Nor has it reduced Mr. Morrison's resolve to block the project, a crusade that, he acknowledged, has divided him from neighbors, generally lifelong residents of the area, who see the mine as a potential source of jobs.
To acknowledge such divided legacies is not, as some argue, to judge the present by the standards of the past.
"There might be somebody who would really enjoy restoring it and creating a modern-day version," she said of the property, though she acknowledged that dividing it up would be a more profitable way to go.
"We must don our green and gold jerseys from now on and throughout the World Cup as a demonstration of a united country that acknowledges its divided past but continues to strive for a nonracial, democratic and united South Africa," he said.
(Interview 2, Participant 2) Cancer awareness: Although cancer fear was commonly acknowledged, staff were divided as to whether patients were afraid to consult the GP with cancer symptoms.
Brotherhood leaders have acknowledged a divide between the sects, but said it was rooted in politics rather than theology.
Mr. Romney acknowledged the divide between his church and evangelical Christians, while suggesting that they seemed more in sync than not.
Mr. Burke and other protesters acknowledged this divide, saying some people with drug problems had congregated near Church Street, which is also where the drummers play.
The comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, acknowledged the divide between the financial industry and other professions, but said that the financial industry's new prosperity would ultimately trickle down to the rest of the New York economy.
Everyone outside Washington knows it; Obama himself acknowledged the divide between Washington and the American people.
