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Narrowing divisions in children's readiness for school at five was central to tackling divisions in later life, he said.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France flew to Germany to join the talks as European leaders assembled in Frankfurt in an effort to narrow divisions before a summit meeting on Sunday.

Israel's leaders, he says, have yet to make the transition to thinking that their state should serve all its citizens, including its Arab minority.Mr Wertheimer is one of a number of Israeli entrepreneurs who have come to Nazareth in the hope of narrowing divisions between Jews and their much poorer Arab compatriots.

But on other measures Prince Edward has narrowed the divisions.

The sight of mostly blue-collar boys pulling on their country's uniform has narrowed social divisions in a community split by wealth, says Laurie Wood, a local school principal and the aunt of one of the dead.

If you take the Netherlands (including Geert Wilders, the Dutch Freedom Party chief who is Europe's most abrasive anti-Islam voice) as a prime arena for Europe's kulturkampf concerning Islam's place in its midst, Norway's tragedy has not narrowed its divisions.

They are reducing reliance on managerial authority, formal rules and procedures, and narrow divisions of work.

On the other, NASA's Fermi satellite also measures gamma-rays, but with its energy range split up into narrow divisions.

Under Neil Kinnock, Labour attempted to widen its electoral support from narrow class divisions.

The Rockies narrowed their division deficit to two and a half games and pulled to two and a half games behind Atlanta in the wild-card race.

But the overture did little to narrow sharp divisions within the European Union on resuming full membership talks with Turkey.