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Both the US and Latin America are still coming to terms with those historic divisions.
Yet even that is uncertain: before Beslan, the response to terrorist attacks in Ingushetia and Chechnya consisted of efforts to form additional traditional military divisions.
Cultural divisions are also more intense.
Traditional divisions of responsibility mean that men and women are often affected differently by climate change, particularly in developing countries.
In addition to these divisions, there are problems concerning how to amend the constitution.
One option, which Russia has championed, would be a federal system; indeed, the territorial divisions left behind by the Russians could form the basis of one.
Sonia Gandhi and her family should also take credit for putting at the forefront of their campaign a vision of an inclusive society, which rejects divisions on the basis of caste, ethnicity, language, and religion.
Consider the $4 trillion of mergers and acquisitions this year, as companies acquire and spin off branches and divisions in the hope of gaining synergies or market power or better management.
For their part, the Pashtuns, despite their tribal divisions, will not be content with control of a rump Afghanistan consisting of its current eastern and southeastern provinces.
While Israel’s non-victory in Lebanon and the Palestinians’ bloody divisions mean that both sides have been humbled, a breakthrough, though possible, remains unlikely.
But, before the US hands over international leadership to the Chinese, it would be instructive to look at China’s own internal political divisions and inability to synchronize its domestic politics with its growing global responsibilities.
This process has deepened pro- and anti- US divisions within the army, both among commissioned and non-commissioned officers, but nothing in Pakistan today suggests that radical change is imminent.
But, in the here and now, these relationships need to be maintained in order to help polarized societies make progress toward overcoming their divisions.
Given the divisions in her own party, May will be forced to depend on Labour MPs to get her agreement through Parliament.
This would require, of course, less cynical political elites who can transcend their petty ambitions and divisions for the sake of the country.
Assisting Iraq's political regeneration may be the most difficult task, given the many religious, ethnic, geographic and political divisions that characterize Iraqi society.
With deep divisions evident, Deng chose to bypass all existing institutions, the Party’s Politburo, the Central Committee, and the National People’s Congress and its Standing Committee.
The French-made map became the core of the dispute, because it manipulated natural geographic divisions.
A government that came to power promising to create national unity now seems disoriented in the face of the country’s deepening regional, racial, and economic divisions.
Owing to the deep divisions within American society, Trump’s isolationist, anti-liberal administration may already lack the political capital and determination to delay, let alone reverse, the momentous shift in global power toward China.
But the pro-Assad side has divisions of its own.
Relying on market fundamentalism has continued to marginalize three billion people, seriously damaged the environment, and widened the economic divisions in even the richest of countries.
Decades of misrule and deprivation deepened religious and ethnic divisions.
He meant it to refer to Europe's divisions, but in May, ten additional states joined the European Union.
These forms of cooperation survived the divisions over Iraq.
Most notably, they are ethnically homogeneous, so that social divisions are more amenable to compromise.
In contrast, the EU is once again showing itself to be irresolute and riven by internal divisions on both the Israeli-Palestinian peace process (or lack thereof) and the Arab upheavals.
External issues add to existing divisions, because attitudes about migration, perceptions of foreign threats, and willingness to use military power differ widely.
The EU traditionally resorted to two techniques to cope with its divisions.
But they would make the EU even more heterogenous and would likely add to its divisions.
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