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However, once who controls the corridors of Whitehall is decided, expect divisive and contentious policies that will fundamentally shape the future media landscape, such as anti-piracy measures and curbing the scope of the BBC, to once again hit the headlines.

Many observers expect the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government.

Many observers expected the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government, but high turnout may have eroded those gains, he said.

The initiative is expected to be divisive within the European Union and marks the first early skirmish in a difficult negotiation over the next seven-year budget, which begins after 2013.

The officials said a deal would suggest momentum for the broader bipartisan negotiations that Mr. Obama seeks — and contrast with what is expected to be divisive debate this week in the House over a Republican budget that would cut domestic spending deeply, including for Medicaid and Medicare, but largely spare the military and cut tax revenues.

Republican chances of holding their majority are high, partly because few people expected such a divisive presidential nominee at the top of the ticket and Democrats didn't spend as much time as they could have recruiting strong candidates..

But if he wins the nomination, expect one of the most racially divisive presidential campaigns in decades.

If either Ginsburg or Breyer resign this summer we can expect a contentious, drawn out, and divisive confirmation battle.

While one might expect gay rights to have become less divisive as they have become more widely accepted, that has not quite been the case — perhaps because the shift in public opinion has been so swift.

Things are teed up very nicely for next week's finale – but can we expect some sort of resolution this time around, or another divisive ending?

Well, episode one proved as divisive as expected.