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Then a GIA brigade in the Kabylie Mountains east of Algiers, calling itself the Salafi Group for Preaching and Combat,
split
off and condemned the GIA’s actions.
Most of those named in connection with the recent hostage crisis had joined that faction following the
split
with the GIA.
Several Europe countries, too, have revealed a less dramatic left-right split, with Spain and Italy – though not Poland and the Czech Republic – moving somewhat to the left.
Now, on top of the so-called “north-south”
split
that emerged from the economic crisis, the United Kingdom’s potential exit from the EU, and the critical situation in Greece, a new breach, between east and west, has appeared in Europe.
The Socialist primary’s outcome will matter only insofar as it exposes the
split
within the party between those who favor a traditional statist approach and those who advocate more market-friendly alternatives.
With French politics divided between the left, right, and far right, a
split
within any bloc almost guarantees that bloc’s exclusion from the second round of next year’s presidential election.
Failure, moreover, will likely bring with it a
split
in the political class, making it very difficult to find a single candidate to become Putin's successor.
With German leaders, including Chancellor Angela Merkel, opposed to this approach, pursuing it would also
split
the West, strengthening Putin’s hand further.
Such an outcome could
split
the rebels’ ranks and risks plunging Libya into renewed violence at the very moment that hostilities should have ended.
But then, in 1846, the Conservative Party
split
over curtailing protective tariffs for grain, which was bad for the party’s rural farming base, but good for manufacturing, and for society generally.
Artificially creating a new European polity
split
between left and right would create new struggles – and intensify old ones – about redistribution.
What is happening is that globalization has
split
up value chains, allowing trade to move from words to syllables.
Other spending is
split
between the annually appropriated amounts (known as non-defense discretionary spending) and the programs in which spending follows from established rules that are not subject to annual review (known as the “mandatory” spending programs, primarily Social Security retirement benefits and health-care spending).
Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum left the US and Canada deeply divided at the Quebec summit, and their
split
over trade is certain to have much broader political implications.
Instead, they
split
on the basis of whose non-rich constituents were more desirous of obtaining finance.
In Poland, the Democratic Left Alliance fell apart shortly before accession, while the Czech Social Democrats came close to a similar
split.
It is easy to assume that the recent
split
between Qatar, on the one hand, and Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, on the other, over Qatar’s support for jihadist groups reflects these countries’ allocation of loyalties.
This unusual four-way
split
on its nine-member MPC reflects differences in how the contradictory influences on price stability are assessed.
Arguments will likely revolve around the scale of the expenditure (estimates range from $20 billion to $100 billion) and how these costs will be
split
between the U.S. and other NATO members.
Third, when a splinter group of jihadists
split
away to form the Islamic State (ISIS), the US diverted significant resources to defeating it, rather than to toppling Assad.
Their views have often been
split
in recent years.
The FPC is part of the complex new UK regulatory structure, in which the former Financial Services Authority has been
split
in two: a prudential and business-conduct regulator and a new body to monitor financial stability.
Nigeria has approximately 168 million people today, with some estimates putting the population at 300 million by 2030,
split
roughly equally between Christian and Muslim.
But this is precisely what our proposal to
split
eurozone sovereign debt into senior and junior tranches aims to achieve.
And the country itself has long been
split
over domestic issues concerning corruption, abuse of power, and ethnic minorities.
Most interesting was the
split
in both parties.
The new accord – concluded, like the previous one, in Minsk – de facto recognized that Ukraine has been
split
by military means.
Even the Conservative Party is
split
between hard-line Brexiteers and former Remainers.
While that might seem like a low bar, the lack of violence is noteworthy in a country
split
along religious, ethnic, and linguistic lines.
In fact, the PD may not be able to avoid a
split
even if the vote goes the prime minister’s way.
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