Much has been made of the split between red and blue America on the TV news programs' electoral maps.
It was another reminder of the split between the harmless fun of the Sun and its capacity for casual cruelty.
In one go it would lead to a massive consolidation of CCGs and greatly accelerate the erosion of the split between purchasers and providers of care.
The council's decision also extends the term of the Palestinian Authority's parliament, although it is not functioning now because of the split between Fatah and Hamas.
More or less, this band is going back to the beginnings of the split between structured and free jazz, and binding up the wound.
Perhaps it implies both a saner, more realistic stance towards life and a healing of the split between body and soul that had so plagued him.
DL Vern Cotter, the coach who seemed to have most things pinned down, said he won't finalise his squad of 31 until the 31 August deadline and isn't even sure of the split between backs and forwards.
That seminary is the Shiites' central school in Najaf, near the Tomb of Ali, the son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad and one source of the split between Shiite and Sunni Muslims.
Much is made of the split between the first two-thirds of this piece and its ending, but here Mr. Bell convinced listeners at Avery Fisher Hall of a natural, if not wholly pleasant, transition.
Marquand has produced the definitive biography of Ramsay MacDonald, a deftly woven 20th-century history, Britain Since 1918, and in his masterpiece, The Progressive Dilemma, an outstanding analysis of the split between the labour and liberal political traditions in Britain.
Costaguana identifies the origins of the split between liberals and conservatives in a 19th-century battle between anticlericals and obscurantists, at a time of a thriving free press and a democratic constitution.
