After 1821 the conflicting interests of north and south also created an economic split.
It's not about getting more dollars for players once the economic split is resolved".
It would mean the weekly Kerry victory parade would be over and the media pendulum could swing again -- and that the pressure would be on Edwards to cut the class warfare lest he expose the deep economic split in the Democratic Party.
If the wealthy nations of the world by support of foreign-aid programs do not do more to close this sundering economic split … none of us will ultimately be secure no matter how large our stock of arms".
In addition to the economic split in the Democratic Party, there was also a split on the issue of segregation.
We envision an America that forever grows the economic pie, splits it fairly for every race in all places, and inaugurates the E Pluribus Unum country of our civic rituals.
Economists disagree about the precise impact of deficit spending (and voters are just as confused, with poll numbers on whom or what to blame for Britain's economic woes splitting every which way).
In that sense Australia reflects the social and economic apartheid that splits much of humanity.
The depository-receipt system in the Netherlands splits economic rights from voting rights and thereby, in effect, enables managers to have voting control without owning any share capital.
Another says that, on the contrary, the economic crisis and splits within the army itself will force it to talk to Miss Suu Kyi.The junta's name-change last November involved a purge of generals said to be corrupt.
