This is an essential divide, which the President returned to.
Europe has a north-south divide which reflects the different preferred solutions to its economic troubles.
There does seem to be a gender divide, which I think is particularly British.
But she noted the court's partisan divide, which fits neatly into its usual ideological lineup.
Within the department, there were essentially separate undergraduate and graduate faculties, and structural divide which remained until the mid-1960s.
The partisan divide, which reached its pinnacle in Sunday's referendum, has been managed clumsily by all sides.
They are "The Great Divide," which is new, and "Fixes," which has been around for several years.
But behind the national economic data lies a longstanding regional divide, which has deepened in recent years.
It helps to understand the origins of the freshwater-saltwater divide, which actually began as a dispute about monetary policy.
The Danube is the main drainage basin south of the European water divide, which bisects the state.
The political divide which has now emerged is not between those who support and oppose bills of rights.
