A fragmentation of the country along ethnic lines is a more probable scenario.

The graffiti calls for unity among Afghans who are traditionally divided along ethnic and linguistic lines.

The distribution of wealth and power among Ethiopia's 100 million citizens falls suspiciously along ethnic lines.

It creates a climate of hate and fear, it fuels global divisions along ethnic and religious lines.

Other Arab countries Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, for example are sharply divided along tribal, ethnic, and religious lines.

The group s demands include dividing the country into six or eight new regions along broad ethnic lines with powers to generate and spend revenue.

In the '90s, after the breakup of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia fractured along ethnic fault lines, and civil war broke out between Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia.

Moral, ethnic, and environmental issues follow similar ideological lines.

As a result, the country s division on a partly ethnic and religious basis along north south lines is no longer unthinkable on the contrary, it is increasingly likely.

On the contrary, it would remove the Taliban s unifying element and unleash developments a vicious power struggle in Afghanistan along sectarian and ethnic lines whose significance would be largely internal or regional.

The most likely outcome in Syria is that the human catastrophe will continue until President Bashar al Assad s regime collapses, after which the country very likely could be divided along ethnic and religious lines.

But the political struggle needs to be conducted along new battle lines.

Russia also will not transform its economic system along Anglo American lines.

The military situation along the ceasefire lines remained generally calm and stable.

It is one thing to extol the virtues of professionalism it is another to adduce compelling and convincing reasons for this public management doctrine in a society polarized along ethnic, religious, gender and cultural lines.

Many consider India s increasing mobilization along caste lines a welcome assertion of identity.

Clubs, too, often used to command tribal loyalty along ethnic or religious lines, depending on their location in large industrial cities Irish clubs versus Jewish clubs in London, for example, or Protestants versus Catholics in Glasgow.

Although Sri Lanka has grappled with divisions along ethnic and religious lines, in challenging times citizens do come together to help each other, casting aside their differences in exchange for a spirit of unity and togetherness.

In areas where national minorities predominated, there were ethnic schools, along with ethnic and cultural centres offering language classes and courses on ethnic traditions and ceremonies.

And, in fact, some insurance companies are already beginning to think along these lines.

With an innovation ecosystem organized along these lines, obvious advances could occur significantly faster.

In Italy, inventor Roberto Vezzi had a Smart EV project along the same lines.

The situation in Cyprus has remained stable, with calm prevailing along the ceasefire lines.

Any definitive solution to the persistent violations of human rights in Cyprus would have to include a termination of the artificial partition of the island, which had been imposed along ethnic lines and in full contradiction of the island's traditionally multi ethnic character and of the will of the Cypriot people.

In the 1920's and 1930's, the Belgian authorities enacted policies that defined the population along ethnic lines and favored the Tutsi in a deliberate and successful effort to divide society and fan resentment among Hutu leaders.

In fact, the most likely outcome of any Afghan power struggle triggered by an American withdrawal would be to formalize the present de facto partition of Afghanistan along ethnic lines the direction in which Iraq, too, is headed.

Others were virtual study groups, sometimes along language lines or along cultural lines, and on the bottom left there, you see our multicultural universal study group where people explicitly wanted to connect with people from other cultures.

Israel s recent brutal violence in Gaza has united Palestinians who were split along partisan lines.

A very powerful concept citizen science has naturally emerged along the lines of open science.

Icelanders responded differently. Usually, along the lines of, I am Icelandic because I speak Icelandic.

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Along those lines, access to public services must be seen as a human rights issue.

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However, the island's Arab inhabitants, as the major landowners, were generally wealthier than the Africans the major political parties were organised largely along ethnic lines, with Arabs dominating the Zanzibar Nationalist Party (ZNP) and Africans the Afro Shirazi Party (ASP).

Today, France s black minority is trying to organize itself along the lines of the Jewish minority.

But, as the crisis has progressed, the financial system has become increasingly reordered along national lines.

Along those lines, I would like to kindly ask for Mr. Rupel's views on two issues.

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Any failure to approve core funding along the lines requested would inevitably have unacceptable programmatic implications.

It's a form, if you like, of ecological altruism perhaps something along those lines. Maybe it's that.

Indeed, corruption, including protection of traffickers, is distributed along the lines of party control in various regions.

But, as the crisis has progressed, the eurozone financial system has been progressively reoriented along national lines.

In fact, the US already has something along these lines a program known as Short Time Compensation.

It was kind of along these lines, and the allegation was that I have, quote, affection for terrorists.