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But his victory was marred by the divisiveness of the campaign.

Joe DePlasco, a spokesman for Mr. Green's campaign, said that while he was saddened by the divisiveness of Mr. Hikind's statements, Mr. Green would continue to campaign actively in the Muslim community.

The execs have been united by the divisiveness of the merger battle, in which Walter Hewlett, an HP board member, first voted in favor of the Compaq deal and then waged a noisy public campaign against it.

The sense of unity wrought by World War II blurred the divisiveness of the 1930s.

Democrats also say they hope to reduce the divisiveness of the debate by framing the stem cell policy as more of a health care issue with the potential to provide new treatments, and less of a fight that spills over into the abortion arena.

Since Mr. Bush could easily have avoided the divisiveness of the Ashcroft choice by picking an equally conservative attorney general with less baggage, some of his opponents will start calling him "stupid" again.

Last week, I wrote a blog about how we might hope to heal the divisiveness of this presidential campaign by speaking well of our preferred candidate while declining to speak badly of the opponent.

-- to convey the divisiveness of the 60's to a generation rendered comatose by MTV.

It underscores the divisiveness of the debate about press regulation, at present supervised by a self-regulatory body generally seen as feeble.

Could the divisiveness of the election hurt sales?

The battle in Bridgeport highlights the divisiveness of change in American education.