Shakespeare's inspiration for "Romeo and Juliet," "Pyramus and Thisbe" is a story of lovers separated first by a wall and then by death, and it resonates throughout this novel of tragic lovers and impossible-to-breach divisions.
Williams urged the government to "breach the male/female division, which ensures that women are all pushed in service jobs rather than technical jobs".
The almost comically restrictive law now threatens fat fines and summary closure of any organ that dares to commit such breaches as "inciting divisions between citizens", "damaging the country's public affairs", or insulting senior clerics, among a long list of other no-no's.
James himself defined 'continuous' as 'that which is without breach, crack or division' (1890: 237), but what he meant by this requires some unpacking.
The first breach fosters a division between Protestants and Catholics.
The second breach fosters a division between Catholics and Orthodox.
At the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805, Royal Sovereign was the first ship in Collingwood's division to breach the enemy lines, and Collingwood and Rotheram appear to have reconciled some of their differences as they cooperated well in handling the ship.
The 11th Airborne Division was ordered to breach the Genko Line and drive into Manila, where it would link up with other American forces attacking the city from the north.
Australian units reached their first objectives by 7 10 am, and by 8 20 am, the Australian 4th and 5th Divisions and the Canadian 4th Division passed through the initial breach in the German lines.
The tanks of the 6th and 7th Armoured divisions then drove through the breach, but they lost time in dealing with various small pockets of German resistance.
With the fort breached, the Belgian 4th and 7th Infantry Divisions were confronted by the prospect of fighting an enemy on relatively sound terrain (for armour operations).
