These stark divisions are not going away anytime soon.
His death and the reaction to it highlighted the stark divisions faced by the voters.
It has been unusual for Chinese leaders to draw attention to stark divisions with the United States.
These stark divisions seem certain to grow as long as the epic struggle for modern Turkey's identity continues to rage.
And, in fact, it may exacerbate the growing schism between progressives and conservatives, further hardening already stark divisions.
And the city's hillside shanty-towns are swelling as people pour in to escape the guerrillas who flourish in the countryside around.This weekend's election throws a sharp light on their misery, and the stark divisions within Colombia.
Mr. Clinton's blueprint is unlikely to break that impasse, and the debate this year is raging not just on Capitol Hill but on the campaign trail, where there are stark divisions within and between the parties.
But stark divisions remain, both from the most recent war between 1992-1995, in which 100,000 people died and Sarajevo suffered a 1,425-day siege by Serb forces, and events 100 years ago.
It is still possible that some Labour MPs could decide to defy Mr Corbyn and back Heathrow but with stark divisions in the party on Trident and Syria most will not want to pick a fight with the leadership on aviation.
Michael Branden, the college history professor who handles the sleuthing in this series, is made aware of the stark divisions within the tradition-bound community when he's asked to investigate the death of an Amish man, a dwarf who had participated in a genetics project at the college.
In what seemed like an attempt to explain how Trump won his office, Obama pointed to stark divisions in income, race, and partisanship.
