after Cameron announced on Thursday he was pulling the plug on cross-party Leveson talks It will be only the third time the Liberal Democrats have voted with Labour in this parliament, and represents the biggest fissure between the two coalition parties since the election.
Posters have been appearing on walls, warning ominously against fitna, an Arabic word for division that has sectarian overtones.But the biggest fissure, and a chief cause of the unrest now roiling the country, is between haves and have-nots rather than religious or ethnic groups.
The water sinks into cracks and creates bigger fissures after several cycles of freezing and thawing.
A bigger problem is Europe the fissure that has threatened to split the Tories for three decades, which he has sought to straddle, not close.
A businessman involved says simply: "They are raping Maharashtra .A second problem is a fissure between the big cities and the countryside.
I imagine him as a big success with some worrisome fissures.
The recent fissures in the Big 12 over the Longhorn Network show just how unstable that league is, and the Big East was poised to poach Big 12 programs like Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri last year if the conference had broken up.
It's spewing from at least 22 fissures on the Big Island's east coast, and it's already claimed at least 44 structures—houses, mostly in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens, two subdivisions near the volcano.
He had minor unspecific dysmorphic facial features, such as a prominent forehead, deep-set eyes with long eyelashes, down slanting palpebral fissures and rather big ears.
A big shiny crucifix sticker slapped over the fissures where, oh, I dunno, empathy should be apparently suffices if you love Jesus enough.
