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(It also has a growing division of about 1,600 specialty stores, like small hardware stores and outlets. ) The better locations "are where Sears and Kmart are making their money -- if you sell those, what are you going to be left with?" Mr. Balter said.

The adoption ban has underlined a growing division in Russian society, as the government has embraced conservative language tailored to voters in the heartland and has turned away from more prosperous city dwellers who have mobilized over the Internet.

Since the 1980s there has been a growing division between private morality and public policy.

In 1999, Rolls-Royce bought Coopers, another specialist company, enabling it to combine its compressors with gas turbines in order to push oil and gas along pipelines.Rolls-Royce also has a growing energy division selling small gas turbine generators an especially promising business as small-scale power generation is becoming fashionable.

Indeed, a growing division has been documented (Botnick, 2000a), whereby HIV-negative gay men associate mainly or exclusively with other HIV-negative gay men, and vice versa.

Metropolitan Life, which has a growing auto and homeowners division, and A.I.G. are regarded as potential buyers of Allstate.

There is a growing division within the GOP between the establishment and the Tea Party that I have written about before.

"It's definitely a growing division," Mr. Borges said.

Johnson said London also had a "huge and growing division between the rich and the poor".

The debate over Catholic social teaching has become an unanticipated focus of the presidential contest, and has exposed growing divisions within the church.

In recent weeks sensational kidnappings and robberies have dominated newspaper headlines.Against this unhappy backdrop have appeared growing divisions between the protest movement that launched last year's revolution and the Islamist-dominated parliament.