Deflection doesn't work In defeat, the President applied another of his favorite methods from his previous life -- deflection.
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"Hopefully we won't need an asteroid deflection plan," Binzel said.
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" An insider close to Lee calls the alcoholism allegations "deflection.
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It's decision to also go to Nashville is about deflection.
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Because this is Big Dick Energy's cousin, Big Dick Deflection.
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" The Nashville decision, Mitchell said on Twitter, was about "deflection.
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Catharine Plesko, a researcher at Los Alamos who uses supercomputers to model asteroid deflection scenarios, says that with decades to centuries of lead time, the more pacifistic kinetic impactor approach is preferred for asteroid deflection.
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Antoine Roussel scored his first career playoff goal off a deflection.
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More fundamentally, this all feels like an absurd kind of deflection.
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Asteroid deflection technology could also be useful for future space miners.
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The Times piece reveals Facebook executives and lobbyists' campaign of deflection.
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He send his shot wide, with the help of a deflection.
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The goal came on a deflection in front of the net.
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Told of Lerman's impressions of him, Pacino responded with characteristic deflection.
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At several key moments, he offered a master class in deflection.
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Both of the remaining plates "point to the full deflection 1".
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Actually we can all imagine, but this is typical Trumpian deflection.
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Pavelski closed out the scoring on a deflection 59 seconds later.
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It's been awhile since we've gotten a tip or a deflection.
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It took us a while to get past the deflection match.
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The term has also been West's go-to deflection of criticism.
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Saying the uproar over Joker is about its violence is a deflection.
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Designs should include reconnaissance spacecraft and methods to measure the achieved deflection.
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Well, that&aposs the worst deflection ever then because he&aposs responding.
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He's trying to change the subject: Trump is a master at deflection.
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Madrid scored its only goal on a deflection off a defender's leg.
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It takes a little deflection off defender Manuel Akanji, and goes in!
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Lavelle converted a left-footed deflection off a pass from Lindsey Horan.
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At best the deflection is a startlingly feeble, unsophisticated attempt to obfuscate.
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But live television can be a safe harbor for falsehood and deflection.
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Subban was visibly upset by the deflection and was given a misconduct penalty.
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The Oilers nearly tied it when Sam Gagner's deflection hit the left post.
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The tricky deflection went in over the shoulder of Avalanche goalie Calvin Pickard.
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Palat scored his eighth this season on a double deflection at 4:50.
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We are not going to allow any deflection or redefining of words here.
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It's deflection, and it's self-protective to then make a joke about it.
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Mikael Lustig almost scored an own goal when his deflection hit the bar.
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It was gross and classic Trumpian deflection: Look everywhere but at the truth.
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But the boy wonders think that the government's deflection plan is off course.
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" Belichick responded with a classic deflection, "Yeah, we're focused on the Jets today.
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"That last deflection, I don't even know how he did that," Lundqvist said.
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But the experimental mission could help determine whether the deflection strategy is even feasible.
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Foligno made 24-123 just 212 seconds later off a deflection from close range.
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This deflection happens because seawater is both electrically conductive and always on the move.
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So far, effective asteroid deflection strategies have not been decided upon, let alone developed.
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Trump's strategy seems obvious: to create confusion, suspicion, deflection, doubt, and, above all, noise.
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It's deflection at its best, to make congressional Republicans look good and even competent.
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Although not credited as a power play goal, King's deflection was the turning point.
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After countless passes from Brazil, a deflection finds Neymar all alone in the box.
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The first was a deflection by Mike Hoffman off a hard Erik Karlsson shot.
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His first came on a more routine deflection, also from near the left post.
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This is probably going to sound like a deflection, and I promise it's not.
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Arvidsson's deflection goal cut it to 5-2 at 9:18 of the third.
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A deflection, two collapsing pockets, and one miscommunication led to Peterman's first four interceptions.
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Sometimes 306 Hollywood feels like an incredibly pretty act of extended onscreen procrastination and deflection.
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The source believes that Ravenel's recent filing "is a deflection" of his own legal issues.
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Florida tied the score on Sceviour's deflection goal with 17:13 expired in the first.
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That Trump pattern of deflection and projection has served the sideshow barker all too well.
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But for all his talk of "community," King responds with sing-songy hyperbole and deflection.
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NASA prefers to do asteroid deflection with a little less drama than in the movies.
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Asteroid deflection would become one of the keys to developing a space-based industrial revolution.
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Dallas countered when Roussel scored on a deft deflection at 12:50 of the period.
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That's some skillful deflection from a celebrity who has pledged to maintain his daughters' privacy.
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All of the humor and self-deflection I would ever learn came from that night.
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The images indicated a deflection of 19193 seconds of arc — more than Einstein had predicted.
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His rhetoric contained degrees of ambivalence, deflection, and — above all — avoidance about Obama's signature achievement.
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So any heat, whether in the deepest troughs or near the surface, contributes to the deflection.
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How did they become the party that, through deceit, distraction, deflection and distortion, now allows dictators?
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But Ross and ABC News allowed for some "nothing-to-see-here" deflection on Trump's behalf.
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Weber fired a slap shot that hit Salomaki, who swept the deflection inside the left post.
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Although asteroid deflection is definitely possible given enough time, this requires a lot of advance warning.
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The emphasis on mental health is merely a deflection from the need to talk about guns.
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They can't understand why "but he's a good character!" is a deflection rather than an explanation.
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Weal made it 23-225 with 229:22014 left in the second on a fortunate deflection.
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His fingertip deflection gives Shaun Livingston plenty of time to rotate over and block Tucker's shot.
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Ertz caught the ball off the deflection and picked up 53 yards to the Chiefs 11.
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It took a little deflection off defender Manuel Akanji, enough to wrong-foot keeper Yann Sommer.
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And there is some serious deflection going on even within the world of big-money DAFs.
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If the wind is moving inward, its deflection to the right results in a counterclockwise motion.
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Neither side looked fluid, but Senegal benefited from a deflection and gained the 1-0 lead.
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When Mr. Trump made similar comments earlier on Sunday, Mr. Schiff accused the president of deflection.
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Mahomes gets intercepted off a deflection deep in San Francisco territory, his second of the night.
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To suggest I haven't been honest is a deflection, meant to ruin my credibility and reputation.
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The midfielder's first-time shot took a deflection off Lewis Cook which wrongfooted goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale.
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Perron's deflection goal cut the lead to 5-2 just 2:02 in the third period.
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But the strategy of deflection required many more words, repeated over and over for the cameras.
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The only goal he allowed was on a deflection by Colton Sceviour in the second period.
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Zibanejad scored his first goal on a deflection with two seconds left in the first period.
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As the Planetary Defense Officer, Johnson's responsibilities fall into three main categories: detection, deflection, and emergency preparedness.
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It&aposs actually deflection from actually just admitting Trump was right, and people like Pelosi are conflating.
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Pageau started a natural hat trick on a deflection with 25:24 left in the third period.
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Pacioretty directed his shot at the net, with Weise standing at the opposite side for the deflection.
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Although Carter lost possession of the puck, his deflection trickled through Lehtonen's pads for the lead goal.
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From there, we can devise asteroid deflection schemes, or evacuate vulnerable populations from areas deemed at risk.
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Over the years, he has honed an instinct for self-preservation through pliancy, deflection, and bemused forbearance.
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Bergeron scored his seventh goal of the season on a deflection 21 seconds into the third period.
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The first deflection is the introduction of the young actors not in their roles but as themselves.
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That goal came from Scotland's team, off a deflection, in the 79th minute of England's opening match.
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Christian Bolaños gets free off a deflection for a shot six-yards-out, but sends it over.
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That pattern of false accusations and deflection from China's own incompetence and dictatorial irresponsibility is well-established.
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Hyman scored his third goal of the season on a deflection at 12:42 of the second.
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Ultimately, the choice between deflection and destruction largely depends on how quickly an incoming asteroid is spotted.
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Humiliation and deflection are two of the most common ways emotional abusers exert control over their victims.
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Quintero came close in the 56th minute on the break, but his goal-bound shot took a deflection.
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EditorsNote: Update 40: Changing pass deflection to Williamson Titans use big second half to beat Jaguars JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
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And I have to say, Hillary's interview with Fareed Zakaria was shameful in its deflection and its disingenuousness.
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Lukas Sedlak restored the three-goal lead late in the period off a dandy deflection to beat Hutchinson.
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Florida tied the score as Yandle fired from the right point, and Dadonov got a deflection past Hellebuyck.
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The Devils countered 34 seconds later with Wood's deflection of Steven Santini's shot from above the right circle.
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Reinhart cut the lead to 2-1 on a deflection off a point shot by defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen.
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No similar deflection imperils Coe, whose meanings register with all the subtlety of a punch in the stomach.
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This plays right into the hands of a president who is the master of distraction, deflection, and obstruction.
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Boston regained its lead 22 seconds later when Vatrano scored his 10th of the season off a deflection.
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Lowry's deflection off a Tucker Poolman shot gave Winnipeg a a 4-2 lead with 2:58 left.
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Sheahan scored his first goal on the deflection of a Jamie Oleksiak shot 1:41 into the game.
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Malkin's deflection was initially waved off for goaltender interference, but the Penguins challenged and the call was overturned.
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He had also scored earlier in the third period on a deflection of a shot by Ian Cole.
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The response by video game makers has been to return the volley, blaming guns rights activists for deflection.
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He should publicly admit what he did and why it was wrong without excuses and legalese and deflection.
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Matt Calvert scored short-handed and on a breakaway, and Oliver Bjorkstrand had a deflection goal for Columbus.
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He inquired further throughout the interview, and while he was amiable about it, this wasn't flattery or deflection.
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It also demonstrates that efforts at partisan deflection can only delay, but not end the search for truth.
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With two Panthers players looking for a deflection, Yandle's shot handcuffed Jones, trickling in off of his glove.
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Engvall scored his fourth goal at 6:22 of the third period on a deflection of Barrie's shot.
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Gidley's deflection, however, did not amount to a denial of the claim that Trump directed Cohen to lie.
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The tolerance problem is on the right, and it's all deflection to make it about campus free speech — absurd.
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And then you have the Dems saying stuff like, well, the revoking of the security clearances are a deflection.
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Dianne Feinstein, a veteran Democrat on the intelligence committee, called for Rosenstein's recusal earlier -- Burr offered a backhanded deflection.
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Colorado took a 3-2 lead on a superb deflection by Compher at 6:21 of the third period.
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"It could be used for deflection of asteroids as well as evaporation of asteroids, among other uses," Lubin says.
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He can deflect all he wants, and he's a master of deflection, and he's done that all his life.
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He has cast his lot with a soulmate who has demonstrated a strategic brilliance for deflection, dissembling, and distraction.
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Hertl restored San Jose's four-goal edge with 2:26 remaining in the middle frame — with another deflection tally.
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Kane and Logan Couture rushed the Ducks goal, with Kane scoring on a deflection that trickled over the line.
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Nice deflection attempt, Peter, but you own those words, despite your weak-chinned efforts to separate yourself from them.
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Krejci made it 248-25 with his 23th of the season off a deflection 222 seconds after Marchand's tally.
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Swiping back, Carney said too much focus by politicians on monetary policy amounted to a "massive blame deflection exercise".
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Their only point had been a goal by Pastrnak in Game 2 that was a deflection off his skate.
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The country's insistent egalitarianism often requires self-deprecation and the deflection of praise as a prerequisite for public affection.
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Five minutes into the second half, Heath's header took a deflection off Andersson as the U.S. doubled their lead.
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Smith got the winner at 13:31 of the third on a deflection off a shot by Kyle Turris.
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Nick Cousins added his 10th goal on a deflection of Goligoski's shot at 7:11 of the third period.
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But it is still a deflection from the uncomfortable reasons why she and so many others have been killed.
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A few yards behind Andrews, Tennessee defensive back Kevin Byard grabbed the deflection and returned the interception 31 yards.
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I think that was a decent deflection still trying to preserve some things that we need to preserve. Right.
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He robbed Pavelski in close on an initial shot and on a rebound deflection from his back at 13:50.
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That's why patients like John are especially challenging: They're masters at getting your goat — all in the service of deflection.
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DataCamp's statement only appeared after considerable pressure from the community, and its half-heartedness and deflection just make me sad.
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They played add-on in the second period's last 10 minutes on a perfect deflection and a solid individual effort.
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But this deflection merely highlights the problem when saving heritage is made the highest value in dealing with the past.
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Reinhart made it 113-0 47 seconds into the second period on a deflection in front of the Bruins net.
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All this blathering from Trump's camp about a rigged election is just more deflection and projection from the master illusionist.
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Detroit appeared to tie the score with 10:29 left in the first period on a deflection by Michael Rasmussen.
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The easy deflection is that the wrestling-wide nature of the problem means we shouldn't single WWE out for criticism.
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Patrik Berglund's deflection was waved off because of incidental contact with goalie Martin Jones, a call confirmed after video review.
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Just 22 seconds later, Pittsburgh's Carl Hagelin tied the game on a deflection after a misplay by the Sharks' defense.
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But choosing to play, for me or any other player, doesn't justify continued deflection and inconsistent transparency of this issue.
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Steel's goal at 12:39 of the second period appeared to take a slight deflection of the stick of DeBrincat.
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Make no mistake: What Trump is doing with the Cohen tape is a tried and true deflection method for him.
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Unfortunately, as outlined by his deflection-based response to the problems with VA's nursing home care, so far, he's failed.
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Speaking at Cosmopolitan's Let's Talk About It event in New York recently, Dufu explained her three-step mainsplainer deflection process.
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Brad Marchand scored on a deflection midway through the third to cut it to 6-4, but Chicago hung on.
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Ms. Lamsal said the pornography ban was not so much a solution as it was a deflection from graver issues.
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Asked where the money would come from, he pivoted to the oldest deflection in politics: doing nothing would be catastrophic.
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As The Atlantic's Ian Bogost points out, it's now a go-to deflection against gun control for the Republican party.
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In 2021, NASA is planning to launch its DART mission to intercept a space rock and test asteroid deflection technology.
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The images gave a value of 0.86 for the deflection, about in line with Newton's formula, but with large uncertainties.
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Left winger Gabriel Landeskog's deflection of a centering pass by center Carl Soderberg made it 2-0 at 10:10.
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Not a single committee Republican backed this deflection, and a six-week investigation by the bipartisan committee staff cleared Bellino.
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The Islanders had tied the game, 5-5, on Andrew Ladd's deflection with 1:33 left in the third period.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips drilled a shot that forced San Jose goalie Daniel Vega to the ground for a diving deflection.
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Yannick Ngakoue picked off Luck on a deflection and returned it to the Indianapolis 24 to set up the Jaguars touchdown.
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It's not deflection to say that this is much, much scarier than Omar's poorly phrased comments about the pro-Israel lobby.
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In the second presidential debate, he said Clinton's campaign has pointed to Russia's role in the hacking as a political deflection.
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Reinhart got the Sabres on the board on a deflection from the front of the net 9:37 into the third.
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It gets its motion from bending and deflection rather than hinges or bearings, and the motion relies on the paper's flexibility.
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Because of this, there's the possibility that we may want to intercept Bennu in the future for the purpose of deflection.
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Cogliano's tally came with 6:15 remaining — a deflection in front off an assist by Perry — to make it 4-4.
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Garteig had four more saves, including a glove deflection on Ian McCoshen's shot from the high slot in the closing seconds.
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Rakell finally tucked the deflection inside the left post and behind Price's right skate at 16:50 of the first period.
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The excuse provided in this instance involved deflection, a common theme in VA-issued responses to criticism of VA health care.
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The deflection was scooped up by cornerback Janoris Jenkins, who scampered untouched for 65 yards and a 7-0 Giants lead.
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Pearson scored his 11th goal of the season on a deflection of a shot from Alec Martinez to secure the win.
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Chen and her colleagues knew they could find an explanation for this planetary deflection maneuver by studying Earth&aposs bow shock.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the turning of the earth on its axis results in deflection of the wind to the right.
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That's a stark contrast to his long history of songs that present love as a projection, a mirror or a deflection.
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Sure, he answered a handful, but a tiptoe through the transcript reveals what amounts to a master class in rhetorical deflection.
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The first came on a deflection in the slot of a Tyler Toffoli shot from the right point through Dubnyk's pads.
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Baptiste raised his arms after the go-ahead goal, which came on a deflection of a shot by defenseman Marco Scandella.
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Reinhart made it 24-113 with 211:210 remaining in the first on a deflection in front of the Colorado net.
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Phillip Danault's power-play goal, a nifty deflection, tied the game 2-2 before the midway point of the second period.
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That deflection forced left fielder Howie Kendrick into an awkward position while retrieving the ball, allowing Machado and Davis to score.
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Garrett Wilson scored Pittsburgh's goal, a first-period deflection past Lehner that gave the Penguins their second lead of the series.
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The Americans' second goal also came thanks to a deflection when Kelyn Rowe's shot outfoxed keeper Justo Lorente at his near post.
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Later in the period Jones came through again for the Sharks, denying a Stefan Noesen deflection during a Devils odd-man rush.
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Click here to view original GIFA mission to demonstrate an asteroid deflection technique just got a NASA promotion to the design phase.
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And I think evil does something in that it exposes people for their hypocrisy, for their double standards, and for their deflection.
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NASA stated, however, that they do have an asteroid impact and deflection mission concept in the works with the European Space Agency.
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Lewis's high deflection off a shot from the point by Drew Doughty was ruled a good goal after a short video review.
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Dallas tied it when Seguin scored his team-leading 14th of the season 5:16 before the first intermission on a deflection.
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Backes opened the scoring with a deflection, tying him with the sharpshooter Vladimir Tarasenko for the team lead with seven playoff goals.
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After Revolution goalkeeper Brad Knighton saved Alex Muyl's shot, Wright-Phillips put back the deflection with a half-volley into the corner.
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But Detroit tied the score at 6 minutes 42 seconds of the second period on a power-play deflection by Riley Sheahan.
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Deflection: Calacanis likened his situation to that of Joy Reid, the MSNBC host who's been criticized for intolerant decade-old blog posts.
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Giants safety Landon Collins had two interceptions, each off a deflection, and Rodgers-Cromartie intercepted two Keenum passes in the end zone.
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Sanders' supporters, however, say the insults are nothing more than a deflection from Democrats who would rather see the party not change.
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What they offer instead is nearly claustrophobic access to another consciousness, working out psychological obsessions with verve, intelligence and often comical deflection.
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"Men who improperly harass or assault do not do so because they are gay or straight — that is a deflection," he said.
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Raiders cornerback Keith McGill II tipped the ball, but Wilson caught the deflection at the 10 and raced into the end zone.
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Then the Wild nearly took a 3-1 lead on a deflection by Dumba with 12:22 to go in the second.
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The Rangers sped out to a 1-0 lead when Buchnevich's deflection of defenseman Jacob Trouba's point shot went past Merzlikins' glove.
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A short scoring fade to Donte Moncrief over cornerback Stephon Gilmore — whose leaping fourth-down deflection in January denied the Jaguars' comeback.
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Here's hoping Mr. Mueller goes on to even bigger busts — no wonder Trump was in full Twitter meltdown/deflection mode this weekend.
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Simpson, who looked fit and spoke with energy, mixed contrition and deflection over the course of the one hour and 20 minute hearing.
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Jenner&aposs power-play goal, a deflection of a shot by Artemi Panarin at 215:12 of the third, made it 7-3.
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The Lightning took a 2-1 lead at the 17:57 mark of the period on a double-deflection of a Palat shot.
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Ottawa tied the game 26 seconds into the second on a Gibbons deflection over Lehner, but the Islanders scored the next two goals.
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Queiro also had a key pass deflection on third down late in the fourth quarter, keeping the Cornhuskers out of field goal range.
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The Hungarians were back in front in the 47th minute as Dzsudzsak beat Patricio with a free kick that took a big deflection.
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In preparation of an impact of considerable size, NASA has long-term planetary defense goals that include the development of asteroid deflection technologies.
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Third, and this is where things go a little off the rails, we need to assess and develop NEO "deflection and disruption" technologies.
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It was done in dazzling fashion as Vanek put home a wicked deflection between the circles for his 18th goal of the season.
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Tomas Hertl scored on a first-period deflection for the Sharks, who outshot St. Louis, 32-23, but could not quite solve Elliott.
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The pass glanced off the hands of receiver La'Michael Pettway and Oklahoma's Parnell Motley grabbed the deflection to preserve Oklahoma's one-point lead.
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Lance Bouma scored off a deflection with 4:24 remaining and the Blackhawks kept Arizona winless this season, beating the Coyotes 4-2.
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That's a solid deflection, but Tillerson has been in the Trump administration since February -- long enough to see this kind of silliness coming.
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James van Riemsdyk scored his second of the season on a deflection during a power play at 15:42 to tie the game.
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"The governor continues to bring up issues to try to deflect from his record," Mr. Nelson said, in a deflection of his own.
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Two minutes later, Romero Gamarra sent a through ball to Florian Valot, who punched it through with a deflection off defender Alexander Callens.
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I mastered the art of deflection, expertly turning every response into a joke and steering every conversation into being about the other person.
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Christopher Clarey: France's 27 goals in this World Cup so far: penalty, own goal, tap-in after deflection and penalty Pogba skies it.
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Boston tied the score 1-1 with 11 minutes gone in the second on Bergeron's power-play deflection of a shot by Krug.
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But Mr. Buttigieg, using a recurring tactic of deflection, dismissed the value of experience in Washington and cited his service in the military.
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But the goal was waved off when it was ruled that Connolly's stick was high - above the crossbar — when he made the deflection.
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Haas cut it to 4-3 midway through the third period with a deflection of an Adam Larsson shot from the right point.
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Despite their continued bluster on Capitol Hill and their deflection back onto President Trump, spiraling poll numbers ought to have democrats extremely concerned.
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Regardless of the deflection method, the feasibility of a plan depends on the size of the asteroid and how fast it is approaching.
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It looks like the ball took a slight deflection off Alessandro Florenzi's leg, but don't let that stop you from basking in his beauty.
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Atkinson snapped a 2-227 tie when he scored his 22th goal on a deflection of defenseman Zach Werenski's shot from the right point.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)She noted that in some cases, this conversation around chiplet design is a deflection from a company's more notable failures.
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Dallas pulled one back at 8:47 of the first period when Alex Goligoski scored his first goal in 22 games off a deflection.
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Conway, the master of deflection, was at it again on Monday, going after The Wall Street Journal's editorial page editor Bret Stephens on Twitter.
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NASA also needs the money to build and launch its DART deflection demonstrator craft, aiming to measurably nudge asteroid Didymos – B in October 2022.
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Lee couldn't get a good look after Tolliver switched on him, and Bullock's deflection led Porzingis to take a wild shot from near midcourt.
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Hornqvist extended the Penguins' lead to 3-1 at 10:20 of the final period when he got a deflection goal from the slot.
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The Kings moved ahead 2-1 at 3:07 of the second period on Iafallo's deflection of Sean Walker's shot from the right point.
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Atkinson snapped a 2-2 tie when he scored his 26th goal on a deflection of defenseman Zach Werenski's shot from the right point.
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Turris had an incredible deflection at 6:02 for a 1-433 Nashville lead while tied up in the slot with defenseman Braydon Coburn.
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Hyman scored his second goal of the season on a deflection from in front of the net at 203:220 of the third period.
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Deflection intercepts need to occur months, years or decades in advance, and the associated intercept locations are typically very far from Earth, he said.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips drilled a shot from 18 yards out that forced San Jose goalie Daniel Vega to the ground for a diving deflection.
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Andersen kept the lead intact about 11 minutes into the second period with a foot save on a deflection by Los Angeles' Tanner Pearson.
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Fourth-line Penguins forward Fehr made it 2-0 at 0793:13 by getting the final deflection of Matt Cullen's shot from in front.
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For the first time in seven games, the Flyers got on the board first, scoring on a deflection at 207:25 into the game.
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Six minutes after that, Samantha Mewis scored the game-winner on a deflection that still probably should have been stopped by the German keeper.
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She froze Andersson there, then with one quick motion pushed the ball right and roofed it — with the help of a deflection — over Lindahl.
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They sometimes seem to be stating their connection rather than showing it, since so much depends on the deflection and lies surrounding the obituary.
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The team was helped by two fluky goals: a deflection, and a score by a player who was apparently unnoticed by the Poland defense.
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Some scholars suggest that the East German deflection of blame reverberates today in the form of a greater willingness to accept far-right nationalism.
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Montreal's power play came through with 10:46 left in the third as Gallagher scored on a deflection of a shot by — who else?
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If you're going to make a fusion bomb do the work of predictable asteroid deflection, what you want to do is detonate it near one.
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And on everything from his business contacts in Russia to his taxes, he's probably correct enough about this assessment to get away with the deflection.
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Artem Anisimov's power-play goal off a deflection of Duncan Keith's shot with 5:42 remaining in the third period held as the winning goal.
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According to his Reddit post, cell phones have the potential to cause minor deflection on navigational equipment, and that issue is most risky when landing.
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In 2020, NASA will launch the Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment (AIDA), which will ram a spacecraft into a binary asteroid system called 65803 Didymos.
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He scored the tiebreaking goal on a deflection with 29:21 left in the third period as the Panthers snapped a three-game losing streak.
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Marleau notched his 10th goal this season with a deflection from the left circle of Rielly's point shot at 193:58 of the first period.
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" Asked about the accusation, McCord told us tonight that the "current narrative" is "baseless and a pathetic deflection attempt from the real story by Fundrise.
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In the second, Boyle made it 3-1 with a power-play goal at 7:38, this time roofing a deflection backward between his skates.
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Sedin's second goal, on a mid-air deflection of rookie Brock Boeser's shot at 11:43 of the third period, broke a 1-1 tie.
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Stepan got his second of the game by putting in the rebound of his own back-to-the-net deflection 2:47 into the second.
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Boateng scored in the eighth minute when his shot from outside the penalty area took a slight deflection into the left corner of the net.
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Sissons added an empty-net goal, which turned out to be the game-winner when Pavel Buchnevich scored on a deflection with 24.1 seconds remaining.
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Canucks center Adam Gaudette sent the puck toward teammate Brandon Sutter in front of the Ducks' goal, and it took a deflection off Holzer's skate.
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The number of deflections by the electrons, and the wide angles of their deflection, showed that protons were not solid — that they contained internal structures.
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Those same cronies then spent millions to elect Donald Trump, who is now following the same playbook of denial, disinformation, and deflection on climate change.
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Brady just addressed the media Tuesday for the first time since signing his contract with Tampa Bay ... and it was a master class in deflection.
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She eviscerated Bloomberg's deflection on a question about allegations of misogynistic behavior at his company after he highlighted female executives there and at his philanthropy.
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Nasser Al Omran's strike from distance took a deflection off Abdullah Al Hamdan and wrong-footed Uzbek goalkeeper Abduvakid Nematov before nestling in the net.
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Nothing about Trump's behavior throughout the last 12 months reflects any kind of genuine, thoughtful strategy of deflection and distraction and this chart proves it.
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There was the long-awaited news conference conducted by the president-elect that, predictably, turned into a circus of boasting, hubris, hostility, distraction and deflection.
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Riley Sheahan was at the doorstep to sneak the puck into a relatively empty net off a Josh Archibald deflection in front of the net.
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Focusing on the whistleblower has supplanted focusing on the process as Republicans' preferred deflection, with Paul, Graham, and the president himself attacking the anonymous official.
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Stempniak scored with 49 seconds left in the first period on a deflection of defenseman Jaccob Slavin's delivery for his second goal in three games.
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Edmonton got on the board when Kassian put in a rebound of his own deflection, tallying his 10th goal at 7:45 of the second.
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Amid all these incidents, reports have surfaced about a culture at Boeing where profits are placed above people, deflection above honesty and conformity above criticism.
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As the deflection of Chinese interventions demonstrates, America has been able to protect its strategic interests by asking Denmark, its NATO ally, to step in.
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The deflection aside, it is true that most sharks are dispatched with a more impersonal touch than the hands-on experience Quartiano promises his customers.
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That's fine, though it's a deflection from a more worthwhile conversation about exactly what athletes and coaches supposedly owe the public immediately following a game.
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The U.N. even adopted, in 2013, several of our suggestions on how to share asteroid sightings and warnings and make cooperative efforts to test deflection methods.
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Instead, he has exhibited a pattern of silence and deflection that is deeply worrying to anybody who cares about the health of the world's largest democracy.
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"We've been talking a lot lately getting to the inside," said Fast, whose deflection came with his back to the net from just outside the crease.
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The decision to bring me to a chain drugstore was, in part, an act of deflection, but even so, our visit took a few autobiographical swerves.
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Pittsburgh went up 3-1 with 3:50 expired in the second on Crosby's power-play deflection of a shot by former Panthers winger Jared McCann.
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Tampa Bay subsequently had a handful of close-in shots, including a deflection by Tyler Johnson and a slap shot by Hedman that Rinne turned away.
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The Senators regained the lead with only 27 seconds remaining in the second period, as Pageau snuck a deflection between goalie Curtis McElhinney and the post.
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With his team trailing 1-0 after the first period, Landeskog pulled the Avalanche even with a nifty deflection at 8:113 of the second frame.
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You can spend months or years coming up with different strategies and methods of deflection and trying them all out in an attempt to protect yourself.
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Lindblom scored his eighth of the season on a deflection of a shot by Travis Konecny on a power play at 18:28 of the first.
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The second part of the mission is the European Space Agency probe, Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment or AIDA, which is scheduled to launch in 2023.
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Stastny's first goal of the playoffs on a deflection from Tarasenko tied it on a four-on-three power play at 13:06 of the second.
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" It wasn't just the use of the classic "some of my best friends are...." deflection, but also the way Kayla Moore lingered over the word "Jew.
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Houston's mother, the singer Cissy Houston, her ex-husband, Bobby Brown, and the music executive L. A. Reid seem self-protective in their reticence and deflection.
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Where Trump has soared, compared to any other possible Republican in the White House, is in the deflection of defeats and the claiming of faux-victories.
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Andrew Das: Terrible break for Peru there, as the deflection popped the ball up and over Gallese, who was dead to rights with Mbappé closing fast.
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Lisa Lange, senior vice president of communications for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, said the cries of hypocrisy are a distraction — and a deflection.
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Chase Winovich caught the deflection at the New York 236-yard line and went in for the score with 1:41 remaining in the opening quarter.
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Connor made it 2-0 on a double deflection off a point shot by Morrissey at 7:56 of the second period for his 133th goal.
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And a plural executive cannot be effectively held accountable to the people, because a shared authority allows for a deflection of blame that confuses the public.
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" One would not, of course, have four centuries' worth of novels without the forced deflection of real people—their physical appearance, actions, and speech—into "characters.
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The Trump machinery then used that action to scare Americans about Clinton, in one of the most astonishing acts of deflection and hypocrisy in American history.
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"A successful deflection becomes more difficult to execute as warning time decreases," said Megan Bruck Syal, a planetary defense researcher at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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She testified at the fifth King hearing in 2012 on the alleged Muslim denial and deflection of extremism, which she states is directly tied to Islam.
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The roof pitch has been optimized for wind deflection and reduced lift, while the walls are built with Southern Yellow Pine, one of the strongest woods available.
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It's collaborating with the European Space Agency on the Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment Mission, and it's working with other NASA departments on the Asteroid Redirect Mission.
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Greenway took the puck around the net, then skated out front for a shot that took a slight deflection off Flames defenseman Oliver Kylington and past Rittich.
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An ominous quiet settled over Honda Center when Gaustad doubled Nashville's lead with a high deflection of Shea Weber's shot for his first goal of the postseason.
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Third, this false attack is a deflection pattern followed by Trump and his White House every time they are backed into a corner on the Russia issue.
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The Capitals responded just under three minutes later, when Boyd, recalled from the American Hockey League earlier in the day, scored on a deflection at 14:27.
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Faculty members asked City College officials for an explanation, but were met with "silence, delay and deflection" before appealing directly to the university's chancellor, James B. Milliken.
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Sanches then unleashed a powerful shot from the edge of the penalty area that took a deflection off Grzegorz Krychowiak on its way past the outstretched Fabianski.
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"There is no evidence of deflection from apprehensions between the ports of entry to the ports (one potential side effect of the Prosecution Initiative)," the document reads.
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"We can all see that a Russian disinformation campaign is in full force this morning, but Russia's desperate attempts at deflection cannot change the facts," she said.
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Gibson lost his shutout with 35 seconds left when Casey Cizikas was credited with a goal off a Ross Johnson deflection of a shot from the point.
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From there, participants in the simulation will discuss potential preparations for reconnaissance and deflection missions — as well as planning to mitigate the potential impact from a strike.
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The deflection campaign is a fresh example of Trump deploying his trusted method for winning his battles: flinging disinformation, alternative facts and biting attacks at his enemies.
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Stockard Channing wields weapons of deflection like a master samurai in Alexi Kaye Campbell's "Apologia," which opened on Tuesday night at the Laura Pels Theater in Manhattan.
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A lazy deflection falls to Hummels at the top of the Mexico penalty area and his lazy shot rolls lazily into the arms of an unbothered Ochoa.
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Andrew Das: As soccer supervillain feats go, Diego Costa scoring on a deflection off his knee to break Iran's hearts is right up there near the top.
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Andrew Das: Fantastic finish by Mertens out of nothing, picking that deflection out of the air and getting it up and down over the goalkeeper so effortlessly.
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Nylander notched his 240th goal on a deflection of Pierre Engvall's shot from the slot at 2:12 of the second period for a 4-0 lead.
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Maybe the ceaseless deflection from the world finally succeeded in creating an insurmountable distance, undoing the whole premise that The Discourse was about something other than itself.
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Fast lost his balance as he slid a pass into the slot from the right wing, but the puck found Lindberg in perfect position for the deflection.
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The agreement with El Salvador is "another layer of deflection of asylum seekers," says Randy Capps, director of research for US programs at the Migration Policy Institute.
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The deflection was not what either Otamendi or Hart deserved, because the defender was having perhaps his finest game alongside Vincent Kompany since Otamendi joined City in August.
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These conversations have led to a proposed deflection demonstration mission, called DART, that if funded will slam into a harmless asteroid in 2022 and change its orbital path.
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NASA and ESA plan to study this with a mission called the Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment (AIDA), which will slam a satellite into an asteroid in 2020.
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"For nuclear deflection, it really is the best idea to do an intensive load of these calculations before we even need to contemplate doing anything real," Plesko says.
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" The Vermont senator echoed that deflection when asked about the call by reporters later on Monday: "I have spoken to President Obama many many times about many issues.
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He capitalized on his speed with a few swift pokes that gave him a sharp angle on the keeper and sent the ball skipping over a deflection. Oof.
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Northwestern safety Kyle Queiro's third pass deflection of the day came on fourth down to seal the victory as Nebraska quarterback Tanner Lee was looking for JD Spielman.
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This method will get its first proof of concept with NASA's Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment mission, which will involve ramming a satellite into an asteroid in 2020.
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Duterte's spokesman on Saturday said Duterte rejected the Hitler label and his remarks the previous day were an "oblique deflection" of him being portrayed as a mass murderer.
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Eden Hazard cut the ball back to Kroos in the 18th minute, whose side-footed effort found its way into the roof of the net via a deflection.
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The proposed Asteroid Impact & Deflection Assessment mission (with the European Space Agency) would leave Earth in 2020 to hit an asteroid's moon and watch how much it deflects.
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Kesler followed with his fifth goal in five games by converting the rebound of Perry's deflection in front of the net on a power play at 7:51.
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No matter what comes down the pike, they have a rationalization or deflection ready to go -- even when it goes against the substance of what they once claimed.
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Mr. Trump contended on Wednesday that the political uproar over whether Russia was meddling in the election was a "total deflection" from the embarrassing content of the emails.
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Army drove for the win, but Oklahoma's Mark Jackson pressured Hopkins, and Kenneth Mann caught a deflection to give the Sooners the ball at their 193-yard line.
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The Rangers had a four-minute power play after Islanders defenseman Scott Mayfield took a double-minor for spearing, and pulled Georgiev after Buchnevich scored on a deflection.
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A tripping penalty on Florida's Evgenii Dadonov gave Arizona's power play an opportunity, and Dvorak cashed in with his deflection of a Hall shot from the right circle.
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The Habs scored shorthanded 11 seconds later on Drouin's first goal this season on a deflection off the foot of Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly to start the rally.
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But it illustrates the extent to which Trumpworld is relying on ad hominem attacks and misleading deflection instead of trying to justify the president's actions on the merits.
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Gallagher knocked down a Weber point shot for an attempted deflection, though the puck fell to the feet of Gallagher, who tapped in his team-leading 11th goal.
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This is prejudice as policy, the worst of Trump (with his grotesque deflection of a question about anti-Semitism into a celebration of his victory not far behind).
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Six minutes later, Ramos struck again from another corner, although this time the ball took a deflection of Mertens and UEFA awarded an own goal against the Belgian.
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Some Democrats criticized the proposal as a deflection tactic to change the conversation around what Trump may have agreed with Putin in their two-hour, one-on-one meeting.
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Columbus pressed the advantage with Boston nursing a 1-13 lead, leading to the game-tying goal following a double deflection of defenseman Seth Jones' shot from the point.
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Grimaldi scored 35 seconds into the second period off a deflection in front of the net, becoming the 11th different forward to find the net for Nashville this season.
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They fell behind 2-0 as the Coyotes scored on their first two shots: Clayton Keller&aposs rookie-best 11th of the season, then Christian Fischer on a deflection.
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Mike Smith was then beaten on the first shot he faced, a Hertl deflection for his 23rd goal of the season at the 14:04 mark of the first.
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England were helped along the way by good fortune, including a deflection off top run scorer Ben Stokes' outstretched bat which ran to the boundary in the 50th over.
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Here's hoping our asteroid detection and deflection strategies improve (and are well-funded) more quickly than the fast approaching NEOs that may be hiding in the darkness of space.
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The Londoners equalised in the 65th minute when Moura's shot from the edge of the area took a deflection off Luke Shaw that wrong-footed substitute goalkeeper Sergio Romero.
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Aston-Reese, who replaced Rust on the top line, gave the Penguins a 3-0 lead at 7:33 of the second on a deflection off a Letang feed.
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As the media began to report that one American citizen had been left behind, statements from the White House gave the tinny appearance of deflection and spin, not sincerity.
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Pastrnak nearly tied the score on a deflection with 1:07 to go in the second, but Bernier robbed him with the glove to maintain the Red Wings' advantage.
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However, that lead lasted less than lasted all of eight minutes, with Kevin De Bryune leveling the score courtesy of a fortunate deflection of the foot of Kurt Zouma.
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There are many in America who like the Bush name, and even those who don't I would guess prefer a level of honesty rather than one of seeming deflection.
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What I heard from Mr. Trump was constant deflection of questions and in many cases ignoring questions altogether in order to continue his assault on his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Our reporter visited a Navy cruiser there, finding a near constant state of alert and clever deflection when a Chinese warship asked about the length of the U.S. patrol.
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During our conversation, he dug into big ideas in a way that I found refreshing, giving me a series of interesting answers without many talking points or much deflection.
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That split second of hesitancy became decisive, though, as a German player slid onto the goalkeeper's deflection and produced the goal that gave her team a 1-0 victory.
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After defeating the third yokozuna, Haramafuji on day twelve Kotoshogiku met Toyonoshima and suffered that issue which has plagued him throughout his career, a deflection of his initial charge.
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That meandering air masks a considered ploy: As a distraction and deflection, he routinely accuses his adversaries of the very wrongdoing that can more credibly be attributed to him.
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Russia has engaged in a "long pattern of deflection" to pin blame for its malevolent acts on other countries, Dr. Hill said, not least Ukraine, a former Soviet republic.
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On the phone from London this month, he insulated his vagueness with polite deflection and generalities while declaring that his new album was his most open work to date.
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Florida appeared to cut its deficit to 2-1 with 8:51 left in the third as a Brett Connolly deflection on a Mackenzie Weegar shot got past Vasilevskiy.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers parties responded with alarm, criticism and deflection in the wake of an explosive op-ed in The New York Times from an unidentified Trump official.
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"Bernie is a leader and he needs to condemn it without equivocation and without trying to deflect attention or blame to somebody else ... deflection of responsibility is not leadership," Sen.
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NASA and the ESA have teamed up for a joint mission called Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment (AIDA), which will try and change the course of an asteroid in space.
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First, just 17 seconds into the period, Ryan Johansen rolled to the net and tipped in the deflection of a shot by Roman Josi after a pass by Viktor Arvidsson.
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Craig Anderson, who lost his bid for a shutout when Sidney Crosby beat him on a deflection at 25:21 of the third, made 24 saves in the Ottawa net.
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But on the conversion, Oklahoma generated pressure on Brock Purdy, who threw off his back foot into tight coverage, where it was intercepted by Oklahoma's Parnell Motley on a deflection.
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But until voters on all sides start to call baloney on the shutdown scare tactic, expect more of the hyperbole, half truths, and deflection from the real issues to continue.
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"It's easy to stay focused in those moments," said Jones, who finished with 40 saves and made his biggest stop at 4:05 of overtime on a deflection by Bonino.
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They give up their lead on a wondergoal just before the half, then fall BEHIND three minutes into the second on another long shot that goes in on a deflection.
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The Devils have dropped back-to-back one-goal decisions to the New York Islanders and NHL-best Washington, with the decisive goal in each setback coming off a deflection.
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The 20-year-old rookie quickly made his presence felt as he opened the scoring midway through the first period on a mid-air deflection of Brock Boeser's long shot.
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Even with the pointless deflection of blame directed at the Obama administration, there are enough connections in the indictment that you'd think might make the whole thing of interest to Trump.
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Jimmy Hayes scored on a deflection of a Colin Miller shot in the first period — Hayes' second goal and second point of the season — and that was it for the scoring.
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Kolbeinn Sigthórsson simply rolled one through the box—it took a slight deflection, but it was slow-moving—and Hart feebly dove for it and only got a finger on it.
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The pass went off his hands to Davis, who grabbed the deflection at midfield and weaved his way through the Wildcats for 50 yards and his second score of the night.
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"Director Comey's opening statement confirms he told President Trump three times that he was not under investigation," said a statement from the Republican National Committee that recommended a strategy of deflection.
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Nixon is a formidable opponent, a master of spin and deflection; for much of the play, his interlocutor, widely perceived as a journalistic lightweight, can barely lay a glove on him.
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Like any situation involving trauma, there's some deflection ("The Ricklantis Mixup") and some unhealthy coping mechanisms ("Morty's Mind-Blowers"), but these are side effects all but inherent to acknowledging painful events.
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Maybe in times of only modest failure, or devastation that affects only the marginalized, the tactics of deflection traditionally used to defend the drug war would be enough to sustain it.
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Their lone goal Tuesday by center Adam Henrique came off a double deflection and coach John Hynes felt that despite generating 31 shots, the Devils didn't create enough dangerous scoring chances.
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Luis Suárez scored early; Diego Laxalt added a second, thanks to a deflection off Russia's Denis Cheryshev, and then another Russian, Igor Smolnikov, was sent off, all in the first half.
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He scored the tiebreaking goal on a deflection of a Derek MacKenzie shot with 9:43 left in the third period as Florida (11-13-4) snapped a three-game losing streak.
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But the denial and deflection of blame from Trump here is indistinguishable from the kind that countless victims of sexual assault or domestic abuse experience when people are trying to discredit them.
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Acciari gave Florida a 5-4 lead with his deflection, and Dadonov dived to the ice to poke in a rebound with 4:28 left in the third, sealing New Jersey's fate.
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In today's match between La Liga sides Real Madrid and Espanyol, Ronaldo was the recipient of a benevolent deflection, as he broke for a slight lead on his defender, ball in step.
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While in front of the crease, Clifford used the blade of his stick to make a backhanded deflection of Kevin Gravel's shot from the top of the slot inside the right post.
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Kulemin's goal was the result of a double deflection after a pass from Joshua Ho-Sang banked off the skate of Anthony Beauvillier — who had two assists — then the skate of Kulemin.
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Malkin's shot from the right point went in on a double deflection, Crosby and then Hornqvist, for a power-play goal at 255:21 of the first and a 226-0 lead.
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Right winger Troy Brouwer's deflection of a one-timer by defenseman Alex Pietrangelo at 18:55 of the third period Tuesday night gave the Blues a 280-216 win at Bridgestone Arena.
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I have to work out who scored, if there was a deflection, if it was an own goal, and do it all in three seconds, and I have to get it right.
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In July, Mr. Delgado told me he found the ad to be a bigoted deflection from more important issues, and said he still considers rap a guiding light for his political advocacy.
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Chicago just missed a goal when Brandon Saad's shot rang off the right post, but the Blackhawks tied the score on Toews' deflection of an Adam Boqvist blast with 12:54 gone.
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However, as was the theme of this back-and-forth contest, Jordan Greenway gave the Wild the lead 42 seconds later on a backhand deflection of a Jared Spurgeon throw on net.
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Petry then fired a rising shot through a maze of traffic and Tatar lifted his stick in time for the deflection from right in front of the crease to put it by Crawford.
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Couture scored just seven seconds into the penalty to cut the deficit to 3-1, and Hertl made it 593-2 just 49 seconds later with a deflection of an Erik Karlsson shot.
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Brassard was left with a tap-in after right winger Mats Zuccarello walked around defenseman Kevan Miller on his way to the front of the net, and Fast's deflection was through a screen.
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NASA and the European Space Agency are collaborating on a new mission concept called the Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment (AIDA), which would test whether an asteroid can be moved by an impactor.
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San Jose took a 208-228 lead when Joe Thornton fed Sorensen in front of Colorado's net, and Sorensen knocked it in with a quick deflection at 236:212 of the first period.
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The Ducks upped their lead to two at 11:33 of the second period on a pretty deflection of a Sami Vatanen wrister by Richard Rakell, just Anaheim's second shot of the period.
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This may seem like deflection, but it's also possible that the issue is more widespread than just Intel hardware — and Intel isn't likely to blow smoke with a claim that can't be verified.
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Nikolay Kulemin cut the deficit in half during a power play with a deflection off a drive from the point by Thomas Hickey with just under five minutes left in the first period.
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The Maple Leafs tied the score at 2 at 11:116 of the third period on the 11th goal of the season by Kadri on a deflection of a shot by Matt Hunwick.
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DORTMUND 1, CLUB BRUGGE 0 Christian Pulisic celebrated his birthday and his return from injury by scoring on a deflection to give Borussia Dortmund a late 1-0 win at Belgium's Club Brugge.
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The two pushed back with a somewhat confusing combination of denial and deflection, arguing that whatever extra the middle class had to pony up in taxes they'd get back in lower premium costs.
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Also, the governance of the city's transit system is so convoluted, amid a tangle of state and city ownership, obligation, and deflection, that decisions, much less good ones, are hard to come by.
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A third-round selection in the 2015 draft, Montembeault held the Kings off the board until Alex Iafallo's deflection at 11:42 of the third period cut the Panthers' lead to 4-1.
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But the fact that Republicans are pushing the "no new evidence" talking point illustrates the extent to which their strategy to defend Trump rests on deflection and dodges instead of an actual case.
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Late in the second period in Calgary, the Flames clawed back into the game, taking a fairly circuitous route to get there: a wrist shot, a deflection, and a bounce off an opponent's face.
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Before fake news became an existential crisis for Facebook's business, Zuckerberg's standard line of defense to any raised content concern was deflection — that infamous claim 'we're not a media company; we're a tech company'.
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The Coyotes failed to clear the puck, and Toronto tied the game at 14:193 of the first when Hyman notched his 15th goal this season on a deflection of Tyson Barrie's slap shot.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said verbal attacks by politicians on central banks, such as criticism by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump of the U.S. Federal Reserve, were a "massive blame-deflection exercise".
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They score on a deflection that's pretty hard to do and it goes in the net for them after we have two point bankers to take the lead ourselves, so it's a frustrating one.
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And the Jets looked like the better team through 224 minutes, outshooting the Predators 220-2200 and earning a 1-1 deadlock on Mathieu Perreault's fourth goal, a deflection of Tyler Myers' one-timer.
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Some believe the net neutrality argument with regards to Free Basics is a deflection, and that some government regulators in fact want to spy on citizens, which Facebook would not allow, according to Reuters.
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Ramsey broke up the pass to Brown, and Church — who grew up in the Pittsburgh area — returned the deflection 51 yards for a 20-9 lead with 21:247 left in the third quarter.
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Playing from behind all day, Edmonton equalized late in the second period with Mark Letestu's power-play goal at 214:225 and Jordan Eberle's deflection of a Andrej Sekera centering pass at 22011:00.
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Mr. Rosenstein's supporters said his response was a deft deflection that achieved three immediate needs: It neutered a troubling request, appeared responsive to the president's demands and allowed Mr. Rosenstein to keep his job.
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Zajac redirected a cross-ice pass from Nico Hischier during a power play with 3:41 remaining in the second and Hayden scored on a deflection after the puck hit him in the leg.
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David Silva put the visitors 20-0 up in the 30th minute when Gabriel Jesus's shot took a deflection and looped into the air before landing perfectly for Silva to hit past Andriy Pyatov.
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And yet that does not really confront the issue, just as the inclination to blame a "minority" of troublemakers who are not "true" England fans, whatever that means, is nothing more than a deflection.
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Her deflection is the latest in a series of half-answers as to whether those involved in the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election will be able to see their investigation though.
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Cunliffe echoed comments by BoE Governor Mark Carney who told British lawmakers on Tuesday that politicians were engaging in a "massive blame-deflection exercise" for holding central banks responsible for ultra-low interest rates.
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"It is a deflection when people start talking about guns and violence and mental health, but if people want to deflect and have the conversation, I'm more than willing to have it," Gionfriddo added.
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After a scoreless second period, Palmieri collected a deflection and flipped the puck past Kuemper high into the net for his team-leading 12th goal of the season at 11:34 of the third.
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The Americans failed to clear the ball as in bounced around the penalty area, and Opazo one-timed the ball past goalkeeper Ethan Horvath, with the ball taking a slight deflection off a defender.
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They're falling in line with the Trump administration's stance on climate change: deflection (senior officials admitting they "haven't asked" if the President believes in climate change,) and casting the consensus as a "both sides" debate.
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Bullock had a steal, a block and a deflection on the last three defensive possessions and the Pistons pulled out a 104-101 victory over the New York Knicks on Friday at Little Caesars Arena.
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Barkov scored Florida's only goal in a 3-1 loss to Boston, pouncing on the rebound after Jagr's deflection of a long-range shot from defenseman Michael Matheson had ricocheted off Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask.
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The Avalanche struck again in the final minute of the second period as Duchene got his stick on a shot from Wiercioch for the deflection past Bishop with 51.2 seconds left in the middle frame.
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St. Louis cashed in with three seconds remaining on that power play when Pietrangelo's high shot from the point eluded Smith even though Smith had a clean look at it and there was no deflection.
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The Ducks blew a two-goal lead in the final 22 20173/22017 minutes of regulation but avoided a potentially crushing defeat on Corey Perry's third overtime goal of the postseason off a fluke deflection.
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After Colin Wilson's power-play goal on a deflection of a Ryan Ellis slapper at 11:47 made it 4-3, Forsberg electrified the sellout crowd with two more goals in just over three minutes.
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But the Blues rallied in the third with goals from Robby Fabbri and David Backes, who tied the score at 303-3 on a deflection that slipped past Corey Crawford with 5:10 to play.
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Kessel's goal came 8:20 into the second period and was the result of a dreadful turnover by defenseman Roman Polak and a deflection of the puck off the skate of Sharks forward Tomas Hertl.
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Jeff Skinner put the Sabres up 3-2 by burying a loose puck at the 2:28 mark of the frame, but Marcus Sorensen's goal with a perfect deflection 22 seconds later evened the count.
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Of course, The Hoodie didn't give any bombshell answer -- it was the usual Belichick deflection -- but it's interesting to see him faced with the reality this weekend could be the end of the Patriots' dynasty.
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The aggressive response of the security forces — and the government's deflection of blame for any role in it — personified the frustration that the Iraqi government was both corrupt and wholly indifferent to its citizens' demands.
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Perhaps the clearest disappointment for fans in Meek's recent string of bad press was his deflection of how around-the-clock attention and criticism affected him as if he were numb to the whole thing.
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"I just went for a punch, felt the ball move a little bit and ripped, and then it dropped right out," Harris said, who also saved a late touchdown with a deflection in the end zone.
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Minnesota wasn't done as defensive back Coney Durr grabbed a deflection for an interception and scampered 72 yards for a touchdown to boost the lead to 28-0 with 3:41 remaining in the second quarter.
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Nylander scored his 25th goal of the season just after a power play had ended at 19:05 of the second on a deflection of a pass to the front of the net by Kasperi Kapanen.
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There were three more goals in the second period, with scores coming from — in order — Minnesota's J.T. Brown on a deflection, Florida's Matheson on a wrist shot and the Wild's Marcus Foligno on a tap-in.
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Sometimes we didn't make good enough passes when guys were in a position to get good looks that was in part because of them getting a deflection here and there and the defense they played in.
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Timo Meier tallied his 21st goal on a deflection at 18:50 of the third period for the Sharks, but Eric Staal chalked up his 42nd into an empty net at 19:34 for the Wild.
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It took 22 seconds and a deflection off the back of Tampa Bay's Tyler Johnson to quiet the fans and put Tampa Bay one win away from its second straight trip to the Stanley Cup finals.
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This is a not a moment for spin, deflection, justification, circling the wagons, forgetting, moving along to the next news cycle or for more of Orwell's doublespeak," Flake said, referring to George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984.
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The new plan suggests developing deflection and disruption missions, like gravity tractors, kinetic impactors (like DART) and even a nuclear explosive device that could break asteroids of a certain size into smaller pieces that would disintegrate.
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Dmitry Kulikov's glove-side slapper again gave the Jets a two-goal lead at 2:16 of the second period, but Derek Stepan's deflection tally 55 seconds into the third period pulled the Coyotes within one.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said verbal attacks by politicians on central banks, such as criticism by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump of the U.S. Federal Reserve, were a "massive blame-deflection exercise".
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The deflection and whataboutism Sanders has been using to downplay Mueller's revelation about her lying about lying is standard procedure for her when she's asked to explain false claims either she or the president has made.
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In Sobral, Brazil, and on Príncipe Island, off the western coast of Africa, two teams were viewing a total solar eclipse; in measuring the deflection of starlight by the sun's gravitational field, they proved Einstein right.
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Series creator David E. Kelley, the writer for this episode, emphasizes characters interacting through deflection: again and again, they attempt to communicate or share things with one another, only to be brushed aside or gently rejected.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Arms Deals Won't Bring Peace," by Mohammad Javad Zarif (Op-Ed, May 26): Foreign Minister Zarif's effort at deflection portrays Iran as a beacon of democracy in a region of autocrats.
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The commission claimed that the private wall "may cause an obstruction or deflection" of the flood and river flows of the Rio Grande River that could violate the 1970 treaty between the United States and Mexico.
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Spain quickly went up the length of the pitch in the seventh minute and a Croatian deflection sent the ball in the path of David Silva, who then started weaving to the middle of the pitch.
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Right after the Devils killed a penalty, Danault cruised to the front of the net as Jeff Petry sent a point shot, and his deflection slipped just inside the post for his ninth goal of the season.
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The Blue Jackets had been plagued by slow starts but got on the board just 1:59 into the game when David Savard threw the puck toward the net and it wiggled past Rask off a deflection.
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ABOUT THE RED WINGS (34-23-11): Brad Richards got the tying goal with 31.8 seconds left with the goalie pulled Saturday and Darren Helm scored his second goal of the day on a deflection in overtime.
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"There's the time needed to get the mission ready to go and launch it, the time it takes to get to the asteroid, and then the time needed for your deflection mechanism to have effect," said Johnson.
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" In full deflection mode, Mr. Putin denied that his nation interfered with American elections — "Do you really believe that someone acting from the Russian territory could have influenced the United States and influenced the choice of millions?
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Your letter implies that you've shared your feelings about these issues with him before and felt dismissed, but perhaps it was because your coolness, repression and deflection communicated something other than what you truly wanted to say.
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Lundqvist stopped a Radim Vrbata backhand in front with a gymnastic kick save eight minutes into the second, denied defenseman Ben Hutton with another pad stop four minutes later and knocked away a tricky deflection by Linden Vey.
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That deflection was consistent with the whataboutism Trump offered in his Saturday remarks — the president condemned "hatred, bigotry, and violence" … "on many sides" — and was on display later that evening in a video statement Stewart made on Facebook.
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Plesko, Weaver, Nuth and their colleagues plan to continue refining HAMMER this year as they consider various aspects of the deflection problem, including how many nukes would be needed to head off asteroids or comets of different sizes.
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Hungary took the lead for the third time as Dzsudzsak seized a rebound in his stride on the edge of the area and fired a speculative shot which sailed past Patricio, again taking a deflection along the way.
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New York C Derick Brassard was left with a tap-in after RW Mats Zuccarello walked around D Kevan Miller on his way to the front of the net, and RW Jesper Fast's deflection was through a screen.
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Spezza then delivered a power-play goal with 6:55 remaining in the second period, knocking a deflection to the ice with his left glove before scoring his 32nd goal of the season and 300th of his career.
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Frank Lampard had the lone goal for N.Y.C.F.C. Red Bulls Tie Timbers Jake Gleeson had four saves, including a deflection in stoppage time, to help visiting Portland hold on for a 0-0 tie with the Red Bulls.
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Sweden had a goal disallowed shortly after then fell 2-0 behind in 24 minutes when Marta crossed the ball along the six-yard box and Cristiane's clever flick took a deflection on its way to the net.
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The debate is even more grating for blacks and their allies when the people delivering this deflection are not simply the caricatured rednecks of the liberal imagination, but commentators who can dress their arguments up in polite language.
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It could take up to two years to build such a "kinetic impactor" spacecraft and another year or more to reach the asteroid, so in the case of this simulation, an evacuation, not a "deflection mission," was necessary.
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I've been following your podcast from early on, not only to be informed about this super weird post-factual us political situation, but also as a deflection while sitting out inside the bushfires and their consequences in Australia.
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"The government's denial and deflection of criticism shows it has no intention of complying with its international obligations," Human Rights Watch said in its statement, urging the United Nations to set up an international inquiry into the killings.
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World record signing Pogba opened the scoring in the 18th minute as United won the ball after an Ajax throw-in, the Frenchman's shot taking a wicked deflection to wrong foot goalkeeper Andre Onana and fly into the net.
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Despite the tech industry's constant deflection that their platforms are apolitical, progressives have grown increasingly unsatisfied at each new revelation of election interference, each new data leak, and each new report of extremist views propagating on these sites. Sen.
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Silph represents a grey area, and Dronpes defends it through deflection—there's more egregious work being done elsewhere; if they didn't build it, someone else would—before ultimately landing on the obvious: Niantic's game is in a sorry state.
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With the referee Ian Walsh forced to push Pacioretty back toward the Montreal bench, the Kings rushed the other way and opened the scoring on an Anze Kopitar deflection of an Alec Martinez shot 241 seconds into the game.
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Fullback Stuart Hogg was Scotland's star, scoring its first try, landing a 55-meter penalty goal and creating its decisive third try for wing Tim Visser with a deft deflection of a long pass from scrum-half Greig Laidlaw'.
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Publicly, Democratic leaders continue to hammer the Trump administration for its response to the coronavirus, criticizing Trump directly for his "deflection and fingerpointing" and calling out proposed budget cuts to agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The French have three goals in three games: one on a penalty kick awarded after consultation with the Video Assistant Referees; one on an own goal by Australia; and one on a tap-in by Mbappé after a deflection.
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But Martinique tied the score on goals by Kevin Parsemain, the first a long-range shot that went past goalkeeper Brad Guzan on a bounce and the second a pass that hit Parsemain and went in on the deflection.
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Morocco could find no way through the Persian stonewall in a 1-0 loss and neither could Spain until they conceded a fortuitous Diego Costa goal, the result of a deflection pinging off his knee from an attempted clearance.
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World record signing Pogba opened the scoring in the 18th minute as United won the ball after an Ajax throw-in, the Frenchman's shot taking a wicked deflection to wrong-foot goalkeeper Andre Onana and fly into the net.
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Minnesota drew iron on two attempts during a scoreless first period, as Zach Parise's deflection of defenseman Jonas Brodin's shot caromed off the right post at 4:52, and Pontus Aberg's bid caromed off the crossbar with 4:48 remaining.
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Don't follow the news It's hard to talk about something you've never heard of or don't know anything about -- and saying just that is a tried-and-true deflection used by politicians of all stripes and at all levels of government.
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Connolly, parked in the slot with his back to the net, tied it with a between-the-legs deflection of a Michal Kempny shot from the left point that also ricocheted off the skate of Miller inside the left post.
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Rangers 21, Bruins 20 Jesper Fast scored on a deflection in front with 215 minute 21 seconds to play in the third period, and the Rangers rallied to defeat the Boston Bruins, 93-29, on Monday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Right winger Trevor Lewis knocked in a rebound of Marian Gaborik's deflection with 4:212 remaining in regulation and the Kings edged the Coyotes 225-218 to pull within two points of first-place San Jose in a tightly packed Pacific.
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Edmonton got one back with 39.5 seconds left in the period, with a shot taking what looked to be a deflection off of Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Patrick Maroon before going in, though the official scorer later removed Nugent Hopkins' assist.
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But it does point to the staggering, unabashed hypocrisy of the man and the degree to which his entire campaign is engaged in an elaborate ruse of deflection — accusing his opponent of the very things of which he is guilty.
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" But, he added, "This deflection of 'Oh, let's go talk about do you really think that you have a president that believes in the climate at this level,' well, then, I'm sorry, I'm just not going to participate in that.
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Congressional Memo PHILADELPHIA — For months, the strategies have been tested and recalibrated — the senatorial speed-walk, the winking deflection, the jittery laughter — honed through a presidential campaign season of refutable claims, racially charged rhetoric and tape-recorded boasts of sexual assault.
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HURRICANES 5, BLUE JACKETS 153 Jordan Staal scored a go-ahead goal on a deflection with 16 minutes 10 seconds to play, and host Carolina beat Columbus, which has a league-best 60 points but has lost three of four.
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Lundqvist had already been tormented by Senators forward Jean-Gabriel Pageau, who completed a hat trick on a deflection with 1 minute 2 seconds left in the third period to send Game 53 of this second-round playoff series into overtime.
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"It is a deflection when people start talking about guns and violence and mental health, but if people want to deflect and have the conversation, I'm more than willing to have it," said Paul Gionfriddo, president of Mental Health America.
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"He has really treated his Asian identity as a point of humor or deflection, and he may think that's necessary," said Viet Thanh Nguyen, a novelist and professor at the University of Southern California, who has interviewed Mr. Yang onstage.
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With the score tied late in the second period, Backlund netted the game-winning goal with his second of the night, a nifty deflection for a power-play goal with 21.8 seconds remaining in the middle frame to make it 4-3.
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On the half hour, Germany finally broke the deadlock when Mueller burst into the area, after being played through by Ozil, and played the ball back for Gomez, who coolly slotted the ball home albeit via a deflection off defender Gareth McAuley.
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Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-TX) tried a similar deflection, saying the news of Manafort's guilty verdict and Cohen's guilty plea doesn't have any ties to the investigation into possible collusion with Russia, even though both cases stemmed from that investigation.
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The win was secured by right winger Jesper Fast, who scored his seventh goal of the season on a remarkable deflection with1:53 remaining after center Derick Brassard pulled the Rangers into a 1-1 tie 35 seconds into the final period.
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Although we don't have anything functional yet, the office is keeping a close eye on both NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission, a concept using gravity tractors, as well as on the NASA-European Space Agency joint Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment mission concept.
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One of the biggest news stories of the week was Donald Trump's wishy-washy deflection of an endorsement by Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, and that it barely dented his support (Trump won two primaries — Kentucky and Louisiana — on Saturday).
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This might seem like a lot of time, but the simulation found that it wasn't enough time to launch a deflection mission—at best, NASA would be able to send a satellite to take pictures of the asteroid as it approached Earth.
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With the score tied late in the second period, Backlund netted the game-winning goal with his second of the night, a nifty deflection for a power-play goal with 21.8 seconds remaining in the middle frame to make it 4-193.
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Siemian solidified his hold on the starting job in Saturday night's third preseason game when the Broncos beat the Los Angeles Rams 17-9, completing 10 of 17 passes for 122 yards with a touchdown and an interception that came off a deflection.
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After William Karlsson put the Golden Knights on the board at 12:57 of the first period with a nifty deflection of his own, Alex Chiasson again put the Oilers ahead with a power-play goal at 16:33 of the frame.
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It's a case study in how President Donald Trump's deflection on an issue and his unwillingness to back down on basically anything created a macabre news cycle and politicized the sacrifice of soldiers, who likely have no interest in being used this way.
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But when you're 35 minutes [into] the game and you're tired and you're beat up, and then you get a deflection or a steal or something, [when] that crowd gets into it or they shut up, you still feed off of that.
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Torrent has put in two straight dangerous crosses: the first forced a punch save from Kim, the Korean goalkeeper, and the second took a deflection and she had to cradle it to safety as it fell in front of a French forward.
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The International Boundary and Water Commission, a government agency, claimed that the private wall "may cause an obstruction or deflection" of the flood and river flows of the Rio Grande River that could violate a treaty between the United States and Mexico.
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While many may see your unwillingness to endorse a single candidate as a deflection, your deference to these two particular candidates has given us a road map for not one but two ways out of the wilderness in which we find ourselves.
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Minnesota took a 3-1 lead with 2:07 remaining in the second on a deflection by Greenway, but the Rangers drew within one when Brodin deflected Buchnevich's pass through the slot into his own net with 8:09 remaining in regulation.
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Bourdain, whose girlfriend, actress Asia Argento, accused Weinstein of rape in an exposé in The New Yorker magazine on Tuesday, wrote following about the interview: And I have to say, Hillary's interview with Fareed Zakaria was shameful in its deflection and its disingenuousness.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, responding to Donald Trump Jr.'s statement that he "would have done things a little differently" Trevor Noah welcomed audiences "to the first of what I assume will be many Doncathlons," with events like the "Hillary deflection" and the "giant leap.
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On Wednesday, Trump maintained he has nothing to do with Putin and has no investments in Russia: "I never met Putin, I don't know who Putin is," Trump said, reasserting that the allegations against him are just a political deflection by Clinton's campaign.
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First, and we have to keep saying this because this fact keeps getting obscured in the subterfuge of deflection, misdirection and ideological finger-pointing about what has yet to be proven: It is absolutely clear that the Russians did interfere in our election.
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Johnson had two big saves early, diving right to deflect a shot from Luciano Acosta that was headed to the left corner, and then denying Paul Arrieola's shot from a severe angle on the right side with a deflection off his right leg.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump threw up a smokescreen of deflection and confusing counter attacks Thursday as a furor mounted over his staggering comment that he would be open to dirt dug up on his 2020 opponents by foreign powers such as Russia or China.
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The autopilot wasn't able to correct for the wind gust, causing the drone to incur "substantial damage," according to the NTSB report:At 0743, while on final approach at 20 feet above the ground, the right outboard wing experienced a structural failure with a downward deflection.
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Another deflection with 25 seconds remaining tied it, and his wrist shot off a 22013-on-219 break at 22016:13 of double overtime gave the Senators an unlikely 21-24 victory over the Rangers in Game 276 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series.
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A 75-yard touchdown in the final minutes of regulation forced a nail-biting overtime, which saw a series of maddening plays, including two turnovers, a pass caught off a helmet deflection, and a missed field goal that would have given the Bears the win.
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With the Flames trailing 3-1 late in the third period, Tkachuk sparked the comeback with his first goal of the game with 3:183 remaining in regulation, a deflection tally that finished a play he started by winning a battle in the corner.
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With the game scoreless in the first period, Lundqvist denied Ducks forward Rickard Rakell on a breakaway, then stopped 226 more shots after Hayes made it 213-232, including a couple of tough deflection chances around his net, before Carey scored the Rangers' third goal.
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These snipers also have to watch out for things like deflection, which can cause them to fail the mission by missing their shot, and muzzle blast and shadow, which can give away their position as some students learned the hard way during the training.
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The Jets sacked the man they call "T-Mobile" because of his elusiveness seven times, and Muhammad Wilkerson, who didn't practice for the third straight week, had arguably his best game of the season with a sack, two QB hits and a pass deflection.
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It's a deflection that the president will rely on again, if history is any indication: Hours before Mr. Cohen appeared in court, the president was, for the umpteenth time, ranting and raving about Mr. Mueller, accusing him of searching for crimes that don't exist.
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A Spanish foray forward was halted abruptly and Marko Pjaca surged on the counter before laying the ball off to Perisic, whose low shot, aided by the merest deflection, evaded De Gea at his near post as Croatia were able to celebrate a famous win.
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If it's not deflection in the form of conspiracy theories to bring down Black men, or an attention shift to discuss predators of other races (like Harvey Weinstein), it's an attempt to berate those who bring it up — particularly Black women — into silent submission. Why?
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Crosby didn't register a point for the first time all season as the Penguins rallied to beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Tuesday, but his perfect deflection of Kessel's shot from the left point eluded goalie Devan Dubnyk 7:53 into the first period.
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Labanc pulled the Sharks within a goal on a deflection at 9:23 of the first, but Khaira scored on a wrist shot from the point through a maze of defenders at 19:45 of the period to give the Oilers a 93-1 lead.
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"The concern for EU steel producers is not only the potential loss of access to a market with which they have strong commercial links, but even more that trade deflection toward the EU's open market will be large and sudden," said Eurofer Director General Axel Eggert.
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It's a deflection that's crushing, not just because C.K. chooses not to confront the possible misdeeds of another powerful male comedian, but because he opts instead to pick and choose from the rumors, then argue that maybe some of these troubling choices aren't all that bad.
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The list of proposed methods sounds like it was sourced from science fiction: This assessment should include the most mature in-space concepts — kinetic impactors, nuclear devices, and gravity tractors for deflection, and nuclear devices for disruption — as well as less mature NEO impact prevention methods.
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Despite that suffocation, Lewandowski chested down the ball, reached out for a graceful take-down touch with his right foot, stepped back, and without letting the ball touch the carpet, fired off a left-footed shot into a perfect post deflection to the back of the net.
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The Rangers took a 242-24 lead on Chris Kreider's deflection during a power play with 43 seconds left in the second period, but Florida tied the game when Brian Boyle deflected Keith Yandle's slap shot over Lundqvist at the 24:24 mark in the third.
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Just over a minute after Calgary's Elias Lindholm saw his deflection ring off the post while his team was on the power play, the Coyotes created a wild scramble in the Flames' zone and Chychrun rifled a one-timer from the top of the left circle.
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A shot-clock violation gave the Wizards the ball back with three seconds left though and on the restart Thomas Bryant's attempt at laying the ball in from Beale's assist was blocked by Knicks' Allonzo Trier, who wildly celebrated what he thought was a game-winning deflection.
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As Naval War College professor Tom Nichols recently wrote in the Atlantic, "there is no spin, no deflection, no alternative theory of the case that can get around the central fact that President Trump reportedly attempted to use his office for his own gain" using taxpayer money.
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A couple did that on Saturday: Forward Dom Dwyer slammed in a deflection to open the scoring 19 minutes into his debut with the national team, and Kellyn Acosta doubled the lead with a scorching free kick hit low around a wall in the 52nd minute.
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There are other failures: On Sunday, Christopher Lew couldn't or wouldn't find a way to say something that sounded genuine, rather than a PR-vetted statement that served as institutional deflection in the guise of championing an open exchange of ideas and art's willingness to be controversial.
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Zendesk plans to add it into other platforms as well including social messaging platforms and anywhere that customers are contacting companies, part of the company's wider aim to improve "ticket deflection" — or automated services that solve customers' questions and problems without resorting to customer support people getting involved.
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" If the special counsel investigation uncovers a coordinated effort with the Russians to raise Donald Trump to the presidency, then the American people must disregard his deflection and demand what Hamilton called the appropriate constitutional remedy of impeachment for such an "abuse or violation of some public trust.
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Any diligent student of Trump and his loyalists could and should have expected his stonewalling, deflection and outright mockery, and if Democrats didn't possess whatever requisite combination of legal authority and political will to hold him in contempt right then and there, they shouldn't have given him the stage.
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That 4-point lead grew to 6 on two free throws by Shaun Livingston; then 9, on a Durant break layup and free throw off Curry's deflection of a James pass to the post; then 11, when Curry took a rebound upcourt and found Livingston filling the left lane.
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Pogba, who first came to United at the age of 16 before leaving for Juventus, put his side ahead with a hopeful low shot from the edge of the area that was sent looping past Onana in the Ajax goal thanks to a huge deflection from Davinson Sanchez.
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