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Dr. Dunnam said the issue could create a schism in the church.

Despite the casual, unscripted success of the Rowes and Schottenfelses, and the Kettlers and Zackheims, "you should never rely on a handshake, even if you think nothing could create a schism between you and your partners," said Mr. Cannon, the Manhattan lawyer.

"The windfall from oil revenue tends to stimulate consumerism and create a schism between consumers and the scientific community," he says.

"It's going to create a schism between authors and their publishers," complains Martin Frank, executive director of the American Physiological Society, who also thinks the government is infringing on journals' copyrights.

My question isn't meant to create a schism between men and women.

Nonetheless, we do not want to create a schism or to engage in too much criticism.

Tomlin apparently felt that had created a schism.

The Politkovskaya trial had created a schism in Moscow liberal circles.

They insisted that they were not breaking away from the Anglican Communion or creating a schism.

They never spoke again, creating a schism among their disciples that was unhealed at Paz's death in 1998.

At a recent meeting, one Board of Education member argued that charter schools skim the best students from the other schools, creating a "schism" in the system.