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Labour MPs also appeared to be split over how to handle the dispute.

But the electorate seems to be split over what attributes will help a candidate achieve that goal.

A poll published in Yedioth found Israeli public opinion to be split over the issue: 47% supported the new law and 47% opposed it.

SABMiller's two major shareholders – Altria of the US and BevCo, owned by Colombia's Santo Domingo family – appear to be split over AB InBev's approach.

The statement came as the cabinet appeared to be split over the usefulness of current proposals to avoid further allegations of lobbying sleaze from emerging in the future.

Industry insiders are said to be split over whether European anger will spread to the US or blow over before Alice in Wonderland's release on 5 March.

Yet the housing agency's announcement also suggests that the government may be split over how to punish the bank for misrepresenting the quality of mortgage securities it sold to investors before the 2008 financial crisis.

But concerns from other policymakers – including the Bank's governor, Mervyn King – about the fragility of the recovery have led to speculation that the committee could be split over the future of the asset purchase scheme.

All of these committees could receive contributions over $50,000 to be split among multiple recipients.

Analysts agree it is likely to be expanded to others countries but are split over how significant an offer it will prove to be.

While D.C. District Court jurors found Palmera guilty of conspiracy to commit hostage-taking, they were split over whether to convict him of supporting terrorism.