At Camp Dobol, along the line of separation between the Serb and Muslim-Croat areas of Bosnia, as many as two dozen patrols rumble past the heavily fortified gates every day.
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Patricia Chao, in her debut novel, slips in and out of the present and past so effortlessly that they seem to meld into just one place with no lines of separation.
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The Americans in Bosnia will be patrolling a long line of separation between Serb and Muslim forces that was agreed upon in the treaty between warring ethnic factions initialed in Dayton, Ohio, last week.
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Republican chairman Marc Racicot said viewers came away seeing " clear lines of separation " between Bush and Kerry, with Bush outlining a resolute course and Kerry outlining the " same incomprehensible position ."
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He did not specify a possible line of separation between the proposed Serb and ethnic Albanian " entities, " but demanded that the " prewar ethnic breakdown, " when more Serbs lived here, be respected.
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"The ruthless zig-zag line has masterfully robbed us of what was originally allocated to us, " said Maj . Stjepan Koroman, commander of Praca battalion, as he looked at a NATO topographical map criss-crossed with the colored lines of separation.
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Thirty-one years ago this month, Chief Justice Warren Burger opined that the courts must recognize that " the line of separation, far from being a ` wall,'is a blurred, indistinct and variable barrier depending on all the circumstance of a particular relationship ."
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The Hasidim, carrying on the traditions of a Jewish movement founded in the 18th century, live in an insular, highly ordered world of prayer and study, their customs governing everything from their clothing to the lines of separation between men and women, boys and girls.
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Quoting from a 1972 Supreme Court case about public financing of private schools, the opinion noted that the line of separation between church and state, " far from being a wall, is a blurred, indistinct and variable depending on all the circumstances of a particular relationship ."
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Some relationship between government and religious organizations is inevitable ", the court wrote . " Judicial caveats against entanglement must recognize that the line of separation, far from being a'wall', is a blurred, indistinct, and variable barrier depending on all the circumstances of a particular relationship ."
