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• That will really show whether there is a geographical divide, as well as a class divide,
• To some extent, the racial divide indicates a class divide, because convert Buddhists tend to be more educated.
• In one city high school, a class divided into groups to analyze the New Deal but did not seem to know much about it.
• :On the other hand, this'the admin cabal is evil'attitude coming from some quarters perpetuates the perception of a class divide.
• For example, when economic growth boosts development and industrialisation, it can create a class divide by creating demand for more educated people in order to maintain corporate and industrial profitability.
• In 1970, William Peters wrote two books " A Class Divided " and " A Class Divided : Then and Now "  about her and the exercise.
• In 1970, William Peters wrote two books " A Class Divided " and " A Class Divided : Then and Now "  about her and the exercise.
• During the post-World War II years, the rivalry and vast difference in clubs'fortunes came to represent a class divide in the Piedmont region, as noted by Soldati.
• "A Class Divided " picks up the story in August 1984, with Peters following up on Ms . Elliott and eleven of the now-grown children, who reunite during their high-school reunion.
• Although incentive travel is a multibillion-dollar industry in the United States, many companies are loathe to discuss their programs because, in essence, there is a class divide between those who qualify and those who do not.
• :" A Class Divided " is, PBS claims, one of its most requested documentaries, and follows an Iowa teacher as she gets her all-white class to experience discrimination and prejudice, and then debriefs them.
• William Peters would follow-up " A Class Divided " with the book  A Class Divided : Then and Now ( Yale University, 1987 ), which expanded on the topics and thoughts displayed in both " Class " and " The Eye of the Storm ".
• William Peters would follow-up " A Class Divided " with the book  A Class Divided : Then and Now ( Yale University, 1987 ), which expanded on the topics and thoughts displayed in both " Class " and " The Eye of the Storm ".
• Publications like " The New York Times " have observed that the protests have exposed a class divide in Venezuela, as the protests have primarily occurred in wealthier urban areas with limited participation from the working-class, despite lower-income areas being hit especially hard by the country's economic struggles.
• Daiches explores the social stratification of Edinburgh's Jewish society in the interwar period, noting what is effectively a class divide between two parts of the community, on the one hand a highly educated and well-integrated group who sought a synthesis of Orthodox Rabbinical and modern secular thinking, on the other a Yiddish-speaking group most comfortable maintaining the lifestyle of the Eastern European ghetto.
• "A Class Divided " confirms that Ms . Elliott has continued her " blue eyes / brown eyes " experiment in the present day, though there has been little outward reaction from parents or school authorities in Riceville . " A Class Divided " also demonstrates that " The Eye of the Storm " and the lessons it demonstrates have been widely used in other schools, government, the business world, and correctional systems across the country.
• "A Class Divided " confirms that Ms . Elliott has continued her " blue eyes / brown eyes " experiment in the present day, though there has been little outward reaction from parents or school authorities in Riceville . " A Class Divided " also demonstrates that " The Eye of the Storm " and the lessons it demonstrates have been widely used in other schools, government, the business world, and correctional systems across the country.