What interests you about the divide between private and public today?
After the last election there was a lot of talk about "red America" and "blue America," about the divide between the heartland and the coasts.
Of course, these recent reports about the divide between ownership and the basketball side of the organization suggest that these appearances of competency were illusions all along.
"I think people are more concerned about the divide between the haves and the have-nots, which is something that has not happened for many years," he said.
'There's less prejudice there about the divide between theatre and comedy - I don't think it's either, it's more storytelling.
NFL people still gasp when they hear about the divide between rich and poor in the Premier League and the way transfer business is routinely manipulated by agents.
At the same time, new issues have arisen about the divide between the winners and losers in the New Economy, one that has produced less stable jobs and less stable benefit plans and left millions of Americans without health insurance.
During the Depression, Fante lived on Bunker Hill on a sustenance diet of literary dreams, and wrote eloquently about the divide between the city's promise and its reality, its sunshine days and enveloping nights.
My read of today's announcement, and last year's, is that both are about the divide between basic research the pursuit of scientific knowledge for its own sake and applied research, which focusses on work with obvious, immediate effects.
Debates about the divide between commerce and content on the Internet have been going on since the mid-1990s, Steve Outinguting, director of the Digital Media Test Kitchen at the University of Colorado at Boulder School of Journalism.
