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Whether Dr. Sasse’s indifference to the rankings led to his resignation is unclear, but the chasm between the president and the board of trustees seemed to develop as the university’s rankings status became more tenuous.

England needed to be spotless to make up a chasm in class and form on South Africa.

If religious polarization is a function of political polarization, the widening chasm is in part reflected by the media's labeling of Christians on the right as "Biblical conservatives," "White Evangelicals" or other such names.

“She has left an indelible mark on the world and an unfillable chasm in our heart.”

Williams have witnessed F1 from both ends of the competition chasm over time.