Even as Russia's relations with America have deteriorated, however, the bigger European powers have worked to prevent a new East-West divide from opening up in Europe.
While he crusades to hold Wall Street to the highest standards, the evidence suggests Spitzer has toed the gray lines that separate truth from hypocrisy and divide the honest from the unethical.
The posts hit by NATO on Saturday are built on the Salala mountain, part of a chain of low-lying rugged mountains that divide Pakistan from Afghanistan.
The problem that any ardent Blairite must confront is that there are no ideological grounds for taking on Mr Brown: the policy differences that divide him from Mr Blair, although real, are too nuanced and subtle to provide any.
By so doing, the United States could make clear that its "national" missile defense system will actually be a global capability, thus denying critics and those who would divide America from her allies the argument that the former will be protected at the latters' expense.
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev goes to Bonn today, searching for fresh economic and technological assistance from Germany and seeking to divide the Germans from their Western allies.
Debathification reversal has become stuck, essentially, and the constitutional review has made progress, but is stuck now on the key questions that divide the Kurds from other Iraqis.
But as to the misstatements to the staff that might be repeated in the grand jury or even to the public, independent counsel's referral continues to divide the charge from what the statement was about.
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The document had been expected to show that the coalition had missed more than 70 pledges, but it does not divide the promises from the 2010 coalition agreement into those which have been met or missed.
And that simply cannot happen if special interests from either side of the political divide seek to except themselves from the requirements of the law or make a late play to improve their own self-interest at great cost to all other Americans.
Yet social issues, from health care to immigration, often divide the more tolerant techies from the rest.
The end result is that the inequality of wealth and income has grown dramatically not just among households but also across the divide separating large corporations from small businesses.
It's a status quo that extends beyond any particular party and right now that status quo is fighting back with everything it's got, with the same old tactics that divide and distract us from solving the problems people face, whether those problems are health care that folks can't afford or a mortgage they cannot pay.
From there, divide that rate (as a decimal) into one to find your multiplier.
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Niantic is trying to solve some of the problems created by smartphones, namely, that they divide us, divert us from reality, and make us inattentive.
The fact that you highlight an artificial geographic distinction shows the great cultural divide that has separated Europeans from the rest of their continental neighbours.
While a number of Plains States Republicans support the measure, the fight stemmed from a philosophical divide about whether the federal government should provide financial support to assist the country's nascent renewable energy industry.
He referred to a report by Oxford Economics, 'Developing the Case for Shared Education', and said that apart from a few exceptions the maintained and controlled sectors both "utterly fail" to attract pupils from across the divide.
"Of course, it's being fanned in some ways by Republican leaders who keep saying majorities are against this legislation, when in fact there is a pretty even divide in the country, from what the polling data shows, " he added.
COPE, though also widely seen as too middle-class, is drawing support from across the racial divide.
No language-barrier, gender-inequality or racial-divide was going to stop them from meeting their goals.
But none of this will necessarily stop Mr Milosevic from continuing skilfully to divide and rule.
Traditional unions divide paid work (male) from unpaid work (female), enabling greater productivity.
And don't look to blame anyone else but yourselves, when you were given the chance and your own ignorance prevented you from reaching across the divide to talk.
Some conservatives won't support the governor because of her more liberal views on some "moral issues, " but Whitman should benefit from a Democratic primary race that will drain resources from the party and divide the Democrats.
Derived from the Sanskrit root "bid, " which means "to divide, " the Vindhya traverses the center of the country from east to west, forcing a natural barrier between northern and southern India.
In a Commons statement on 20 December 2010, Mr Hammond insisted the scheme would help tackle the north-south divide by slashing travelling times to and from the capital.
The program has already offered training in business fundamentals, social innovation, and leadership effectiveness to more than 100 emerging social enterprise leaders from Mercy Corps, Digital Divide Data, Save the Children, World Vision, and other organizations.
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The company is also changing its structure: from April 1 it will divide itself into two business units: Smart Devices and Mobile Phones, with the former focusing on high-end smartphones and the latter, mass-market mobile phones.
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