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That's the challenge that he's given to my office: to try to increase the capacity for the State Department to engage with religious actors and religious movements in a more sophisticated way". Now in his second year in the Obama administration, Casey says that the need for religiously literate diplomats who understand how to bridge cultural divides has never been greater.

So it seems unfortunate — or perhaps simply typical, given the unforgiving nature of the Middle East — that a film trying to bridge the region's bitter divides has been blocked from film festivals in the Arab world and become the focus of a rancorous dispute at home.

However, while a handful of organizations and institutions have attempted it, direct P2P lending across international wealth divides has never been done before at scale, says Julia Kurnia.

But the way I've watched him cross lines and break cultural norms over the years for the sake of building bridges across divides has left an indelible mark on me.

This indicates that recent isolation within constraints of Pleistocene-Holocene (rather than earlier) drainage geomorphology, e.g. drainage divides, has influenced genetic variation of both H. formosa (i.e. genetic distinctiveness of mtDNA at AMOVAs structured by Florida drainages) and A. calva.

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Ethnic and religious divides have worsened.

The old divides have started to emerge.

Regional growth divides have widened markedly since 2010.

The old divides have blurred.Anyway, these squabbles look increasingly parochial.

He said class divides had animated much of the opposition.