wedge

You can choose baby Swiss if you like creamy mildness, but I love the nutty tang of an aged wedge — it lingers just enough to remind you it’s there.

In the campaign ahead, Jenkins indicated that she planned to leverage Moody’s support for the state’s unpopular decision to drop school vaccine mandates as a wedge issue.

The potential for wedging strategies between Russia and China remains viable due to underlying structural tensions and competing interests, particularly in Central Asia where both powers seek influence.

He continued to refine the shape through the 1980s, gradually easing the “wedge shape” jacket into a more relaxed silhouette with sloped shoulders and lower lapels.

“When you’re talking about the federal actions, it clearly can drive a wedge between specific communities and their police departments.”