Dividing lines are also apparent in Kenya between ethnic groups.
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Dividing lines have been drawn along caste and religious lines.
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One of the biggest dividing lines in New Hampshire was age.
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Nowhere are the dividing lines deeper, it seems, than in Germany.
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Age, race, gender, education and geography represent the key dividing lines.
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But the old political dividing lines are being replaced by new ones.
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While Oculus and Facebook started quite distinct, the dividing lines are blurring.
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Today we broke down many of those dividing lines within our conference.
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Crude tribal dividing lines inevitably arouse a besieged, victimized us/them mentality.
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The food that draws one of many dividing lines between vegetarians and vegans.
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The US will try harder and harder to monitor all the dividing lines.
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The most important dividing lines in the Republican coalition are income and education levels.
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New dividing lines are emerging in the party, particularly on border security and deportation.
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The racial dividing lines were already drawn, however, and barriers to black upward mobility remained.
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London's taxi wars predate the Brexit referendum but have been fought along similar dividing lines.
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Now there are new dividing lines emerging in the party, particularly on border security and deportation.
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The dividing lines are confusing liberals and feminists, intellectuals and human rights activists, left and right.
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Support for a wealth tax cuts across many of the demographic dividing lines in American politics.
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Here are eight issues that the 2020 candidates mostly agree upon, and where the dividing lines emerge.
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Medicare for All has been one of the major dividing lines between progressive candidates, such as Sens.
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For Trump, Christianity is a marker of identity, one of the dividing lines that separates us from them.
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Back in Washington, the summit scrambled the usual dividing lines between military hawks and the foreign-policy establishment.
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Medicare for All has been one of the major dividing lines between progressives such as Warren and Sen.
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Trump's remarks stirred an already thorny national conversation about the dividing lines between politics, sports and race relations.
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Race tends to be one of the major dividing lines, and test scores are viewed as unbiased benchmarks.
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One of the big dividing lines between Generation X and millennials was that millennials grew up with the Internet.
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Because the Astral Plane recognizes no musical dividing lines, the rockers jammed with the jazz folk and vice-versa.
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You can see the dividing lines between the various regions that make up Hyrule, but none of their details.
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Put simply: The dividing lines that have been drawn over Trump's victory are messy, and therefore, difficult to mend.
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The two biggest dividing lines between Clinton and Trump voters were urban versus rural and college-educated versus not.
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In spite of their personal battles, or perhaps because of them, they provided contours around which dividing lines melted.
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Beyond partisanship, demographic dividing lines on impeachment seem to mirror those that have driven Trump's approval rating throughout his presidency.
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The reigning queens of England and Scotland in the sixteenth century sit astride those strict dividing lines, never completely belonging.
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But while the campaign saw its share of sharp elbows, the dividing lines between the candidates were fuzzier than expected.
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Dozens of other players joined him and he has become a symbol of the dividing lines over race in America.
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Just as the hurricanes did then, this storm exposed the dividing lines between well-off Puerto Ricans and those in need.
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Lincoln County, Maine Lincoln County reflects many of today's most fraught political dividing lines all in one, and all well-balanced.
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One of the central dividing lines between the high- and low-emitting states is their reliance on coal to generate electricity.
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Dozens of other players began joining Kaepernick, and he has become a symbol of the dividing lines over race in America.
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If this continues, we are heading for a political fight along predictable dividing lines: leftist Democrat vs traditionalist GOP, progressives vs reactionaries.
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The response, for many here, was an example of Knoxville at its best, transcending the dividing lines of partisanship, race and class.
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The dividing lines between some of these positions can be the source of friction, even when they are expressed in respectful terms.
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Would you rather use this ancient gift to draw dividing lines in the sand, or to build community and deepen human connections?
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Policies that were dividing lines among Democrats have become baselines, and proposals that were politically untouchable are now firmly on the table.
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Ms. Lightfoot's outsider status and her pledge to combat political corruption resonated across the city's traditional dividing lines of race and class.
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Issues like globalization, which dominated much of the presidential campaign, have cut across old political dividing lines and are helping to scramble alliances.
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In it, Palahniuk toys with our cultural dividing lines—race, class, sexuality—and all the fears, myths, and conspiracies that come along with them.
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Thinking about where the political parties, and their major candidates, align in this space helps us to identify the dividing lines in American politics.
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That these dividing lines, rather than conventional ones like tax, crime and immigration, dominate London's election is partly because the mayor has few powers.
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Dividing lines: On one side: Centrists and establishment Democrats, driven by respect for norms and a belief that public service deserves respect and civility.
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The dividing lines in the Democratic primary are such that they expose social media's weaknesses in accurately capturing the sentiment of the Democratic electorate.
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The hold out is Sony, and thanks to Sony the industry is stuck in the past where there are bold dividing lines between different systems.
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But as it plays out in the real world, those dividing lines have become so blurry as to render them punchlines -- literally, in some cases.
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YouGov polling last year shows that the burqa issue is another of the dividing lines that separate British people according to their outlook and opinions.
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Political scientist Lee Drutman wrote a lovely 4,800-word essay for Vox yesterday on how race and identity became the central dividing lines in American politics.
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Throughout This Land, Mehta returns to these dividing lines, whether they're being physically crossed or fatefully etched on a map or dramatized as a meeting point.
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The dividing lines between genders are more bewilderingly porous than they were four decades ago, as are the terms and concepts by which we define relationships.
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In some places, like Seattle and Washington, D.C., activists were able to reach across dividing lines and re-route development away from some of its worst effects.
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Among my other favorite pieces is Lorna Simpson's "Dividing Lines" (1989) that makes the black figure an enigmatic presence, which aphoristic language seeks to corral and define.
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Now that the dust has settled and both Republican and Democratic proposals have been laid on the table, the dividing lines between the parties look more familiar.
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I think of her piece "Dividing Lines" (1989), which I saw in the 20/20 exhibition mounted in the Carnegie Museum of Art in fall of 2017.
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Sectarian divisions, which had been widening through the 1960s, grew worse, leading to a bifurcation among the populace along the dividing lines of Catholic/Protestant and Nationalist/Unionist.
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The leaked document, nevertheless, gives a clear indication of the type of campaign that Labour is likely to pursue, and the clear political dividing lines it will create.
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Its leadership is relatively weak and has promised to create clearer dividing lines in any new government, stand up to the CDU/CSU more and thoroughly renew the party.
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I can't wait till some alcoholic research scientist unleashes the nanobot horde and we all get knitted into a single, superintelligent sentient gas with no dividing lines or toenails.
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The issues that Sanders mainstreamed during his 2016 presidential run and Warren has spent years advocating for have galvanized the base but also created clear dividing lines within the party.
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Over the last few years, he's spent his first couple solo releases charting liminal spaces: the dividing lines between wake and sleep, house and techno, dancefloors and other darkened rooms.
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Here's what we've learned from a decade of practice: we name it, we invite people to come together across dividing lines to resist it, and we take the long view.
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He has used his celebrity, his charisma and his money to campaign against corruption, one of the most unifying issues in a poor nation that struggles with many dividing lines.
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"There were differences of opinion between a number of more northern and a number of southern countries along the known dividing lines, but nothing that can't be resolved," he said.
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But this is not uniformly the case, and the exceptions trace a disturbing path of income and race across a state where those dividing lines are often easy to see.
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Somewhat ironically, though, media narratives that emphasize the tipping point idea fuel backlash politics that, in turn, probably harden ethnic dividing lines and make the process of mutual accommodation more difficult.
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"A fascinating thing to watch will be the dividing lines among Democrats, particularly Senate Democrats, and particularly those running for the 2020 Democratic nomination," Washington Post reporter Seung Min Kim said.
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At the Mill Brook Houses, the dividing lines are within the complex itself: On one side, up a hill, is Killer Brook Up, or KB Up; on the other is KB Down.
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Trump's remarks stirred an already thorny national conversation about the dividing lines between politics, sports and race relations, with a number of sports figures using their celebrity to advance social justice causes.
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"We're not going to retrench into our corners or put up dividing lines," Mr. Ryan said after a meeting of House Republicans was dominated by talk of how to restart health negotiations.
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But rather than get behind the upcoming vote, the separatist movement has fractured into multiple camps, each offering their own plans and criticizing each other for unfair dividing lines, the Washington Times reported.
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His inclusive campaign contrasted with the combative and confrontational AKP rallies, and as a practicing Muslim representing a traditionally secularist party, he has also blurred the sharp dividing lines of Turkey's polarized politics.
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But aside from a direct democracy campaigner, James Hampton, who described himself as the "alternative candidate," there were few ideological dividing lines among the five candidates there, who are campaigning for two seats.
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On the face of it, the tweet is reminiscent of some of the rhetoric he used during his inaugural address, when he called for national unity beyond dividing lines of race or gender.
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There are clear dividing lines — raising taxes, true universal coverage, out of pocket costs, and eliminating private insurance — between the candidates and health care is consistently one of the most important issues with voters.
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This was widely seen as one of the most uncertain elections in years, partly because Brexit had blurred the old dividing lines in British politics, interfering with tribal allegiances that have endured for generations.
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As American party conflict shifted in the late 20th and early 21st century toward racial and gender equality, sexual orientation, immigration, various religious matters, and how best to remain safe from terrorism, the dividing lines changed.
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As President Trump turns his proposed monument of cement or steel slabs into a litmus test of how politicians feel about the dividing lines between the US and Mexico, Democrats can demonstrate that this is simply disinformation.
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Physically re-erecting dividing lines inside Europe could deal a mortal blow to what backers praise as the most successful peace project in Europe since World War Two, coming after the wounds caused by Britain's vote to leave.
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And tech platforms gaining so much power over media distribution seems to have resulted in a splintering of public debate into smaller and angrier factions, with groups swelling in polarized opposition over the dividing lines of multiple divisive issues.
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So the debate is back at the same dividing lines that stunted Trumpcare the first time around: Conservatives want to roll back as much of Obamacare as they can, but moderates are concerned about the consequences of doing so.
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In several works from 26, Mr. Overstreet switches to an explosive, staccato drip technique, whose intimations of starry skies are regularly contradicted by dividing lines or added segments of canvas, leaving us suspended between deep space and eccentric objects.
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The actual dividing lines are blurrier, according to half a dozen people familiar with the discussions, and have shifted as aides get a clearer picture about what, precisely, withdrawing from the landmark climate pact would mean for the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans differ widely in their views of what constitutes sexual harassment, with age and race as well as gender throwing up the dividing lines, posing a challenge for those who police for such conduct in the workplace.
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Whether Mr Goldsmith's dog-whistling would have failed elsewhere in the country is debatable; provocative dividing lines akin to (albeit less lurid than) those he attempted to draw in London worked well for the Conservatives in last year's general election.
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But all these attempts to separate the wheat from the porny chaff raise the question of whether Tumblr will be able to accurately police along these dividing lines without overreaching and becoming censorship-happy, thus silencing many vital blogs and users.
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The dividing lines have been sliding progressively outward over the past decade, to the point where early April marks the first rumbling of superhero mayhem and the starter's pistol for the mad Oscar dash is fired at the outset of September.
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Few relatively clear dividing lines in player development regarding pitchers exist—there are few starting pitchers or relievers that pitch in the major leagues throwing fastballs under 303 mph without having first established themselves in the league with higher velocity.
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Such disputes have often ended up at the European Court of Justice, generating some of the case law underpinning fundamental EU principles like non-discrimination between member states, the primacy of European law and clear dividing lines between EU and national competences.
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DACA dividing lines This week, as we saw protests about President Donald Trump's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which gave legal status to undocumented immigrants brought to America by their parents, Trump called on Congress to act.
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For years, the three siblings have operated with few rigid dividing lines in their international travels as ambassadors of the Trump brand, allowing them to lean heavily on the reputation and financial backing of their father while establishing their own credibility in business.
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" Rutte said: "I didn't notice anything about it last night in the video conference, there were differences of opinion between a number of more northern and a number of southern countries along the known dividing lines, but nothing that can't be resolved.
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People who want to know what kind of avocado toast their sign says they should eat are, of course, utilizing astrology in a far different capacity from those who track politicians' birth charts, but Watson says these dividing lines are breaking down.
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At first the dividing lines aren't always obvious as Mr. Nolan cuts from daytime scenes on the ground to those in the sea and in the air, a slight merging of space and especially of time that underlines the enormity of a fight seemingly without end.
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But the conditions are especially ripe in a race where some of the party's traditional dividing lines have been blurred, where there have been few negative ads until now and where the ability of the ostensible front-runner, Mr. Trump, to drive voters to the polls is in question.
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In a comment piece also published in Nature, engineer B T Thomas Yeo and neuroscientist Simon Eickhoff write that the key difference between this new map and previous attempts is that the researchers looked at several features of the brain, rather than just one, to draw their dividing lines.
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Her platform further calls for the restoration of dividing lines between commercial and investment banking that were repealed in 1999, a change that was part of both the Republican and the Democratic platforms during the 2016 presidential election despite Trump's lack of emphasis on it during his campaign.
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"The fact that voters are leaving the two traditional mainstream parties for both ends of the political spectrum suggests that voters are dissatisfied with their attempts to straddle the main political dividing lines," said Charlotte Galpin, deputy director of the Institute for German Studies, at the University of Birmingham.
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And the whole convention itself was an argument that supposedly American ideals like faith, family, and country can be wedded to the America that will be — one of diversity as a strength, not a series of dividing lines — rather than hoarded carefully as part of the America that was.
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I think that if you belong to the unprivileged side of any one of a number of dividing lines in this country and this world, race, class, gender, religion, if you belong to the unprivileged side of any one of those lines, optimism is a matter of necessity.
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Filmed largely on one set, where eight characters gab and gab and gab at each other until the bloodshed begins, the nearly three-hour film is an endless series of provocations by Tarantino that toy with big dividing lines around race, class, and especially gender in America, without tipping its cap toward what it really thinks.
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The lyrics fantasize about turning into the girlfriend's platonic female friend and thus getting closer; Camille's vocal mixture of vulnerability and artificiality, of soul and cartoon, of woman and man and something that you'll never understand, goes further — the very existence of such a voice, the result of Prince speeding up his own voice to resemble some creepy entity whose vaguely womanly bleat could have belonged to your aunt or a child or the anthropomorphized Feminine Principle, articulates the urge to escape one's own body, to escape all physical barriers and gender distinctions, to cross dividing lines between people and completely merge with the other ("I wanna be all the things you are to me").
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