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Meanings of great divide in English

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Usage of great divide in English
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In most Western mystical traditions, a great divide separates flesh and spirit.
Wired
2
Juan Campos stood on the sidewalk and stared across the great divide.
New york: the novel
3
Using these was like working with my father again, across the great divide.
The Irish Times
4
Although they walked side by side, a great divide separated them.
Gingham bride
5
And the great divide between science and economics must be bridged.
The South African
6
That great divide was for young men, who still had to deal with life.
Complete Books of Blood
7
Then Saturday Alla and I would do the great divide.
The Sorrows of a Show Girl: A Story of the Great "White Way"
8
I dive across the great divide four times, each time sure I won't make it.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
9
On the other side of Spanish football's great divide, the Barcelona-based media has begun gloating.
The Irish Times
10
And slowly, on the other side of that great divide, James began to wake up.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
11
Certain businesses may be forever incapable of crossing the great divide from traditional to Web retailing.
The Irish Times
12
The railway was only just finished across the great divide of the Black Hills of Wyoming.
Warrior Gap: A Story of the Sioux Outbreak of '68.
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Back in Saudi Arabia, though, the great divide between the sexes was still alive and flourishing.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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Yet there isn't such a great divide between games built of cardboard and those spun from code.
The Guardian
15
Gabriel Heinze's hopes of crossing the great divide between Manchester United and Liverpool appear doomed to failure.
The Irish Times
16
Wednesday: Lyon The morning after England's defeat by the USA and time to reflect on the great divide.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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