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The phrase "has long divided" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that there has been disagreement or conflicting views on a certain topic for a significant amount of time. Example: The issue of gun control has long divided politicians and citizens, with no clear solution in sight.
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It's the debate that has long divided animal lovers.
(The artist has long divided her time between Cape Breton and her native New York City).
The subject of Cecil Sharp has long divided folk-song scholars.
The debate over how children learn to read has long divided the educational world.
Mr. Sellars has long divided audiences with his provocative staging concepts and highly stylized approach to directing.
The status of Jerusalem has long divided not only Israelis and Arabs but also Congress and presidents of both parties.
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Internal battles have long divided Britain's fractious Conservative Party.
These questions of Neanderthal food-gathering behavior have long divided paleontologists.
In Philadelphia, the cheese steak purveyors Pat's and Geno's have long divided the citizenry.
Terrorism and Kashmir, two issues that have long divided the countries, were not to be discussed.
She largely took her education spending proposal from the recommendations of a special task force created by lawmakers to address an issue that had long divided the capital.
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