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The party is increasingly split on how to woo them back.
As the housing market continues to sputter, the real estate industry is increasingly split on the responsibilities of overextended and foreclosed homeowners.
Radio, TV, and the Internet today are thick with ideological combat, and public opinion about both news and entertainment media is increasingly split along partisan lines.
However the occupation of parts of the capital ends, deep divisions and tensions are likely to persist in a country that is increasingly split between its poor and its urban elite.
The third is the deftness with which the world's central bankers and finance ministers design and co-ordinate the withdrawal of policy stimulus (see article).The picture on global growth is increasingly split.
Xi will head a Communist Party that is increasingly split into two factions: the "populists" and the "elitists". Xi's father served as a vice premier under Mao, which makes Xi a "princeling" — a privileged child of Communist Party royalty.
While unions still tend to lean Democratic, their rank-and-file members are increasingly split between the parties.
The people who run Heathrow strongly oppose this, arguing that it is "one hub or none": London would lose its direct connections to lots of emerging-market cities if flights were increasingly split between airports.
As the fifth series of Game of Thrones reaches its conclusion with an episode that will apparently "break the internet" (according to spoiler-filled links like this), viewers are increasingly split as to whether this show is a dark and serious examination of the true cost of war, or a gruesome entertainment with an over-reliance on shocking twists and grim deaths.
Mr Allende had been in power for three years and the country was increasingly split along ideological lines.
Wirral Labour's been increasingly split in the last couple of years, with claims that an influx of "hard left" members have pushed out long standing councillors.
