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cleavage

noun as in gap

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Asked on Thursday whether he intended to carry out a cleavage-sparing mastectomy on Mrs Baker, Paterson replied: “It’s nonsense to suggest that anyone having immediate reconstruction would require any residual tissue or former cleavage. That tissue is going to be provided by reconstruction or an implant.”

From BBC

The homeowner-renter divide was the survey’s most significant social cleavage in attitudes toward the construction of affordable housing, rent control and universal basic income, mattering more than differences in race, income and education.

"He explained what it was, saying there would be some folds of skin left behind to make it look like the cleavage was normal and he was working with a very excellent cosmetic surgeon," Mr Ströhle said.

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This show doesn’t demonize anybody – not the family or even Janice, whose cleavage hypnotizes Kamal in ways he can’t control.

From Salon

So, when we talk about class politics, analysts on the left are quick to point to trends in income and voting, which seemingly deny the existence of a class cleavage.

From Salon

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