The orchestra is effectively split into two ensembles facing one another across the platform, though playing in accord rather than engaged in conflict.
Since 1974, when the island was effectively split between its majority population of Greeks in the south and Turks in the north, there have been repeated attempts to solve the problem but all have floundered.
Afzal Guru's hanging is a highly emotive subject in Kashmir, which was effectively split between Pakistan and India shortly after the two states gained their independence from Britain in 1947.
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They were effectively split on their reaction to the tower's redesign.
The result would be a street effectively split in two.
A special committee set up to look at the issue, headed by former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, has recommended the current process be abandoned and the role effectively split in two.
It was also effectively split into two portions for similar geometry concerns.
The Football Conference, which would effectively have to be split in two to accommodate the new League Three that would include 10 Premier League B-teams and 10 non-league clubs, is also angry at the proposal.
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