Besides, the stats about the social media gender divide are already out there.
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He insisted he was not out to divide the antiwar wing of the party.
And start holding weekly meetings where team members figure out how to divide up work more effectively.
Some Christians, though, are striving to bridge that divide, attempting to reach out to the opposition and rebels, or at least cross the sectarian gulf that increasingly separates them.
Brown and his board worked out a plan to divide Motorola in two.
Today in his weekly radio address, President Bush addressed the war and reached out across the partisan divide.
"Presidential candidates Bush and Gore should check out their own backyards before touring the country to speak out against the digital divide, " the report said.
The mere question to leave the workforce with a cash-out number illustrates a key generational divide.
Whether it fizzles out or gets busted up through divide and conquer strategies remains to be seen, but the movement, which got its start in the editorial offices of Adbusters, a non-influential magazine based in Vancouver, continues to spread around the world.
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What is true for the United States and Europe also holds true for countries such as Mexico: Technological progress in the mobile telephony market has led to unprecedented access to information and services, reduction in consumer cost and has lifted millions of people of people out of poverty, bridging the digital divide.
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In future many clients may just instruct their brokers to divide up the business even more and sort out the resulting complexity.
If you divide individual rate by league rate, though, it comes out that he's striking out a third more hitters than average impressive, but no better than what Brett Myers did with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2005, and nothing close to what Gooden did at 19, when his K-rate was more than twice as high as the league's.
The Emmy telecast did everything it could do disguise that and to keep things moving and by the way, the idea to divide the evening by genres except for the top awards, and hand out most of the awards in a clump, was brilliant.
EST, President Obama will deliver the State of the Union Address and outline his vision for putting aside the politics that divide us and moving forward to create jobs, up our game to out-compete in the global economy, and win the future for our children and our country.
PLAiR, which comes out later this month, promises to bridge the computer-television divide.
So you know, I know the press has been obsessed with the racial divide, but you know, that's just not how it's playing out across the country.
The state party was recently frightened by the possibility that Harold Ford, a black former Tennessee congressman, might run against Ms Gillibrand. (He has now ruled it out.) Leaders wanted to avoid a primary, fearing that the charismatic Mr Ford could divide their members and strengthen the state Republicans.
Apple smartphones have been losing out in the sales war with rival Samsung from South Korea and first quarter sales show the gaping divide.
Yet in many locations, registered nurses must divide their time between school buildings that are miles apart, talking to one office while in another, figuring out which crisis is the most serious.
The word is out that Amis and his American-born wife, the writer Isabel Fonseca, are planning to divide their time between New York and the U.K. Not entirely surprising both writers have long been fascinated by transatlantic themes, including, of course, the theme of their Anglo-American marriage.
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