It's thin and beautiful, and its crisp, well-oiled closing mechanism could have come from the Lexus car-door division.
While coaches and teammates were saying that the free-for-all reflected a certain spirit, Pennington said it opened the door for division.
Some Western commentators as well as Afghans view this as returning to the past or opening the door to a division of the country.
The Braves are 5-5 since the All-Star Game break, and considering how much the Nationals are struggling, the door to the division title seems open.
He essentially slammed the door on two division races at once, siphoned most of the drama from the A.F.C. and cast doubt on the idea that parity is still the primary underpinning of the N.F.L. Probably nothing long-term.
Behind thick walnut doors there was division and anguish.
We're not going to stand on the doors of the division lobby and say, 'You can't come in here unless you're in the Labour Party.' We've urged MPs from other parties to vote with us, and we would urge parties after this election to vote for a Labour Queen's Speech".
He was the largest shareholder in AOL Time Warner, owning around four per cent of the soon-to-be-merged companies; his celebrated name was on the door of a major division, Turner Broadcasting System; and his dimpled chin, gap-toothed smile, and pencil-thin Gable-esque mustache were recognizable everywhere.
She thought that the dictionary did say "indoors" was two words, not understanding that the dot between "in" and "doors" marked the syllable division, not a space.
Due to a rapidly expanding population in South Florida, in 1984 Florida Atlantic took another major step by opening its doors to lower-division undergraduate students.
PAGE A20 Wall St. Firm Cited for Bias A federal agency determined that Morgan Stanley Dean Witter had discriminated against women in one of its divisions, opening the door for lawsuits -- and possibly a class action -- against the firm.
