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Discover Ludwig"traditional divide" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a longstanding division or separation between two groups or ideas. Example: "The traditional divide between science and religion has been a topic of debate for centuries."
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"He was a popular politician whose appeal crossed the traditional divide," Nesbitt said.
And doctors are beginning to cross the traditional divide between religion and medicine.
We are already closing the traditional divide between the NHS and social care.
For Mr. Porterfield "Putty Hill" was an opportunity to re-examine the traditional divide between fiction and nonfiction.
But they also find themselves working more hours, as the traditional divide between work and private life continues to blur.
Although the protest straddles the traditional divide between left and right, a core complaint of some demonstrators is the spending priorities of Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing coalition government.
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Like Mr. Clinton, Mr. Obama portrays himself as transcending traditional divides.
In his own way, Goldsmith also appeared able to reach across the city's traditional divides.
Luxury housing, upscale restaurants and chain stores pushed north of 96th Street, a traditional dividing line.
There have been times when we wondered what Mr. Obama meant when he talked about rising above traditional divides.
Syria is awash in such stories of solidarity these days, bridging traditional divides that have colored the country's politics for generations.
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