, overlaps in problematic ways with the bias in Senate representation," says Lee.
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But the warming Earth is poised to divide — not unite — us.
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But the Philippines can't afford to straddle the divide, activists warn.
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This, I think, is the divide over health insurance in America.
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Suffice to say, it's about the divide between fiction and reality.
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A very big philosophical divide about how to approach these people.
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Microsoft faces a daunting task in bridging the country's digital divide.
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The divide boils down to a basic question: Do the big
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On top of that, there's still a digital divide at home.
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After lunch, it's nap time, and we divide and conquer again.
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Divide dough into 4 equal parts and smooth into round mounds.
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They really divide up the space differently, depending on the person.
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There's a growing divide in the US between farmers and eaters.
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TARANTO: Yes, this divide, we have seen it for a while.
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Divide the dough into two discs and wrap in plastic wrap.
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Trump was asked how to heal the racial divide in America.
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Challenges abound in trying to bridge the divide over the wall.
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The Huawei divide could mean they end up pushing us apart.
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We shall not let others prey on or divide us either.
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"Then divide the remaining hair into two equal parts," Gonzalez said.
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Other projects will aim to even out the urban-rural divide.
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Her allies had warned an endorsement would only further divide Democrats.
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Regardless of class divide, an interesting constant runs through the images.
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Societal norms influence the boy/girl divide, but also adult diagnoses.
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But the politics of identity still has the power to divide.
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Go deeper: How 5G may wide the rural-urban digital divide
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The divide in reactions might be generational, or maybe it's dispositional.
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Now the judge is being accused bridging the church-state divide.
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This has built a deep divide between Turks and Kurdish Turks.
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How did you and your husband divide duties in this way?
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The newly engaged singer released his biggest album yet, ÷ (pronounced "divide").
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There's no divide between them and their writers; they're not literature.
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But "there's not this big ideological divide among Democrats," he argued.
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Divide among plates and drizzle with the chili oil to serve.
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The general election may tell whether that divide can be bridged.
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Were you feeling organized enough to divide your list by store?
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These days history is more commonly used to divide and inflame.
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Britain and the EU will need to divide those 40,000 tonnes.
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"There's zero need to further divide female sports fans," she says.
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We've lost friends over this great divide; even families are split.
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There's still a divide between the representation of women and men.
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They are also what can divide us as a society, sadly.
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At one level the answer is the ever-widening partisan divide.
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They cannot be bullies and try to come conquer and divide.
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In Europe the European Commission and national regulators divide the load.
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But rather than form consensus, these reports served only to divide.
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This divide is likely to dampen the impact of the hearings.
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Divide the tuna among the plates, crumbling it over each serving.
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That divide and the wounds from it have never really healed.
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Critics say Yiannopoulos seeks to divide people by race and religion.
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There is also a class divide in attitudes to certain behaviour.
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Divide cauliflower mixture in half; place halves on prepared baking sheet.
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And that growing economic divide compounded other divisions in our country.
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This divide has dogged the government's response to the Brexit vote.
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Critics fear the move could divide the alliance and provoke Russia.
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One area where Grant saw a meaningful divide is in energy.
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There is a distinctive divide in the tastes of Razzouk's clientele.
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INGRAHAM: This will divide the party before the mid-term election.
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Divide the onion mixture equally into the center of 4 patties.
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But it also speaks to the generational divide in Democratic politics.
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Our survey suggests that the rural-divide is real and large.
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It rejected proposals to divide statewide congressional districts into smaller ones.
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The troubled father-son relationship, too, hints at a generational divide.
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"My mom always says, 'Love doesn't divide, it multiplies,' " she said.
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Neither is using religion as the reason to discriminate and divide.
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The authorities divide each city into squares, with about 240 people.
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Slice fruit for toppings and divide between the 2 servings. 4.
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But they are reluctant to deepen Europe's troubling east-west divide.
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Instead of a divide, old and new technology brought us together.
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The elections also reveal the divide created by the new constitution.
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Among women with young children the social divide is even sharper.
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Alas, the film itself doesn't bridge that divide quite as smoothly.
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Divide watercress mixture between sandwiches; cover each with 1 brioche slice.
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Divide the chicken, chayote, and the cucumber slices among the bowls.
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Certain policy issues, though, will continue to divide the two camps.
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The agreement has fostered a structural divide in other ways, too.
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But, in the pontificate of Pope Francis, that divide is blurring.
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Divide mixture among lettuce leaves, top with blue cheese, and serve.
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To serve, divide the sausage, spring onions, and radishes between bowls.
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She also warned that any indictment would seriously divide the country.
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But none of these examples are the divide I'm referring to.
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Wireless internet is far from a panacea for the digital divide.
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Hispanics might also divide closely between Biden and Warren or Sanders.
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He should be talking about things that unite, not divide us.
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Trump's divisive tweets opened an equally imposing divide between the parties.
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"I actually think that divide is narrowing quite quickly," Ryan said.
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In your nation as in mine, religion unifies -- it doesn't divide.
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Divide batter evenly among 3 bowls (about 3 cups per bowl).
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Space is playing a crucial role in bridging this digital divide.
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Internet access is also expanding, and the digital divide is closing.
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Criticizing "agents of anger determined to divide us," Democratic California Gov.
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Russia and Turkey say the attack aimed to divide them. Perhaps.
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Overall, the racial divide revealed by the exit polls is stark.
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There have been proposals to divide the 9th Circuit for decades.
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The racial divide on the question used to be 36 points.
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There is a fantastic divide between the rich and the poor.
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The divide stems from profound economic, generational, educational and cultural differences.
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Divide the cilantro and pickled vegetables on top of the pate.
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Divide about one-third of the whipped cream evenly among parfaits.
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Season with salt and pepper and divide mixture between potato skins.
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President Obama may have tried to rise above the political divide.
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We must not let fear and lack of understanding divide us.
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Don't forget to divide possessions of sentimental value, along with assets.
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Divide the soup among bowls and serve with the cheesy bread.
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The "He Will Not Divide Us" exhibit is now in Liverpool.
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These investments will help close the income divide and reduce poverty.
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Clearly the flyer is meant to scare and divide our residents.
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Some day there may be no divide between automotive and technology.
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Metropolis expressed fears about the class divide back in the 1920s.
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The bottom line: An intensified Sunni-Shia divide is not inevitable.
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The British media has epitomized this divide on their front pages.
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This just means fewer reporters have to divide a heavier workload.
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Now, Singapore has solution for bridging this divide: Intergenerational IT bootcamps.
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Divide among bowls and top each with a dollop of ricotta.
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Campaigns on both sides of the political divide are taking notice.
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One is the desire to reach across the left-right divide.
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You divide the skin and golden fat with clean, broad strokes.
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His words tended to divide the country, not unite the country.
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When I started school, though, that gender divide became more apparent.
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Perhaps you can divide artists into two categories: farmers and cowboys.
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The divide stems from a question of who has root access.
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We live in an age where the racial divide is growing.
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And it's that divide that we saw exploited in the primaries.
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On subjects that usually define the party-political divide, they agree.
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Three drivers divide up seat time, strategically alternating at pit stops.
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Divide between 2 glasses; top with whipped cream and raspberry sauce.
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Others have introduced partisan amendments that could potentially divide the chamber.
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The Senate has not completely avoided the partisan divide in America.
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"In subtle ways, congestion can widen the economic divide between individuals."
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Divide the dollar value of equity by your company's best value.
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But the teams themselves believe they no longer represent that divide.
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Except that there's one gaping divide in that north-south trajectory.
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The class divisions that produced the Labor-Liberal divide have faded.
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That is the aim of Daesh, to divide ethnicities and religions.
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This deal brought peace to the large and small business divide.
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Sanders divide in the party, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict definitively does.
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The stark divide between political partisans is of course nothing new.
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So I oppose movements that are attempting to divide our society ?
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"Divide and Conquer" is one of three projects focusing on Ailes.
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If anything, these actions only further divide an already polarized nation.
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When you look around you can divide managers into several categories.
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And this tracks across the ideological divide in the mainstream media.
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As a result, the divide with the Washington political class deepens.
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If we divide ourselves, we're doing our opponents' jobs for them.
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Still, he could not bridge the divide; perhaps he sharpened it.
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And the partisan divide is exactly what you would expect. Mrs.
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I wish that the murders did not divide our society anymore.
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NASA needs a leader who will unite us, not divide us.
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One of the faces of ever-growing digital divide, I suppose.
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Our partisan divide leaves us weaker as we face the world.
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We engage in passionate debate over issues that sometimes divide us.
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In post-1992 LA Riots America, the racial divide was significant.
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High crime rates are in part a reflection of this divide.
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These are common sense solutions that cross every conceivable political divide.
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BEING A BEAST: Adventures Across the Species Divide, by Charles Foster.
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Together, they may be able to bridge the Kurdistan-Iraq divide.
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To serve, divide the anchovy-peanut mixture among 4 small bowls.
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By hyping the divide between his populist base and educated elites.
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Divide $90 by three to get your monthly spend of $30.
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Repeated efforts to bridge the divide between the factions have collapsed.
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But the racial divide on education has not yet been bridged.
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This is what it was like when the divide still existed.
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The Hill: Senior Democrats tout achievements as party's generational divide widens.
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Politicians on both sides of the historical divide condemned Friday's attack.
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The Republican divide today is in some ways even harder to
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Once you divide us, you weaken us, we are stronger together.
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John Kasich of Ohio, continues to divide the anti-Trump vote.
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So to me, walls that divide us aren't a good thing.
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More broadly, data shows the partisan divide on Israel is widening.
|
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But the contentious issues at play could also divide tech companies.
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Using a slotted spoon, divide the ceviche among individual serving bowls.
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Among Democrats, that divide is a much wider 88% to 9%.
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Feeds now divide people and affect the structure of our societies.
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Graham's comments firmly underscore the divide between Congressional Democrats and Republicans.
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Yes, but: There's huge political opportunity in bridging the divide, too.
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Stir in the fennel fronds and divide the chowder among bowls.
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To serve, divide the lobster and corn mixture among the tortillas.
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Per the report: Go deeper: The political divide over climate science.
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That regional divide is key to understanding what happened in 2016.
|
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Eventually, that conflict of interest is going to divide the two.
|
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Its intention was to sow fear; its intention is to divide.
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No matter what you do there's going to be that divide.
|
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Framing it so seeks to divide and ultimately to halt progress.
|
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This sort of divide is being replicated all around the world.
|
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The final deal will divide the world economy into three tracks.
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This isn't the only photo to show Berlin's night light divide.
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Before I get there, a brief summary of the policy divide.
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So there is a huge, incredibly consequential divide on climate policy.
|
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I asked him to reflect on the divide in America today.
|
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And she has not given up on reaching across the divide.
|
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The recent experience of a tech lobbyist captured the political divide.
|
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That's also when polls picked up the widening partisan divide. Rep.
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A deepening U.S. divide, Chinese crackdown's surprise target, Banksy's expensive prank.
|
|
The Democrat Danny O'Connor's campaign has skillfully played to this divide.
|
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It was a symbolic divide as much as a physical one.
|
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They divide into tribes and resort to aggression to determine status.
|
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Bridging this racial divide is a fraught matter, noted Dr. Skinner.
|
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That gender divide played a big role in early teacher activism.
|
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There are still major issues that divide Senate Republicans on repeal.
|
|
"Hatred and violence won't be able to divide us," he said.
|
|
What's your view on the liberal and conservative divide in media?
|
|
My Jewish classmates seemed to divide along lines that privileged assimilation.
|
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It creates an instant divide, the surrogates and those using them.
|
|
"As a socialist country you cannot divide people," Mr. Yang said.
|
|
He bridged the divide between labor union leaders and their members.
|
|
But the debate itself represents a deep divide within country music.
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FROM SCREEN TO BOOK After the movie we divide and conquer.
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Even now, some remain ambivalent, which may reflect a generational divide.
|
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Scholars used to divide the Resistance into "active" and "passive" forms.
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The divide between American Jews and Israeli Jews goes beyond politics.
|
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He said the dynamic was contributing to the nation's political divide.
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It's a fiction that was created to basically divide resources unequally.
|
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Divide the cheese, kimchi, apple, and nori among the roll bottoms.
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This kind of moderate savings also marks the sharpest racial divide.
|
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It may be the biggest divide in this year's Democratic primaries.
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It's one more divide in the early stages of this campaign.
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I think we should divide the issues between traditionalism and nationalism.
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His enemies are legion on both sides of the Russia divide.
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Let's get together, take on Trump's desire to divide us up.
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You could probably divide American drama into before "Raisin" and after.
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The partisan divide in infections and responses is difficult to ignore.
|
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When you bridge eras, it's easy to slip into the divide.
|
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Go deeper: Trump plants racial explosives in the urban-rural divide
|
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The divide between what's worthwhile and what's not is surprisingly vast.
|
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"Don't let this very divided vote divide us," he told members.
|
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Since then, the divide has become harder, deeper and more intractable.
|
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The success is a remnant of the country's Cold War divide.
|
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But within those numbers is another story — a stark gender divide.
|
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Audiard has managed to forge a third way, straddling the divide.
|
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By now, you may have noticed a divide among your friends.
|
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"We're not trying to divide and separate this country," Curry said.
|
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At first, Michael and Angela plan to divide their money equally.
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Clearly the flyer is meant to scare and divide our residents.
|
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This much is certain: the partisan divide on the Court exists.
|
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America's political divide is deeper than it has been in decades.
|
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We've also had governments that tried to hurt and divide us.
|
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The best January dishes bridge the divide between healthful and heavy.
|
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The partisan divide looks likely to be the same this time.Sen.
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They even come with vertical pieces to further divide your compartments.
|
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The field is still coping with the effects of that divide.
|
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He has captured the faces of both sides of the divide.
|
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That divide continued last week when Amazon reneged on the deal.
|
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The Morning Consult poll, of course, showed the usual partisan divide.
|
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Yakima's social divide has long been defined by a physical one.
|
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But there's one curious divide within his output, too little discussed.
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Washington must not give him additional opportunities to divide and rule.
|
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The sharpest divide over Kavanaugh's nomination predictably falls along partisan lines.
|
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"Some people divide the world into disgusting or nice," she said.
|
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How better to heal our divide than to provide preventive services?
|
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How the Answers to Four Simple Questions Explain America's Great Divide.
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But on the question of climate change, the divide is stark.
|
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And it generally hovered on the edge of the partisan divide.
|
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I simply wanted to describe the intractability of the partisan divide.
|
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You could write an entire article on this cooperative great divide!
|
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They now divide their time among Barcelona, Spain; Majorca; and Paris.
|
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This divide sums up the perpetual neglect felt in the north.
|
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That is the source of the divide in the first place.
|
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Until recently, the divide of this outcrop has been largely theoretical.
|
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This divide has run through Jewish history, and through Jewish individuals.
|
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It's a divide that Democratic Party leaders ignore at their peril.
|
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Perhaps the divide was never so stark in the first place.
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Never play into the hands of those trying to divide us.
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We cannot allow Donald Trump to threaten communities and divide Americans.
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There was, however, a stark racial divide in feeding tube use.
|
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Give them a good stir, then divide them among warmed bowls.
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The combination of gender and education produces an especially broad divide.
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If you divide 72 by that rate, you get 4.16 years.
|
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The racial divide is still extreme in areas of South Africa.
|
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A man had successfully campaigned on the prejudices that divide us.
|
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President Trump's preference has always been to divide, attack and scare.
|
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State constitutions divide power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
|
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The thing is, the red-blue divide isn't just about money.
|
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When they have three women, it's easier to divide that responsibility.
|
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Socially though, there was no economic divide between students on campus.
|
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Divide the sum by 1,000 to get the watt-hour rating.
|
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The survey shows a partisan divide between Republicans and Democrats, however.
|
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The players have used the flag to divide, not to unite.
|
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Dr. Jennifer Conti: In obstetrics, we don't divide pregnancies into terms.
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Traditional experience doesn't always help when dealing with a generational divide.
|
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"We're clearing the digital divide and reaching emerging markets," Dankberg said.
|
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The Sanders/Clinton divide is case in point for the Democrats.
|
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That speaks to a deeper, developing divide within the Democratic Party.
|
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Polyps divide into thousands of clones that eventually form coral reefs.
|
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America is being torn apart by a seemingly unsurmountable ideological divide.
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Rising costs for extracurriculars creates a divide between economically diverse families.
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Divide among glasses and grate some fresh nutmeg over the top.
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To serve, Divide the fish and onion halves among 4 plates.
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On the day of travel, we divide our areas of work.
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The memorial service inadvertently illustrated the nature of the deepening divide.
|
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"That language is too puny -- it's designed to divide," he says.
|
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The Dutch case created an early divide among the company's bondholders.
|
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Now, they seemed inclined to divide the squad for some reason.
|
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" He added, "One evil act does not divide a united community.
|
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But hardly anyone across the political divide seemed to believe him.
|
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It has a strange ability both to unite and to divide.
|
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If national newsrooms must bridge this divide, Carney offers two suggestions.
|
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But when it comes to CBD, there is no partisan divide.
|
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Are we going to let him use those to divide us?
|
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When judges handle these cases, they increasingly divide along party lines.
|
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So the nature of its economy produces this kind of divide.
|
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The digital health futurist Fard Johnmar calls this the Information Divide.
|
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The result is a widening divide between two visions of democracy.
|
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The Trump administration has tried, sometimes unsuccessfully, to straddle this divide.
|
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Our new research shows that the divide among Asians is generational.
|
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The internal class divide is less severe on the Democratic side.
|
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Mr. Cohen's testimony will reinforce the partisan divide over the president.
|
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" He said he wanted to "incite violence, retaliation and further divide.
|
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His strategy of reelection is to divide the American people up.
|
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How did the decision give way to today's deep political divide?
|
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Climate policy didn't always divide quite so neatly along partisan lines.
|
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"This is an artificial way to divide it up," Conover said.
|
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When I'm playing a game I love, that divide fades away.
|
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The real divide is over how far to go in responding.
|
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And one of those issues is the digital divide, and infrastructure.
|
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Central to this divide is the distinction between privacy and anonymity.
|
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We are not going to let Donald Trump divide our communities.
|
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Perhaps the divide, the disdain, the whole crack-up are inevitable.
|
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This war is designed to divide democratic nations from within, to divide democratic nations from each other, and to ultimately destroy institutions that bring democratic nations together for common purpose, from NATO to the European Union.
|
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There is one side of the modern left-right divide that thinks tearing brown babies away from their parents and imprisoning them is a matter of national security, and that side of the divide is ascendant.
|
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Nolan is banking on the idea that exposure breeds good vibes, and that hanging out with a person who comes from the opposite side of a political divide can create enough connective tissue to bridge that divide.
|
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The late David Porter borrowed it for his 2008 study, "On the Divide," which documents Cather's painstaking construction of her public image, and in particular her attempt, largely successful, to straddle the divide between commerce and art.
|
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Obama blames the success of Russia's election hacks on America's political divide Obama blames the success of Russia's election hacks on America's political divide The Russian hack of the 2016 election worked because America let it work.
|
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Others worried that a vote could divide the labor movement more broadly.
|
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It might be helpful to divide statements about this into two categories.
|
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Obviously, the partisan divide on environmental policy has been growing ever wider.
|
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"My mom always says, 'Love doesn't divide, it multiplies,' " Jessa tells PEOPLE.
|
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He didn't need to demean or divide in order to sound tough.
|
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" Googlers argue they really care about closing the so-called "digital divide.
|
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The executive-first strategy reveals another divide in Democratic immigration ideas, though.
|
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To determine the number of years, divide 2000 by the inflation rate .
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To serve, slice bread in half crosswise and divide among 4 plates.
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It's a divide that's grown increasingly visible, with both sides claiming leverage.
|
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Pepsi's new global tag line is managing to divide the industry experts.
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Divide it by 365 [days], that's 265 people dying prematurely every day.
|
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China's attempt to divide international opinion about Xinjiang has worked so far.
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After all, she has nice homes on both sides of the divide.
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Divide the pesto in half and reserve one- half for another use.
|
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That divide ranges from aborted projects to lethal fires to midair explosions.
|
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Among the ultrarich, though, there's a divide between how wealth is shown.
|
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We divide that day into smaller fractions: the hour, minute, and second.
|
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This divide is likely to become more apparent due to population aging.
|
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And the divide this go-around appears to be growing even starker.
|
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In this period, breast tissue develops and the cells within divide rapidly.
|
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The anecdote was meant to divide, not unite and is completely false.
|
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Voter approval of Cal3 would not automatically divide California into three states.
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Absolutely. Deep partisan divide, along with platforms that easily amplify misleading messages?
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But in public, the spat over Russia has revealed a deep divide.
|
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They are part of the marketing campaign for his latest album, Divide.
|
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Divide orange juice mixture evenly among 8 (3-oz.) ice-pop molds.
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There is still a great divide over how to treat Paterno's legacy.
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Transportation is often where the urban planning gender divide becomes most apparent.
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In many places, the divide within countries appears to be getting worse.
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To Mr. Zou, that generational divide mirrored the political tensions at stake.
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And we wonder why there is a persistent degree divide in America.
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Yet the extraordinarily intricate web of clans can lethally "divide and destroy".
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So the great weight divide is hardly a hard and fast truth.
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Other polling questions also show an increase in the perceived partisan divide.
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There's no way to divide it up without causing massive problems, right?
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Mr Maduro's aim may be to use them to divide the opposition.
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Divide the batter among the 2 pans and bake approximately 17 minutes.
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They saw the wall as an attempt to divide the school permanently.
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To serve, divide the granita between plates and top with the berries.
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Divide that between four players, and you're looking at a $12,500 cut.
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Divide the creme fraiche between plates and spread into an even layer.
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There's a kind of sinister genius to this divide-and-conquer strategy.
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To serve, divide the potato purée among plates and top with meatballs.
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A Burger King splits the divide between these two branches as well.
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Politically, this has been an unbridgeable divide for going on 40 years.
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Another divide concerns climate change and responses like the Green New Deal.
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But there are no current Fox News employees in Divide and Conquer.
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Mr. Trump, I did ask about bridging the divide though as president.
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The divide between creators' lives and their work is a fine line.
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Another riddle for theorists is that attacks straddle the civilian-military divide.
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Go deeper: Dueling summits underline divide between U.S. and allies on Iran
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The HDP, which backs Imamoglu, accused Erdogan of trying to divide Kurds.
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I really don't believe in the divide between traditional and digital talent.
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We'll divide our players into a few groups to keep everything straight.
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He's hoping his third album, ÷ (pronounced "Divide"), will help him break records.
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There may be a pre- and post-Columbine divide within that group.
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There are worrying signs of the increasing civilian-military divide in America.
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There's a big — and often costly — divide between paper and realized gains.
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Their answers revealed a divide among the parties on how to act.
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Two large erected walls divide the hangar-like space into three sections.
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Then there's the Thai submarine debacle, which neatly illustrated the narrative divide.
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AMONG the many things that divide Democrats from Republicans is climate change.
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The report underlines the sharp divide between the wealthy and the rest.
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A recent pledge by dozens of prominent economists spanned the partisan divide.
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That's why I am calling to you from across this ridiculous divide.
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This causes the cell to divide itself and turn into a tumor.
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A trans military ban is yet another attempt to divide and distract.
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As a result, the divide within the black community has widened sharply.
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"His racist, isolationist policies would divide our country," he wrote on Monday.
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We divide the bill evenly, and I pay $17.68 for my share.
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The divide, long present in Europe, is playing out with new intensity.
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The violence is not new, and the racial divide is not new.
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The reasons for this renewed north-south divide are many and various.
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Divide the mixture among the empty shells, really packing it in there.
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Mr Mounk points to several other developments that help explain the divide.
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That prompted talk of China trying to divide and rule in Europe.
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Sam sees this divide clearly and isn't afraid to talk about it.
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To make the khachapuri: Divide the dough into 2 equal balls. 4.
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But in Episode 9, the divide between those lives comes crashing down.
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But if it is viewed as partisan, it will divide the country.
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The Helper then chooses how to divide the proceeds of the investment.
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WALLACE: We&aposll ask our Sunday panel about the Trump family divide.
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The digital divide the FCC should focus on is the affordability crisis.
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Every hurricane season, news reports divide the country's coast into two camps.
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As Haberman explained, this happened on both sides of the political divide.
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To serve, divide the sungold tomatoes, gherkins, and turnip slices between plates.
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Kenyatta in turn has said Odinga is attempting to divide the country.
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At the center of the divide are two sets of divergent trends.
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It's a disgraceful propaganda machine that is trying to divide the party.
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Better figure out how to divide that 20 percent tip by four.
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Fold in the cooled marshmallow mixture and divide between ice cube trays.
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Spencer said the story's timing is significant given the country's political divide.
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The partisan divide was even sharper when it came to the media.
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The so-called digital divide and the smart grid also garner mentions.
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They are dissatisfied with the divide between the communities and the police.
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It's so simple to get caught up in lines that divide us.
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This racial divide in savings contributes to worsening inequality in overall wealth.
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The result of the Brexit referendum showed a similar rural-urban divide.
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In the 1990s, we feared a "digital divide" between rich and poor.
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This week's divide between Republicans over health care has highlighted that concern.
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This divide must be confronted relentlessly and closed once and for all.
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The biggest political divide in Britain today is age, The Economist reports.
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Ask yourself if this argument is worth a divide in your relationship.
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And, it was really weird, because you do see the gender divide.
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Owens joins the podcast to discuss growing political divide across the country.
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That phrase is used to divide and it is used to distract.
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Warren isn't the first politician to promise to close the digital divide.
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He wants community leaders to divide the load to tackle more problems.
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The FBI's fight with Apple has thrust that divide into the spotlight.
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Hillary has a long history of using race to divide the country.
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" A senior GOP official involved in the conversations: "It's a generational divide.
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The divide over the Kurds has put the NATO allies at odds.
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Islamic fundamentalists don't want to 'divide' us, they want to kill us.
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Until now, the divide between lists and boards has essentially been religious.
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"Now is not the time to divide Brazilians," he told party colleagues.
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There are storms that bring us together and storms that divide us.
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Divide dough into 8 even portions, and form each into a ball.
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For Americans troubled by this scientific divide, the study offered some hope.
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That this divide has vanished can partly be attributed to Ms Hadid.
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"You never want to divide economic consequences from decision-making," he says.
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GOP leaders insist the divide between moderate Republicans and conservatives is surmountable.
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I became a comedy writer to entertain people, not to divide them.
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Together, we can bridge the civil-military divide and inspire community resurgence.
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Pa Kettle, a bloodhound, was elected mayor of Divide, Colorado, in 2014.
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Events in Europe suggest IS is failing in its mission to divide.
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Divide among 4 bowls and drizzle with more ranch and barbecue sauce.
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To serve: Divide bagels between plates and top with curried egg mixture.
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It accused Israel of trying to divide the region and weaken Iraq.
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These companies divide, rename, and merge entities often to evade legal action.
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Trying to divide voters by race is so predictable for Trump's team.
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Now, that divide has creeped into the therapy sessions of American couples.
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Today, that divide is less over race than economics, city officials say.
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The digital divide is stark, persists, and disproportionately impacts people of color.
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With Gary, the formula is to divide by seven and add literature.
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Her rhetoric only serves to further divide an already painfully divided nation.
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Sanders won the support of the first, ascendant side of that divide.
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There was a similar divide over Obama's optimistic final speech to the
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A more interesting picture of our cultural divide emerges when taken together.
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While many issues divide us, the integrity of the vote should not.
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"Wexton wants to divide and conquer" conservative voters, the GOP official said.
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The insistence on a generational divide makes that existential condition more painful.
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On the other side of the divide, the view is very different.
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Both Democrats argued that the impeachment inquiry will further divide the country.
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Working parents who do well often adopt a "divide and conquer" strategy.
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This competition within the competition has established a divide within the sport.
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For her, the gender divide has long been knitted into the culture.
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Scaremongering without numbers will not reduce the divide between Democrats and Republicans.
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Republicans tailored their convention to Mr. Trump's side of the educational divide.
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Tech watchers say the tech-Trump divide is partly a culture clash.
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The poll mirrored a partisan divide when it comes to racial attitudes.
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Clinton is also seeking to bridge a divide in her own party.
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The quartet was instrumental in bridging the divide between Islamists and secularists.
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For China's web companies, the divide may have even more significant implications.
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There was a partisan divide, however, when it came to assigning responsibility.
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The first argument against impeachment is that it will divide the nation.
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For many Democrats, the living symbol of this divide are the superdelegates.
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Divide those earnings by the number of working hours in a year.
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Viral math equations have been known to divide people on the internet.
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The partisan divide isn't surprising given the original intent of the series.
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WHITE RAGE: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, by Carol Anderson.
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Judicial activism has infuriated those on each side of the political divide.
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But here, the left-right ideological divide is tearing the country apart.
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Are the Olympics bringing Brazilians together or reminding them of that divide?
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But Perez allies see him as a potential bridge over that divide.
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Among those who voted to wait, moreover, there remains a further divide.
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But for Cramer, the generational divide was only part of the problem.
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That divide has been growing since the late 1990s, especially since 2008.
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She was right, in an abstract, divide-by-zero kind of way.
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We need to stop the false divide between physical and mental health.
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Almost a half-century later, this black and white health divide persists.
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The parties now evenly divide those states' Senate seats, holding six each.
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"We need to remember the issues of the digital divide," she said.
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There's also a partisan divide over views of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It was the first time he had realized the area's digital divide.
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So we divide up the segments and give you some of them.
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Divide the congee among bowls and top with whatever toppings you desire!
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The wider the class divide between us, the crueler men often became.
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But there is no reason to divide the burden up this way.
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It's a stark illustration of the impeachment divide within the Democratic caucus.
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Divide the potato mixture in two, and place in the waffle maker.
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Similarly to Gallup's question, there was a racial divide in PRRI's findings.
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Divide among prepared ramekins and place the ramekins on a baking sheet.
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Divide mixture into 23-ounce patties and transfer to a baking sheet.
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Gay activism's most vaunted prize—marriage—is indirect proof of that divide.
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Well, it just seems like the divide has started with on demand.
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And so there may be more reason to divide the property equally.
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As the nature of manufacturing jobs shift, so too will the divide.
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They want to project a huge divide between people and the government.
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How did you and your partner divide the duties in this way?
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And yet, the digital divide persists, simply because closing it isn't profitable.
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To serve, divide the pasta among plates and top with tomato sauce.
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Divide between 4 plates and top each plate with a poached egg.
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But baseball's class divide extended beyond the people who attended the games.
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Soon Detective Caruso was forced to divide his attention with other cases.
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Sessions' candidacy could further divide the vote of Republicans who oppose Moore.
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Iran is talking as much to divide its enemies as to conquer.
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Divide and conquer: Select the best deals and stick to those items.
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Arthur: There is an interesting divide within the evangelical movement this election.
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A better idea is to reach out across a yawning class divide.
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This week, a divide on how to handle that became more apparent.
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Do your own political beliefs reflect the partisan divide on this issue?
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How does one bridge "the divide between the Danube and the ghetto"?
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Images showing suffragist support for World War I signal a significant divide.
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This divide would also likely be reflected among state and local officials.
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He and his partners are now in negotiations to divide their holdings.
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He sees the bill as a way to bridge the partisan divide.
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"The main worry was China's divide-and-rule policy," Ms. Stanzel said.
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It helps to mentally divide dictatorships into two categories: institutional and personalist.
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To serve, divide among bowls and top with the cashews and cilantro.
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Still, the new polls uncovered a deep partisan divide on ACA sentiments.
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It is that the racial divide doesn't feel like the other divides.
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This stark split along educational lines became known as the Diploma Divide.
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It encourages children to divide their income equally among the three jars.
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Divide and Preserve: Reclassifying Tigers to Help Save Them From Extinction 153.
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And Mr. Murdoch, 21791, must now divide up a lifetime of spoils.
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I think it'll be a case of the divide and conquer approach.
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Dr. Dhers's haughty rant tapped into tensions around Argentina's deep economic divide.
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The interesting thing is this wealth divide is not city-suburb anymore.
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The implications of a digital gender divide multiply on the global scale.
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PERCENTILE Percentiles are numbers that divide ordered, quantitative datasets into one-hundredths.
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A double-face chimney and a slatted partition visually divide the space.
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So it was really figuring how best to divide up that time.
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For Mr. Cave, movement is a way to bridge our cultural divide.
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Divide the four First Encounters With Racism stories equally among the students.
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Previous research has found that the same divide happens with children's chores.
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"You have to count the legs and divide by six," he joked.
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The curtains that divide the court from the public gallery were drawn.
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This gender divide, as unstudied as it may be, is still obvious.
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So they asked a federal judge to divide the money into settlements.
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White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide, by Carol Anderson.
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Advocates for intersex athletes like to say that sex doesn't divide neatly.
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Same-sex couples, research has consistently found, divide up chores more equally.
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Shake vigorously for 30 seconds, then divide evenly between two cocktail coupes.
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Shake again for 30 seconds, then divide evenly between two cocktail coupes.
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But that question underscored America's deep partisan divide on taxes as well.
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You mustn't normalize a process that will only result in further divide.
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Others in the party divide blame between Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell.
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Cryptocurrencies are the new red state/blue state divide in America. StockTwits
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And we have to figure out how do we bridge that divide.
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He castigated Republicans for using religion as a wedge to divide Americans.
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The Washington Post: Sanders-Warren rift highlights liberal divide: purity versus pragmatism.
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That's something either side of the impeachment divide can use right now.
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