61.   Through their mutual grief, the two fathers become friends across the racial divide.

62.   We have become a society unintentionally widening the racial divide by our miscast attempts to bridge it.

63.   What makes this story so compelling is the way the author removes the racial divide from abstraction and places it in the concrete.

64.   What Castro and Boudreaux agree upon is that the debate over African-American English and its utility in the classroom must be done above the racial divide.

65.   Who knew the American racial divide could be so easily bridged?

66.   Will this racial divide ever end?

67.   With anxious hearts and shy smiles, these young men and women are tentatively bridging the racial divide.

68.   Affirmative action ironically perpetuates the racial divide and polarization of the population that its backers claim was responsible for the past discrimination the policy supposedly redresses.

69.   Clement Rohee, foreign minister in the last Cabinet, said closing the racial divide would be a linchpin of government policies.

70.   Delegates wildly cheered another veteran, retired Gen. Colin Powell, as he praised Bush on Monday night for bridging racial divides and improving schools in Texas.