Obama is truly the "great divider".

In a village notable for its unified appearance, the school district line running north-south down Willis Avenue is the great divider.

By the time the boats reached Chesapeake Bay early Wednesday morning, the eight-boat fleet had split: challenging, flukish conditions in the stream had been the great divider.

"Money is always the great divider," he said.

"George Bush, who promised to be a uniter, has become the great divider," Mr. Kerry said.

Allen's like a European street, with that great, green divider down the middle.

Whether by limited finances or personal preference, health concerns are a great divider between the haves and the have-nots today.

"I've watched a president who's become the great divider, the great complainer, the great excuse-giver, the great blamer."

And next after this, the tongue is the great divider.