sides of the divide

I've lived on both sides of the divide, so I know.

Its population changed, as with many neighborhoods on both sides of the dividing line.

Abortion rights are emerging as an issue, on both sides of the divide.

Children on both sides of the divide wept for their missing parents.

But for this to happen it will need both sides of the divide to play the game...

Anger over the strike appeared to be growing yesterday on both sides of the divide.

Militias on both sides of the dividing line maintain their own prisons.

Sen was lucky to have close relations with economists on both sides of the divide.

That space is shrinking into oblivion as products on both sides of the divide become better.

These accounts could not be confirmed, but still served to fire passions on both sides of the divide.

During the cold war, governments on both sides of the divided city promoted culture for propaganda purposes.

It separated members of the ethnic groups that live on both sides of the divide.

The cold war was also a war on history, on both sides of the divide.

And you'll find women and feminists on both sides of the divide on those issues.

War has forced the retreat of law and order from the working-class communities on both sides of the divide.

Tensions were made worse by the actions of partisans on both sides of the divide.

But I have enjoyed watching the anger that his films have caused on both sides of the divide.

The development also prompted the authorities on both sides of the dividing line to order all sea outlets operated by the private militias closed.

It makes more sense to see it as a career development move, providing an understanding and appreciation of both sides of the divide,' she says.

Both sides of the divide as delusional as the other, and as venal.

He was also one of the first comedians to confront the Troubles in his material, while still appealing to both sides of the divided community.

On both sides of the divide, recent words and images from the other side have proved shocking, bringing back old memories and adding new twists.

Ms. Merkel could be what Washington needs, a European friend with credibility and clout on both sides of the divide back home.

If President Clinton can use his rhetorical gifts to change attitudes on both sides of the divide, he will be accomplishing something of great significance.

On both sides of the divide in Northern Ireland, there will always be those for whom "peace at any price is no peace at all."