Reynolds says that Prohibition split attitudes about morality, and in the novel Hemingway made clear his dislike of Prohibition.
This points to a dark time ahead for a country already split over attitudes to Europe and polarised by political forces once considered on the fringe, but now firmly in the mainstream.
Similarly in North America [ 23], despite a near even split on attitudes toward limited prescribing rights, a large majority (88.6%) of respondents were opposed to chiropractors having full prescribing rights (i.e. the ability to write prescriptions for any and all medicines).
And even the mixologist community there is split in its attitude toward the stuff.
On Saturday, Marianne pushed back, with its own poll suggesting more of an even split in French attitudes.
HR managers in the U.S. are split on their attitudes toward messy desks at the office.
Pharmacists appear to be fairly evenly split on their attitudes toward the safety and efficacy of DS.
In Paris, the Eurozone's two most important leaders, French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, met to discuss the Greek crisis and to try to damp speculation of a split in attitude toward Greece between Northern and Southern European countries.
By the time we rejoin Blanche she is drinking heavily and entertaining a succession of lovers who manipulate her, invert her and, in a parody of her earlier free-spirited attitudes, lasciviously split her legs.
Those who wish to remain in the EU are evenly split (39% apiece) in their attitudes but 79% of those in favour of Brexit believe the zone is bad.
