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The battle has not only divided the nation's union leadership.

The decision to hear the appeal has not only divided them along the court's long-established conservative-liberal ideological split, it has almost prejudged the case before the hearing scheduled for Monday.In a brief written dissent, joined by three other justices, Justice John Paul Stevens argues that there is no legal basis for the US Supreme Court to get involved in what is a state matter.

The deal has not only divided consumer and environmental groups from leading organic players but it has also blown wide open deep divisions running through the U.S. organic industry itself, spurring calls for some organic players to leave OTA membership.

Debate over the issue has not only bitterly divided lawmakers in the state — one of only two that permits illegal immigrants to get the same licenses as citizens — it has also become a recurring theme of Ms. Martinez's tenure.

The simultaneous rise of Mr Keyes and Mr Forbes has not only left the right divided.

Now, a retreat into individualised entertainment has not only been eating away at social life, but dividing the young from the old.

The divide has not only deeply affected Ivorians but has also had serious region-wide repercussions, Salah added.

But the Liberal Party has not only appropriated national symbols, it has also bridged Canada's ethnic and language divide.

Over the centuries, economists have not only been divided over how to make it come about, but over whether it is really a good thing in the first place.

Despite the socialist commitments of so many British feminists, this particular economic divide had not only failed to narrow, but was rarely discussed.

If Mr Moi chooses not to meet the IMF's conditions, his successor, or possibly he himself, will have to run a country that is not only divided, but bankrupt.