"No. 1, I had a great split.
The great split between the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks happened there.
"Power arm, picks it up when he's in trouble, power slider, great split.
It begins "I watched thee when the foe was at our side" and the last stanza has the greatest split infinitive in literature.
For all the talk of a realignment in which the purportedly reformist Democrats would join like-minded LDP members, no great split in the ruling party looks likely at present.Where does that leave Mr Koizumi?
Steamed whole okra is phenomenal with butter and salt and is also great split, stuffed with crab, battered, fried and served with a light hollandaise, said John T. Edge, the director of the Southern Foodways Alliance, a foundation that works to preserve Southern cuisine.
He claimed to have renegotiated Britain's terms of membership of Europe's Common Market, saving Labour from a great split and helping to win the referendum on membership.
In fact, his admission, coming just before arguably his most beloved song, Glacier, is the moment that tips his set over from merely great (split between pounding, techno-influenced tracks, during which Grant proves himself to be the very model of hip-shaking funkiness, and piano ballads, with his mordant lyrical wit amply on display) into something tumultuous.
But 27 years later, the church resumed its iconoclasm, leading to almost thirty more years of persecution and ultimately to the great split between Eastern Orthodoxy and the Roman church.
It is 1941 and Ansel Adams has caught one of the great split-second images of the century without the benefit of a high-speed shutter.
