The rupture between the regime and its people seems so fundamental that not even impudent accusations from abroad can be turned to the leadership's advantage.
The rupture between the executive and legislative branches is intensifying while the president and his administration are under a serous investigation that could lead to criminal prosecution.
And finally, how this made the rupture between the men, which was always on the cards, into an inevitability.
The fact that there is a need to specify attachment in relation to parenting tells us everything we need to know about the rupture between 21st century man and his heart.
In this scene, and in the movie more broadly, Oppenheimer has captured something remarkable: the rupture between the stories Congo has always told himself and the counter-narrative he's long held at bay.
This council sealed the rupture between Frederick and the papacy and ensured that there would be little chance for a reconciliation in future negotiations.
As his father had been, Agrippa II was an ardent collaborator with Rome and did all in his power to prevent the rupture between Rome and Jewry, but in vain.
"The former master needs therapy more than the former slave, because of trauma resulting from the rupture between his sense of racial superiority and the necessity of the modern world," Ethmane said.
