Such high-market auctions brought the two parties together, narrowing the social chasm between them under a tent of money and desire".
Yet the chasm between the two under President Bush is often so wide that to outsiders it can appear they are conducting two entirely different foreign policies.
In 2003, Aron Ralston went for a weekend exploring the canyons of Utah and found himself trapped down a chasm, his arm jammed inextricably under a fallen boulder.
Under professionalism, the widening of the chasm between the traditional rugby playing countries like South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Wales, France, England and Ireland and the remainder, nations such as Canada, the USA, Fiji, Samoa and others has alarmed many in the game.
Newcastle's under-21 and under-18 sides struggled last season, highlighting the lack of young players bridging the chasm between the junior ranks and the first team.
Meanwhile, the chasm between lucky and unlucky Indian children is growing: under fives in rural areas are more likely to be underweight than urban children, low-caste children than higher-caste children, girls rather than boys.
Chaston (2010) in his book has suggested that under the life cycle concept of an enterprise, a new chasm has to be crossed before the next stage of growth can be commenced.
But in the late 1990s, geologist Jelle de Boer of Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, suggested that two faults crossing directly under the temple could have been the source of the chasm and the vapors.
These findings bring to light the chasm between learning theories and their application by highlighting ways that design decisions for the intervention are under-constrained: we see academic benefits when students produce dynamic gestures, but we do not yet know how best to elicit them.
