"All of this leads to a deeper divide in the type of education received and provided to school in our communities and fuels the school-to-prison pipeline".
The more Mr Cameron and Mr Hague talk up the idea of a deep divide between England and Scotland, the better the separatist SNP are likely to do north of the border.
There are some signs of burgeoning integration, not least when people talk about their children, but most adults still seem to live on either side of a deep divide, embodied in some things that have to be pointed out to an outsider.
The Mercer Street apartment became the symbolic locus of a deep divide in the art world between Mr. Andre's friends and supporters and those who believed — and still believe — he was responsible for his wife's fall, some of whom took up her death as a feminist cause at a time when female artists were struggling mightily for greater recognition.
There was, of course, a deep divide within macroeconomics about the right kind of model, and I believe that one side of that divide got it very wrong (and I am, of course, right in that view!).
The 13-hour filibuster led by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has exposed a deep divide among Republicans over the president's drone policy.
"The dissenting opinions emphasize that the issues raised by BP 'present questions of exceptional importance,' reflect a deep divide in approaches among the federal appellate courts, and merit supreme court review," the oil group added in its statement.
But behind the pleasantries of the day, there is a deep divide.
James A. Parrott, chief economist of the Fiscal Policy Institute, found that in the city, the income data masked a deep divide: the pay of managers rose at a healthy clip through the recession while lower-level workers took significant cuts in pay.
There is a deep divide between supporters of the Prime Minister and her opponents, who allege her government is corrupt and that she is a puppet of her brother, ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
