The report suggested the Apple-IBM schism came about because Jobs wanted a greater variety of chips for Macintosh systems and IBM was concerned about the profitability of such a move.
By the turn of the year, a mixture of financial hardship among the miners and schisms about the strike leadership had left it looking like a lost cause.
So while these other schisms are about the Broncos, a lot of them stayed Broncos fans".
The cause of the schism, though nominally about dress codes and bedtimes, was understood on both sides as a matter of church law.
But immigration here in effect means "membership of the European Union", so Montgomerie's departure is an early sign of the great schism that is about to divide the Tory party, as I commented yesterday.
The schism was not about age, she insists, but class: "I brought a reality to the movement they didn't want to acknowledge: that there is a struggle going on, and we have to decide whose side we're on".
However, there was a palpable schism in opinion about how these traditional norms informed contemporary sexual communication.
I don't know about a schism, but, clearly, there were differences of opinion within the intelligence community about the dossier.
leaders, angry about the schism, are in no mood to create a new federation or make other changes sought by Mr. Stern or other Change to Win leaders.
BY now, most people interested in wine - and quite a few who just like a good story - have heard about the schism in the house of Sebastiani, the California family that owns one of the largest wineries in the United States.
