(1) What has gone missing is that this is also that rare American film that seamlessly breaches the divide between the political and the personal, the past and the present.

(2) The divide between the digital and tangible is blurringu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac

(3) The apparent refusal is being described by some American intelligence analysts as an indication of a significant divide between the groups.

(4) I am in love with books and have to divide my day into house chores, time to write and time to read.

(5) The rivers on the eastern side of the divide empty into Hudson's Bay, while the westerly rivers flow to the Pacific.

(6) The cell clusters began to divide rapidly

(7) He was a political editor and later head of news at BBC Northern Ireland before crossing the divide between those who report the news and those who help to shape the Government's message.

(8) The result is a collection of songs that shift like sands, with cyberpunk, strings, looped beats and urbane poetry blurring the divide between rock and the experimental.

(9) If you divide 2 into 13983816 you get 6991908 or exactly half.

(10) Nowadays I divide my time between L.A. and Berlin, Germany.

(11) The Party decided to put down an amendment and thus divide the House

(12) A society where the social divide between haves and have-nots has become a chasm is a society that breeds violence and brutality.

(13) Symbolically, the difference of sex is a divide

(14) Indeed, the merchant's political convictions straddled the divide in southern opinion.

(15) The object is to add, subtract, multiply or divide these numbers in order to achieve the value of 24.

(16) Divide 4 into 20

(17) The program helps children to multiply and divide quickly and accurately

(18) Nowhere is this divide more evident than in the discussion over the economic progress of African Americans in the '90s.

(19) A border of low black wire fencing was put in to divide the garden from the sidewalk.

(20) This is more an observation that a theory, but the divide between the pro-war and anti-war factions might be characterised by the likelihood of actually serving in combat.