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dividing point

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The Brandenburg Gate, which once separated East and West Berlin, again stood as a dividing point in March; environmental and human rights activists demonstrated at the landmark to oppose the German government's plans to fund construction of the Ilisu hydroelectric dam on Turkey's Tigris River.
Gay marriage and abortion were big dividing points in the election, along with stem cell research, although that is really an abortion issue too.
Horizon - Earthquake Storms (BBC2 Wales, 9pm) Istanbul, that city which lies at the dividing point of east and west and one of the great cities of the world, will one day be hit by a major natural disaster.
 
 
 
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