Art, like the world economy - or rather, corresponding to the world economy - has become divided into "North" and "South". (haves and havenots).
But other current and former officials said the partisan divide that emerged in the Armed Services panel would not quickly fade, and the committee could become more divided, like other congressional committees.
Worse, in a paradox of our times, the more connected we get the more divided we become.
Yet in recent years, for many reasons, American politics has become more strident and divided, and often along personal rather than ideological lines.
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And, while I believe this lack of understanding is ultimately the mistake of the users, the cloud companies themselves share the blame because they have inadequately educated their customers on the changes taking place in the business of cloud computing, and how it has divided and become more specialized.
Their elected representatives will similarly be divided, with some sure to become increasingly shrill in their opposition to any action.
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Mr Bush has become president as a result of a complex legal decision taken by a divided Supreme Court voting on largely partisan lines.
The bitter feelings that divided the nation during the Vietnam buildup and the Iraq invasion have become fading memories.
One measure of how expensive REITs have become is capitalization rates, defined as net operating income (profit after operating expenses but before debt service) divided by a property's value.
Wales needs another 700 families willing to become foster carers in order to bridge the gap which has meant that brothers and sisters are being split up and divided among different families.
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