1.   And many of the same stumbling blocks exist in the securities underwriting business, like spanning the cultural divide between banking and a very different line of work.

2.   And the research suggested a cultural divide, with many saying they did not know or could not identify with anyone in the armed forces.

3.   But a notorious attempt to exploit this cultural divide last spring may have had the unintended consequence of rallying more advertisers to the Hispanic cause.

4.   But his victory was anchored in just one side of the cultural divide.

5.   But the cultural divide has been all but bridged, he added, and the old attitudes evaporated once it was clear what benefits suburbanization would bring.

6.   Certainly, working women eye charity ladies across the cultural divide and regard them with curiosity, if not suspicion.

7.   Despite his optimistic outlook, Griffin, too, must handle up-close encounters at the cultural divide.

8.   Did he prevent a still-worse catastrophe or was he unable to bridge a cultural divide between bankers in Pittsburgh and money managers in Boston?

9.   Doctors came from France to help bridge cultural divides and language problems as the doctors dealt with relatives.

10.   Even across the great language and cultural divide, a feeling of home and warmth and attentiveness and pride came through to these uncertain Texans who were staying there.