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Pro-Europeans have been divided from anti-Europeans.

Critics have been divided from wildly enthusiastic – and here – to merely respectful here and here.

Cyprus has said the restrictions are necessary to combat the looting of cultural and archaeological sites, particularly in the northern part of the island, which has been divided from the south since Turkey invaded in 1974.

Internal views within the ALP have been divided from the outset about how far to go in opposing the project, with some insiders concerned blocking a project after it has been through environmental approvals process will trigger a backlash about sovereign risk, and others concerned a hardline stance against Adani will cost Labor votes in Queensland.

Ine supported the church by patronising religious houses, especially in the new diocese of Sherborne, which had been divided from the diocese of Winchester in 705.

In a single day in a single court last Monday, Steglich witnessed 62 parents prosecuted for illegal entry in McAllen, Texas, after they had been divided from their children.

The movement was divided from the start.

I am dismayed that once again Britain is divided from our major European neighbours.

"These sides are divided from each other in their souls," Longley said.

In the summer of 1971, Springmartin was divided from the predominantly-Catholic Springfield Park only by six-foot railings.

Dozens of young boys were divided from dozens of young girls.