It touches on most of the basic divisions between the parties, beginning with the role of government vs. the marketplace in delivering benefits.
He does not mention, for example, the basic division between linguistic (in dictione) and extra-linguistic (extra dictionem) fallacies.
Agentialism is committed to a basic division between two classes of attitudes: avowable, reasons-sensitive attitudes, and reasons-insensitive attitudes.
But, within these various makeovers of the dom-com, the basic division is between the warmly silly – Citizen Khan, The Kennedys and Cradle to Grave – and the boldly filthy: Catastrophe, Chewing Gum and Raised by Wolves.
The basic division is between junmai-shu, a pure brew of rice and water, and jozo-shu, which has some additional alcohol; jozo-shu is the ordinary light table sake of Japan, but junmai-shu has more depth and will give a better sense of the flavor of the wine.
Here in Rome, the basic division is between those who get this -- who understand with Vatican II, John Paul II, and Benedict XVI that the Church is a communion of disciples in mission and that everything and everyone in the Church must be measured by mission-effectiveness -- and those who want to retreat into institutional-maintenance Catholicism (in either its starboard or portside variants).
The basic division of the genus into two major clades had not previously been intimated on morphological grounds.
Brain imaging has confirmed the basic division of labour between so-called declarative memory, aka explicit memory (facts and events), and procedural memory, aka implicit memory (habits and skills).
The basic division in Ottoman society was the traditional Middle Eastern distinction between a small ruling class of Ottomans (Osmanlı) and a large mass of subjects called rayas (reʿâyâ).
The basic division that Eliade recognized is between traditional religions including primitive religions and the archaic cults of the ancient civilizations of Asia, Europe, and America and historical religions.
