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Meanings of political divide in English

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Usage of political divide in English
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As Haberman explained, this happened on both sides of the political divide.
Wired
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Instead, he frequently crossed the political divide and voted with the ANC.
The South African
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Instead, he's frequently crossed the political divide and voted with the ANC.
The South African
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One is the political divide over whether tax reform should increase tax revenue.
Reuters
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Thirty years ago they were on opposite sides of the violent political divide.
The Guardian
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The loudest voice of opposition has come from directly across the political divide.
The South African
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Simon Coveney said Mr McEntee's popularity had crossed the political divide.
The Irish Times
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Social media sites are designed to further reinforce the political divide, Sexton says.
Radio NZ
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This sharp political divide along generational lines isn't unique to Wakefield.
The Guardian
10
MPs from across the political divide wished Qureshi a speedy recovery.
The Guardian
11
The queen appeared to be scolding both sides of the widening political divide.
The South African
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It was to animate the political divide into the next century.
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But this was not a political divide between Tory ministers and the rest.
The Guardian
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Slideshow (6 images) Leaders from across Lebanon's political divide called for unity.
Reuters
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We were aware of the political divide between ethnic groups.
Radio NZ
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Such nuances carry significant meaning for both sides of the political divide in Venezuela.
Reuters
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Ireland
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