An unbridgeable gulf has opened up between the traditional parties and the mass of the population. |
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After the second world war, the gap between audiences and avant-garde composers opened into an unbridgeable abyss. |
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The Wall stood for the proposition that unbridgeable cultural differences exist among peoples. |
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The divisions between the far right and the far left are so deep and wide as to be unbridgeable. |
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The gulf between the union's rulers and their subjects is now unbridgeable. |
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Exclusive emphasis on difference divides reality, creating an unbridgeable gap between man and God. |
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It is expected that this will particularly help the younger locals for whom the affordability gap is unbridgeable. |
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The Hague system, rooted on unimpeachably pure democratic principles, has fallen prey to the unbridgeable gap between the world of MPs and the world of the party members. |
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There is tension, but so far no serious bloodshed. On the face of things, the gulf between the two sides looks unbridgeable. |
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It is essential to ensure that deep, unbridgeable divides do not open up between north and south or between east and west. |
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The gap between industrially developed and developing countries continues to widen and threatens to become an unbridgeable gulf. |
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Too many perceive an unbridgeable divide between western haves and worldwide have-nots. |
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They cannot prevent the gap between rich and poor from becoming an unbridgeable gulf. |
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When you enlarge to 25 Member States, you will cross a divide between east and west that once seemed unbridgeable. |
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To be frank, such a position creates an unbridgeable gulf between consciences, making all communication impossible. |
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The chasm between industry and the defenders of nature was, at the time, unbridgeable. |
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The gap opening up between children and adults can seem unbridgeable at times. |
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The problem we face in this country is not that there is an unbridgeable gap between gun owners and non-gun owners. |
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Despite all the bravery, determination and skill that saw Kildare so nearly bridge an unbridgeable gap, their interest in the championship is over. |
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Contrary to those who maintain that there is an unbridgeable gap between so-called elite and popular opinion, the deliberative poll found the opposite. |
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Derrida insisted that the very way in which language functions, that is, signification, necessitates an unbridgeable gap between the signifier and the signified. |
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Turing's view, expressed with great force and wit, was that it was for those who saw an unbridgeable gap between the two to say just where the difference lay. |
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If the situation is allowed to develop solely on the basis of market forces, there is a risk that the digital divide will widen to an unbridgeable extent. |
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Unlike his scientist friends, he now thought there was no unbridgeable gap between humans and animals. |
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There is a yawning gap, an unbridgeable gap. |
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But with political will on both sides, they need not be unbridgeable. |
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This view would then construct a seemingly unbridgeable divide between the 'self' and the 'other'7, often leading to misunderstandings, misinterpretations and conflict. |
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Mr Mbeki promptly sacked Mr Zuma as the country's deputy president, causing a rift in the ruling party that rapidly grew into an unbridgeable chasm. |
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The remaining gaps were significant but far from unbridgeable. |
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The rhetorical implications of a Mediterranean clash of civilisations belong firmly with the 13th century and that today there are no unbridgeable obstacles' he said in his speech. |
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But the culture gap with aliens need not be unbridgeable. |
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Gandhi helped turn Hindu values to the support of human rights, reversing the traditional emphasis on caste as a source of unbridgeable categorical difference between groups of human beings. |
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Freaking out: perceiving knowledge as an unbridgeable obstacle. |
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A way must be found to span the often unbridgeable gap between the truth enshrined in a purely practical branch of knowledge and that which corresponds to strictly technical or theoretical recommendations. |
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