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Her comments appeared to have deepened divisions between Western countries and Russia and China over how to respond to Mr. Assad's crackdown.

The tactical debate has deepened divisions between Palestinian factions, notably the mainstream Fatah movement of the Palestine Liberation Organization's chairman, Yasir Arafat, and an emergent coalition of Islamic fundamentalists and leftists supporting the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, led by George Habash from Damascus.

While Mr. Gilani and his Pakistan Peoples Party struggled to save the ruling coalition from collapse, the country faced deepened divisions between religious and secular forces in the aftermath of the assassination of Salman Taseer, the Punjab governor, who was killed on Tuesday by one of his guards.

The Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles on Saturday elected the first openly gay bishop since the national church lifted a ban that kept gays out of its highest ordained ministry, a move that deepened divisions between liberals and conservatives in the faith.

They rubbish suggestions that the heightened religious overtones to the battle could deepen divisions between Iraqis.

Deepening divisions between the haves and have-nots will increase the number of people requiring emergency food assistance.

If this fatally flawed project has been given another lease on life the result can only be a more dangerous backlash, deepening divisions between and within countries.

His decision threatens to deepen divisions between the east and west of the country, and makes it hard for oil firms to know who to deal with.

The report, which recommended that at least one police commander be dismissed but did not call for severe sanctions against top political officials, seemed unlikely in itself to bridge the deepening divisions between Israel's Arabs and Jews.

However it served to deepen divisions between the company's management standards committee and Sun journalists including some of its most senior editors, many whom found themselves facing criminal charges.

His portrait of Iraq did not include many of the signs of deepening divisions between Sunni Arabs and Shiites and within each sect, which have raised fears among many Iraqis that their country will fracture further.