Mr Shapiro: Only where the divisions are bad faith divisions.
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The big picture: Democrats' divisions on buybacks reflect America's divisions.
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Racial divisions on campus, even among activists, mirror divisions in society.
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"Our new divisions," he said, "look more like our national divisions."
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This town is filled with divisions, partisan divisions, but this seems to go well beyond the idea of partisan divisions and get into different territory altogether.
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Mais précisément ce sont des divisions… EM: Ce ne sont pas des divisions !
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She currently oversees 13 divisions, including the department's civil, civil rights and antitrust divisions.
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Muted Business Outlook: Sime Darby's remaining major divisions include the Motors and Industrial divisions.
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The response was 45 Anglo-American divisions, several Polish divisions and 100,000 rearmed German troops.
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Only 6% of Americans think the divisions will decrease, and the divisions aren't just skin-deep.
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The company will continue to expand other business divisions such as its collectibles and technology brands divisions.
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The divisions in Trump's presidency are carved deep, those divisions echo new versions of a familiar song.
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There are also divisions between the House and Senate, each with its own divisions between Democrats and Republicans.
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As a result, the center has fallen out of American politics, and racial divisions have consumed partisan divisions.
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Teams will be split into East and West divisions and compete in a round robin within their respective divisions.
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All the agendas and divisions from the old imperialism, and all the racial and ethnic divisions, are breaking down.
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We've had these creeping divisions between communities, and those divisions have been expertly exploited by extremists on all sides.
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The four new divisions are as follows: According to Spector, the events will be divided equally between the four divisions.
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Europe is being torn asunder by racial and cultural divisions, and those divisions have clearly infected our politics as well.
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Some 250,1003 troops from 20 Warsaw Pact divisions swept across Czechoslovakia, with 10 Soviet divisions filling the positions they vacated.
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Teams play their divisional opponents, and a rotating cast of same-conference divisions, non-conference divisions, and similarly placed teams.
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About a third of the 13 divisions in Brand's purview, including the civil rights and civil divisions, remain vacant, according to NBC.
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Right now our politics is heading in a truly horrendous direction — with vicious, binary political divisions overlapping with and exacerbating historical racial divisions.
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The colonists split into "divisions," then subdivided the divisions into hundreds of different "departments," like a Hand-Craft Department and an Amusements Department.
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Alphabet's various divisions have reportedly come under stricter balance sheet scrutiny under CFO Ruth Porat, with divisions having to set growth and profit plans.
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Donald Trump came to power as somebody exploiting those divisions, and he has led through exploiting divisions, and that's extremely harmful to our country.
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Three new divisions will separately focus on compact, mid-size and commercial vehicles, alongside divisions dedicated to connected cars and to research and engineering.
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Bush said that he doesn't blame Trump for creating current political divisions in the U.S., but argued that "he's a byproduct" of those divisions.
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But these aren't very deep divisions, certainly nothing like the divisions between liberals and centrists that wracked the party a couple of decades ago.
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The political divisions, governance and corruption problems, economic trends, and internal divisions shape the course of the conflict as much as the actual fighting.
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Pearson said the restructuring would involve combining divisions such as its school testing and professional testing divisions in North America to reduce back office costs.
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Particularly if divisions within parties overwhelm divisions between parties, we could see a decline in partisanship in Congress and a flourishing of cross-partisan creativity.
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GOP divisions Meadows' opposition to the draft bill illustrates one of many divisions that have come to light within the GOP over repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Divisions on display The divisions within Southeast Asia were on full display during the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Foreign Minister's Meeting earlier this month.
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Ayaan's team tries to educate him about the existence of divisions and sub-divisions in the caste system in one of the film's most successful scenes.
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The divisions of the Atlantic Coast Conference rank seventh and eighth, behind both divisions of the Big Ten, the Big 12 and the Pac-12 North.
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It was pulled by six horses and followed by 116 men and horses – two divisions of the Blues and Royals and two divisions of the Life Guards.
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But these days, national partisan divisions overlap with our racial divisions, so it's national demagogues like Donald Trump who most inflame racial animosity to gain political power.
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Silva joins the Bellator fold at a time when the organization's middleweight and light heavyweight divisions—the two divisions in which he has competed—are stronger than ever.
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Since it acquired Oculus in 2013, the social network's forward-looking divisions have taken various organizational structures, most recently in the form of a new pair of divisions.
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"We have fought and will continue to fight against fascism at schools, divisions and segregation," said Nikolas Rimac, a Croat student who led the fight against divisions in Jajce.
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But while Trump's affinity for Russia has fostered divisions within the GOP, Democrats have set aside deep divisions caused by the 2016 primary contest between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Pearson said the restructuring, the second major program under Fallon, would involved combining divisions such as its school testing and professional testing divisions in North America to reduce back office costs.
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Inaccurate or politically biased reports create divisions -- some intended.
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"The French bore the brunt of the early fighting on the Western Front," says Hart, explaining that the British Expeditionary Force originally had just six divisions, while the French deployed 90 divisions.
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Lincoln could see the divisions between North and South, but in his Second Inaugural he transcended these divisions and saw both North and South as actors and partners in a larger human drama.
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If we have any hope of repairing these divisions after our own election, we will have to engage in a process of dialogue and reconciliation across our racial, class, ethnic and political divisions.
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"From a racial standpoint, we're at a much better place now than we've ever been, and that's saying a lot when you've got racial divisions and political divisions around the country," he said.
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But he has also allowed internal divisions to persist -- a management style he prefers -- offering up uncertain negotiating territory and giving Beijing an opening to exploit divisions among the President's top economic advisers.
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One criticism of Denk has been that it is adding to social divisions in the Netherlands (the counter-argument being that they are drawing attention—and proposing solutions—to divisions that already exist).
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So, while Russia was trying to take advantage of divisions in American society, we're in effect doing the same thing — but the way we sow divisions is by fostering a stronger democratic system?
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One of Moscow's aims is deepening divisions among its rivals.
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Its divisions include Flipkart, Myntra, Jabong and payments app PhonePe.
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Instead, Trump thrives on heightening the divisions in American politics.
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He too has won championships in three different weight divisions.
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Ethnic divisions are more mutable and bridgeable than racial ones.
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Elias was dismissive of the divisions in the LGBT community.
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But other divisions are closely tied to fossil fuels, too.
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India's divisions hamper it in its dealings with other nations.
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Religious divisions in France have a doleful way of enduring.
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These troops cannot compare to the divisions deployed by Russia.
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It's not clear which SpaceX divisions may have been affected.
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Three Japanese shipping firms are to merge their container divisions.
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First, some clear demographic divisions appear in the primary electorate.
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The crisis has also exposed deep ideological divisions in Europe.
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Overcoming past divisions, the hardliners united behind a single candidate.
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The nation's divisions were reflected in British newspapers' front pages.
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The group is broken up into two divisions per province.
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Would the announcement of B's victory heal the nation's divisions?
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A third, related point is the deepening divisions over Brexit.
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In fact the divisions between the two sides have widened.
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Cisco plans to reinvest the money into faster growing divisions.
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Analysts say the party is also hamstrung by internal divisions.
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Ethnic divisions that erupted in fighting back then have endured.
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"And that's why divisions in the West are so dangerous."
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The response from the government reflects its chaos and divisions.
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Partisan divisions run deep, even within families, says the mayor.
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" USA Today: "Divisions escalate between red states and blue cities.
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During my time, there was two divisions: transsexuals and transvestites.
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But that plan has sparked divisions within the Republican Party.
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The tight race reflected divisions about the country's economic direction.
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The government may hope to provoke divisions within the MUD.
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The results, though similar, show deep divisions in global perceptions.
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Trulia's research found sharp geographical divisions in housing market recovery.
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These divisions are weakening us and killing the American Dream.
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The divisions were in evidence in the courtroom on Monday.
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Much has been made of divisions in the Republican Congress.
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For without it, deep divisions in our country will widen.
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There are deep and lingering divisions between the two leaders.
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They happened because those in power deliberately inflamed ethnic divisions.
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Bitter divisions threatening to rip our country's social fabric apart.
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It plans to expand its data and enterprise solutions divisions.
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Royalist mania transcends traditional political divisions in the United States.
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So where does that leave Nest's hardware and software divisions?
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The departure of Britain will not magically heal these divisions.
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Divisions within the party elite are also a potential problem.
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What makes things even more complicated is Catalonia's own divisions.
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The Hill: Divisions linger in Trump World over "emergency" gambit.
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Profits slipped however at the company's van and bus divisions.
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Pfizer sold two divisions and spun one off to shareholders.
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Banks' asset management divisions are also sensitive to market behavior.
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Mnangagwa has pledged to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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Divisions among his political opponents aided his rise to power.
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Today, the Ideal Group employs 850 and has four divisions.
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And we can achieve progress if we overcome our divisions.
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We have to defeat those who would worsen our divisions.
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But there is an increasingly clear pattern to the divisions.
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The second force is deepening divisions within the governing party.
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Divisions in her cabinet have deepened the sense of disorientation.
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Even veteran managers participate to better understand their own divisions.
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German Panzer divisions were tearing their way through the Ardennes.
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S. relations and created divisions within Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
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The first seven women commissioned into combat divisions graduated Saturday.
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Credit Agricole has also repositioned its businesses into new divisions.
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In most divisions, that kind of record would be bad.
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Deep divisions exist over key parts of the Republican plan.
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Trump embodies a politics of bitter divisions and vindictive insults.
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For now, the stars in those divisions are overwhelmingly male.
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And the divisions between the two chains were growing wider.
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Pandemics also hit the poor hardest and inflame class divisions.
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They are separate divisions, not part of the broadcast network.
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"It breaks down divisions," he said of the CPR course.
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Our divisions impede our ability to defend against foreign adversaries.
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His political career is premised on stoking the nation's divisions.
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Divisions in a more fragmented Europe proved harder to bridge.
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But some courts also assign particular judges to particular divisions.
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Within divisions, I sort books alphabetically by author's last name.
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You don't have nine different divisions and things like that.
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And he acknowledged the growing divisions within his own ranks.
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My family, too, had been split apart by Germany's divisions.
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Companies were split into divisions by geography and product type.
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The novel coronavirus crisis has reopened old euro zone divisions.
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Welch insisted that all of GE's divisions be market leaders.
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But on other measures Prince Edward has narrowed the divisions.
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The backlash that followed has widened divisions among Hong Kongers.
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GE's various divisions built up layers and layers of management.
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The wider those divisions, the duller the blade of impeachment.
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WarnerMedia is made up of three divisions, with Warner Bros.
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The economic and social distinctions from older, imperial divisions remain.
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The opposition Labour Party is riven by its own divisions.
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The divisions among Palestinians also undermine support for their cause.
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Still, the divisions are clear and, in many cases, widening.
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But the person said the president "feeds off" racial divisions.
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These divisions are even more apparent in certain geographic areas.
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Yet even as the area has improved, divisions live on.
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Potter wondered if Trump's lack of specificity reflected internal divisions.
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They're saying, 'We're Muslims, and we're done with the divisions.
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Chapek has held leadership positions across several of Disney's divisions.
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It really looks like for all its divisions – boys vs.
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The Muslim Brotherhood's growing power deepened divisions within the union.
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The previous target for both divisions was 2.1 billion francs.
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Technicolor operates two main divisions, entertainment services and connected home.
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The divisions between Trump and Macron are clear and substantial.
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But deep divisions over the legislation could complicate its support.
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The divisions in the electorate have also become more gaping.
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Such divisions can lead the Supreme Court to grant review.
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Duffy to try and drive divisions among Wisconsinites is unconscionable.
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But divisions and controversy are now tearing at NATO unity.
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But there are considerable partisan divisions in the survey answers.
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In rural India, old class divisions still rule local politics.
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Goldman Sachs has employed a similar strategy across its divisions.
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But days of strict departmental divisions are pretty much over.
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That has meant parting with divisions that are performing well.
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Internal divisions within the White House have only escalated since.
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Still, the primary has shown some divisions among Democratic ranks.
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Divisions in Congress, too The reaction on Capitol Hill Wednesday was one mostly of condemnation of the attack, with few statements touching on the underlying divisions over the US role in Afghanistan going forward.
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Erdogan, a charismatic, authoritarian populist with an agenda steeped in Islam, has become the focal point of deep divisions in the country, and this referendum will make those divisions only more acrimonious and destabilizing.
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The tournament offers prizes for a variety of age and geographic divisions, but only nine people — three in each of the A, B and C divisions — solved Puzzle 8 in front of the entire audience.
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The National League, which also has a lower tier of Northern and Southern divisions, had played at the weekend despite the Premier League and the three divisions of the Football League having suspended their fixtures.
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Just as partisan ideological divisions and animosities are starker and starker, so too are divisions in the ways that men and women conduct their daily lives in red and blue regions of the United States.
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Most notably, Christian nationalism is getting stronger — even as that nationalism has both caused divisions within the evangelical community and led to wider politico-religious divisions in America, cleaving white evangelicals, from, well, everybody else.
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He did not suggest our divisions would be easy to bridge.
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That made the divisions we found at The Villages no surprise.
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Divisions among local communities and technical hurdles have delayed the sale.
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That economic separation underpins cultural divisions that usually command more attention.
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Donald Trump's presidency has caused a number of divisions in America.
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That joint opposition will paper over the divisions in the party.
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Executives are being shuffled around and product divisions are being regrouped.
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Atrocities by IS have deepened divisions between Turkey's secularists and Islamists.
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A biodiversity hot spot, the desert is indifferent to human divisions.
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Whole divisions of Facebook will now be working at cross purposes.
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Rajapaksa has said he wants to end religious and ethnic divisions.
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"All they can offer are growing divisions and hatred," he said.
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Administrative and political divisions are at the root of the mismanagement.
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"This is the bridge across the nation's deepest divisions," Bush said.
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He chides religious leaders in the "faith business" for sowing divisions.
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BMW's iDrive has proven to be highly skinable across car divisions.
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Now new divisions are opening among South, North and Chinese-Koreans.
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And ISIS is not without its own divisions, especially over ideology.
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The emergence of Momentum may worsen the divisions among Hungary's opposition.
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All large automakers have divisions that provide financing to car buyers.
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It inevitably deepens the divisions in society instead of repairing them.
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Private-equity funds have pots of money to buy unwanted divisions.
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And that growing economic divide compounded other divisions in our country.
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We'll start with seeding and then dive deeper into the divisions.
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Problems were magnified by political divisions within the country, Colantoni added.
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The bank still aims to sell divisions that lack critical size.
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It is currently looking for new executives to lead both divisions.
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The area remains a tinder box of ethnic and political divisions.
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These setbacks, and the jailings, prompted divisions in the separatist camp.
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Unfortunately, America's deep political divisions are all too easy to exploit.
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LG has also restructured its vehicle component and business services divisions.
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All but one of the non-gaming divisions grew in 2018.
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Obama leveraged his heritage and background to reframe American political divisions.
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Even optimists can't ignore the organization's long history of internal divisions.
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The NDP capitalized on divisions among conservatives, taking power in 2015.
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Are there any divisions between your "working" time and distracted browsing?
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The divisions between Holyrood and Westminster will have never been clearer.
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The two divisions will be put together and called New Diversey.
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Then Iraq's politicians stoked sectarian divisions, leading to yet more violence.
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Divisions among the separatists have also conspired against forming a government.
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Wade — but the justices' ideological divisions were nevertheless on full display.
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But deep divisions remain over what exactly those rules should be.
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Most of the new divisions are in Maine, where Republican Gov.
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But divisions among local communities and technical hurdles delayed the sale.
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The two rivals have tried and failed to end the divisions.
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And Democrats have some internal divisions that their opponents can exploit.
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The country's political divisions have also created fissures within the religion.
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These divisions go much deeper than the usual debates within political
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Instead of strengthening this key alliance, Trump has sharpened its divisions.
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The layoffs span the company's international, technology and Sam's Club divisions.
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It operates three divisions covering banking, wealth management and securities trading.
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There's no mistaking the class divisions in Death of the Outsider.
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Whatever confessional divisions exorcists make between themselves, skeptical spectators remain unconvinced.
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Previously, advisers were limited to larger divisions further back from battlefields.
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In the refugee crisis, these divisions and responsibilities have become muddled.
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Indeed, there are likely important divisions within the big donor class.
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This network and other people will always be focused on divisions.
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At a news conference following Monday's meeting, deep divisions were clear.
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But here is another truth, born of today's deep partisan divisions.
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The divisions of the present are part of the nation's patrimony.
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But even before all the details are out, divisions are emerging.
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But there are still deep divisions among Republicans on the plan.
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It also has divisions for chemicals, lubricants, batteries and electronic materials.
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But deep policy and political divisions have repeatedly stymied congressional efforts.
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China clearly is exploiting U.S.-EU divisions sown by the administration.
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The vote exposed deep divisions in British society, notably over immigration.
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The class divisions that produced the Labor-Liberal divide have faded.
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Mr Putin is exploiting Western democracies' divisions for his own ends.
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The midterm elections amply demonstrated the deepening divisions facing our country.
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Members of the CDU are concerned the divisions have not healed.
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Those divisions exist, but none capture the depth of what's happening.
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It intends to spin off two divisions into new public companies.
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Divisions and conflict have plagued this diverse country in recent years.
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Democratic divisions a half-century ago produced the current partisan alignment.
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Brice Bosse fears the referendum will only deepen divisions between Ivorians.
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Gender divisions were particularly pronounced on issues related to the workplace.
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Part of the moderates' attacks were driven by clear ideological divisions.
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No wonder other divisions might see the chance to get involved.
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And it's time for us to put those divisions to rest.
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He said our divisions are not as great as they seem.
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One obstacle has been divisions among African-Americans on the issue.
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Some candidates appeared frustrated with the divisions on display on Wednesday.
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The remaining divisions will be led by existing senior managing officers.
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Speaker after speaker before him emphasized the urgency of overcoming divisions.
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The opposition doesn't map cleanly onto the party's internal divisions, either.
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Microsoft, Google, and others eventually started their own cloud computing divisions.
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What has changed is how personal these political divisions have become.
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World War II divisions were quickly replaced by Cold War conflicts.
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Divisions of this magnitude inside the White House are extremely rare.
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Instead of creating more divisions, this is all about creating fewer.
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There is one point of agreement, even across deep partisan divisions.
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Instead, he has ruled by stoking ideological, social and sectarian divisions.
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The government's style of warfare deepens rather than bridges these divisions.
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Those divisions were recently highlighted by comments from Omar and Rep.
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But it's over impeachment that the clearest divisions may be emerging.
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But this year's march on Saturday has some serious internal divisions.
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The two rivals have failed to end the divisions since 2007.
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Embraer will be left with its private jet and defense divisions.
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Philadelphia divisions are very small, and we're a city of neighborhoods.
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Lufthansa runs maintenance and catering divisions alongside its traditional airline business.
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Both divisions target affluent clients and many of their functions overlap.
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"We should strive for ethnic equality and rooting out ethnic divisions."
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There are men's, women's and mixed divisions, but no age groups.
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May's predecessor, David Cameron, to end Conservative Party divisions over Europe.
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Procedural clashes during the Kavanaugh hearings only exacerbated those deep divisions.
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"We know that there are divisions and rivalries," Mr. Hanna said.
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Policy divisions that put you to sleep can also kill you.
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The workers needed to overcome the ethnic divisions of plantation society.
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It's not happened with the other nine champions of other divisions.
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That makes them the most money out of all their divisions.
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Orwell's contested legacy may be rooted partly in his self-divisions.
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Clinton, boost Mr. Trump and exacerbate existing divisions in American society.
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The problem arises because districts are typically subdivided into geographical divisions.
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"Underlying it is the enormous demographic and economic divisions" between them.
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He soon unleashed 16 divisions against Nazi troops, inflicting severe losses.
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They also have to contend with internal divisions over immigration policy.
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Such divisions only serve to make good outcomes harder to achieve.
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It has dominated political debates, and exacerbated Chicago's longstanding racial divisions.
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But the harsh divisions among Americans in 1968 have largely endured.
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Some of the divisions between east and west have also narrowed.
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Trumpist populists want to widen the divisions and rearrange the fences.
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But that did not happen because of "partisan divisions" in Congress.
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Divisions within France's labor movement may play to Mr. Macron's advantage.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump blames media for divisions.
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CONFLICT Libya's divisions surfaced during the NATO-backed uprising against Gaddafi.
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Political divisions will deepen and mistrust of the government will rise.
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The fact is Democrats like Reid have exploited our divisions masterfully.
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He'll be pressed this week about GOP divisions in the Senate.
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Among potential Democratic primary voters, racial divisions also play a role.
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And those divisions and differences of views can then be exploited.
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The Central and Pacific divisions will play during the second round.
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But when Mr. Trump was elected, suddenly America's divisions hit home.
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McConnell has faced resistance to passing either plan amid party divisions.
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"We need to heal the divisions of our age," Carson said.
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The North and South divisions are cluttered with nondescript quasi-contenders.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) already permitted more casual dress in some divisions.
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But political scientists make a distinction between divisions and party fragmentation.
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Intraparty divisions aside, suppose the Senate were to eliminate the filibuster.
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How were national divisions described in what you learned about slavery?
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The company's first quarter results in other divisions were also impressive.
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However, lingering divisions from the primary may be hard to overcome.
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During that time, 23 colleges across all divisions have dropped football.
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HICKENLOOPER: TODAY'S DIVISIONS AS BAD AS PRE-CIVIL WAR: Colorado Gov.
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The locale symbolizes the possibility, if only that, of divisions erased.
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Hoskie says the initiative went beyond the usual partisan political divisions.
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They also say racial divisions among the student body are evident.
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Many of our national divisions are real and difficult to bridge.
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The divisions among Democrats cut along generational, racial and ideological lines.
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The delay in the markup is another sign of those divisions.
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But those divisions can change, and it reflects in our societies.
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There remain divisions about if, or when, to include Taliban militants.
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Eariler this week it announced an additional consolidation of operating divisions.
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Traditionally, newspapers maintain a strict firewall between opinion and news divisions.
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Playtech, however, reported strong growth in its other core gaming divisions.
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As in the past, our nation today faces challenges and divisions.
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In the meantime, the ruling has highlighted divisions within the city.
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Iran suspended games in the top three divisions until April 2.
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Readers respond to three columns about increasing divisions within the party.
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Some of those divisions begin to recede when we do that.
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He moves on quickly to social divisions — where he can win.
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I think it's escalating, even the divisions in music, these styles.
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How to deal with its leak has exposed divisions in government.
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Do you think that's a bad sign for the party's divisions?
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People often criticize intersectionality for creating divisions or focusing on differences.
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I think that those divisions are partly what's causing the gridlock.
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It's been reviewed incredibly well (including by me), but many of those reviews have also emphasized how the miniseries' portrait of an America torn apart by deep divisions reflects the deep divisions in America right now.
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The GOP divisions could scuttle any chance that the Trump-backed legislation becomes law this year, with leadership unlikely to bring up legislation that would highlight divisions within their own party ahead of the midterm elections.
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"Composed of subject matter experts from both the Criminal Investigative and Counterterrorism Divisions, the fusion cell offers program coordination from FBI Headquarters, helps ensure seamless information sharing across divisions, and augments investigative resources," the FBI said.
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As the FCC's official shutdown notice makes clear, both the Consumer Complaint Center and the accompanying Consumer Complaint Data Center are among the divisions closing up shop, and they're exactly the divisions you'd be most worried about.
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His stated concern with our country's social divisions maps awkwardly onto his willingness to remove transgender Americans serving in the military, which has exacerbated the very divisions he now frets about in the pages of the Atlantic.
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The Criminal and Civil Divisions are working on model briefing in response.
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Gyms are either single sex or have strict hourly divisions by gender.
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