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divide

[dih-vahyd] / dɪˈvaɪd /






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At the same time, there can be downsides to dividing species too aggressively.

From Science Daily

Military service in 21st-century America has increasingly become a family trade—according to Pew, 70% of new recruits report a family member serving before them, one factor among many in a widening civilian-military divide.

From The Wall Street Journal

The city, which sits on the UN-patrolled buffer zone known as the Green Line, is sometimes called the world's last divided capital.

From BBC

These apps seem to make people more angry and divided - and in turn, more certain about their own opinions.

From BBC

“Each day we’re told to fear each other,” Obama said during the service, warning against political forces that divide Americans and undermine democratic values.

From Salon