The parties, realizing that they could not rule together, decided to rule apart, dividing Kurdistan into two zones.
Murray argues that America is coming apart, dividing into two nations — one with high education levels, stable families and good opportunities and the other with low education levels, unstable families and bad opportunities.
But the idea of two cities 375 miles apart dividing the administrative energies of a modern unified state rankles some Germans, as if the country's very soul were split.
But after winning a full term of his own in a record landslide in 1964, he sacrificed the domestic achievements of his presidency to a dogged, expensive and bloody quest to rid Vietnam of the Commies, a hugely unpopular war that nearly tore American apart, dividing family from family, brother from brother, veteran from non-veteran.
To do so, draw four small cylindrical shapes and place them measurably apart, dividing the bamboo pole into five equal parts.
The Jesus of this volume is far from the angry gospel figure who comes to bring not peace but a sword, threatens to tear families apart, divides truth from falsehood, and champions the poor against the rich.
Design: Prospective comparison of 2 equivalent samples of consecutive admissions, 2 months apart, each divided into medically stable and unstable groups before admission.
You'd assume that it would be hard now for Romney to resume bashing President Obama for demonizing and pandering on class warfare, with lines like he's been using on the trail: "he and his allies are pushing us all even further apart by dividing us into groups".
The headline is that Microsoft, apparently not happy with simply destroying Yahoo's credibility, is now hoping to rip it apart and divide up the pieces.
