Much has been made these past few years of the divide between progressive constituencies and businesses across the country.
A Consortium on Chicago School Research (CCSR) report found that schools serving low-income, minority students turn over half of their staffs every three years, deepening the divide between poor and wealthy students to the most experienced teachers.
He wants to rescue psychoanalysis from the academic isolation and bitter scholarly skirmishes that have dogged it for the last 20 years by bridging the divide between clinicians and theorists who work in various disciplines.
As human cultures diversified further in the past 10 000 years or so, the divide between them also increased.
The Bank of England raised its benchmark interest rate Thursday to the highest level since 2001, while the European Central Bank opted to keep its rate at a 60-year low, illustrating the divide between the economies in Britain and the rest of Europe.
What artist who survived the Thatcher years — the vast divide between the haves and the have-nots, the racism, the willful ignorance about AIDS — can take royalty, let alone politics, to heart?
It is 50 years since CP Snow lectured on the divide between art and science.
It is also to be noted that 20 years after the conflict in Mozambique the divide between the government and the rebels is still wide, and the civil service remains loyal to the ruling party.
His stay in Holland between his 14th and 18th years, the time divided between the University of Leiden and the court of his future father-in-law, Frederick Henry of Orange, at The Hague, left him with lasting impressions.
The problem for the former military ruler as he plots his return to the country he ruled for nine years, is that the divide is between voters at home and the world outside.
