Hoverboards like the Swagtron T3 are split down the middle.
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I'd say the campus is pretty much split down the middle.
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For the moment, the court is split down the middle ideologically.
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What is clearer is that Catalan society remains split down the middle.
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The deeper point is that Britain is still split down the middle.
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Poland, not unlike the United States, is politically split down the middle.
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On Brexit, the country is more obviously split down the middle than ever.
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The keyboard is split down the middle and attached with a braided cable.
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Northern Democrats split down the middle, further endangering Pierce's role as the party's head.
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In early 2016, a vote showed that Kimba was almost split down the middle.
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The Skimm's own research shows that millennials are really split down the middle politically.
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Instead of a clean split down the middle, Swagtron is split into three parts.
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Once again, America is pretty much split down the middle over a political controversy.
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Her $700k contract with Columbia/Epic Records is also getting split down the middle.
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It's nothing more than an aluminum tube split down the middle with with a divider.
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The media, once almost universally hostile towards Mr Elmer, are now split down the middle.
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Miller and Lyles thought everything should be split down the middle; Sissle and Blake disagreed.
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That poll showed Independents nearly split down the middle, with an astonishing 49 percent undecided.
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Gender-wise, victims are essentially split down the middle, with a slight lean toward women.
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The recent presidential election showed us a nation split down the middle by two conflicting stories.
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It's totally predictable the way the wired nation has split down the middle on Jemele's remarks.
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Independents are split down the middle, with 21625 percent supporting it and 2900 percent opposing it.
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"We now live in a universe split down the middle," Bobby commands to his Axe Capital troops.
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When we arrived there, the first thing we saw was a fish tank, split down the middle.
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But they do suggest a competitive race and reflect a nation that is politically split down the middle.
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Women and men were split down the middle on the view that God played a role in evolution.
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Of course, a person's heart doesn't literally split down the middle — even when they have "broken heart" syndrome.
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A word neatly split down the middle, apologising for itself in its own second half; so quintessentially British.
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Again, in a U.S. Senate almost evenly split down the middle, 31 senators is a lot of potential perpetrators.
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I had a huge cowlick in the middle of my hairline that made my bangs split down the middle.
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The responses were split down the middle, with students on both sides of the debate arguing their cases persuasively.
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Taken with the Gallup data, they paint a picture of a nation split down the middle on the President.
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The fund will be split down the middle, half for an early-stage fund and half for an opportunity fund.
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When the Foundation for Defense of Democracies convened 85033 Iran experts recently, they split down the middle on the question.
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There was a split down the middle -- some people think it's a good thing, some people think it's a bad thing.
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"One of the tricks they use there is, they have these little pants that are split down the middle," Spiesel said.
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And many folks know it: The most recent poll shows public opinion split down the middle on the room-tax plan.
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THE ONLY fair conclusion from the European election in Britain is that the country is still split down the middle over Brexit.
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Viewers of the first televised election debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn were split down the middle on who performed best.
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But in community property states like California and Texas, most assets and debts accumulated during a marriage are split down the middle.
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Founded in 2016, NextUp charges subscribers either a monthly or annual fee, the proceeds of which are then split down the middle.
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The Livingston, NJ house she and Kevin Hunter put up for sale is eventually gonna be split down the middle -- 50/50.
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The controversy surrounding President Trump's border policy has Americans split down the middle over the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, or ICE.
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Depending on how you ask about abortion rights, Americans are either overwhelmingly in favor of them or they are split down the middle.
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Reactions to the headset have been split down the middle with some people digging the steampunk-inspired design and others mocking its ugliness.
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They set some rules: No TV in the large common area, food is bought separately, all other expenses are split down the middle.
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In the oral arguments in these three cases, two of which were held after Mr Scalia's death, the justices seemed split down the middle.
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Correction: An earlier version of this post said the Supreme Court had split down the middle three times since the death of Justice Scalia.
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R. and I split down the middle, which is nice because he doesn't really use my car but helps me pay that expense anyways!
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"She looked like a baked potato," split down the middle, says Morrow, her fiancée, who rushed back from Italy to be by her side.
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To mimic the juiciness and char of a grill, in this version the chicken is split down the middle before roasting at high heat.
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Instead of basking in triumph at Downing Street, she now clings to power because her party, like her country, is split down the middle.
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Each of the four bubbled entries is a "lady" — GAGA, GODIVA*, JANE GREY and CHATTERLEY — split down the middle, neatly halved, sawed in half.
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The professional runner, 36, developed the condition, which means her ab muscles split down the middle, after giving birth to two boys within 15 months.
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Opinion polls suggest there has been a slight shift by voters towards remaining in the EU, but the public remains broadly split down the middle.
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Ever since Abe Fortas's resignation in 1969, the Court has either been split down the middle or, more often, made up primarily of Republican appointees.
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But the recent New York Times/Siena College poll revealed that those voters are now split down the middle on whether to support him in 2020.
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The prime minister will have to rely on the opposition Labour Party to help persuade the public; MPs in his own party are split down the middle.
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If Britain opts for a so-called Brexit — and polls show the electorate roughly split down the middle — that would set up the mother of all divorces.
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Voters are split down the middle as to whether the CEOs who abandoned Trump's economic councils did so out of conscience or to grandstand for the public.
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"History shows that races in the Toss Up column never split down the middle; one party tends to win the lion's share of them," the report says.
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It's unlike any other bench at which I've sat: it's as if one giant tree were cut down, then split down the middle and unfolded like paper.
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They were split down the middle so you could steer by pressing down one foot or the other, and they shared some of the Segway's self-balancing technology.
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I think of her almost being split down the middle in terms of the male and the female, the soft and the hard, the yin and the yang.
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Catalan society remains split down the middle by secessionism, with three separatist parties winning on Sunday a combined 23 of the 48 Catalan seats in the Spanish Parliament.
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The custody arrangement was simple: dad could visit whenever he wanted, holidays would be split down the middle, and I would spend the summers with him in Gallup.
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The other half are self-sustaining farmers who are not rich but are probably having [a less enticing offer], so you've got the community completely split down the middle.
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Asking for 11th-hour emergency stays from a Supreme Court that is split down the middle on the legality and constitutionality of voting restrictions carries a whiff of desperation.
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When the judges are split down the middle, they cannot resolve rival views on controversial issues—from affirmative action and public unions to gay rights, birth control and abortion.
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When justices are split down the middle, they cannot resolve rival views on crucial national issues—from affirmative action and public unions to gay rights, birth control and abortion.
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The country is split down the middle, with parliamentarians slightly tilted toward Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, who is standing his ground despite attempts to replace him with Mr. Rajapaksa.
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One juror told NBC News that the panel was split down the middle on Cosby's guilt; another juror told CNN that two holdouts prevented the jury from convicting Cosby.
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Banana trees are split down the middle and their leaves float forlornly in the water, walls have crumbled and cars filled with water are sitting abandoned in the streets.
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According to the docs ... the deal was for 1 year, and Master P would promote the brand and cover half the production costs -- profits would be split down the middle.
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In the end, neither come true, and the family is just split down the middle making it the Wests versus the Kardashian-Jenners, with Kanye's cousins coming up to bat.
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You're in good company — a very recent Pew survey of experts found that they were pretty much split down the middle on whether this is a problem we can solve.
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The store is split down the middle: men's on the right, along with women's sneakers; women's high heels and sandals on the left; bags and other ephemera between the sections.
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It's why Michigan Republicans got 16 more seats in their State Legislature than Democrats in 2016, even though the total vote in the state legislative races split down the middle.
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With May's cabinet, her ruling Conservative party and the British public split down the middle on Brexit, the prime minister has come under increasing pressure to make a decision on customs.
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If so, Zuma still has the support of Chairwoman Baleka Mbete and Deputy Secretary-General Jessie Duarte, marking a split down the middle among the party's "Top Six" leaders, sources said.
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Asked directly, Democratic voters are split down the middle on whether they want to go back to the Obama-era status quo, or push for a radically different approach to governing.
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One notable exception: When Nebraska voted (PDF) to increase its minimum wage in 215 from $22014 to $28 an hour, Grant County's vote was split down the middle: 20153 for, 22015 against.
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The report will almost certainly leave everyone on both sides of the aisle unsatisfied and will only spark deeper divides in a nation that is already split down the middle over Trump.
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Posters displayed a close-up of a man from the shoulders up, split down the middle with one half of him wearing a police uniform and the other a yellow T-shirt.
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After several hours of closed-door meetings, the 16-person panel of independent experts tasked with advising WHO leadership on the issue took a vote and found themselves split down the middle.
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Responses were split down the middle, with students on both sides of the debate arguing their cases persuasively, using a compelling combination of logic, ethics, emotion and statistics to support their claims.
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A dark origin story and gritty take on Batman's infamous arch-rival, the movie "Joker" earned 11 Oscar nominations, a sweeping number for a film that left critics split down the middle.
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Our sources tell us the agreement states each parent will only pay for Dream's needs when she's with them ... and things like medical expenses and school will be split down the middle.
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That may involve a certain amount of splintering as the likes of Mr Boles decide that they cannot stand it any longer, but that is rather different from a split down the middle.
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Civil War saw the Avengers split down the middle over the question of whether or not to accept the Sokovia Accords, a series of regulations placed on the Avengers by the United Nations.
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Now there is the possibility it could happen twice in the last 20 years, reflecting the fractured state of a nation split down the middle that has been further polarized by Trump's presidency.
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Now there is the possibility impeachment could happen twice in the last 20 years, reflecting the fractured state of a nation split down the middle that has been further polarized by Trump's presidency.
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It was especially fitting seeing as a giant heart-shaped disco ball with a split down the middle stood behind Cyrus (the piece mirrors the artwork on Cyrus and Ronson's "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart").
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The colorful history of St. Martin includes a centuries-long battle between colonial powers over the Caribbean isle, a conflict that left it split down the middle between French and Dutch control to this day.
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In his first speech since claiming victory, Kuczynski sought to present himself as sensitive to the fact that the country is split down the middle, but also keen to show he is a decisive leader.
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Each piece features a half key with the words "best friends" split down the middle and come on a sleek gold or silver chain or trendy ribbon choker depending on you and your bestie's vibe.
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That raises the likelihood that his next government will neither be able to start ambitious reforms, nor solve Spain's territorial conflict in Catalonia, the restive northeastern region that has split down the middle on independence.
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The race they ran The contradictory message sent by voters on Tuesday night recalls Clinton's win in the popular vote but defeat in the Electoral College and underlines the split down the middle of American politics.
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A healthy majority would go with United if it offered a cheaper and/or shorter flight than American, and respondents were split down the middle—as is to be expected—when both carriers offered an identical flight.
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Mired in the latest psychodramas of the governing Conservative Party and battling the rise of a resurgent opposition Labour Party in a country split down the middle over Brexit, you can understand why the government is distracted.
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It caused a lot of controversy and people were kind of split down the middle on the material, but I do think Host and One Second have some of the best songs we've ever written as a band.
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It points to a country split down the middle on most big cultural and political questions, in which bruising and reversible victories, won inch by inch through much toil, are as much as either can realistically hope for.
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On the back wall of the gallery space, a standalone video titled "Fault Line" rehearses an evolution of the artist from 19th-century woman to modern one, split down the middle in the process of moving forward through time.
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A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that Republicans are essentially split down the middle: 45 percent say Trump is having a positive effect on the GOP, while 43 percent say he is actively harming the party.
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Zach and Amanda are split down the middle in terms of their alliances and since neither of them wants to budge on a vote, they are going to use Jozea and Da'Vonne as their scapegoats from here on out.
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"Given all of the discontent with health care and desire for coverage, single-payer has more support than I have seen in the past, with the country split down the middle," said Harvard-Harris Poll co-director Mark Penn.
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Science has somehow become partisan; truth itself is up for debate; America is split down the middle when it comes to deciding whether or not literally asking a foreign leader to interfere in an election is an impeachable offense.
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They also declared that Johnson had won the debate, despite polling showing that more viewers believed that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had performed well than the prime minister, and were split down the middle on which candidate had won.
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But in a country split down the middle on the question of Europe, with neither of the two major parties giving voice to the pro-Europe half, democracy could be salvaged rather than compromised by a party like TIG.
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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn are neck-and-neck in the race to win over the British public, with viewers of the first televised general election debate between the two men split down the middle on who performed best.
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Polls and recent elections show that the 7.5 million residents of the wealthy region are roughly split down the middle over the question of independence, although a great majority favors a referendum agreed by the state to decide the issue.
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The notion that a country split down the middle—with the Tory civil war on Europe re-inflamed, and much of the public furious about supposed betrayal—is one that can return to normal and carry on as before, is unrealistic.
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Ramaphosa however may not be able to push through policy changes because the ANC's top decision-making group, known as the "Top Six", was split down the middle, consisting of three politicians apiece drawn from Ramaphosa's camp and rival Dlamini-Zuma.
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Politics, more often than not here, has become blood sport, a toxic twist on the historical tensions in a state that, much like the nation, is split down the middle even as Republicans enjoy almost all of the political power.
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Erkmen said Turkish Cypriots are split down the middle between those who don&apost mind Greek Cypriots reclaiming property in the north and those who oppose it — including tens of thousands of mainland Turks who were given Greek Cypriot homes and property.
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Both portrait and landscape modes are supported — in the former, the host will have the bulk of the screen real estate and their friend will show up in picture-in-picture; in landscape, the two user screens are split down the middle.
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You can find the full lawsuit claim embedded below: Butterfly Keyboard Class Action by Mikey Campbell on Scribd The flatter keyboards were first introduced on the 12-inch MacBook in 2015 and the reception to them has been split down the middle.
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The PSL, which Bolsonaro joined as a vehicle to win the elections in October, is split down the middle over control of the party, though it is not clear how many of its 53 representatives and three senators will follow the president.
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We took the test and were pretty surprised to learn we were split down the middle left/right brained (strategic painting FTW!), but actually found it quite edifying to know what each of our answers meant in terms of brain function and reasoning abilities. Curious?
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By working on two panels at different times, and then abutting the so-called original and its mirrored copy together, Burckhardt calls attention to the paradox of a symmetrical image that is physically split down the middle: it is at once total and divided.
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Some investors were worried that Ramaphosa may not be able to push through policy changes because the ANC's top decision making group, known as the "top-six", was split down the middle, consisting of three politicians apiece drawn from Ramaphosa and Dlamini-Zuma's camps.
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It's the campaign scenario that keeps partisan operatives and lawyers awake at night: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton end Election Day deadlocked with key states in a recount, and a short-handed Supreme Court can't resolve the matter because the eight justices split down the middle.
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Prince Mashele, senior research fellow at University of Pretoria, said the ANC's top most decision-making group known as the "top six" was now split down the middle, consisting of three politicians apiece drawn from Ramaphosa and Dlamini-Zuma's camps, which would make it hard to implement policy.
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But despite the shockwaves set off by the special counsel's report, the political deadlock in Washington -- that enshrines a nation split down the middle on Trump -- likely means that only a new election can make sense of a presidential race stained by Russian malfeasance and a presidency that seems to know no limits.
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However further gains have been held back by investor fears that Ramaphosa may not be able to push through policy changes because the ANC's top decision making group, known as the "Top Six", was split down the middle, consisting of three politicians apiece drawn from Ramaphosa's camp and that of his rival Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
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But whilst Mr Carvin and Ms Friedrichs were celebrating beside the fountain on the Supreme Court plaza, they had no inkling that one of the expected votes in their favour would disappear with Antonin Scalia's death in February, or that a court split down the middle would thwart their long-sought victory a month later.
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Polls of polls on Sunday showed the Leave and Remain camps split down the middle at 22/22026, shaking up those that have been counting on the UK staying in the EU. Additional Tier 1 bonds have dropped up to three points in the last week, while Tier 2 debt has also taken a knock.
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Voters in reliably red Utah are split down the middle when it comes to how they view President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's job performance, according to a new poll.
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He sees opportunity in a Europe that is split down the middle between nations like Hungary and Poland that make no attempt to sugarcoat their anti-immigrant nativism and states like Germany that have not forgotten that the pursuit of racially and religiously homogeneous societies lay at the core of the most heinous crimes of the last century.
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In the painting, "Knowledge of the Past is the Key to the Future: St. Sebastian" (1986) (part of a series with the same title), we encounter disturbing imagery; its central figure is both Black and white, male and female, with a penis, vagina, and breasts, and a split down the middle, its body punctured by arrows.
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While drawing names to determine an election has happened before in Virginia, what made today's luck-of-the-draw unique was that it also determined whether the Virginia House of Delegates would be split down the middle between Democrats and Republicans or if Republicans would continue to control the legislative body, something the GOP has done for nearly two decades.
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Sterling jumped almost a cent against the U.S. dollar after the decision but it pared gains as doubts grew about whether an outright majority of Bank officials would back higher rates in the foreseeable future "Last week's election unexpectedly gave us a hung parliament, and now it seems the MPC is also split down the middle," HSBC economists Elizabeth Martins and Chris Hare wrote in a note to clients.
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Serves 4 people Ingredients: 8 ounces large fluke filet, skin removed and split down the middle separating the top and bottom loins 43 orange or blood orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 mandarin orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 ruby grapefruit cut in segments, juice reserved 1 lime, juiced 1 teaspoon fennel pollen 1 tablespoon salt ¼ cup fennel sliced very thin, reserved in cold water 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ¼ cup fennel fronds Chilled plates for serving 1.
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