With opinion in flux, and beset by cross-cutting divisions, the rhetoric of the past is no guide.
Diseases are generally most serious in plants that are propagated vegetatively, or asexually i.e., grown from cuttings, cut divisions, sprouts, and other plant material rather than grown from seeds (sexually propagated).
Dozens of scientists have since warned that cutting the division's budget would have far-reaching, potentially devastating consequences.
In a city famous for rancour and partisanship, the Redskins are the great uniter, cutting across divisions of race, class or party.
Most of our garden has been grown from cuttings, division and seed.
Wal-Mart also appealed Locke's decision, displeased with the requirement that the retailer re-establish the meat-cutting division in the department.
As a result, change initiatives have become more complex than ever before, cutting across divisions and functions rather than staying confined to silos.
But Cuno said the reductions reflect changes in accounting and normal fluctuations in art acquisitions and grant-making rather than a policy of cutting those divisions.
Aside from the official explanation, the decision to start the left-handed Lilly instead of Harden, a right-hander, may have also suggested the level of concern by Oakland management after Seattle beat the A's on Friday and Saturday, cutting Oakland's division lead to three games.
May said that it would combine its Kaufmann's and Filene's divisions in the Northeast, as well as its Robinsons-May and Meier & Frank divisions in the West and Northwest, cutting its business divisions to six from eight.
