In 2008, the American people will choose between two divergent visions of foreign policy.
But the divide runs deeper, with competing goals and divergent visions of what a healthy league should look like.
The partnership between Schwartz and Craven was dissolved in a flurry of public indignation and divergent visions (the editor wanted a more international, more cultural outlook; the publisher had a preference for the local and the political).
These divergent visions of Dylan are played by two different Australians (Heath Ledger and Cate Blanchett); a young British actor (Ben Whishaw); a prepubescent African-American named Marcus Carl Franklin Richard Geree; and the most recent Batman.
There are divergent visions of that future, as well as conflicting views on how to get there (hey, it's politics, not some sort of existential calamity), but, despite our disagreements, and despite the seeming instability in Ottawa, our shared purpose, our commitment to a brighter future for all Canadians and for peace and prosperity both at home and abroad, remains alive and well.
Their finances cannot be compared directly to Greece, but the incident served to heighten tensions, a feeling of injustice and suspicions of divergent visions inside the EU.
On Saturday, these two divergent visions will come into clear view.
The House and the Senate have drafted wildly divergent visions for what the final product should look like, setting up a battle that could have major implications for the future of America's food systems, environment, and economy.
Karangahape Rd is a tangle of contradictions: at once the domain of young artists and the playground of developers, whose divergent visions compete for cultural hegemony on this storied stretch of Auckland.
The trial of Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow in a massive racketeering and murder-for-hire case opened here Monday with wildly divergent visions of the bald man who sat quietly in a gray wool sweater, listening to a Cantonese translation of the proceedings.
