The city's dividing line of wealth was not unrelated to the other dividing line, but it was less distinctly geographical and easier for me to cross.
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And I felt that dividing line Election Night pretty strongly.
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The year 2005 is the dividing line for Mr. Kepel.
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He has made use of that historic dividing line before.
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And that marks a true dividing line with Main Street.
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To him, however, the dividing line is set in 1965.
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It's the cultural dividing line that separates Yanks from the Brits.
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The traditional media establishment have over time found that dividing line.
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Day and night seemed indistinguishable, the dividing line between them membranic.
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The dividing line is at the border between BBB- and BB+.
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Knebworth is such an important moment—it was a dividing line.
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Here, it seems, was the dividing line between Trump and Carlson.
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"The dividing line isn't even marked on the ground", Ms Kagan noted.
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But race is not the only important social dividing line in America.
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CNN: You write about motherhood as a kind of stark dividing line.
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On both occasions, the dividing line was between formalist and ideological critics.
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In his view, Ruskin sees Warsh as a kind of dividing line.
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YouGov in April called age the "new dividing line in British politics".
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The Great Depression had made economics the fundamental dividing line of conflict.
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In Taiwan, the dividing line between pop and underground is very interesting.
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Intersectionality has become a dividing line between the left and the right. Sen.
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For every candidate in every election campaign, it inevitably becomes a dividing line.
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All four are attached perpendicularly to the dividing line between the vertical bands.
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Let's use New York's 27th Congressional District as a dividing line, for instance.
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The city's dividing line had become more permeable, at least in one direction.
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When I started the project, I expect that to be a dividing line.
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Among Democrats, education has emerged as a key dividing line on economic policy.
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"The dividing line isn't even marked on the ground," Justice Elena Kagan said.
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It all depends on which issue becomes the central dividing line of politics.
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Age is emerging as the most important dividing line in the Democratic primary.
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His SUV crossed the yellow dividing line and directly hit the western bridge support.
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The true dividing line between the two Americas is not geography, race or education.
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But the real dividing line between the two involved the nature of political leadership.
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But these days the dividing line seems to be primarily between Christians and Muslims.
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I've felt how hostile that dividing line between Trump's America and mine can be.
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It set 10 percent as the dividing line between less and more harmful feedstocks.
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Here, a dividing line between "good" moonshine and the colloquial "rotgut" can be drawn.
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Europe has been a dividing line among Conservatives since the days of Margaret Thatcher.
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"The dividing line between good stress and bad stress is the duration," Friedman says.
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Hospitals understandably dislike these proposals, and there may well be a better dividing line.
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Italy is rated two notches above the dividing line between investment grade and junk.
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METAIRIE, La. — The crucial cultural dividing line in Louisiana has always been north-south.
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These bans also unwittingly create a dividing line between "justified" abortions and everything else.
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GF: Traditionally, the dividing line between traditional Democrats and tech Democrats is college education.
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The big dividing line is between Republican proposals that take away health care, and ours.
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The Palestinian issue was once the dividing line between left and right in Israeli politics.
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The commission set 10 percent as the dividing line between less and more harmful feedstocks.
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It seems like there is a real firm dividing line between one and the other.
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Berlin Theater BERLIN — In Germany, the dividing line between books and plays is astonishingly fluid.
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Clearly, the political dividing line for today's Catholic voters is immigration, along with national identity.
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When one remembers in an adopted language, there is a dividing line in that remembrance.
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In 2016, race and identity has emerged as the central dividing line in American politics.
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Medicare for All has been the clearest dividing line in a primary that has skewed progressive.
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It remains the dividing line for Lupe's career, but it also remains his best album cover.
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"The dividing line for me was I didn't want another window air-conditioning unit," he said.
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This dividing line between the parties may play an important role in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The dividing line in Democratic politics around Mr. Biden's candidacy was immediately apparent on Thursday morning.
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Fifth Avenue is generally thought of as the dividing line between the East and West Sides.
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The dividing line is around age 45, and it is as stark as a flipped switch.
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Sirte lies in the center of Libya's coastline, on the dividing line between the warring factions.
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Sirte lies in the centre of Libya's coastline, on the dividing line between the warring factions.
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David Leonhardt The great new dividing line in American life is the four-year college degree.
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But the issue of tax credits is actually an important dividing line in the Republican caucus.
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There can be sort of a dividing line between an emotional relationship and a physical relationship.
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Sirte lies in the center of Libya's coastline, on the dividing line between the warring factions.
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They've got some dividing line in their head even if they're not even conscious about it.
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The dividing line between these two spaces is made up of some kids picnicking on the concrete.
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The breakpoint — the dividing line between the Russell 26.9 and the Russell 2000 — is about $3.4 billion.
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To me, the dividing line is, is the art about the thing that the artist has done.
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Thus a clear dividing line has emerged across the Americas, Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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In short, they want to move the dividing line back to where it was in the 2000s.
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Because of course, race isn't the only dividing line that developed countries like America struggle with today.
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But there's no doubt this will be one -- if not the only -- dividing line in the race.
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That discussion prompted Rao to suggest that there was no obvious dividing line for judges to divine.
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It concerns an issue that has, in recent years, become a dividing line between Republicans and Democrats.
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The end of 2016 — and specifically the election of Donald Trump — marks a dividing line for Facebook's priorities.
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There's hardly a dividing line between his life and art: He weaves yarns and so do his characters.
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One drawback: The dividing line between the two screens can get in the way of text and images.
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Although many Americans were negatively affected, they weren't equally negatively affected and often the dividing line was generational.
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Imagine driving 200 miles an hour down a narrow road with a dividing line, bumps and fences alongside.
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And the outcome will set a major precedent in finding the dividing line between religious liberty and discrimination.
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So race and identity are likely to stay as the dividing line in politics for a little while.
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Mr. O'Rawe worried that a new, visible dividing line on the island would revive ancient division and anger.
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It's reflective of a larger ideological fight that transcends race as a dividing line in the Democratic Party.
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For China as a whole, the government's decision in 2008 to rev up investment was also a dividing line.
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The dividing line between disaster and glory can be very thin, as England and Croatia found out on Sunday.
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Half the globe is always illuminated, but where the dividing line is between day and night is always changing.
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Imagine driving 200 miles an hour down a narrow road with a dividing line... Why is it so tricky?
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I arrived at the dividing line after Pedro, the most athletic kid in class, had already grabbed a ball.
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But whether a state expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare is a dividing line in how high the coverage gains were.
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A half a percentage point difference could be the dividing line, said Chris Horymski, senior research analyst at MagnifyMoney.
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The persistent question around the governor is the dividing line between where his beliefs end and his pragmatism begins.
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He pointed to Mr. Obama's election as a dividing line, when routine opposition in Congress turned rigid and maximalist.
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"The dividing line that keeps student debt in the good category involves the amount you borrow," Ms. Cagan writes.
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The Fed cut rates to near zero during the Great Recession, but it has never breached that dividing line.
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Rather, it's that the dividing line separating "genius" from the rest of humanity is blurrier than we might expect.
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But the central dividing line appears to be over how the federal government would help people purchase health insurance.
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And population density, as Americans saw in the last election, is increasingly the dividing line of the nation's politics.
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With Nixon's strategic guidance, Republicans went full steam ahead in making it the central dividing line in American politics.
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They also remind us the issue seems certain to be a major dividing line in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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Holyrood has become just as tribal as Westminster, though the dividing line is different (the Scottish nationalists versus everyone else).
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Sirte lies at the center of Libya's Mediterranean coastline, on the dividing line between regions controlled by rival Libyan factions.
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In focusing on health care and wages in 2018, they are making the dividing line about the size of government.
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The evolutionary history of the sitcom format can be split into two periods, with Seinfeld as a rough dividing line.
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That, after all, is what many analysts consider to be the dividing line between souped-up fitness tracker and smartwatch.
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The two populations were kept almost entirely separate until rules for traveling across the dividing line were eased in 2003.
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The urban-rural divide that characterizes both the district and the candidates running is also increasingly a political dividing line.
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The dividing line between the parties was no longer a philosophy about governing (a political ideology — more or less government).
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For many in the audience, the 1960s generation gap is still the unbreachable dividing line between civilization and the wild.
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This is called the KT boundary, because it marks the dividing line between the Cretaceous period and the Tertiary period.
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Most often, the dividing line was the final question posed to each participant: Why should women of color choose you?
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Of course, the duration of the campaign will help determine if it becomes a dividing line within the Democratic Party.
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Farmers instinctively knew about the dividing line between us and them, and we understood that — to outsiders — we were them.
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The original series always posited a kind of dividing line between the destruction of hatred and the beauty of kindness.
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Traditionally, in New York, the dividing line between a robust and not-so-great market is a 2 percent vacancy rate.
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" For Yale Economics Professor Dean Karlan, the dividing line is even simpler: "Don't cry over things that can't cry over you.
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However, they agree that a dividing line can be achieved when an object is around the size of 13 Jupiter masses.
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People who work at home are most susceptible — the dividing line between work and family time is merely a closed door.
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And here's the big takeaway: Depending on which issue is the primary dividing line, the party system can look quite different.
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There, the border wall stops short, like a book snapped shut, as the dividing line begins to rise into rugged mountains.
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"This is the moment when the dawn breaks," came Prime Minister Boris Johnson's echo from across the newly raised dividing line.
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A peace deal ended a decades-long conflict in Northern Ireland, which turned a dividing line invisible, free of customs checks.
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We've recently heard that President Donald Trump allegedly used the word "shithole" to draw a dividing line between us and them.
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Schattschneider's fundamental insight was that the fight over this primary dividing line is the most important fight in all of politics.
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The image here reveals a stark dividing line, with the South heavily illuminated and the North almost entirely shrouded in darkness.
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The political dividing line in America used to be between cities, which were mostly Democratic, and suburbs, which had long been Republican.
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The red and maroon shapes on opposite sides of the dividing line can be read as a solid form and its shadow.
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The dividing line is the Mississippi River, according to Stephens-Davidowitz — racist Google searches are significantly less common west of the river.
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Russia still maintains a fence the length of the 120-mile frontier with Norway, sometimes several kilometers back from the dividing line.
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His first work in the medium, "Road" (1972), put the tape aesthetic into motion, following a highway dividing line for 20 minutes.
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In 212, using Fifth Avenue as the dividing line, cross streets were given "East" and "West" designations, as in West 21811st Street.
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Closer up, though, it becomes clear that invisible walls enclose Monterrey's wealthy core, creating a dividing line between its four million residents.
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Since then, all sides have largely accepted the river as the dividing line, an understanding likely to hold until the Americans leave.
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No other candidate is in double-digits, a clear dividing line between the top three candidates and the rest of the field.
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And just days before Trump takes office, Assange has become a dividing line in the GOP's emerging intra-party fight over national security.
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That said, it's not hard to see how you use this particular device could easily be the dividing line between you and consequences.
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"This is the dividing line, the front position of the Syrian army in the southern (Aleppo) countryside," a Syrian military source told Reuters.
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The existing wall runs intermittently along the dividing line between the US and Mexico, covering about 650 miles of the 403,989-mile border.
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The dividing line will be defined by those who took the coming age seriously and prepared for it and those who were passive.
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If there is a dividing line, it's along those lines, but they definitely share a lot of features, because they're organized belief systems.
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Sputore said he was less interested in the dividing line between humans and androids, and more in the relationship between humans and robots.
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This sharpens the dividing line between potentially habitable planets and those that are inhospitable to life as we know it, the researchers said.
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"This could be the key dividing line between passionate environmentalists and economic pragmatists in the party," said pollster Nik Nanos of Nanos Research.
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Earlier this month, a senior Russian official said Tadef marked an agreed dividing line between the Syrian army and the Turkey-backed forces.
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These days, it is often said, the real dividing line in politics is between open-door liberals and pull-up-the-drawbridge nationalists.
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The fact that some states took the expansion and others didn't provides a dividing line that will pit Republicans against one another. Sen.
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While Anthonioz and Giacometti shared the belief that there should be no dividing line between decoration and fine art, their aesthetics diverged radically.
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Joe's desire to have children, and Cameron's realization that she absolutely does not want to have them, is kind of a dividing line.
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The dividing line between what counts as tech — often fuzzy — appears to be slicing along gross margin lines, and the repeatability of business.
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The man killed himself on the Mexican side of the bridge, just meters away from the international dividing line, the other source said.
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The bill sets 400 percent of the FPL as the dividing line between those who will and will not qualify for a subsidy.
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This graph nicely shows how the dividing line in American politics has shifted in clockwise fashion, producing different political alignments and different majorities.
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Russia still maintains a fence the length of the 196 km frontier with NATO member Norway, sometimes several kilometers back from the dividing line.
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There still is a clear dividing line, with higher-quality loans finding robust demand while lenders can demand sweeter terms on lower-grade deals.
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"This is the dividing line between the cold air in the West and the warm air in the South," said CNN Meteorologist Dave Hennen.
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Casey treats "viability" — when a fetus can survive outside the womb — as the important constitutional dividing line for individual states' ability to restrict abortion.
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It's created this dividing line in the culture that's not healthy for the democracy, that you're either with a news outlet or against it.
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Of course, it is a minor act of hubris to make our stand on the dividing line of the Appalachians on an August afternoon.
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Education isn't a perfect dividing line, but it's a meaningful one: People with a four-year college degree have generally enjoyed rising living standards.
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The vote on the customs union is crucial because it marks what many see as the dividing line between a hard and soft Brexit.
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But if you want to draw a dividing line between the previous generation of rap and the current one, "Duffle Bag Boy" is it.
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It sits in the center of Libya's coastline on the dividing line between loose alliances aligned with rival governments in Tripoli and the east.
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While no one can escape the delays, a relatively fast commute has become a new dividing line between well-off and lower-income people.
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Whether we end up crossing this dividing line and end up getting a vicious cycle or not, what are the enduring effects of this?
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A dividing line in tone and professionalism became clear between the politicians, who took time out for obligatory praise of Trump, and the professionals.
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Placing the generational dividing line at 2001 shifts the balance toward the millennials, with 88 million people, as compared with 65 million post-millennials.
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The result, though, is that racial issues became the key political dividing line in a way they were not in either 2008 or 2012.
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There is, however, a row of flower pots marking the dividing line between the nations outside the Haskell Free Library, which serves both countries.
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Broadcasters bringing back "The Star-Spangled Banner" as a daily feature say they are encouraging unity, but the song can also be a dividing line.
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However, as my earlier op-ed noted, technology steadily eroded the regulatory dividing line between commercial and investment banking, which led to Glass-Steagall's repeal.
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Russian- and U.S.-backed offensives against Islamic State have mostly stayed out of each other's way, with the Euphrates often acting as the dividing line.
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The bewildering layout dates from the 12th century, when wars and land spats kept morphing the dividing line between the holdings of rival noble families.
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There is a very fine dividing line in African countries between governments and soccer federations, who often depend heavily on the sports ministry for funding.
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Holding Conservative strongholds in London's Westminster and Wandsworth boroughs is seen as the dividing line between a bad day and a terrible day for May.
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Karp pointed to a recent story by the New York Times's Nate Cohn, which found income to be a key dividing line in the campaign.
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"…Things were so bad that people were smuggling meat over the Pakistan border," he said, despite the incredible danger along that heavily guarded dividing line.
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Jennifer Victor This graph nicely shows how the dividing line in American politics has shifted in clockwise fashion, producing different political alignments and different majorities.
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The college gap has become bigger than the gender gap: Education attainment continues to become an ever-starker dividing line in American politics and culture.
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Change is hard, and it will be unlikely to occur until we erase the dividing line between us and them — and create a unified we.
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Mr. Garratt and his wife, Julia Dawn Garratt, ran Peter's Coffee House in Dandong, near the Yalu River, a dividing line between China and North Korea.
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As I've argued, the fundamental dividing line between the parties has become their contrasting attitudes toward the underlying demographic, cultural and economic changes remaking American society.
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In a statement first given to CNBC, a spokeswoman for the committee sought to create a clear dividing line between Democratic candidates for president and Schultz.
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"By solely using paper and leaves, I want to challenge my viewers to explore the dividing line between manufactured man-made forms and nature," Pearse explains.
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All these differences about what I thought Trump's risk factors were between myself and the bulk of my Republican friends, it's a pretty sharp dividing line.
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That seems to be the dividing line, and I'm like well have we not, I mean, I just have, I get told that all the time.
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Russian and U.S. battles against Islamic State in Syria have mostly stayed out of each other's way, with the Euphrates often acting as a dividing line.
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They never imagined the dividing line between the way they move in public space, versus the way someone of dark complexion sometimes move through public space.
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One slides into a pile of dead leaves to open fire before running forward and appearing to briefly cross the dividing line between the two countries.
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Officials said American and Russian commanders had discussed making the Euphrates River a dividing line between Syrian government forces and those backed by the United States.
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As the economic chasm in the United States grows, who gets access to human interaction is becoming a stark dividing line through every stage of life.
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I know the dividing line between reporting and opinion is not as bright as it used to be, and we'll have to get used to that.
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Route 25A is considered the dividing line between the affluent, historic part of Stony Brook to the north and newer, more affordable developments to the south.
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Goldman and I talked at length about how the dividing line between liberals and conservatives today appears to be less about economics and more about identity.
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Given this contrast, the "Fight for $15 and a Union" -- and the use of executive action in particular -- provide a clear dividing line between the two candidates.
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Whether Measure 297 would solve social problems through increased spending, or create new ones by hampering job growth, has become a dividing line in the governor's race.
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The rival forces are conducting offensives against Islamic State and have generally stayed out of each other's way, with the river often acting as a dividing line.
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The country's manufacturing sector stalled for the first time in two years in November, the purchasing managers index sliding to the dividing line between growth and contraction.
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Stare at the image—really stare at the dividing line between Malone's facial hair and Kroeger's—and let Kroeger's first vocal burst through the woozy trap beat.
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On that note, the series touches on the idea of cultural appropriation versus sharing—where is the dividing line, for you, between the two of those things?
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And analysts say Britons are increasingly likely to define themselves in relation to Brexit, rather than allegiance to a party, a dividing line noticed by psychotherapists too.
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But unlike many candidates to his ideological left, Mr. Biden has not endorsed "Medicare for all," which has become an important dividing line among the 2020 candidates.
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Once, there was a clear dividing line between party elites and rank-and-file voters — with the former's votes and contributions seemingly counting more than the latter's.
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But I think the other reason is that there is a dividing line between products that can afford to be simply good enough and those that can't.
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The dividing line between intentional or reckless criminal conduct and making a stupid or foolish mistake is one of the more difficult decisions a prosecutor has to make.
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About a third of those previously not scored rated 620 or more on the XD scale, which is the common dividing line where banks are comfortable extending credit.
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Imperfect but interested in difficult questions about where the dividing line is between terrorist and revolutionary, and trying to figure out just how far gone June Osborne is.
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On her Instagram, there's a stark dividing line between the posts of 2018 — the Reputation era, all blood reds and black — and the posts from last Christmas on.
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The gap between the rich and the poor in the Democratic presidential primary is growing — and Beto O'Rourke has landed on the worrisome side of the dividing line.
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Some of the most vocal opponents of the course are young social activists who call land ownership the biggest dividing line between Hong Kong's haves and have-nots.
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I can't wait to see what she is physically able to achieve in terms of wearable art, and where the dividing line is between wearable art and clothing.
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It can be hard to find the dividing line, particularly as tech companies move into the media business, and as big Hollywood blockbusters are increasingly created on computers.
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"Psychiatrists have decided that the dividing line is that fetishes really become the center of the sexual act or the sexual desire, as opposed to the person," she says.
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During the panel, TechCrunch's Devin Coldewey wondered about the dividing line between having ambitious goals for your product and raising funding for something that will never become a reality.
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"There's no sharp dividing line between what is and isn't PTSD, so it's kind of tricky," says Joe Bienvenu, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins.
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The dividing line between the marketplace's winners and losers seems to be this: The winners started with a background and experience in how low-income Americans shop for coverage.
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"The dividing line between personal and general advice is one of the most important provisions within the financial services laws," ASIC Deputy Chair Daniel Crennan said in a statement.
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The true dividing line is: Do you want to try to manage the problems of capture as you go along, or simply not create all that much to capture?
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Walden's district includes everything east of what Pacific Northwesterners call the Cascade Curtain, the dividing line between the liberal coast and the conservative high desert in Oregon and Washington.
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Interstate 95 is the dividing line, as it cuts across Riverside, and the section to the south, closer to the Sound and the rail station, has the higher prices.
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"There's no clear dividing line because we lack an understanding of at what point humanization of an animal brain could lead to more humanlike thought or consciousness," he said.
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They also caution that unintended consequences could arise in a world of multinational supply chains, where the dividing line between American and foreign companies is not cut and dry.
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Working as midwives, teachers and social workers, women policed the racial identity of babies, students and clients to ensure that the dividing line between white and black remained intact.
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It was the second time this year she has had to further clarify her stance on single-payer health care, which has become a key dividing line among Democrats.
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Where the maritime distance between two countries is less than 424 miles, a bilateral agreement is required to determine a mutually agreed-upon dividing line for the respect EEZs.
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The dividing line is predictable: Many jocks and traditionalists argue for a separation of church and state; many young fans say that sports, just like everything else, is politics.
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For the next two years, the two sides fought to a standstill roughly centered on the area of the 38th parallel, the prewar dividing line between the two Koreas.
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But the question of how much change -- and how great a role for government -- the electorate will accept looms as a key dividing line in the 503 Democratic race.
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At this point though, it's pretty simple to see the dividing line between the candidates who have caught on and at least inspired excitement, and those who just haven't.
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He seems to feel safer standing on his side of that dividing line as long as he keeps others standing on the other side, where he believes they belong.
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Kistulentz calculatedly positions his pivotal plane disaster midway into this pensive novel, drawing a dividing line between the life choices made by Richard's stagnating siblings and their subsequent fallout.
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And in California, a man attempting a rolling retest on a busy highway crossed the dividing line and hit another car, badly injuring a woman and killing her husband.
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Now politics has become the thinnest of veneers over our enduring messiness; every geopolitical rift of this early century hinges on a dividing line through human hearts and well-being.
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Even now you can get a sense of the tension that has simmered since 1953 by visiting the dividing line within the Demilitarized Zone, near where the armistice was signed.
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What is the dividing line, we ask, between artworks found in galleries or museums and the wild art — graffiti, tattoos, and the like — which is outside of the art world?
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On average, the breakeven price for the U.S. shale sector appears to be around $50 and this has proved to be the dividing line between expanding activity and a contraction.
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Bernie wars of 2016, with a slightly new geographic twist—the dividing line running between purple and red districts, wherever they are, and the safely blue ones wherever they are.
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Mattis was keen to emphasize efforts to peacefully resolve the crisis, including at the DMZ, as he addressed reporters with his back to the dividing line between North and South.
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Is its reading to be undertaken not as a simple experience but as a conscious action which will place one on this, or that, side of a critical dividing line?
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Occasional meetings have been held in a small conference room that straddles the dividing line in the Joint Security Area and that has entrances on either side of the border.
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Today you can't walk far below Grand Street, the generally accepted dividing line between North and South Williamsburg, without spotting a new Montessori school here, a child's hair salon there.
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In 1898, Little Neck became a dividing line between the city and the suburbs when Brooklyn and the western towns in Queens elected to become boroughs of New York City.
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Those were rare attacks west of the unofficial dividing line between American forces to the east of the Euphrates River, and Russian and Syrian government troops west of the river.
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Not so long ago, esoteric policies about biofuels, and particularly ethanol, were a sharp dividing line in presidential primaries and an issue that dogged candidates on the trail in Iowa.
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Christo's wrapping preceded by a few years the return of the parliament of a free, united Germany to the building that had stood adjacent to the dividing line of Europe.
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There was a clear dividing line between Putin's face and Lichfield's forehead, and the faux president's mouth — a notoriously difficult element to get right in deepfake videos — often looked weird.
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If Democrats want to start winning, they'll have to find a way to shift the dividing line in American politics to build a big-tent coalition where they're the majority.
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Mattis was keen to emphasise efforts to peacefully resolve the crisis, including at the DMZ, as he addressed reporters with his back to the dividing line between North and South.
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The trend levels off at a GDP per person of around $30,000 (adjusted for differences in price levels between countries), which is roughly the dividing line between eastern and western Europe.
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Even if you were a Trump supporter, his victory feels like a unique, seismic event in American history, a dividing line between before and after, where the "after" isn't immediately clear.
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But the few observation posts which the Turkish army says it has established are close to the dividing line between Arab rebel-held land and the Kurdish-controlled region of Afrin.
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Roe also has no cutoff based on the number of weeks a pregnancy has progressed; the dividing line is fetal viability, which doesn't happen at the same point in every pregnancy.
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Stage adaptations of novels are extremely common in German theaters, where the dividing line between literary genres can be porous and where fidelity to the text is hardly a cardinal virtue.
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The more the president intervenes in the military justice system, the harder it is for commanders to ensure that their troops remain on the right side of that sharp dividing line.
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Parties generally lose when they are forced to choose between public opinion and their activist groups because the central dividing line of politics forces them to do one or the other.
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As right-wing nationalism rises throughout Europe and the former Soviet bloc, the dividing line between who is acceptable to these extremists—and who isn't—is becoming clearer by the day.
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They filled one side of the highway, linking arms to form human chains as organizers in the group shouted for people to stay on the right side of the yellow dividing line.
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And on immigration, which has been the main dividing line between Cruz and Rubio, Cruz turned to some history in Georgia to bolster the case that Trump has been equally as inconsistent.
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"What is also very clear, and consistent with what we expected from previous studies, is that there's not a sharp dividing line where suddenly red turns to green or blue," he said.
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But even the most idealistic among us tend to see inner cities as Mr. Trump sees them — intractable, lowest on the totem pole, forever on the wrong side of the dividing line.
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The dividing line between urban and suburban limits has always been a little murky in most cities, many of which have their own vast stretches of single-family homes with attached garages.
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Inflation has not sustainably reached the Fed's target since the central bank formally adopted it in 2012, and has been languishing below the dividing line for much of the past quarter-century.
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Many wooded areas here are preceded by a torii, a Shinto gate shaped like the outline of a door, which marks the dividing line between an ordinary space and a sacred one.
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He caught the bus from Riverdale to 94th Street, back when "96th was considered by many a scared white person to be the dividing line between civilization and chaos," according to Esquire.
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Education has become a dividing line in America, one that separates those who are more likely to live prosperous lives from those who are more likely headed to a lifetime of struggle.
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It seemed wrong, contrary to the spirit of the show, that there was some sort of dividing line between those who could and couldn't tell the company and Jonathan what they felt.
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In Shalev-Gerz's piece, a dividing line creates a mirror image, so that each time a hammer drives a nail home in one direction, it pops out of the wall in the other.
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Alan Ruskin of Deutsche Bank points out that, in the manufacturing sector, South Africa is the only country where the purchasing managers' index is below 50—the dividing line between expansion and contraction.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Friday crossword puzzles like Josh Knapp's tend to be a dividing line, and it's not just because they are one of two days of the week that run without a theme.
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The issue of "Medicare for all," with its promise to eliminate private health insurance in the version supported by Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, proved a sharp dividing line among the Democratic activists.
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There are heavy curtains tied back by a loop; and a further, different swathe of fabric, all of which melts into a floor of the same burgundy colour without any obvious dividing line.
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And certainly immigration is a big dividing line, and a place where someone like Cotton has separated himself from those would-be reforming Republicans who still back the Bush-era elite-Republican consensus.
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"I've never seen there being a tremendous dividing line between comedy and tragedy," Lonergan said at a question-and-answer session after "Manchester" was presented at the New York Film Festival, in October.
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One narrative Democrats might take away from the 2016 election is that they are actually the majority party, and they don't need to expand their coalition or change the dividing line in politics.
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After the two shook hands across the dividing line and Kim stepped across into the South, as scripted, he took Moon&aposs hand and walked him back over the line and into the North.
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Ideology was not the only dividing line in European attitudes, with Pew noting that education and age also matter, with older people and less-educated individuals expressing more negative opinions about refugees and minorities.
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This insistence on the primal, the ur-male act of self-pleasure, is interesting to consider as a dividing line between mutual masturbation and sex, and the distinct kinds of relationships that surround both.
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In July of that year, the Korean War armistice agreement was signed at Panmunjom, the so-called "truce village" bisected by a marker that is the official dividing line between North and South Korea.
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As such he seems to be drawing a dividing line between Arab states (and tame salafists) on one side, and all forms of Islamism on the other—be they non-violent Brothers or jihadists.
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I have often found that the dividing line between people who deeply love the movie and those who bounced off it comes down to how much you dug its incredibly dry sense of humor.
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From Okinawa, Mueller headed to Dong Ha Combat Base near the so-called demilitarized zone—the dividing line between North and South Vietnam, established after the collapse of the French colonial regime in 1954.
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The dividing line between Turkey and Syria [is] the old railway line between Aleppo and Mosul—but the Kurds on the southern side have learned Arabic and the ones on the north speak Turkish.
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Special shoutouts to HBO's The Tale and Netflix's Private Life, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, and Roma, which we considered "films" here at Vox, under the increasingly nebulous dividing line between the two media.
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South Korean statistics estimate the North has abducted more than 3,800 South Koreans since the armistice signing in 1953, and family members separated by the Peninsula's dividing line are still forbidden from being reunited.
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But this month, the Brazilian government's Oscar committee decided otherwise, rejecting it as the nation's candidate for best foreign-language film and unleashing a fierce debate over the dividing line between art and politics.
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But Ms. Balch said anti-abortion groups welcomed the chance to test the bans before the Supreme Court, possibly leading it to change the existing dividing line for abortion rights based on fetal viability.
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The episode traces the street's history from its time as the unofficial dividing line between Atlanta's white and black neighborhoods to its current place as the cultural melting pot that defines the new Atlanta.
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A few years ago, my wife and I moved from our old home, a block from what is essentially the north-south dividing line, to south Baton Rouge to be closer to her job.
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The moves are another sign that the dividing line between media and government has been all but erased under Mr. Trump, a former reality star who views himself as the casting agent in chief.
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This is especially true of Tanda Francis's "Adorn Me." Fort Greene Park is the socioeconomic and racial dividing line of its neighborhood, with one side reflecting whiteness and affluence far more than the other.
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Both the far left and the far right were animated by their deep resistance to globalization — be that economic, cultural or related to immigration — and it became a clear dividing line in the campaign.
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Indeed, the ability to access, afford, and complete high quality education and training opportunities throughout adulthood will likely become an even starker dividing line between Americans in the future than it already is today.
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That level of coordination with local industry, ideally touching on everything from curriculum to recruitment, is now seen by policy experts as a crucial dividing line between programs that work and those that don't.
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At a time when the US government's "zero tolerance" policy has separated thousands of children from their parents as they crossed the border, it's impossible not to think about how much this dividing line represents.
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She also pledged to challenge "big special interests" — a popular line that Mr. Sanders uses as well — and take on "the gun lobby," a stand she sees as a dividing line with the Vermont senator.
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If you recall, the opening sequence of each episode of The Dragon Prince season one depicts a world map burning away at the dividing line between Xadia and Katolis—that's the setting I played in.
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Sitting on the edge of town, you can see the abandoned Noyes border crossing, shuttered in 2006, just a few hundred yards south of the dividing line, with only a few trees obscuring the view.
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All three critics I spoke to said they tried to draw from both theories in their work, and that they didn't think it was necessary to draw a strict dividing line between art and artist.
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It would seem as though he's trying to emphasize a dividing line between black people and the police and indicate that he's clearly on the side of the police — even if they're in the wrong.
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But it has become a defining issue for him, widening the dividing line between California and the policies of President Trump, who has spoken out in favor of the death penalty, even for drug dealers.
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More notably, it feels like a bit of the dividing line between the point where Lil Wayne was a bigger star than Drake and the point where Drake was a bigger star than Lil Wayne.
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And while that notion sounds quaint now, given Schwarzenbach's constant championing of the band's independence, even decrying more corporate punk labels like Epitaph Records, the dividing line between major and indie labels was important then.
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"The idea of what they could be doing and what they should be doing is the dividing line," Michelle De Mooy, the director for privacy and data at the Center for Democracy & Technology, told me.
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Some have even alluded to a "blur in the dividing line between finance and technology," with Citigroup predicting that as many as 1.7 million U.S. and European banking jobs will be lost to automation by 2025.
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I can't say that I scroll my mouse any more frequently using the MX Master 3 than I already do, or that this is some dividing line in the sand for the way we'll build mice.
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The generational dividing line could be particularly key, especially with regard to Biden's history of physical interactions with women, according to Kelly Dittmar, a scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University.
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Should the various Trump investigations produce more evidence of law-breaking, a defining dividing line between the parties could become the question of democracy — which party is for it, and which is trying to subvert it.
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Writing yesterday about how race and identity has become the central dividing line in American politics, I argued that we are likely to have a politics dominated by race and identity for the near-term future.
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This is a critical dividing line for the sport and what separates the great drivers from the rest of us mere speed lovers: the ability to judge the difference between too far and just far enough.
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Conflict has also flared in recent weeks in the southern city of Sabha, on the dividing line between two loose alliances that have supported rival political camps in Tripoli and the east since disputed elections in 2014.
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" She continued, "There is a dividing line between nations that are prepared to commit to this moment, to understand all that is necessary and all that we are capable of achieving together and those who are not.
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The Russian- and U.S.-backed campaigns against Islamic State in Syria have mostly stayed out of each other's way as the sides seek to avoid conflict, with the Euphrates often acting as a dividing line between them.
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While there were some partisan differences in the survey, the bigger dividing line appears to be age, with younger voters much more interested in maintaining the status quo or drawing closer to the nations than older voters.
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The ad campaign's launch comes ahead of the first Democratic presidential debates next week, where several of the leading candidates have embraced Medicare for All, though it remains a key dividing line within the crowded Democratic field.
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On the contrary, exit polls reveal many layered subtleties to the larger Clinton/Trump narrative surrounding education, along with a much more stark dividing line by race, which was likely the most influential factor in the campaign.
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In doing so, India's planes appear to have crossed the Line of Control, or LoC, an extremely sensitive dividing line between India and Pakistan in Kashmir, which the country had been careful to avoid in the past.
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It's such a dividing line in the field, and all the more so now that Joe Biden has decided to stake much of his campaign on the idea that he could make Republicans his partners in governing.
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"There is a thin dividing line between seeing the stadium as a catalyst for regeneration and a Trojan horse for social cleansing," said Mark Panton, an academic at Birkbeck College who has written extensively on the dispute.
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Ms. Warren is also sending a political warning shot across the Democratic primary field, where decisions on how much to embrace or reject Silicon Valley and its wealthy donors could become an important dividing line among candidates.
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"There had been a dividing line between uptown and downtown, and we wanted to make Barneys a hit so that everybody would come," Simon Doonan, who became the store's display director in the mid-80s, told me.
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"The main dividing line was age more so than ideology or any other demographic attribute," Matt Grossmann, a political scientist with Michigan State University, said, noting that the age factor drove other demographic assumptions about economic status.
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That's because the barrier had been set three feet short, or north of the dividing line between the two countries, so that American workers could build and repair the wall from the "Mexican" side without diplomatic permissions.
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The photos, collected from online databases, were edited to create thinner or heavier versions of each subject; specifically, giving the subjects a body mass index less than 25 or more than 25, the dividing line for being overweight.
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"It is absolutely another dividing line with one side saying it was coldblooded murder and the other side is saying it was completely justified," said Linsay Tyler, 33, a rancher who was born and raised in the county.
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In New York, Amsterdam Avenue was a sharp dividing line, and I stood on the east side of it only once, when I made the mistake of riding a C train to 110th and walking home from there.
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The Russian- and U.S.-backed campaigns against Islamic State in Syria have mostly stayed out of each other's way as the sides seek to avoid conflict, with the Euphrates often acting as a dividing line between the sides.
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In many people's minds, language is the "cardinal distinction between man and animal, a sheerly dividing line as abrupt and immovable as a cliff," as Tom Wolfe argues in his book "The Kingdom of Speech," published last year.
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Rodong Sinmun carried lots of pictures of the two leaders' handshake across the dividing line separating their two countries in the heavily fortified "demilitarised zone" in April and their ascent of Mount Paektu in northern North Korea in September.
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In a striking analysis entitled "All Politics Is National," Emory University political scientists Alan Abramowitz and Steven Webster show how that behavior collapsed in the latter half of the twentieth century and virtually disappeared across the millennium's dividing line.
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The perspective in this photo is quite stunning, because we can see the thin blue atmosphere of Earth, the launch trail of the Soyuz capsule as it climbs, and the dividing line of darkness that the ISS orbits within.
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In New England, Interstate 95 could be a key dividing line, with points west due to get as much as 2 feet of snow, and points east getting rain and lower amounts of snow, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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It's kind of a natural coalition: Blue and White is more of a center-right than purely centrist party, with the biggest dividing line between it and Likud centering on Netanyahu personally and his attacks on the democratic system.
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, historically one of the most important issues in Israeli elections and the traditional dividing line between left and right, played a minimal role this time around up until the last few days before the vote.
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While I can see Professor Pinker's point — and I agree with him that religion as a whole must be judged by its full set of positive and negative effects — the dividing line between cultural and religious can be blurry.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday launched a new salvo in the fierce battle over immigration, blasting Democrats for obstructing his efforts to secure the border as thousands of Central American migrants flooded the dividing line between the U.S. and Mexico.
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If I want to be a real prick, and many people hate me already anyway, that's a dividing line, whether you've been on the private jet or not, not whether you own one, not whether you have a NetJet account.
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This fraught dividing line is also where a desperate North Korean soldier was shot five times last year as he made a mad dash on foot away from his former comrades in a successful bid to defect to the South.
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Rather than launching Wayne as a Steven Tyler-esque rock star, it had more the effect of drawing a dividing line between the craft-obsessed rapping of the preceding years and the rock star pop indulgence of the years to come.
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The two leaders shook hands and exchanged pleasantries at the truce village of Panmunjom inside the DMZ, the heavily fortified dividing line between North and South Korea established as part of the armistice that halted the Korean War in 1953.
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As the 1850s began, the question over whether slavery should be allowed in new territories and states became the major dividing line in American politics — and the Democratic Party more and more clearly became the most important institutional supporter of slavery.
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In addition, spending focus on services and experiences appears here to stay, so the dividing line between best-in-class retailers and market share donors is increasingly going to be determined by which retailers can cater to the evolving landscape.
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The dividing line is often that they had a formative experience that made them recognize we don't control nature; it controls us, we're here at its pleasure, and if it gets angry, there's not a whole lot we can do.
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" After winning the Civil War, Ulysses Grant predicted that if another broke out "the dividing line will not be Mason and Dixon's, but between Protestant patriotism and intelligence on one side, and Catholic superstition, ambition and ignorance on the other.
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Some other titles hint at locales or geologic features, many of which could also be interpreted as internal states: "Fault line" (2016), "The place of possibility" (2016), "The dividing line" (2017), and small works like "Chasm" (2017) and "rugged terrain" (2017).
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The Yangtze marks the dividing line between Jiujiang in Jiangxi province and Huanggang in neighboring Hubei, one of the cities hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak and now sealed off from the rest of China to try to contain the pathogen.
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The Yangtze marks the dividing line between Jiujiang in Jiangxi province and Huanggang in neighbouring Hubei, one of the cities hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak and now sealed off from the rest of China to try to contain the pathogen.
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In October, Samsung showed off a clever way it might use the crease in the middle of a clamshell-style foldable's screen as a dividing line to split the screen into two parts and push content just to the top screen.
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Nearby, Route 398 is a sharp dividing line between the Palestinian neighborhood and, across the road, the Jewish neighborhood of Har Homa, which began construction 21 years ago and is considered an illegal settlement by much of the international community.
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Art can help shape the world and the lives of the people living in it, but it's also a tentacle of a larger construct, which is the dividing line between our perception of the world and the world as it is.
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Read more: Trump's border wall obsession is going to shut down the government "The dividing line here is whether this bill will overall increase the number of people who are legally allowed to live in the U.S.," Bier told VICE News.
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The two leaders shook hands and exchanged pleasantries at the truce village of Panmunjom inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the heavily fortified dividing line between North and South Korea established as part of the armistice that halted the Korean War in 1953.
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Student debt and college affordability have become a key dividing line in the Democratic race, between more progressive candidates who favor sweeping new tuition and student-loan benefits and others who support more incremental adjustments to the way Americans pay for education.
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"I use 5% as a dividing line because debt lower than that tends to be either mortgage debt or really low government student loans," says Manisha Thakor the director of wealth strategies for women at Buckingham Strategic Wealth and the BAM Alliance.
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The dividing line between private and public is often unclear—many countries have government schools that are partly privately financed, for instance, and private schools that are publicly financed—and the size and growth of the private sector varies from country to country.
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Omar presided over a forum dedicating to pushing for "Medicare For All," universal state-run health care, an issue that is reverberating through the Democratic grass roots as 2020 looms and is creating a dividing line between moderates and more progressive party members.
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The promotional materials for 8 Mile hammered the idea that the titular road was the dividing line between white and black Detroit, and that he straddled that divide; he was someone who passed through each world, not quite at home in either one.
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Corbyn&aposs party has sought to make the NHS the main dividing line with the Conservatives and has repeatedly accused Johnson of plotting to sell off the health service to US healthcare companies as part of a post-Brexit deal with Trump.
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The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 47.4 from 48.0 in July, a full point lower than the median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists and well below the 50 dividing line for growth and contraction.
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But I'm going to disagree on the heart metaphor, which is one of my favorite storytelling devices of the year and a key dividing line, I think, between those of us who like Vice even mildly and those of us who don't.
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Schaffner and his colleagues continued: Trump's willingness to make explicitly racist and sexist appeals during the campaign, coupled with the presence of an African-American president and the first major party female nominee made racism and sexism a dividing line in the vote.
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At the time, the New Haven Railroad tracks were becoming a racial dividing line, with blacks, who had largely migrated from the South, living south of the tracks, and whites, many of whom had arrived from New York City, settling north of them.
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Louisville, on the dividing line between North and South, largely avoided the harshest violence of the era, like church bombings and the murder of civil rights workers by white supremacists, and today does not have the immediate resonance of, say, Birmingham, Ala.
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I-95 likely to divide rain and snow Intestate 95 is likely to serve as a key dividing line, with areas to its east mainly getting rain and points west due to get as much as 1003 feet of snow, Hennen said.
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"The market seems keen to test the 2.64 percent level in 10-year US Treasury yields, which has held repeatedly in recent years and is seen by some commentators as the dividing line to a bear market in bonds," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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Following a tour of the South Korean side of the DMZ, which also took in a windswept guard post and a canteen where troops presented the president with a golfing outfit, Mr Trump strolled towards the dividing line in the truce village of Panmunjom.
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The force will deploy along the border with Turkey to the north, the Iraqi border to the southeast and along the Euphrates River Valley, which broadly acts as the dividing line separating the U.S.-backed SDF and Syrian government forces backed by Iran and Russia.
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As the 2020 election cycle heats up, the fight over automotive emissions promises to be a dividing line between Trump and Democrats, many of whom are embracing a platform of aggressive action to curb climate emissions in what they call the Green New Deal.
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And while it's easier to be nonpartisan in foreign policy, it's always seemed to me that the dividing line for the country shouldn't be between left and right, liberal and conservative, Republican and Democrat instead it should be between dumb and smart policy approaches.
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Rather, the dividing line Kim is focused on is one he hopes to draw through a single building on the opposite side of the world, one that also happens to be located, like the border between the Koreas, on the 38th parallel: the White House.
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Rorty admired the reformist left both because they were effective and because they understood that the key dividing line between the left the right in this country was about whether the state has a responsibility to ensure a moral and socially desirable distribution of wealth.
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The canal is the latest dividing line between those who see Mr. Erdogan's projects as visionary, and those who say the works are guided by an insatiable construction industry that has enriched his ruling circle, raising questions about his management of a faltering economy.
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Florida is also one of the states that refused under GOP control to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, leaving hundreds of thousands of its poorest citizens without health coverage, an issue that is a clear dividing line between the Democratic and Republican candidates in the governor's campaign.
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The permanent jobs placement index in the monthly KPMG/Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) Report on Jobs fell to 49.7 from 53.7, below the 50 dividing line between growth and contraction for the first time since just after 2016's referendum on leaving the European Union.
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Only the brick shell of the 1890 home at 4562 Enright Avenue will remain in its underserved neighborhood one block north of Delmar Boulevard — which is known to its residents as the Delmar Divide, a stark racial and socioeconomic dividing line that runs through the city.
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More likely, the name came from the violent street battles that often broke out along Amsterdam Avenue, which was a racial dividing line: whites to the east, blacks to the west, many of whom lived in a sunken area called "The Gut" on West End Avenue.
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The Democratic Party is continuing to extend its core support among minority constituencies — now 41 percent of the Democratic electorate — into upscale, often suburban, areas as college-educated white women abandon the Republican Party in droves and as education, more broadly, becomes a new partisan dividing line.
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Presidential campaign veterans called Yang's third-quarter fundraising haul a dividing line for the Democratic field — one that separates the candidates with the resources to run national campaigns from those who have to bunker down in an early state and hope to generate a surprise there.
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The Pallone and Walden bill takes a multi-pronged approach to ending surprise medical bills: One dividing line between the various bills has been on that latter point — what price does an insurer have to pay an out-of-network provider in lieu of surprise balance billing?
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And most of all, the dividing line between who wins and who loses on any given round of tariffs and counter-tariffs has relatively little to do with whether you're Chinese or American and a lot to do with what your specific role in the global economy is.
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For the longest time, we've had a seemingly clear dividing line between shots straight out of the camera (colloquially referred to as SOOC) and examples of fauxtography where the shooter has indulged in applying some after effects like filters, vignettes, recoloration, or masking and inserting objects in the frame.
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There was cross-border skirmishing throughout the first half of the 18th century, as well as sometimes vicious subdisputes, like riots that flared in the 1740s over the dividing line between East and West Jersey — despite the fact that the two territories had been amalgamated politically decades earlier.
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And now the economy is specifically lifting up workers with the least education, a key social and economic dividing line—there have been five straight quarters of a shrinkage of the wage inequality gap, Kolko said, with surging wage gains for those with only a high school diploma.
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Long seen as a dividing line between Fort Greene's brick-and-brownstone-lined streets to the south and housing projects to the north, the park is being renovated to provide more comfort to less affluent residents, said Rosamond Fletcher, the executive director of the Fort Greene Park Conservancy.
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But with a presidential election approaching next year, and the nation palpably on edge after a series of terrorist attacks — including 85 people killed this summer along the French Riviera — the burkini has become a new dividing line in France's increasingly fraught relationship with its Muslim population, Europe's largest.
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As Mr. Mugabe's health declined and his wife grew increasingly powerful, the dividing line in Zimbabwean politics was soon drawn between the so-called Generation 22016 of younger people surrounding Grace Mugabe and the older Zimbabweans who fought in the liberation struggle and have amassed the spoils of power.
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One theme runs through their answers: There is a dividing line between candidates betting that old rules of presidential politics will reassert themselves at last and those who believe the United States is in a transformational moment in its politics manifested in ways that go far beyond Trump.
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What I hope the Supreme Court will do is make it absolutely clear that any state that continues capital punishment either must meet the highest standards of evidentiary proof of effective assistance, of counsel, or they cannot continue it — because that to me is the real dividing line.
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Close to the Edge actually accomplishes some of these ambitions, and at the same time illustrates a clear (not quite generational) dividing line between artists whose practices demonstrate a loyalty to the medium as an aestheticized conveyor of content and younger artists who don't seem interested in that game.
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Unsurprisingly, it's illegal to ride a foot scooter, skateboard or rollerblades down a road with a dividing line or median strip, or with a speed limit greater than 50 kilometres per hour (31 miles per hour), or a one-way road with more than one marked lane, according to state law.
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Coronavirus: Why you must act now, Medium This piece does a nice job outlining the critical role of time in the coronavirus response: We're living in an exponential curve right now, and the difference of a few days can be the dividing line between a successful policy and an uncontrolled outbreak.
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But not that long ago, decades of sectarian violence known as the Troubles — between republicans, mostly Catholic, who wanted Northern Ireland to become part of a united Ireland; and unionists, mostly Protestant, who wanted to stay joined with Britain — played out over the very dividing line that the mountain peers over.
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The British and Irish prime ministers remain wide apart on the potential for technological solutions that the U.K. side says will obviate the need for physical customs checks and border infrastructure on the dividing line between the Irish republic and the separate nation of Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom.
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While they contend that 1928 was the dividing line between the Old World Order, in which wars of conquest were acceptable, and a New World Order, in which they are not, their book shows that there was a more gradual trend over the centuries to impose humanitarian restrictions on warfare.
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And — you know, what I hope the Supreme Court will do is make it absolutely clear that any state that continues capital punishment either must meet the highest standards of evidentiary (ph) proof of effective assistance of counsel or they cannot continue it because that, to me, is the real dividing line.
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But the Trump phenomenon has exposed an important dividing line within what you might call the pessimism-based community: Pessimists all look at the governance of the West and think, well, this is pretty bad, but we don't all agree on how and whether and how easily it could get much, much worse.
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As the Trump and Mitchell cases demonstrate, the dividing line between the justices in their approaches to judicial review relates not to the political impact of a Supreme Court decision but rather to the extent of the commitment of the justices to either very incremental or far reaching change in the law.
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To get there from my car, I walked past missions and SROs, piles of personal belongings, and dozens of tents, aware that I was only a few blocks away from a stark dividing line that separates Skid Row from the Arts District, where a typical Saturday might involve mural selfies and artisanal ice cream.
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You need to be able to blend the supernatural with the real so completely that the reader experiences no dividing line between the two, to create a world in which we see that slavery is such a monstrous evil that in order to understand it fully we need the supernatural to explain it to us.
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Threats by North Korea to turn Seoul into a "sea of fire" were all but forgotten as Mr Kim made history—and melted South Korean hearts—by stepping over the dividing line, making him the first North Korean leader to enter the South since the end of the hot phase of the Korean war in 1953.
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TMZ broke the story ... a VW Bug driven by a 16-year-old crossed the dividing line at around 11 PM and smashed into the SUV, ejecting one of the girls from the VW. We're told the 16-year-old girl was speeding up Coldwater Canyon when she lost control and nearly slammed into the mountain.
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Richard V. Reeves, a scholar at the Brookings Institution, argues that the most significant dividing line in recent American experience isn't between the 99 percent and the 1 percent, but between the 22013 percent and the 21990 percent — a group that includes not just the very rich but also people most Americans would identify as upper middle class.
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That meant that once the UK left, the Irish border wouldn't just separate Northern Ireland and Ireland anymore — it would be the dividing line between the EU and the UK. And since the two would have different rules and regulations for trade and commerce, there would have to be some sort of inspection stations or checkpoints established on that border.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's president has likely shifted the political dividing line from "red" states and "blue" states to metropolitan areas versus rural ones.
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As Sessions has put it, more people want to move to the United States than the country could ever possibly accept; the dividing line between whom the country should accept and whom it shouldn't, he believes, should be determined by the American people based on who they feel serves the "national interest" — defined as assimilating into American culture and helping the fortunes of American workers.
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The shows take place in very different worlds, 13s Berlin and (in the new season of "Friend") 1960s Italy, not widely separated by time or geography but falling on either side of the stark dividing line of World War II. "Babylon Berlin" is a murder mystery, "My Brilliant Friend" a drama of friendship and family, and they're radically distinct in their styles and storytelling approaches.
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If, as in some religious traditions, purgatory (or a place like it) is where sinners are sent when they aren't quite bad enough for hell and are given the chance to earn their way to heaven, then the El Royale — set on a dividing line between two places, inhabited by people who misbehave in complex ways — is a fairly obvious stand-in for that place.
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It led to the extraordinary spectacle of a sitting President publicly remonstrating with the captain of the team wearing US colors at a tournament overseas -- an episode that helps to encapsulate the exposed political nerves of the Trump era and turned into a dividing line between conservatives and opponents on cable TV. Trump responded to Rapinoe on June 26 in the traditional manner he reserves for his critics.
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Turning Paseo de Prado, the dividing line between Old and New Havana, into a private runway, according to Vogue, a few of Karl's favorite models such as Stella Tennant, Mariacarla Boscono, Lindsey Wixson and Soo Joo Park, all took to the catwalk showing off vibrant, patterned fashions as well as toned-down black and white styles that channeled the spirit of Cuba as the French fashion house presented its Cruise 2017 collection on Tuesday night.
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A year ago today, a young man named Nathan Henderson tweeted the following: A boy at avicii telt me his dad died cos of MDMA and when the beat dropped he was proper crying his eyes out shoutin 'ma dad died for this' Henderson, like thousands of other young Scots, had made the journey to Strathallan Castle for T in the Park, the biggest festival of the season up there above Hadrian's stoney dividing line.
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But given that clothes became a symbolic dividing line during this State of the Union like seemingly never before — the members of the Congressional Black Caucus also expressed their point of view through their attire, with some wearing kente cloth and black outfits in reference to, and repudiation of, the president's denigrating comment about Africa and Haiti this month — it's hard to believe that the potential (and, indeed, probable) interpretations of her choice escaped the first lady.
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When asked about criticism from feminists, or whether it's reasonable to draw a dividing line somewhere between Lorenzana and, say, the female farmworkers in California for whom she negotiated a $1.68-million settlement in a class-action sex-discrimination suit, in 83, Allred answers by saying that she's not a philosopher; or by explaining that she operates on instinct; or by dismissing the commentary as boring and unoriginal; or by saying that she thinks everyone should have access to justice, and that's that.
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