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But equally, the C4 board is worried about destabilising what is a small organisation, which was plagued by a sharp split between its management team, led by Duncan, and its creative side.
The change is a major policy rollback by the White House and represents a sharp split with the American-appointed Iraqi Governing Council.
A sharp split developed over strategy.
My Ohio survey was unscientific — conversations over a few days — but national polling reveals a sharp split along gender lines.
Mr. McCain's campaign is counting on a sharp split among social conservatives in the 2008 primary.
A sharp split within NATO or among Security Council members could hamper American political and military planning in several respects.
As can be seen from Figure 4 (right), the mix80 dataset has a sharper split between non-canonical and canonical base-pairs, more similar to PFOLD's (left).
A similar sharp split exists for downward educational mobility: The U.S. and German percentages are nearly 20%, whereas for the other three countries they are less than 10%.
And so it goes on.Above all, polarisation has grown in the electorate, evidenced by a sharp decline in split-ticket voting (choosing a president from one party and a congressional representative from another).
In a sharp party split, the New York State Senate approved the bill by a vote of 28-22, with 7 Republicans joining a solid bloc of Democrats in the affirmative.
