The numbers say much about what the Premier League has become this season, with one set of results in particular highlighting the growing divide that makes a mockery of the idea that English football's top flight should be celebrated for its competitiveness.
Moreover, the Indiana Supreme Court's decision "deepens a growing divide," that has undermined the constitutional rights of millions of Americans.
That harsh line of questioning from fellow queer people, no less not only angered me, it made me cognizant of the growing divide that exists between LGBTQ Latinos (and queer people of color in general) and our white counterparts.
People are so angry, really, about what's happening, the growing divide, that people want something to happen.
For this reason, there is a growing divide between hackathons that offer very basic prizes, often targeting students or hobbyists, and those that are trying to attract seasoned programmers.
But the original message signals a much larger societal problem, one that is already creating a growing divide in public perception that will have far reaching consequences down the line: Americans can no longer distinguish cultural myths, advertising slogans, and PR propaganda from reality.
In short, since the 1970s there has been a deep and growing divide in the values that separate who we might loosely term pro-Ukip and anti-Ukip voters.
Burr's remarks are just the latest sign of a growing divide in the way that Senate and House Republicans see the White House under President Trump.
Without turning attention to the deep and growing value divides that underpin Farage's revolt, they risk inadvertently strengthening his support among voters who are quickly drawing a line from our media and political class to their unsettling experience of social and economic change.
