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Which leads us to... Britain was hugely divided over Europe.

Opinion is hugely divided – and the interesting discussions are going on away from the glare of the E3 press briefing.

Now on its first London revival, Mark-Anthony Turnage's operatic biography of model, B-movie actor and reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith hugely divided opinion at its 2011 premiere.

I think we've got a country that's hugely divided – as The Guardian reminds us every day – [but] who's going to look at these characters if they're invisible anyway – but us [documentary makers]?" Of Benefits Street, Graef adds: "The second [episode] was terrific.

Opinions on gay marriage are hugely divided by generation, while differences on abortion by age group are increasingly small.

Another worry is whether Turkey's generals really want a deal.What is clear is that the EU complicated matters hugely by letting a divided Cyprus join.

Les Krims has always been a hugely controversial photographer, and critics have often been largely divided about where they stand on his work.

Opinion on the show was sharply divided, with some critics finding it diffuse and musically nondescript and others hugely impressive.

The Silicon Valley business model of scale and user acquisition, while still a hugely important arrow in the European startups quiver, is still just part of the equation, especially in a wide European market so divided by language and regulation.

Dividing Sudan is hugely complicated, since most of its oil fields lie in the south.

The Bush administration, by contrast, has grouped together a hugely diverse band of violent actors as terrorists, failing to employ divide-and-conquer tactics.