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These twin struggles are clearly producing two almost distinct strains of Catholicism in Poland, and seem to be inspiring like divisions elsewhere.
Fifty years ago, when asked what he thought would be the Vatican's reaction to one of his dictates, Stalin responded with his usual brute cynicism: How many divisions does the Pope have? he asked.
Now, in the twilight of his remarkable papacy, Pope John Paul II appears to be presiding over the splintering of those once loyal divisions, and the creation of a bitter divide within the Church of his homeland.
Even among the Sunnis and Shias there are further divisions.
Then there are other divisions, including the Druze, the Alawites, and the Wahabis.
And Park, whose victory has not diminished her people’s ambivalent attitude toward her father, must know that healing the obvious divisions in South Korean society will not be easy.
What is more serious is the impression that the American political system, with its inability to transcend party divisions and forge national consensus, is increasingly sclerotic.
It has also fueled deep divisions in the US presidential campaign, with one of the most potent arguments used by Kerry being that he will restore trust between America and its allies; that as president he will recruit international help in Iraq.
Across the continent, political divisions are deepening.
Yes, Taiwan's recent vote will leave a divided country behind, but those divisions are democratic divisions, and people are now organizing for the next elections.
It is no secret that there are deep divisions among public authorities on this question.
One Europe to seal the definitive unwinding of the 20th century: its wars, divisions and tragedy.
Germany must help to rectify this situation by offering a vision for a more confident and ambitious Europe – one that can overcome internal divisions, see to its own security, and sustainably manage migration.
This was – and continues to be – our great national project, because ending old divisions requires no less work than instilling them in the first place.
The political divisions are artificial.
Whatever ethnic and other divisions are at stake, the “us versus them” sentiment has played a large role in fomenting religious conflict in Nigeria.
India contributed divisions and brigades to the European, Mediterranean, West Asian, North African, and East African theatres.
So far, jihadist success has depended largely on the divisions within Arab countries and the weakness of their governments, particularly the five – Libya, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen – that have lost control over significant portions of their territory.
It depends, first, on whether leadership ambitions and divisions over Brexit consume the Conservative Party and, second, on whether the recent rebellion of more than 50 senior Labour members over Corbyn’s Brexit policy escalates.
As the agreement stated in its opening, it stemmed from Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s “insistence” on ending the divisions among Palestinians, “with the aim of creating an independent state” along pre-1967 borders.
Consider just a few of the divisions that have come up among NATO allies over the past decades.
However, it fails to engage the deep intellectual divisions regarding economic development, trade, and globalization, because it refuses to admit the legitimacy of such disagreements.
Such a proposal might turn out to be too bold to realize; it would, after all, come up against Asia’s very real divisions.
Voters, indeed, increasingly see through such cynical toying with ethnic and religious divisions, for it is clear that prompt arrest and prosecution of those who instigated the Godhra incident would have brought independent voters flocking to the BJP.
Of course, the BJP is not alone in seeking to exploit India's religious and caste divisions.
Despite controlling both Houses of Congress and the presidency, the Republicans are beset by internal divisions.
In most other regions, ongoing political divisions have their roots in the Cold War or the colonial era.
Of course, the “World War” reference may be intended to create an “us” versus “them” logic, but this does not correspond to the nature of the challenge posed by radical Islam, given the complexity and the many divisions that exist within the Muslim world.
What was remarkable was not that, in the end, most resigned themselves to segregation, but that many resisted the new divisions for so long.
The events took over the national dialogue, with Trump, as usual, playing on racial divisions and blaming Obama and Clinton.
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