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He saw it as a wedge that could scare — and divide — the American left on immigration.

If he said to me, “We want to change the tornado to something a bit more like a wedge shape,” the artists understood how to make that change.

They point to how the Trump campaign was also able to use a cultural message as a wedge to fracture the Democratic coalition.

Today, financial literacy often functions as yet another wedge separating haves and have-nots, only worsening retirement prospects for the worst off Americans.

Marilyn Chinitz, a partner in matrimonial and family law at Blank Rome in New York, said that filing for divorce on fault-based grounds is unnecessary, costly and drives an extra wedge between parties.