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The trial has driven a further wedge through Russian society, splitting mainly urban liberals from the more traditional heartland that was largely insulted by the women's performance.

But that threat drove a further wedge between them.

Magath drove a further wedge between club and player yesterday when he revealed he could understand the supporters' anger.

The introduction of two referees for NRL matches next season will drive a further wedge between the competitions.

He fears savers will suffer from even lower returns, while there is a risk that cheap borrowing costs will drive a further surge in house prices.

And it drove a further wedge between Mayor Bloomberg and his fellow Republicans on the City Council, all three of whom voted against the deal.

Driving a further wedge into Ukraine's bitter divide, separatist authorities have imposed a new time zone on their breakaway republics to keep them in line with Moscow.

The farmers, who are within a TB hotspot but outside of the initial trial zones, are also worried the cull will drive a further wedge between a sceptical public and an undeniably worn down industry.

If schools fail to respond to the fact that children are likely to spend more time looking at screens than books, it will drive a further wedge between school and home, says Wray.

As science continues to encroach on this issue of profound human interest, it would be most unfortunate if the inherent skepticism associated with scientific progress were to drive a further wedge between science and society.

Or will they feel they were misled by the president's "if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it" rhetoric, and drive a further backlash against the law in 2014 and beyond?