Fissures

About speculation of fissures in the JJP’s alliance with the BJP in Haryana, he said, “Everybody has been asking the same question time and again.

And now that it's happened, the move by a Manhattan grand jury is deepening fissures in America's already-fraught political divide.

Cracked heels, also known as fissured heels, are a common foot condition characterized by dry, thickened skin with deep cracks or fissures on the heels.

House Republican attempts to impeach have created fissures in the conference and provided the president with an opportunity to appear above the political fray in the same week his son reached a plea deal for alleged federal tax and gun crimes.

While they represent something of a divide among the genre, they’ve also led to an exploration of finer fissures within.

County conservation staff attribute the elevated levels to row cropping, exacerbated by the region’s porous bedrock, whose cracks and fissures enable water to rapidly enter the aquifer.

Hostile states such as Russia revel in fissures within Western societies for their own benefit.

In the case of USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geologic mapping on the Island of Hawaiʻi, the primary map units of interest are volcanic vents (such as fissures and scoria cones) and their associated lava flows and tephra deposits divided by age.

Last month’s attack, which killed at least 144 people, opened multiple geopolitical fissures.

She carries a nearly 6-foot pole with which to make daily assessments of the fissures on their property.

The Israel-Hamas war and the mayoral race: The fissures over the war have been evident in New York in street protests, at college campuses and at the ballot box.

This was particularly true for children who had already developed large skin tags, ulcers or fissures near their anus.

All these conditions led to a spurt in the number of cases of piles, fissures and fistula in the age group of 15-50 years,” he said.

Generally, he said higher concentrations tend to be found in groundwater from areas of fractured bedrock because water is sometimes in contact with the rocks for years as it moves through the network of fissures.

Look, there were definitely some shades of 2024 on Monday and hints about the future fissures inside a post-Trump G.O.P. — especially with Ms. Haley’s stylistic opposite, Donald Trump Jr., speaking immediately after her.

Mr. President is also fully aware that there are historic fissures that exist in various locations across the country and has advocated for dialogue between key parties who are direct stakeholders in ensuring peace.

Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed reports of internal fissures in the party's Bulawayo structures as an overdrive maneuver by the ruling Zanu PF to cause confusion in his movement.

Pakistan’s claim that the refusal of the Saudi monarch to call OIC foreign ministers to meet to discuss Kashmir as the real cause of deepening fissures in the Ummah is far-fetched.

Running through the losses in Jane Austen’s life—of her father, her home, her confidence in the future, her space to write—were the fissures of her world.

Specifically, it’s going to exasperate existing inequalities, as the privileged buffer themselves against its pernicious effects while the world’s most vulnerable struggle not to fall through the rapidly widening economic fissures.