The central plateau, covering more than a third of the country, lies between the two branches.
The petite ville ("little town") is on an island between the two branches.
Strangely, F.B.I. agents go back and forth between the two branches.
What if, I asked, a property came on the market midway between the two branches?
The Obama administration and Congress share the blame for the lack of cooperation between the two branches.
The prohibition escalates one of the first conflicts in the relatively friendly relations between the two branches of government.
The conflict now unfolding between the two branches has not only a historical dimension but an institutional one.
The system comprises a superconducting nanostrip that switches the RF signal between the two branches of a microstrip phase circuit.
An intermediary group between the two branches are the Permyaks, whose language is sometimes considered a dialect of Komi.
He and others disputed the board's complaints, saying they were a cover for bad blood between the two branches of the family.
The marriage of his daughter Catherine to Henry III, John I's oldest son, ended the hostility between the two branches of the Castilian royal family.
