Clinton diverged from the other senior members of the administration.
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The trends diverged a bit when looking at each stage.
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But the trajectories of men's and women's writing styles diverged.
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He never diverged from this way of arranging his images.
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As markets sold off this month, the two currencies diverged.
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Yet, one key demographic strongly diverged from prior voting behavior.
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Kaôh Rōng diverged from that tradition thanks to Tai Trang.
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To make this film, you diverged from traditional film production.
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Sweden has not completely diverged from the rest of Europe.
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From there, however, the two vice presidential hopefuls' assessments diverged.
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So, over time, dogs diverged into distinct types of dogs.
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But, McConnell said, Schumer's requests diverged from previous impeachment proceedings.
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The two public gym companies have diverged wildly in stock performance.
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As a result, economic performance and volatility have diverged, he added.
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John Kasich diverged in their approaches to the Iranian nuclear deal.
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In recent years the fortunes of the two exchanges have diverged.
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This founding group diverged into two lineages about 20,000 years ago.
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The cases of the 33 parents have sharply diverged since then.
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And this is where Swift diverged from Queen Bey with reputation.
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Yoon says the sisters' color preferences diverged as they grew older.
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There have been other times when the two measures have diverged.
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There have been times in the past where the two diverged.
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In 2014, the pattern diverged, particularly in the number of fatalities.
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How much have the television characters diverged from their comic counterparts?
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But fates diverged for the luminaries in the room that night.
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Above, two forests whose paths diverged after a succession of wildfires.
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That assessment diverged markedly with Barr's reading of the IG report.
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Soon after their paths diverged, they said, Paulette's mileage seemed to quadruple.
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Gulf markets diverged with Saudi petrochemical shares hit by weak oil prices.
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But the violinist saw the same thing; their paths only diverged afterward.
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After the show ended in 2006, Kutcher and Kunis' life paths diverged.
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Now we feel both the same thing: We should never have diverged.
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Another possibility is that presidents and the court have increasingly diverged ideologically.
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Where Francis and Trump have diverged is on the treatment of Muslims.
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Registrations of giant and miniature schnauzers have diverged in a similar way.
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"The show and the comic-book diverged a while ago," said Payne.
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In many places, the trajectories on income have diverged even more radically.
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Progressives like Brown and Warren diverged last spring from moderates like Sens.
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At that point, the Vikram lander spacecraft diverged from its expected trajectory.
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Stone's and Corsi's accounts of these events have diverged in recent months.
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As a result, attitudes about the flu soon diverged based on ideology.
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Registration data and Tesla's own sales totals have diverged in the past.
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In other areas, though, he has diverged from the party's left wing.
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Views of Russia have become strikingly partisan and diverged sharply since 2016.
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And that is where the two (for now at least) have diverged.
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Republicans who diverged from the leadership were quickly corralled back into line.
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Dow transports and Dow industrials diverged in July: here's what it means.
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In January 2001, before tech went bust, stocks diverged as growth flourished.
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These marsupial herbivores diverged from kangaroos and wallabies 15 million years ago.
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As the field of animal cognition emerged, hummingbird and bee research diverged.
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But 30 million years later, two kinds of ant-farming societies diverged.
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They diverged this winter, though, with revealing approaches to the off-season.
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"What's interesting is as the views of those different [regions] have diverged, the views being expressed at those newspapers which have their own editors, have also diverged," said Steven Barnett, a professor of journalism and communications at Westminster University.
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This deal would have diverged from Centene's plans to acquire WellCare Health Plans.
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With the launch of GM's new trucks, the rivals' technology strategies have diverged.
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As productivity and wage gaps across metro areas widened, house prices also diverged.
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Their opinions and predictions sometimes synced up and at other times diverged completely.
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But he diverged from classic SoHo style by having the floors painted white.
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Two 'great childhoods' diverged Jessica and Stephanie met at church 21 years ago.
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It's diverged from the S&P103, which has snapped back from December's rout.
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With the growth of the post-retirement labour market, oldsters' incomes have diverged.
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If I had just diverged slightly, I could have visited this great museum.
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As time moved on, the right-left narratives on the crisis actors diverged.
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Like many other House GOP members, he has rarely diverged from Trump's agenda.
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Men's and women's views of the economy have diverged since President Trump's election.
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Once animals started laying eggs on land, their evolutionary paths diverged, researchers said.
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Teenagers diverged most drastically across income lines on the issue of teen pregnancy.
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Normally all surveys move together, but they have diverged over the past decade.
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But this time the music diverged at last from Williams' brass and strings. Why?
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And, a look at why American and European working hours have diverged so much.
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These schools acting diverged, emphasizing and building upon different parts of Stanislavksi's original system.
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It demonstrated that the two cardinal populations likely diverged approximately a million years ago.
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This is nbd for HBO, whose hit series has already diverged from Martin's books.
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The election landscape diverged as Democrats defended several Senate seats in deep red territory.
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But despite an apparent bromance between the two, they have diverged massively on policy.
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This particular species probably diverged from those other species about 50 million years ago.
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Leicester won on opening day too, of course, and the clubs diverged ever since.
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This has distorted the foreign exchange market, where onshore and offshore rates have diverged.
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But starting around 2011, unemployment and underemployment diverged, with unemployment decreasing and underemployment increasing.
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As the economic performances of these counties diverged, so too did their political preferences.
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This meant that her work increasingly diverged from the Broaden study in significant ways.
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It has diverged from the official spot rate by the largest margin since 2015.
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When our two branches of the animal family tree diverged, backbones hadn't been invented.
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Three decades after the incident at SuperCamp, memories diverged over some of the details.
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Over the last few months Labour has diverged from the government's policy on Brexit.
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As German economic performance and political continuity diverged from France, the duet became a solo.
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Russia and Ukraine have diverged in the way the identities of their respective societies work.
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Donald Trump made promises during campaign interviews that sharply diverged from his actual campaign stances.
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Trade would fall further as rules on everything from food labelling to environmental standards diverged.
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At the same time the values of urbanites increasingly diverged from those of rural folk.
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"They diverged a little bit, and they came up with some different results," he says.
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The data suggest that east, west, and Arctic dogs diverged at roughly the same time.
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So at the time, they diverged from neural-type systems to focus on logic systems.
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That means Neanderthals, with their distinct features, must've diverged from our LCA long before then.
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But the internets and a lot of the opportunities in China and U.S. have diverged.
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Not only are the plots becoming more concise on screen, but many have diverged wildly.
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As crises multiplied and diverged, even the company's own solutions began to cannibalize each other.
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The study marks that time frame as the period when dogs and wolves diverged evolutionarily.
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Other commodities have gone through similar upheavals when spot prices diverged from long-term contracts.
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Unlike in previous speeches, he used a teleprompter and rarely diverged from his prepared script.
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But Sunday, their agendas diverged over whether or not their sons should inherit that toughness.
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Futures markets highlight the degree to which traders' views on the two currencies have diverged.
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Those results highlight the degree to which bank shares have diverged from actual business performance.
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Over the past 20183 years, the two countries have diverged sharply — economically, politically and culturally.
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Their paths have diverged significantly since the bombshell announcement that they were among the accused.
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But separate breakdowns of the victims' nationalities diverged, possibly because some passengers had dual nationalities.
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But less than two miles above the surface, the trajectory diverged from the planned path.
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Their chemistry clicked and he became her co-writer,, even though their tastes diverged pretty drastically.
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I've owned Macs my entire life, but somewhere along the way my interests and Apple's diverged.
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Zuckerberg reiterated his stance on political advertising on Wednesday, highlighting how Facebook and Twitter have diverged.
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Payout ratios and DIVCON scores are generally loosely aligned, but the two measures have diverged recently.
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The genes looked so similar because some time after Neanderthals and humans diverged, they swapped some.
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After the first mile, my route diverged onto a track that banked onto empty fields below.
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But one is that welfare states have often diverged from the liberal principles that underpinned them.
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Many researchers assume that human and ape lineages diverged some 5 to 7 million years ago.
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But something had gone wrong, Wolfe felt, in the twentieth century, when literature and journalism diverged.
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If U.S. regulation diverged from the global system, it would put Europe under pressure to act.
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Unfortunately for Pardew, their fortunes diverged quite markedly this weekend, when Manchester City visited Selhurst Park.
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It wasn't clear why attitudes among parents and teenagers diverged, but Mr. Robb offered some theories.
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"Our lives diverged, he shouldered the financial burden, but I took on everything else," she said.
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Fiber played by a relatively similar operational plan in its early cities, but has diverged since.
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Their myriad interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have myriad interests.
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How economic output and income for Democratic and Republican House districts diverged over the last decade.
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And while overall U.S. manufacturing employment has increased slightly in 2019, regional employment has diverged sharply.
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Trilobites Neanderthals and modern humans diverged from a common ancestor about half a million years ago.
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But his incentives on this issue have diverged from those of even most Democrats in Congress.
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Many of the street photographers in Volume 1 developed styles that diverged from DeCarava's lyrical realism.
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Tooth Analysis Suggests Neanderthals and Modern Humans Split Apart Far Earlier Than We ThoughtDental evidence suggests Neanderthals and modern humans diverged from a common ancestor around…Read more ReadThis story begins around 800,000 years ago, when modern humans and Neanderthals diverged from an unknown common ancestor.
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Ultimately, WhatsApp diverged from that ideal and raised $60 million from Sequoia Capital before selling to Facebook.
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In the aftermath of the United States' latest mass shooting, political reactions diverged along well-trodden lines.
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This is because the Senate introduced its own tax bill that diverged considerably from the House plan.
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Somewhere in the middle of On My Block's triumphant first season, the show diverged into two stories.
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Technically speaking, chimaeras are not sharks, having diverged from a common ancestor some 400 million years ago.
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But banking shares were mixed, with the sub-index losing 0.2 percent as the sector's heavyweights diverged.
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"Taken together, this confirms that the Treasury Department diverged from standard procedures in this case," Wyden said.
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In some cases, it might mean exploring a shared history and bringing together paths that have diverged.
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Hispanic populations and white populations had similar increases in rates until 2013, after which the rates diverged.
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All of these are believed to have diverged from a common ancestor, sometime before the Middle Pleistocene.
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But the Nicaraguan uprising diverged from the Tunisian one when Ortega, unlike Ben Ali, refused to resign.
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Before the president's Tuesday night address and the Democratic leaders' response, positions starkly diverged on the wall.
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And the two polls diverged wildly on the Senate race between Democrat Russ Feingold and incumbent Sen.
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Now they're completely different, so they diverged dramatically from each other at some point in the past.
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And we were being involved in national security, foreign policy — and those two things had just diverged.
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They were teammates in rookie ball that summer before their paths quickly diverged, intersecting intermittently but meaningfully.
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The infinite ways that the two countries have diverged in the past 70 years are well documented.
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Earlier this week, José spoke with his parents for the first time since their lives had diverged.
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Go deeper: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's last word Two key U.S. manufacturing indexes have diverged sharply
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But they diverged about others, like whether President Barack Obama's invocation of the same power was legitimate.
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Her partner was dealing with health issues which meant that their "sexual needs have diverged," she said.
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On Thursday, global crude oil benchmarks diverged, with Brent rising to a 5-1/2 month high.
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And we were being involved in national security foreign policy, and those two things had just diverged.
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Over time, though, it diverged into something more meme-able and shitpost-friendly like Vine (RIP) reincarnated.
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Nonetheless, when the court has diverged sharply over time from the public, unpredictable counterforces have been unleashed.
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Humans and apes, Wilson found, diverged only five million years ago — far more recently than previously believed.
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During the Arab Spring, Qatar diverged from Saudi Arabia and much of the old order it represents.
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Martha McSally diverged from the President, saying she wasn't sold on his plan to build a border wall.
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The comparison suggested that Native-American genomes diverged from their Siberian ancestors no earlier than 163,000 years ago.
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Further analysis indicated that the two different two strains diverged from a common ancestor about 27,000 years ago.
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The two polls diverged in October, however, with voters expressing stronger levels of approval than the general public.
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Stocks diverged from oil Monday, as crude rallied hard on news of an OPEC meeting in late September.
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In fact, consumer discretionary stocks and retail stocks used to trade in tandem, but they have recently diverged.
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"This role is completely different," Jess told me emphatically, when asked how it diverged from the princess part.
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BRF also lost about 50 million reais on corn hedging in Chicago as local and international prices diverged.
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Since then, supply and demand for these commodities have diverged; oil indexation increasingly fails to reflect the disparities.
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Many major artists have diverged from the conventional cycles of album promotion and release over the past decade.
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Melania Trump's activity has diverged from that of past first ladies not only in frequency but in substance.
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The two insurers' fortunes have diverged over the past five years since NN was split from ING bank.
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Accounts diverged over who was the aggressor during a tussle that unfolded at the door of the room.
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Last week, for example, she diverged just once from her packed fund-raising schedule to deliver a speech.
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The birds' DNA, after 200 years or less of adaptation, has diverged from that of their rural ancestors.
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If their levels diverged from the database, the report noted it, and suggested a possible link to illness.
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And Mr. Trump has seemed unbothered when Mr. Pence has diverged slightly from him on the campaign trail.
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Now that The Handmaid's Tale has diverged from its source material, the show will have to zoom out.
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At first, both channels shared similar goals, but they soon "diverged in their objectives," which "deeply concerned" Taylor.
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But this would be impossible to avoid if the UK diverged from the EU on regulations or standards.
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But in recent years, one prominent team's on-field tactics and strategy have notably diverged from the consensus.
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Neanderthals and modern humans are evolutionary cousins whose ancestors diverged about 24,21 years ago, possibly somewhere in Africa.
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Had the two artists survived the war, perhaps their styles would have further diverged, after their mutual development.
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Fauci, however, stressed that even though the pair's public statements diverged, Trump did listen to what he said.
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"The genre has diverged into two paths: the brutally gruesome and suspenseful," wrote Perri Nemiroff for Cinema Blend.
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And though our paths diverged, I imagined seeing Kobe, years later, both of us back home in Philadelphia.
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Over the past few months, though, Sanders and Warren's domestic policy agendas have diverged substantially on key issues.
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Two Fed officials diverged on that issue in remarks Friday at a monetary policy conference in New York.
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But as he grew, so did his teeth, and his will to challenge me when our interests diverged.
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In his testimony, General Votel also diverged from Mr. Trump on the role of American troops in Iraq.
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The series diverged from Warhol's most iconic pop art, which featured garish colors and bold riffs on American brands.
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Indeed, as these names suggest, Denisovans were a branch of humans, having diverged from Neanderthals some 200,000 years ago.
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Tillerson's nomination hearing last week was notable for the number of ways he diverged from Trump on policy questions.
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Neanderthals and modern humans, or Homo sapiens, diverged from a common ancestor sometime between 220,2000 and 900,000 years ago.
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Their visions diverged when Arnold became obsessed with the "humanity" of the robots and tried to upend the park.
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Their arrival in the N.H.L. was heralded — they were on the cover of Sports Illustrated — but their careers diverged.
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The paths of New England quarterback Tom Brady, 41, and his LA counterpart Rivers could hardly have diverged more.
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Two paths diverged for Leonardo DiCaprio on a dance floor in Cannes and Leo took the road less traveled.
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In recent years, immigrant rights protests shrank as groups diverged and shifted their focus on voter registration and lobbying.
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Sessions got his side of the story out Sessions's testimony diverged from the fired FBI chief's in important respects.
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Telecom Italia said Consob's ruling diverged significantly from established interpretation of corporate control, adding it would appeal the ruling.
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The species might have diverged from one another relatively recently, about 1.5 million years ago, according to Dr. Janke.
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The paths of the two websites have diverged after Charlottesville, pointing to fundamental differences between the far right in
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Fortunes have diverged depending on where people live, their education and skill levels and what industry they work in.
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It sounded awkward and the fact that I diverged from the standard phrase earned me a few confused looks.
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In 2015 Holcim demanded better terms after the companies' performance diverged, briefly putting the tie-up in doubt. reut.
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The two have amassed solid conservative voting records on the court, though they sometimes have diverged from one another.
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"Old Navy's value-creation levers, business model and customers have increasingly diverged from our specialty brands," Mr. Peck said.
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WASHINGTON — He was talking taxes with truckers on Wednesday evening when President Trump suddenly diverged into a curious tangent.
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He and Betty Friedan had actually studied under Erikson at the same time, but their paths diverged soon afterward.
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The rice-growing hamlet serves as a case study in how perceptions of the violence in Rakhine have diverged.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - After decades of tussling over the middle ground, Britain's two main political parties have drastically diverged.
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It was also the most the two reports have diverged for all of 2019, and by a significant margin.
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Of those, some diverged from the common ancestors of living mammals, but more primitive mammals split off even earlier.
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Your life has probably also changed in subtle, strange or surprising ways that wildly diverged from your "real" resolutions.
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A batch of other closely-watched investors also diverged in their approaches to the embattled oil and gas sector.
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Recently, the volunteer did take a refresher course for early voting, but it "diverged significantly" from the initial training.
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Here's a comparison of the two first daughters-in-law — and how their paths have diverged since the election.
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The video above traces the history of the sport, including the moment when American soccer and American football first diverged.
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While the year started with the narrative of global growth convergence, the paths of developed economies have diverged this year.
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While the first year was about getting to parity with augmented reality filters and stickers, the two have since diverged.
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However, TikTok diverged from Instagram with the testing of two other new features Wong found that focused on popularity metrics.
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Analysts noted that sugar prices could also see upside as prices against ethanol—another product from sugar cane—had diverged.
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Polls have increasingly diverged as the campaign has gone on, putting the Conservatives anywhere between 12 to 1 point ahead.
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They studied the last group to see whether trends diverged between similarly aged women when the condom distribution programs started.
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I know my thoughts have probably diverged from whatever John is thinking about in the near dark of our bedroom.
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One U.S. national security official said it was difficult to agree as long as Moscow's and Washington's wider objectives diverged.
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"We have our bill now," he said, referring to a Democratic alternative introduced in February, which diverged sharply from Murphy's.
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But what we found out is that dialects have diverged in the United States as a result of media homogenization.
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Though they look remarkably similar, alligators and crocodiles diverged evolutionarily during the Late Cretaceous period some 80 million years ago.
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Mr. Orban and his allies proudly acknowledge that their system of government has diverged from a model of liberal democracy.
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Almost a year later, views diverged on the U.S. government's death penalty decision, the local Post and Courier newspaper reported.
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There even has been talk of making up the difference going back to the date in 2015 when they diverged.
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Khashoggi and bin Laden's paths diverged I first came to know Khashoggi when I was reporting on Osama bin Laden.
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But less than two miles above the surface, the trajectory of the Chandrayaan-2, above, diverged from the planned path.
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There is still a lot of enthusiasm for the space, but the theses for these investors have diverged quite significantly.
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Although each grew up in poverty and were raised in great part by single mothers, their paths soon radically diverged.
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The central bank diverged in 2019 from many of its global peers, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, by not easing.
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MIE Holdings' bonds diverged after it announced a tender for all of its 2018 notes and some of its 2019s.
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As copper outperforms, copper versus gold has moved higher, but it has diverged from its normal relationship with the yield.
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Assuming the process followed the rules (and I do, until further information comes to light), substance and process have diverged.
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If two species shared a foamy-virus sequence, the virus must have infected their common ancestor, before the two species diverged.
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There are probably thousands of species that have diverged from each other in the last few hundred or few thousand years.
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Still oil prices diverged on Tuesday - Brent was up and U.S. crude was down, dragging down the energy and materials stocks.
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The comment diverged from a previous remark from Powell that rates were a "long way" from the bank's aimed neutral level.
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But the inconvenient reality is that over the past two decades, the two sides' interests have simply diverged in fundamental ways.
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The two games might have radically diverged on the surface, but even a casual eye can see the deep-lying similarities.
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The two species are very closely related, having only diverged from a common ancestor about 11 to 12 million years ago.
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To put that in perspective, Seiffert said, humans last physically diverged from chimpanzees about 6 million to 8 million years ago.
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Still, whatever happens to quiet or bolster this show of dissent, Trump's response has already diverged from that of his predecessors.
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Nobody can say for sure — not even George R.R. Martin, since the TV series diverged from the books two seasons ago.
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In August, when the two measures diverged on the heels of the yuan devaluation, Chinese markets tumbled, followed by U.S. markets.
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"Taken together, this confirms that the Treasury Department has diverged from standard procedures in this case," Wyden said in a statement.
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In addition, as the two parties have diverged from one another, there is less opportunity for cross-party pairing to occur.
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On Thursday, its price surged dramatically, hitting a fresh record high, but the price of the cryptocurrency diverged among various exchanges.
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Coats, again, much to Trump's annoyance, diverged from his boss' read of Kim Jong Un, the North Korean, nuclear-armed dictator.
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Zynga and Groupon: The two companies' offerings received plenty of fanfare in 2011, but their performances diverged on their first day.
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Studies suggest that penguins diverged around the time of the mass extinction that struck the planet about 66 million years ago.
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Our correspondents look at how sharply the two Koreas have diverged — economically, culturally and socially — since the 1988 Games in Seoul.
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The two candidates have also diverged on how they would get the proposal through Congress, which would be no easy task.
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That last part has been contradicted by Kim Dotcom, a Trump booster who's lately diverged with Trump over the Assange case.
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Abu Dhabi's main index barely moved as large caps diverged; First Abu Dhabi Bank rose 0.5 percent but Aldar Properties
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Steel prices have diverged from China's falling stock market, indicating the world's second-largest economy is more resilient than many fear.
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But he has also diverged from the Republican line on a number of issues, including the hot-button topic of Obamacare.
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And now a new data analysis by the Brookings Institution documents just how fast their economic fortunes have diverged as well.
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Neanderthals and modern humans are believed to have diverged from a common ancestor in the genus Homo sometime around 500,000 years ago.
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But grizzlies and polar bears, as it turns out, have been mating since the species diverged hundreds of thousands of years ago.
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Neanderthals and modern humans are believed to have diverged from a common ancestor in the genus Homo sometime around 500,2003 years ago.
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"Because my own values and the policies and actions of Facebook have diverged to the point where I'm no longer comfortable there."
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As the two countries' economic performance has diverged, it has become ever harder for French ideas to find an audience in Berlin.
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The findings indicated their ancestors had diverged from Eurasians 57,000 years ago, following a single exodus from Africa around 75,000 years ago.
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"Snails evolutionarily diverged from flying insects 550 million years ago," said Donald Webster, a Georgia Tech engineering professor, in a press release.
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The relationship between oil and energy stocks has diverged to a notable degree, and investors may wonder how to play the spread.
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These dolphins are considered evolutionary relics, having diverged from other cetaceans (a family that includes dolphins and whales) earlier than other dolphins.
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Productivity and compensation have completely diverged, the former continuing to trend steadily upward while the latter has been effectively stagnant for decades.
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Over seven decades of separation, the two Koreas' versions of Korean have diverged considerably, with the Southern version acquiring many English words.
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But the lander diverged from its intended path 1.3 miles above the lunar surface and lost communication with spacecraft operators shortly after.
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Counting mutations allowed the researchers to "wind back the molecular clock" and see when each strain of H.I.V. diverged from its ancestors.
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A 2013 Washington Post analysis found that the U.S. position on several issues had diverged significantly from the rest of the planet.
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The two groups diverged from a common ancestor in the distant past, but when and how that happened has been a mystery.
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Gold prices in London and New York diverged sharply on Tuesday as the coronavirus outbreak grounded planes and closed precious metals refineries.
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Remember: Market strategists had cautioned that sky-high stocks may be due for a correction, especially as they diverged from bond markets.
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They belong to an extinct lineage called haramiyidans, which diverged from the ancestors of all living mammals over 200 million years ago.
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These reports are consistent with what we already know, which is that pharmaceutical list prices have increasingly diverged from actual payment rates.
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There was a frustration among many that having views that diverged from what liberals had decided was acceptable were being shouted down.
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The brand's fate has increasingly diverged from J Crew, which has lost sales, closed stores and piled up $1.7 billion of debt.
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And while conservative media has been mostly supportive of the president, its coverage has sometimes diverged from Mr. Trump's tone of crisis.
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Pew's survey respondents often diverged based on whether they were gun owners or non-owners, Republicans or Democrats and urban or rural residents.
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Gok25 is too different from Y. pseudotuberculosis, the ancestral species from which plague diverged, to warrant the declaration of a new bacterial species.
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After the conviction our lives diverged drastically, and, as we like to joke bittersweetly, Marc went to Yale and Marty went to jail.
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"France, which has seen a pick up in activity this year, is turning around after having previously diverged from Germany's lead," said Baring.
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The states diverged after the 230s, when "liberals in Wisconsin saw ourselves as twinned with Minnesota", says Kenneth Streit, a researcher in Wisconsin.
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There are exceptions: attitudes towards law enforcement have diverged somewhat between income groups while attitudes towards civil liberties and government spending have converged.
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Though often referred to as ghost sharks, they're not actually sharks, having diverged from a common ancestor hundreds of millions of years ago.
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The scans suggest that D. oosthuizeni diverged from symmoriiform sharks, and later evolved into the ghost sharks we see today (albeit very rarely).
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Still, Mining and Energy Minister Fernando Coelho Filho and Ferreira diverged on the way such a turnaround should be tackled, the people said.
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Things further diverged with the introduction of the iPhone X, which has led to some confusion for anyone who regularly uses an iPad.
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Viacom had originally acquired CBS in 2000 before spinning it off in 2006, but the fates of the two networks have since diverged.
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At that point, his narrative diverged into a story of struggle that anyone who has cared for an aging parent might relate to.
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Health-care stock performance diverged Friday after the controversial GOP health care bill was pulled from the floor of the House of Representatives.
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But the two diverged drastically in August, when the Chinese government allowed its currency to float more freely and sent the yuan tumbling.
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The analysis sought to determine how the recommendations from career employees diverged from the recommendations of the then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Though the five countries share a common history, their post-Soviet paths have diverged, and they are often at loggerheads with each other.
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The 2016 Race Anyone who has followed this election carefully would be forgiven for thinking that voters have diverged into two separate realities.
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As the men diverged from the average, in either direction, their glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity decreased, gradually increasing the deleterious health effects.
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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq and an index comprised of semiconductor stocks have diverged recently, a development that concerns Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley.
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Changes in valuations illustrate the merits of this strategy as higher yields on smaller assets have diverged from lower yields on bigger assets.
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With the vast majority of its stores located outside of malls, Kohl's real estate strategy has always diverged from its mall-based competitors.
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"It's clear that Old Navy's business model and customers have increasingly diverged from our specialty brands over time," Gap's Chairman Robert Fisher said.
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For example, Trump diverged sharply from Tillerson and other American diplomats on how to deal with the Qatar crisis in the Middle East.
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Since 2013, Republicans and Democrats have diverged in their perception of discrimination against vulnerable groups, like women, Muslims, Jews and the LGBT community.
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It sounds so simple to say, but hits remain really important — and this is where the Yankees and the Red Sox wildly diverged.
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While Anthonioz and Giacometti shared the belief that there should be no dividing line between decoration and fine art, their aesthetics diverged radically.
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This is reportedly the first time Apple has diverged from its multi-vendor policy and chosen a single supplier for an iPhone component.
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When those details diverged from the outline in Mr. Sanders's bill, some members of the party's left flank accused her of political betrayal.
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When those details diverged from the outline in Mr. Sanders's bill, some members of the party's left flank accused her of political betrayal.
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In foreign policy, economics, politics, everything, the interests of China and North Korea had diverged, and the basis for an alliance had disintegrated.
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The dark picture the president painted diverged sharply from research showing that immigrants actually commit crime at lower rates than native-born Americans.
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Still, Pompeo and Bolton have diverged dramatically when it comes to how they operate, fueling a growing animosity between the two men, sources say.
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He found those indicators diverged sharply from the government's growth numbers after 2011, the first year of data affected by the change in methodology.
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Although their styles diverged — Titian depicted the moment of attack and Rembrandt her ensuing suicide — they both turned rape into "pure allegory," Princenthal writes.
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But the samples they took for the experiment are revealing that Scott and Mark's bodies have diverged, even in regards to their gene expression.
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At the time, I knew for a certainty that the FBI's interpretation of the statute diverged from hers (and presumably that of her boss).
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Political scientists disagree over whether the electorate's policy views have diverged, but there is no question regarding their views on the party they oppose.
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Dividends in Europe's financial sector diverged, with French and Dutch banks delivering big increases and those in Germany, Spain and Belgium making steep cuts.
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Thirteen years ago, two career paths diverged on the stage of the Super Bowl 20143 halftime show: those of Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake.
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As Cacchione discusses in her essay for the exhibition, Chang's poems diverged from his abstract paintings in their reference to the world around him.
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"Property prices in big cities have severely diverged from their real value, far exceeding China's economic development reality and our residents' affordability," said Tang.
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Female and male founders also diverged on how best to address sexual harassment in tech, with women preferring that more women should become investors.
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At least one prominent conservative media personality diverged with her colleagues and instead decried what she called the media's "Pavlovian" coverage of the incident.
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"This is quite reassuring that basically the strains have not diverged enough," says Nikos Vasilakis, a virologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch.
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But the various DreamWorks enterprises also never quite gelled, perhaps because the aims of the company's founders, despite their personal ties, almost always diverged.
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Canada of 2017, however, has sharply diverged from the U.S. foreign policy toward the People's Republic of China (PRC) and Northeast Asia in general.
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Hence scientists deduce that the change most likely happened after New and Old World primates diverged from each other around 40 million years ago.
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And because Game of Thrones has now diverged from its source material, there's no hard rule that it will make Maggy's prophecy come true.
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But after Mr. Clinton won the presidency in 1992 — a campaign for which both Podestas worked — the brothers' paths diverged once and for all.
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But on this rare trip to northern Rakhine, under the watchful eye of armed guards, the official narrative diverged from the internationally accepted reality.
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That the Dene have developed different terms and hunting tactics for each type, says Polfus, suggests that the caribou diverged in the distant past.
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In the new study, published in Nature, the researchers reported that modern humans diverged into four major populations between 2000,2250 and 2000,2100 years ago.
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It's the second time in two days that Europe has diverged from the path of zero-tolerance for Huawei taken by the United States.
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And although they diverged by 180 degrees on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, LBJ continued to seek out Russell's advice on other policy areas.
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Elijah Cummings in a deferential tweet that diverged markedly from the racially charged insults he had hurled at the Democratic lawmaker over the summer.
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Some of the previous session's top gainers diverged; dairy maker Almarai dropped 1.5 percent on profit-taking but Banque Saudi Fransi added 2431 percent.
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It is not yet clear where B. mayonii came from, Dr. Pritt said, though it does not seem to have recently diverged from B. burgdorferi.
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Leaving the customs union would also bring opportunities for shipping contraband through British ports and quiet coastal spots, as tariffs on easily transportable goods diverged.
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"Most of the economic transformation programmes in various countries didn't succeed or diverged immensely from the original plans," said prominent Saudi economist Ihsan Bu Hulaiga.
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This nomadic lifestyle spread cat genes across the globe and the species diverged to become all the lions, tigers and bobcats that we know today.
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Indeed, notwithstanding the election of Sadiq Khan as the new mayor of London, it is Muslims, argues Mr Phillips, who seem to have diverged most.
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However, he and members of his administration were eviscerated by comedian Michelle Wolf in a raunchy tirade that diverged sharply from the evening's traditional entertainment.
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At least one prominent conservative media personality diverged from her political colleagues and instead decried what she called the media's "Pavlovian" coverage of the incident.
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Trump sharply diverged from other modern presidents by refusing to divest from his businesses upon taking office, and by declining to disclose his tax returns.
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Their fortunes have diverged since then: CBS, buoyed by strong ratings at its television network, has enjoyed a rising stock price and support from investors.
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Bond yields have also diverged in recent weeks, helping "carry trades" that borrow cheaply in one currency to buy in another with higher interest rates.
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Professor Saunders of George Washington pointed out that Republican leaders and Republican voters have diverged on foreign policy since Mr. Bush's 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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The elites and the people of "flyover country," as he refers to it, have diverged so far that they barely recognize their underlying American kinship.
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More important, it would represent the interests of criminal defendants generally, even when they diverged from the interests of the particular defendant in the case.
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One way that prosecutors diverged from the previous trial was by introducing into evidence a tattered fabric mouse that had been a toy of Etan's.
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Speculation has been mounting for months that the bank would devalue its currency as the black market and official rate diverged to a record discrepancy.
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But the warning could just as easily apply to traders in Brent and WTI after the two crude benchmarks diverged sharply over the last month.
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Go deeper: The end of Trump's manufacturing renaissance Two key U.S. manufacturing indexes have diverged sharply Key manufacturing index contracts for the fourth straight month
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By contrast, the disclosures by the Judiciary Committee showed just how far Republicans and Democrats have diverged since they began the bipartisan inquiry last summer.
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In a study published last week in Nature Communications, the researchers estimated that Macrauchenia diverged from Perissodactyla between 56 million and 78 million years ago.
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How ludicrous that statement sounds out loud speaks to how far diverged we are from the idea of how our country is supposed to work.
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She said she could think of few other projects in which the demands of preservation and performance diverged so sharply, and on such a scale.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood There's no universally agreed-upon best system for overtime in gridiron football, but two options should leap to mind.
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Homebuilder sentiment used to correlate closely with housing starts, but the two have diverged widely since 2012, when home prices hit bottom after an epic crash.
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Economists diverged about the potential meaning of the bank's decision to remove a reference to a gradual end to rate cuts from the post-meeting statement.
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But as the two business lines diverged, PetSmart transferred part of its stake in Chewy in a move that set the groundwork for a potential IPO.
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The Heritage Foundation, an influential conservative think tank, has also supported Pompeo in the past, but its views on trade have diverged under the Trump administration.
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By the end of the series, we may know exactly the moment at which the Howards diverged, and who is responsible for releasing that flu virus.
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Like most issues, in the United States especially, the conversation around this issue — about Islam, Muslims, and terrorism — eventually diverged into the left and the right.
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As a result many Gulf and other foreign banks reduced their business with Qatari banks, distorting the foreign exchange market, where onshore and offshore rates diverged.
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The indexes' performances diverged at times, but over all, "managers using the KLD 400 as an investment universe have had neither headwinds nor tailwinds," they wrote.
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The researchers found that Aboriginal Australians diverged from Papuans some 37,000 years ago, before the Australian land mass separated from New Guinea roughly 10,000 years ago.
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There has been increasing evidence that the modern human lineage diverged from Neanderthals and Denisovans 500,2300 years ago, making us close relatives rather than direct descendants.
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"It's clear that Old Navy's business model and customers have increasingly diverged from our specialty brands over time," Gap's Chairman Robert Fisher said in a statement.
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Two memes diverged on a website, and I took the one more retweeted This strikes me as a neat inversion of last year's brief #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat craze.
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The lander diverged from its intended path 1.3 miles (2.1 kilometres) above the surface of the moon and lost communication with Earth on early on Saturday.
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However, with some major economies now showing signs of growth while South Africa's remains in technical recession, he insisted that this co-dependence has no diverged.
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Several million years ago, after humans' and chimps' ancestors evolutionarily diverged from gorillas, there was a rapid increase in the size of the proto-human brain.
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Many older woman, too, have since diverged from our earliest preferences, having discovered the Björks and the Lauryn Hills and the Courtney Loves of the world.
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He diverged from European leaders on how to handle the threats posed by Russia, because his administration is bent on having friendly relations with the Kremlin.
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But in the early-mid 1970s, the lines diverged (chart above) — economic production kept rising, but wages not so much, including long periods of going flat.
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In initiating the review, Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein diverged from the bank's convention of enduring declines in profitability until the market's cyclical forces recovered losses.
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One key to understanding why women have diverged from their plans, the economists found, is that their beliefs about gender roles change after their first baby.
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" Since 1988, the parties have diverged: by 2018, 46 percent of Democrats, but only 11 percent of Republicans, said abortion should be "available under any circumstances.
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"My own values and the policies and actions of Facebook have diverged to the point where I'm no longer comfortable here," he wrote in a post.
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Yet the harmony suggested a collapsing of the distance between identities and perspectives — if only for a utopian moment — before the textures inevitably diverged once again.
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"As was the case in 1999, when S&P 500 profits diverged from the broader profit measure, the outlook for stocks is not positive," she says.
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Maybe also poetry — the Frost poem was definitely the seed, and earlier iterations of this puzzle focused equally on the "less traveled" and the "diverged" lines.
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Over eight pages, Mr. Cipollone listed various ways House Democrats have diverged from precedents set during impeachment inquiries against Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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They all insisted that "something must be done," but they diverged when it came to what that something was and how it should be carried out.
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These variants possibly originated in the Denisovans, a group of archaic humans who, along with Neanderthals, diverged from modern humans about half a million years ago.
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There has been increasing evidence that the modern human lineage diverged from Neanderthals and Denisovans 500,000 years ago, making us close relatives rather than direct descendants.
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The 20-company DJT has recently diverged from the broader market after a strong run since late June, suggesting these headwinds could be taking a toll.
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Given the supply crunch facing iron ore and the demand clouds hanging over steel, it's not surprising that the prices of the two have diverged recently.
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Turkey and the United States, two NATO allies, have cooperated in some ways against the Islamic State, but they have diverged over the role of the Kurds.
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In K. Chess' debut novel, Famous Men Who Never Lived, at some point in the past, reality diverged, and an alternate timeline played out alongside our own.
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Following the attacks on 9/11, he learned that two of the attackers were his former classmates, whose once-parallel experiences had diverged drastically from his own.
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Over a particular set of months, however, we found that the rate at which new aggregates appeared started to increase very rapidly – in technical terms, it diverged.
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As a result many Gulf and other foreign banks reduced their business with Qatari banks, distorting the foreign exchange market, where onshore and offshore rates have diverged.
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"There is strong scientific evidence that the present-day forms of the [Lyme disease] bacterium diverged from a common ancestor at least 60,000 years ago," said Ostfeld.
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The Caixin readings diverged from an official PMI survey released on Monday which showed growth in China's manufacturing sector cooled slightly last month, with export demand slackening.
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European bonds diverged, with the EU Summit migration agreement pushing Germany's Bund yields up while Italian 22016-year government bond yields fell to a one-week low.
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If their agendas diverged, many of Bannon's allied outlets in the conservative media, which thrives on conflict, would happily side with him over a Trump-Kushner regime.
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"These butterflies, even though they're different species, they have diverged from each other not so long ago in evolutionary time," said Carolina Concha, the study's first author.
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The WeWorkers Coalition has seized on the treatment of the company's cleaning staff as an example of how the company's actions have diverged from its idealistic rhetoric.
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European bonds diverged, with the EU Summit migration agreement pushing Germany's Bund yields up while Italian 10-year government bond yields fell to a one-week low.
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While President Trump and conservatives have diverged in matters of policy several times over the past year, the judicial nomination process is decidedly not one of them.
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Earlier a European lawmaker for Sturgeon's Scottish National Party (SNP) called on European Union colleagues to respect that the Scottish vote had diverged from the British one.
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The researchers note that at the dawn of the pageant, winners' measurements aligned closely with the average American woman's, but the two have diverged sharply over time.
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Ethnically Irish in origin, they are believed to have diverged from the general population many generations ago, developing their own variant of the Irish dialect and culture.
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But one place where modern human anatomy diverged from these and other ancestors' anatomy was in the evolution of our smooth, long foreheads and our agile eyebrows.
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Some saw it as a symbol of the cooling relations between the two leaders, who have diverged greatly on issues like security and trade in recent months.
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On January 5, while accepting the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama, he diverged from typical acceptance speech fodder to tackle climate change and veganism.
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But in the past several years, their paths have diverged, with Eiko developing her site-specific series "A Body in Places," and Koma nursing a foot injury.
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The move could signal a shift in Verizon's media and advertising strategy, which has increasingly diverged in recent months from that of its closest competitor, AT&T.
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While the brothers are known by friends and colleagues as ambitious workaholics with ties to power brokers on both coasts, in many ways their paths have diverged.
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But Trump's assessment that Iran is now "standing down" diverged with an ominous speech Iran's supreme leader delivered earlier Wednesday morning in the holy city of Qom.
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The fortunes of the chains have diverged so much that Madewell's I.P.O. will help raise much-needed capital for its parent, J. Crew, which will remain private.
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The move could signal a shift in Verizon's media and advertising strategy, which has increasingly diverged in recent months from that of its closest competitor AT&T.
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In a statement, the artist shares the fact that her ideas behind the exhibit Gentle Existential, stemmed from a dream in which her psyche and heart diverged.
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Lambert diverged only once from the album with a surprise appearance by her first co-writer, her father, Jack Lambert, who'd flown in with her mom that day.
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It goes something like this: Around 2000,210 years ago, in East Africa — near modern-day Ethiopia — the first Homo sapiens diverged from an ancestral species, perhaps Homo erectus.
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Romney has diverged from the president on some matters while in office this year, but for the most part he's sided with the president on matters of policy.
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The series has now diverged to such an extent from the books that it's always possible Aegon will show up later than expected in order to surprise readers.
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During the House's impeachment inquiry, Giuliani was described by multiple witnesses as running a kind of "shadow diplomacy" in Ukraine that diverged from official U.S. foreign policy aims.
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The nomination system was reformed so that rank-and-file party voters could choose presidential nominees, even — especially — if their preferences diverged from those of the party elites.
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In fact, Singer said that one of the things he tried to do in the annotated screenplay was to highlight the areas where the movie diverged from reality.
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Power Rangers' creators spliced together action scenes from Sentai with new footage of American teenagers speaking original dialogue in plots that often diverged completely from the original storylines.
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As Sartorius describes his experience with the anarchists, an English woman asks to pay for her juice with Dash, an alternative cryptocurrency that diverged from the bitcoin protocol.
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Image: Aida Gómez-RoblesDental evidence suggests Neanderthals and modern humans diverged from a common ancestor around 800,000 years ago—hundreds of thousands of years earlier than standard estimates.
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In his April 30 letter, Schiff highlighted six instances in which information revealed about Prince in Mueller's report diverged from his testimony in November 2017 before the committee.
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Either way, it boasts numerous skeletal and soft tissue characteristics found in birds and lived close to the time when birds diverged from their bird-like dinosaur ancestors.
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According to Gartman, after several years of the economy and the market moving in tandem, we are now at a point when stocks and the economy have diverged.
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On the last two occasions that job growth and the strength of the economy diverged, in 2006 and 2012, the Bank of Canada chose not to cut rates.
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Since the two diverged on May 15, the S&P made a series of higher highs, eventually seeing record highs, while the financial index saw progressively lower highs.
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Voters can be forgiven for being at sea in this debate as the spin machines on both sides have gone into overdrive and prominent political leaders have diverged.
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In 23, the top 221 percent's share of income was about 235 percent in both Western Europe and the US, but since then, the two have severely diverged.
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Different analyses have diverged in their assessments; Congress perhaps has inspired the most debate as Republican legislators have mostly lined up behind Trump — with a few notable exceptions.
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She also diverged from the traditional Democratic formula for the primary — consolidating support in the outer areas of the state before focusing on Detroit later in the cycle.
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After high school our paths diverged: me to college, eventually across the country; Carolyn to marriage at 19, two children, and a life devoted to church and family.
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It is notoriously hard to escape your background in Britain, no matter how successful you are or how much your life has diverged from that of your relatives.
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" Before their paths diverged once more, Mr. Ruhlman said to Ms. Hood, "The next time you're in Cleveland, give me a call and I'll cook dinner for you.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Palladium hit price parity with its better-known sister metal platinum on Wednesday for the first time since 2001, as demand expectations for the two assets diverged.
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Trump didn't mention the trade disputes explicitly during his address, which diverged from the planned topics and into a riff hammering the field of Democrats vying to replace him.
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For example, the body louse (Pediculus humanus humanus) diverged from the head louse (Pediculus humanus capitis) around 100,000 years ago into a lifestyle associated with the origin of clothing.
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At the same time, the districts the DCCC did not include on its initial target list tell the story of how supporters of the two major parties have diverged.
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The turtles, native to Queensland, Australia, rank thirtieth on the new Edge List, largely because the species diverged evolutionarily from its closest-known relative some 40 million years ago.
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After moving largely in lockstep with each other in the run-up to the EU referendum, UK mid-caps have diverged sharply since the Brexit vote on June 24.9.
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Delivering his first major outdoor address on foreign soil, he achieved a presidential moment, even as his message on America's view toward Europe diverged sharply with past US leaders.
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In this age of asymmetric polarization, the two parties have diverged in their responses to the flood of sexual harassment allegations that have become a fixture of public life.
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For the most part, the U.S. has backed that pledge with action, carving out a panoply of special exemptions for India and demonstrating flexibility when their interests have diverged.
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But here's what happened: The sensory experience of the Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles so diverged from my mental narrative about what I was eating — what was I eating?
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE to the Supreme Court but she diverged into discussing how voters might respond to Democratic senators over the issue.
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The two men have found themselves at odds on climate change, trade and Iran -- but perhaps most notably they have diverged on the idea of nationalism and its dangers.
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The states have also diverged on environmental policy, with Pennsylvania's Wolf seeking to increase the amount of money drillers must pay to extract oil and gas in the state.
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The United States opposes the referendum, but Mr. Manafort has carved out a long and lucrative career advising foreign clients whose interests have occasionally diverged from American foreign policy.
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The genomic analysis also showed mating across species, with animals sharing more than 30 percent of one another's genetic heritage, though their ancestors diverged about 10 million years ago.
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Candidates diverged on nuclear power—some saw it as an essential step on any viable path toward clean energy; others, notably Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, were adamantly opposed.
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At the start, both halves were identical in every way, though they have since diverged greatly, with the people in them following different paths and events unfolding very differently.
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But, but, but: The Fed funds rate has diverged a bit this year from the prime rate and the credit card rate since the Fed paused its hiking cycle.
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This "archaic ghost population" appears to have diverged from modern humans before Neanderthals split off from the family tree, according to the research published by the "Science Advances" journal.
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During the public hearings, multiple witnesses described Giuliani as running a kind of "shadow diplomacy" in Ukraine that diverged from the official goal of the United States' actual diplomats.
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The Times analyzed popular American history textbooks, above, that were used in California and Texas, and found that the content sometimes diverged in ways that reflected deep political divides.
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Since then, however, partisan views have diverged, with Democrats increasingly likely to see climate change happening (as indeed it is), while Republicans increasingly see and hear no climate evil.
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The coalition's many political parties have also diverged over whether to take part in gubernatorial elections in December, especially after widespread accusations of fraud in the constituent assembly election.
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Larry and Sergey have essentially gone AWOL anyway as their myriad of other interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have a myriad of interests.
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The study determined that the two endangered forest-dwelling species, which behave differently despite their similar appearance, diverged from a common ancestor about 1.5 to 2 million years ago.
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But on other issues, the questioning diverged in tone along party lines, with Republicans praising the administration's approach on North Korea and on Israel while Democrats were more critical.
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The decisions by Ms. Loughlin and Ms. Huffman, the most widely known parents involved in the case, were only the latest way in which their legal paths have diverged.
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Fitbit's usual strategy has been to go after the fitness-tracking market with a portfolio of devices, but recently it's somewhat diverged from that with the launch of a smartwatch.
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Some of the 'spoilers' you may encounter in season six may not be spoilers at all… because the show and the books have diverged, and will continue to do so.
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Broadrick's focus on Head of David led to the dissolution of Fall of Because, but, wanting to engineer more abrasive sounds, he soon diverged from Head of David as well.
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He ticked through policy after policy on which Trump had diverged from Republican orthodoxy, quote after quote in which Trump had offended large segments of the population, regardless of party.
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One was the era of catch-up growth leading to the Yom Kippur war in 700, when Israel's productivity converged with that of the G225 countries; thereafter it diverged again.
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But Mr Larsson's ideas for the "creative and consumer-facing" parts of the business, he told analysts, diverged from those of Mr Lauren, who remains chairman and chief creative officer.
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The move diverged from the company's previous efforts to censor content because it could theoretically stop things from appearing in users' feeds entirely, rather than remove them after the fact.
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The original game was a contemporary of the revered and influential Cave Story; both were wonderful free games made with charming retro pixel art, but beyond that the stories diverged.
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"Our fans have noticed how, over the last few months, the design of our programming has really diverged from that of a traditional TV broadcast," said an ABC News spokesperson.
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Vale called on Temer to veto parts of the bill raising mining royalties, saying Congress had diverged too far from his original decree, but praised the creation of the regulator.
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After moving to New York at the end of the '70s, her subject became herself and her own world, and her aesthetic diverged from that of traditional fine art photography.
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But as the summit wore on, US and Russian officials diverged in their public statements, with American officials saying a meeting wasn't happening and Russian officials indicating it still might.
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Economists have diverged over the size of the possible cut, although odds of a steeper reduction have fallen as the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president fueled market volatility.
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A species of sea urchin seemed to have shared one of its genes with a very different species of sea urchin, from which its lineage diverged millions of years earlier.
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Here and Now Two roads diverged under the sign of 11:11, and Greg Boatwright — he disobeyed the robotic voice of his car's GPS and turned in the other direction.
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This rotation is apparent in the movement of the iShares Edge MSCI Momentum Factor ETF, and the iShares S&P 500 Value ETF, which traded in tandem but diverged recently.
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The incident makes clear just how far the two intelligence committees — generally considered secretive refuges from the politics of Capitol Hill — have diverged over the course of their Russia investigations.
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Moments after takeoff, one of two crucial sensors that measure the plane's angle of attack diverged wildly, eventually triggering an automated system that pushed down the nose of the plane.
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Instead, Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay was part of a previously unknown population that diverged genetically from the ancestors of Native Americans about 220,2000 years ago, Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues concluded.
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His itinerary has not once diverged from the states on his electoral map; he had been to the exact same hangar in Moon two days before winning Pennsylvania in 2016.
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While their views on Iran and North Korea remain largely in sync, they have sharply diverged on how to handle a president who is often at odds with their advice.
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Netanyahu appeared last month at a White House event where President Donald Trump offered a peace plan that proposed creating a Palestinian state but diverged from a 2002 Saudi initiative.
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Since Donald J. Trump's victory in November, consumer sentiment has diverged in an unprecedented way, with Republicans convinced that a boom is at hand, and Democrats foreseeing an imminent recession.
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Former college frenemies whose fortunes have radically diverged, the women harbor an unspecified grudge that flares to life during a chance encounter and leaves Veronica in a two-year coma.
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Willow itself diverged from the "seeker-sensitive" model in recent years, embracing a more traditional approach, but Hybels nevertheless was a particularly visible and influential figure in the evangelical community.
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Research from 2015 suggests a single wave of settlers arrived to North America from Eurasia, after which time they diverged into two ancestral branches, a northern branch and a southern branch.
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This information helped them construct a phylogenetic tree (in essence, a family tree for species) to describe how the different animals diverged from a common ancestor approximately 13 million years ago.
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"Species evolve independently, and many factors dictating the developmental programs might have diverged, which makes it difficult to blend cells from one species to a developing embryo from another," Wu said.
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But Americans have diverged from the federal government's hardline stance on pot prohibition — with eight states having now legalized its adult recreational use and authorized systems to sell it like alcohol.
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The move shows how the chain's fortunes have diverged from Hudson's Bay's luxury Saks Fifth Avenue banner, which has managed to better weather the rise of online shopping sites including Amazon.
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When the empire foundered, those fortunes diverged; the French political order was less disturbed by the collapse than the British, and more towns continued to function in France than in Britain.
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But Americans have diverged from the federal government's hardline stance on pot prohibition — with eight states having now legalized its adult recreational use and authorizing systems to sell it like alcohol.
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Each time Trump diverged from his prepared statement, Gabe Perez, the president's teleprompter operator, had to hit pause, scroll forward or rewind the comments that had been loaded into the teleprompters.
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Others argue that the Ancient Beringians diverged from other Native Americans while still in Asia, and that both groups "independently traveled into Beringia and subsequently into the Americas," the Atlantic reports.
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Daily flows under the existing Shanghai - Hong Kong stock connect scheme has diverged in recent weeks with the Hong Kong leg seeing a greater usage rather than the China-bound traffic.
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In fact, she and Tobin found the exact opposite: Microbial populations in the hot areas diverged and then re-converged as the ground cooled over a period of 10-20 years.
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The video also has reveals more detail than was previously revealed by the Pentagon about the fact the mission was not properly authorized and how it diverged from the original plan.
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The Williams sisters were near the top of their game when they met in the Wimbledon final and though their paths have diverged, they have both suffered huge setbacks off court.
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This book will presumably cover the material we saw in Seasons 5 and 6, though the show creators have explained that the upcoming books and show have diverged quite a bit.
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As with most issues in Russia, where a vast majority of the people support the government and a small minority despair of its endless corruption, the reaction on social media diverged.
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I do not know when my voice diverged markedly enough from that of other children to be noteworthy, but to say that it's "always" been like that would be intellectually dishonest.
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But he diverged briefly to discuss a report that a former Federal Election Commission chairman, Bradley Smith, did not think Mr. Cohen should be charged over his payment to Ms. Clifford.
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The reader is left to question how she and her brother — progeny of the same parents and subject to the same rarefied upbringing — diverged in their ability to overcome their illnesses.
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But they swiftly part company as the 2023s housing bubble inflated, get pretty close again by 2012 as home prices corrected, then once more dramatically diverged, and are now far apart.
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"Our analysis reveals that Chinese giant salamander species diverged between 3.1 and 2.4 million years ago," said Samuel Turvey, lead study author at the Zoological Society of London's Institute of Zoology.
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Black women, she said, were shunted aside in the history books because their goals had diverged from those of the white, mostly upper-middle-class women who had led the charge.
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There have been tentative skirmishes: Ms. Warren and Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former New York City mayor, publicly diverged over the idea of a tax on the country's largest fortunes.
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In recent years, as the tech sector began to drive post-recession growth, the employment trends in remote rural counties and small towns have greatly diverged from those of metro areas.
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Aden, of Americans United for Life, thinks this case stands a shot of reaching the Supreme Court given the Eighth Circuit's first decision diverged so sharply from other Appeals Courts nationwide.
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This nationalism led to clashes with the other great powers where their interests diverged; between Britain and Russia in Asia; Russia and Austria in the Balkans; Germany and France in north Africa.
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The Huawei decision is just one of the policy areas that the two allies have diverged on as of late, including the Iran nuclear deal that Trump pulled out of in 2018.
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Here's how it assists different parts of the research community: When originally announced, the flexible LLC status of the CZI was criticized because it diverged from the traditional structure of a charity.
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Something strange has happened this year between Apple and companies that supply parts to its many products: Their stock performances have diverged, after a long period of moving up and down together.
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But Americans have diverged from the federal government's hardline stance on pot prohibition, too — with eight states having now legalized its adult recreational use and authorized systems to sell it like alcohol.
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In total the world's population looks roughly equally divided between places where happiness and incomes have moved in the same direction over the past ten years, and places where they have diverged.
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Their statement, submitted to the World Trade Organization, said the EU's approach created great uncertainty and diverged from science-based risk assessments, creating disruption that threatened to escalate significantly in coming years.
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Messenger then finally diverged from the Snapchat playbook in 2015 by launching a developer platform to let you share GIFs, augmented photos and video clips via apps like Giphy, PingTank and ESPN.
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And the entire group built the piece upward by degrees, consolidating itself and moving forward, increasing a sense of emergency as the pitch rose, or the moving harmony diverged in wider patterns.
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Their post-White House efforts have diverged, with Bannon carrying on his nationalist fight and trying to influence the party, Spicer and Scaramucci trying to rehab their images and Priebus laying low.
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The two men had known each other for many years—they had been contributors to the same student magazine in college, in the early nineteen-thirties—but their paths had diverged widely.
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Goldman Sachs' and Morgan Stanley's outlooks had diverged on how much they could count on market volatility sticking around, with Morgan Stanley downplaying a first-quarter surge in trading revenue as seasonal.
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Sure, their styles have diverged in many points in their histories — back in the early aughts, the twins' divergent tastes in fashion made it downright easy to distinguish one from the other.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top U.S. investors' plays on energy stocks diverged in the first quarter, with some cutting stakes and others increasing, as oil prices seesawed and roiled shares in the sector.
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His final film was "Varian & Putzi: A 21st Century Tale" (2011), a dual biography of Mr. Fry and Ernst Hanfstaengl known as Putzi, Harvard graduates of different vintages whose paths diverged remarkably.
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And we were being involved in national security foreign policy and those two things had just diverged…I did say to him…I do think this is all going to blow up.
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He diverged from Mr. Tillerson's vision for the nation's diplomatic corps, telling Senator Todd Young, Republican of Indiana, that he did not foresee any slowing of its mission or reduction in personnel.
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Since the 2016 election, however, the two kinds of data have diverged, with reported confidence surging — and, yes, a bump in stocks — but no real sign of a pickup in economic activity.
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Fiona Hill, the former top Russia expert on the National Security Council, testified that the pressure campaign on Ukraine amounted to a "domestic political errand" that diverged from U.S. foreign policy goals.
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Napolitano, a libertarian conservative, also diverged last week from the pro-Trump stable, suggesting to anchor Shep Smith that Trump committed a crime when he urged Ukraine's president to investigate the Bidens.
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The two were closely linked for decades, but since about 1980 they have diverged, with wage growth falling far behind productivity growth, for reasons having nothing to do with corporate tax burdens.
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And she diverged sharply from many of the foreign policy views Trump has expressed, telling senators that she expected the President-elect's views to evolve under the counsel of his national security team.
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But it wasn't until the 1980s that molecular level analysis would confirm the karrkaratul was indeed a marsupial, but had diverged from the lineage of all living marsupials some 64 million years ago.
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In addition to the fight over Barr's rollout of the report, Barr and Mueller have also diverged on their legal approaches, especially related to the obstruction of justice investigation into President Donald Trump.
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It also tells us that ravens and great apes—animals who diverged from a common ancestor over 300 million years ago—acquired these sophisticated cognitive planning abilities traveling along very different evolutionary paths.
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After sellers' and buyers' price ideas for assets diverged significantly in 2014 and 2015, the "bid-ask spread" is narrowing as both sides agree on the outlook for the oil price, Siddiqui said.
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The three new measures have diverged significantly in the past and will likely create a communications challenge for the central bank, Brian DePratto, an economist with TD Economics, said in a research note.
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But as the poet Robert Frost, a longtime New Englander, wrote: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.
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League leader Matteo Salvini told reporters on the way to a meeting with Di Maio on Tuesday evening that there were still areas, including the approach to the EU, where the parties diverged.
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Tardigrades are an ancient species that diverged from ancestral animals back in the pre-Cambrian period (~600 million years ago), and likely evolved their own unique genes over a protracted period of time.
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Source: Boomerang Commerce After bringing all the Sonoma merchandise into one room — spanning women's, men's and home goods — Kohl's chief merchandising and customer officer Michelle Gass admitted the product had diverged a bit.
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North American markets saw housing prices rise 4.6 percent last year, but affordability diverged, with Canada the third-least affordable market in the index, while the United States was the fourth-most affordable.
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The talks represented the latest engagement in an on-again-off-again courtship that began almost a year ago and has changed shape as the respective market caps of the two companies diverged.
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"We screened our current US coverage universe to identify companies where our analysts' views diverged from that of the Street, focusing on rating, earnings projections as well as target price," Credit Suisse wrote.
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"Since the start of 2016, NYSE margin debt and the have diverged, " said Lee, who is head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, an independent research boutique firm he founded two years ago.
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But they diverged dramatically in their testimony for the IG's investigation, which focused on a leak that McCabe orchestrated to the The Wall Street Journal about an FBI probe into the Clinton Foundation.
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Comparing such sequences — variations on the same molecule, as seen in different creatures — would allow him to deduce the "ancient ancestor sequences" from which those molecules, in one lineage and another, had diverged.
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I found it fascinating that the two cities, both of which had struggled for decades with an illicit drug problem and some of the violent crime associated with it, had diverged so sharply.
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In a study published last week in Science, biologists reported that C. briggsae lost thousands of genes — a staggering quarter of its genome — since it diverged from C. nigoni a million years ago.
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Sanders' positions on how to combat climate change and reshape the healthcare industry diverged sharply from the incrementalism that Joe Biden promoted, both as vice president and on the campaign trail this year.
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The provisional agreement the U.S. and Turkey announced last week regarding security in northern Syria marks a positive step for the two NATO allies, whose priorities in the Syrian conflict have often diverged.
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Their approaches to music diverged over time, with Ms. Devi remaining a classical purist while Mr. Shankar, who would catch the interest of George Harrison of the Beatles, was more exploratory and populist.
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He has also written four books, including "The Other Wes Moore," published in 2010, about how the lives of two young men who shared a name and came from similar poor neighborhoods diverged.
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In a chart tracking the unemployment rate against the deficit's percent of GDP, LaVorgna said the two numbers tended to track together, but as the deficit expanded in last several years, they diverged.
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The public reactions to impeachment proceedings against Presidents Richard Nixon in 1974 and Bill Clinton in 1998 fundamentally diverged, with most Americans ultimately supporting the former and a consistent majority opposing the latter.
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Bevan said "several hundred" of Marines' search queries in the department's database diverged sharply from the "open and active cases" he and law enforcement colleagues were working on as part of official duties.
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But their fortunes have markedly diverged because Malaysia has allowed Petronas to follow its own growth path, while Pertamina is hobbled by Indonesian government intervention and bears the burden of a subsidy program.
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He also singled out Russia for its apparent role in the Soviet-era nerve weapon used to poison a former Russian double agent in Britain - a position that initially diverged from the White House.
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" In his testimony, Taylor described two channels "of U.S. policy-making and implementation — one regular and one highly irregular, and that he realized the two channels diverged in terms of their mission in August.
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But since the controls came in the two rates have diverged, with the black market rate now around 13% higher - a gap not seen since the end of the last Peronist government in 2015.
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And it's not untrue: The general thinking now is that gray wolves and dogs diverged from a common ancestor somewhere between 15,000 and 40,000 years ago, so, sure, my dog has distant lupine ancestors.
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Some point to cultural factors but, as Mr Hamermesh points out, it is hard to see why American culture suddenly diverged from that of the rest of the world in the past 235 years.
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Felipe Matthews, a government geologist who was part of the team that took part in the 2010 rescue, said the work was technically challenging and the drills attempted so far had diverged from target.
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According to Manafort's lawyers, "early in the process," Mueller "diverged" from his mandate to probe the alleged coordination between the campaign and the Kremlin to focus on the former campaign chair's overseas consulting business.
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As it always has been, Mr. Robot is set in 2015, where its reality and ours diverged in the wake of a massive hack on the fictional Evil Corp that destroyed the world's economy.
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In the Victorian era, however, the two worlds diverged into what the British physicist C. P. Snow called ''the two cultures''; these projects, and the people involved in them, aim to correct this schism.
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Back in 240, it would not have been hard to imagine all six getting a shot at Cooperstown some day, but their careers diverged and now their voting totals could not be more disparate.
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I am doing this - after being on Facebook for nearly 12 years - because my own values and the policies and actions of Facebook have diverged to the point where I'm no longer comfortable there.
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These investors "treated stocks as the businesses they represented, and they endeavored to uncover situations where the price of shares in a company diverged from the true intrinsic value of its business," he wrote.
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Such discomfort has been precisely the point for Marsch, the very reason he diverged from an ascendant coaching path in the United States last summer and sought out the unknown across the Atlantic Ocean.
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After being in close dialogue throughout their time at school, the two artists have since diverged paths, with Quarles living in Los Angeles, California and Kidanu in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where she grew up.
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The more Ted told me about his breakdown and his history in the right-wing internet, the more I questioned the premise of finding the moment that he and Lane diverged on some fatal path.
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Luckily, modern genetic techniques can allow scientists to estimate just how long ago different species diverged from one another, and this is exactly what a team of Australian scientists did with these tree trapdoor spiders.
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Those results have been balanced out by an unusually large degree of disagreement among pollsters regarding support for the surging Mr Mélenchon: his estimated vote shares have diverged 28% more than sampling error would indicate.
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Previous genomic studies have suggested the first American populations diverged from their Siberian and East Asian ancestors nearly 2200,23 years ago, and then split into distinct North and South American populations about 2003,2200 years later.
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Earlier this month, the Bank of Canada diverged from some other major central banks, making clear it had no intention of easing monetary policy as it left its benchmark interest rate on hold at 258.6%.
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Earlier this month, the Bank of Canada diverged from some other major central banks, making clear it had no intention of easing monetary policy as it left its benchmark interest rate on hold at 1.75%.
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"There are some small details to settle on the fiscal side of things ... We are very close," one government source said, adding that the sides still diverged over pension reforms and regulating non-performing loans.
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CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR: At one point I remember you may be thinking that you may have diverged a bit and maybe adlibbed a bit, and you said something we&aposve got to get you all married.
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But after a deluge of bogus science and conspiracy theories swamped right-wing media, their opinions diverged: 66% of Democrats now say they are very concerned about it; only 18% of Republicans say the same.
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"Because the fee arrangement with the banks … ensured a so-called success fee regardless of whether shareholders obtained fair value for their shares, the interests of the banks and CVR's shareholders diverged," the SEC said.
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Among those challenges will be holding together the United Kingdom, made up of four nations which diverged at the referendum: Wales and England voted to leave the EU, Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain.
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But over time, the crowdfunding platforms have diverged toward different use cases and niches, with the rise of GoFundMe in more abstract causes and Tilt tapping into social payments demand on college campuses in particular.
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THE CURRENT TALKS REPRESENT THE LATEST ENGAGEMENT IN AN ON AGAIN/OFF AGAIN COURTSHIP THAT BEGAN ALMOST ONE YEAR AGO AND HAS CHANGED SHAPE AS THE RESPECTED MARKET CAPS OF THE TWO COMPANIES HAVE DIVERGED.
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Their study details a striking example of convergent evolution, which is when two species have similar traits even though their shared ancestor didn't have that trait—when the species diverged, it evolved in them separately.
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Canada has diverged from the United States in other trade matters, as it remained part of the Trans Pacific Partnership, a pact that includes nations around the Pacific rim, while the United States pulled out.
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DUBAI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf diverged in early trade on Sunday with Saudi Arabia's bourse supported by small and mid-sized shares while profit taking weighed on Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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Despite the widespread relief among leaders from both parties upon Mattis's appointment, it was always clear that Mattis and Trump diverged in their foreign policy views and that a future clash was almost a certainty.
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But as circumstances grew more dire, and much of New York was forced into shutdown, their approaches diverged -- and occasionally devolved into the one-upmanship that has long characterized their relationship outside times of crisis.
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In this week's episode, the truck driver diverged from the highway, past signs indicating the preserved status of the site, and left "deep scars" in an area of more than 100 feet by 300 feet.
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A show with more of a sci-fi bent might focus on the details of how the worlds have diverged since their identical beginnings, but so far "Counterpart" is content to be suggestive about that.
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Their careers soon diverged, and so, for a while, did their prospects — Coutinho toiled for recognition in Europe as Neymar, still in Brazil, blossomed into the country's golden boy — but they have always been close.
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If her film ever diverged from its ubiquitous images of misty mountains or its plodding piano score, perhaps its characters' incessant mythmaking would convey deeper mysteries, inner worlds that are not visible to the eye.
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Anyway, that morphed into the idea you see now, with a nice steer from Joel on putting a black square after the "diverged" answer, since it should function as if it were its own entry.
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Neither the mayor's office nor the Correction Department could explain why Mr. Ponte's and Mr. Kuczinski's accounts of what had happened diverged so widely from the events the Department of Investigation described in its statement.
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The House and Senate versions of the tax bill started from the same core principles — sharply cutting taxes on businesses, while reducing rates and eliminating some breaks for individuals — but diverged on several crucial details.
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Because these oddball parasite sequences didn't appear in other mammals, they were likely to have invaded after bats diverged from other lineages, perhaps picked up from an insect snack some 30 to 40 million years ago.
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Trump's prospective secretary of state, retired ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, diverged from Trump as he described Russia as a "danger," affirmed his belief in climate change and said he supported the TPP in his confirmation hearings.
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The rivals' share prices diverged after Wetherspoon announced better than expected results while Greene King warned of tougher trading conditions ahead, adding to the mixed messages on Britain's economic outlook since its EU referendum in June.
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Apparently, Styles approached Another Man about appearing in the magazine — his first big solo shoot since One Direction diverged at a five-way fork in the road, according to Fashionista — just because he liked the vibe.
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There have been two instances in which the Bachelor has diverged from the ending: Brad Womack once declined to pick anyone, and Jason Mesnick changed his mind after the finale, crawling back to his runner-up.
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Two economies that started out in identical circumstances have diverged so wildly that South Koreans are between 3cm and 8cm taller than their North Korean counterparts on average, depending on their age, thanks to better nutrition.
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But the Night King's army would be at unheard numbers by now if he diverged from the main horde on its way to Winterfell, instead raising the dead from dragonback on his way to King's Landing.
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However, it has become more difficult to "adjust and control the market" as the real estate land market has apparently diverged, said Wang Jianwu, a researcher at the ministry's real estate registration center, state radio reported.
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The series has diverged from the books before—often to the ire of online fans—but now the show is sailing into the stormy waters of the Narrow Sea without even a coastline to guide it.
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Most market watchers believe authorities will maintain their clampdown on illegal financing to the property sector, but their views diverged on whether regulators will ease restrictions on cash-starved developers' access to other sources of funding.
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You will sometimes hear that any biological differences among populations are likely to be small, because humans have diverged too recently from common ancestors for substantial differences to have arisen under the pressure of natural selection.
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The medic, Brittney Mullings, gave an account of the minutes leading up to the shooting of Deborah Danner, a 66-year-old schizophrenic woman, that diverged sharply from the narrative that a defense lawyer for Sgt.
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At the last such threats briefing a year ago, the chiefs presented findings that diverged from the president's statements on the longevity of Islamic State terror group, as well as Iran and North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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When they founded their own studio in the '90s, they diverged from other designers and their more austerely contemporary leanings: Studio Peregalli introduced architecture and decoration to both hide a space's flaws and accentuate its attributes.
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Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's chief financial officer, said in a conference call that one reason the company's revenue diverged from expectations was because of fluctuations in foreign currency, which can impact the company's results from overseas businesses.
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Even if you'd rather not put stock in what the books have to say — the show has admittedly diverged from and condensed George R.R. Martin's complex story — there's TV evidence that Varys will act against Dany.
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Fund performance has diverged widely in terms of asset quality, credit risk, portfolio yields and the ability to meet quarterly dividends to shareholders and some BDCs have already been trading at a discount to asset value.
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Although George and Jahnn diverged in their political views, both circles espoused a kind of magic or cosmic utopianism that could be achieved by abandoning bourgeois social and sexual mores and pursuing intellectual and aesthetic ideals.
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Mr. Cox runs the N.R.A.'s lobbying arm, the Institute for Legislative Action, which has a separate media relations team from the N.R.A.'s, and his choice of consultants has also sometimes diverged from Mr. LaPierre's.
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"Trump again lavished praise on Vladimir Putin, pledging a new era of US-Russian cooperation – something both Obama and George Bush attempted and failed to achieve after U.S. and Russian interests diverged," the Guardian's Spencer Ackerman wrote.
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But most of the time they diverged, with one key difference: either the artists gave themselves particular tasks to accomplish or puzzles to solve, or they used an emotional script or set choreography to guide their actions.
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So these dogs aren't your run-of-the-mill house pets—they've been socialized in a way that very closely approximates their ancient lifestyle (modern wolves and dogs diverged from a common ancestor about 15,000 years ago).
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The gap between short-dated U.S. borrowing costs and those in Germany was at its widest in over 20 years as the monetary policy outlooks by the Fed and European Central Bank for the two regions diverged.
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On a number of highly technical fronts, Maxwell found that the two code bases diverged in their approach to certain computing and cryptography questions—how random numbers are generated, for instance—common to both E4M and bitcoin.
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"Overall, the economy continued to expand in August at a pace similar to the growth rate for July, but conditions in manufacturing and service sectors diverged again," said Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group.
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" Later on Sunday, Talev released a stronger statement acknowledging the "dismay" from certain members over Wolf's comments and how they diverged from the organization's mission to "offer a unifying message" about upholding free speech "while honoring civility.
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Although their paths then diverged — Avedon shifting from fashion photography to portraiture and Warhol becoming a painter and filmmaker and a Pop Art stalwart — they moved in the same New York circles, often portraying the same people.
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In 22019, when asked if they sympathize more with Israel or the Palestinians, 50 percent of Republicans and 38 percent of Democrats said Israel; in 2018, those numbers have diverged to 78 percent and 27 percent, respectively.
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The Google SVP said that the case looked as though it diverged dangerously from the usual terms of data sharing between tech and government, but he clarified that he did not know the specifics of Apple's situation.
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In 1992, they founded Primero Justicia as a civil organization; in 2000, they converted the group into a political party; and in 2008 their paths diverged over a spate of differences about party management and political philosophy.
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By contrast, consider the 2017 introduction of the Tesla Semi, where Musk reveled in the 18-wheeler's engineering and design details that diverged from the status quo not for the sake of it, but for tangible improvements.
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The tone of the proceedings diverged sharply from that of hearings this week for Rex W. Tillerson, Mr. Trump's choice for secretary of state, and Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama and the selection for attorney general.
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Their closest relatives are the cockroaches, from which they diverged about 250 million years ago, said Gavin J. Svenson, curator of invertebrate zoology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and a leading authority on praying mantises.
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And while the 4.4 percent unemployment rate is the lowest in a decade, wage growth remains frustratingly slow, and the fortunes of college-educated workers have diverged sharply from those with a high school diploma or less.
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But over time, we discussed our evolved thinking with him, hoping that our years of faithfully serving the church would be our witness, and that our pastor — a friend — would agree to disagree where our theology diverged.
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He likes to compare this phenomenon to the butterfly effect: Every time the show diverged from his books, it set the adaptation down a new path, while his novels still have to finish out their original course.
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They reasoned that if a virus had largely co-diverged with its host, evolving right alongside it, then the virus's phylogenetic tree should resemble its host's: ancestral versions of the virus ought to have infected the host's ancestors.
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"Express diverged from the pack in 1.413Q as the company was unable to take advantage of an improved mall apparel backdrop, in our view, reporting a deeply underwhelming comp," Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Trussell wrote in a note.
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Last week typified the trend in fixed income during the quarter - "a tale of two markets", according to BAML, in which government and Treasury bond fund flows mostly diverged from credit, EM and inflation-protected bond fund flows.
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But then their paths diverged: Hope took a job with a high-powered PR agency, which led in 2014 to a gig with Ivanka Trump's fashion company, which eventually led to full-time employment with the Trump Organization.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business activity has expanded at its weakest rate since the start of 213 this month as growth paths diverged and firms stopped discounting for the first time in a year, surveys showed on Friday.
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The refusal to give the Trump campaign a defensive briefing and instead, opening a sprawling counterintelligence investigation of American citizens is one of many alarming ways intelligence leaders drastically diverged from normal procedures in their Trump campaign investigation.
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"The investment case at WPP is all about the multiple where the significant discount the group suffers vs peers ... is entirely down to the perception that WPP's growth has permanently diverged from the peers," analysts at Citi said.
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"I'm pleased to see that our ancient protein results for Macrauchenia are verified using this advancement in ancient DNA alignments of a deeply diverged mammal without close modern relatives," said Frido Welker, author of the 2015 collagen study.
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BEIJING, Oct 26.7790 (Reuters) - Residential land prices in China's first-tier cities soared 19.02 percent on-year in the third quarter, while prices diverged dramatically between cities in other tiers, Ministry of Land and Resources (MLR) data showed.
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What they found: Using the genetic data, the team estimated the killer strain of Bd currently plaguing amphibians diverged from its most recent common ancestor not thousands of years ago as previously thought, but 50–120 years ago.
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"I am doing this — after being on Facebook for nearly 12 years — because my own values and the policies and actions of Facebook have diverged to the point where I'm no longer comfortable here," he wrote on Facebook.
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There is among many Manchester United fans a genuine pride in all that Ronaldo has gone on to achieve since leaving Old Trafford, even as the paths of player and club have diverged in the last five years.
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"The Walking Dead" has diverged from the comic books' mythology enough times that adherence to the source material can't be taken for granted, but trust that Rick will be out for blood when he and Negan meet next.
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Both Blogger, the software he helped develop for blogging, and Twitter diverged from what their start-ups were actually supposed to be doing, and Twitter in particular involved a lot of well-chronicled drama among the four founders.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ruled this week that anti-gay attacks cannot be prosecuted under the state's hate crime law, a decision that activists said diverged from recent outcomes in gay and transgender rights cases.
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Sankararaman said this extinct species seems to have diverged roughly 650,000 years ago from the evolutionary line that led to Homo sapiens, before the evolutionary split between the lineages that led to our species and to the Neanderthals.
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From her stern criticism of Moscow to her championing of human rights to her calls for Syrian regime change, she's routinely diverged from, or outright contradicted, Trump's stance on the biggest foreign policy issues of the day.. Sen.
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From her stern criticism of Moscow to her championing of human rights to her calls for Syrian regime change, she's routinely diverged from, or outright contradicted, Trump's stance on the biggest foreign policy issues of the day. Sen.
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Part of the problem is that social networks have diverged from the Silicon Valley dream of an electronic Athenian Democracy and produced a mob of web-installed wolf packs (or "woke" packs), demanding conformity or else political annihilation.
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Though their lives were colored by the history of the GDR—many of their parents had worked in the coal mining before the reunification of Germany—they lived their own lives and diverged from everything that came before.
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The two have diverged since the government gave the Financial Supervisory Authority responsibility over macro prudential regulation in 2013, with the central bank saying rules on bank capital and measures to stop growth in household debt are too lax.
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Despite his support, Giuliani diverged with Trump's claims that there were "thousands" of Muslim Americans cheering and celebrating in the streets of New Jersey after al Qaeda terrorists brought the World Trade Center towers down on September 11, 2001.
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" Yet as the Prospect noted, the group diverged from the NAACP on one key issue: The NAACP's new resolution calls out charter schools for having "contributed to the increased segregation rather than diverse integration of our public school system.
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Mueller's team was reportedly interested in what interactions Stone had with the Trump campaign, and whether Stone made private comments that matched or diverged from his public accounting that he had no knowledge of WikiLeaks releasing the hacked materials.
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They found that mortality trends for low-income older people were about the same across the two groups of states before expansion took effect but then sharply diverged with mortality rates dropping in states where the expansion was adopted.
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In class, she diverged from the curriculum to ask, in halting, bad French, how I was doing, what had happened, if I felt sad or angry, if I wanted to get together outside of class to speak in English.
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For that reason especially, it seems a mistake not to have included more in the way of critical apparatus to explain the ways the creators diverged from the historical record, especially when they touch most directly on the Holocaust.
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"That's not just a guess," Chief Executive Simon Wolfson told Reuters, pointing out that last week when the north of England and Scotland was significantly cooler than the south, the trading performance of the two regions diverged by 10%.
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The remarks also came just a week after the release of an annual intelligence assessment of threats facing the United States that diverged sharply from Mr. Trump's statements on a range of issues, including North Korea, Russia and Syria.
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In the wake of some unspecified nuclear catastrophe, the country's children and elderly have diverged to the point where they're almost different species: Mumei's generation was born frail and sickly, while Yoshiro's generation finds itself hale, healthy, and unable to die.
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Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, Sessions diverged from his prepared remarks to address "head on" the very allegations that helped sink him in 1986, including that he'd joked about not having a problem with the Ku Klux Klan.
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The ensuing genetic analysis showed that Siberian unicorns split from modern rhinos around 43 million years ago, "settling a debate based on fossil evidence and confirming that the two lineages had diverged by the Eocene," the researchers wrote in the study.
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Donald Trump, who diverged from his scripted remarks only a handful of times during his speech accepting the Republican nomination last Thursday night, paused at one point in his address to ask the receptive crown, "How great are our police?"
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Life in Ruins reveals Eva's connections to some of the most important cultural figures of her day — Isadora Duncan, Henry Miller, Colette and George Cram Cook, to name a few — and shows how she worked with, diverged from, and influenced them.
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Indicators of consumer confidence have diverged from measures of business sentiment in recent months, as companies have fretted about the potential implications of rising trade tensions while regular Americans have continued to benefit from low unemployment and solid wage growth.
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In its 50-year history (its birthday is in May, if you count from the day city hall issued the first residency permit), Edifício Copan's changing fortunes have at different times mimicked and diverged from those of São Paulo itself.
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SHANGHAI, July 212 (Reuters) - China stocks diverged on Tuesday, with the blue-chip index hitting a fresh 21-month high as investors chased companies with solid fundamentals, while small-caps extended a fall on expectations more equity issuance would soften valuations.
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The performance of Via Varejo, which operates under the Ponto Frio and Casas Bahia banners, has diverged in recent quarters from that of digitally focused retailers like Magazine Luiza SA and B2W Cia Digital SA, with which it is often compared.
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DUBAI, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf diverged in early trade on Monday, with Qatar's index pulling back ahead of the inclusion of some companies in FTSE's secondary emerging market index, while Dubai advanced as global risk sentiment improved.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic and Republican voters in Michigan and Mississippi expressed broad concerns about the economy and believed trade with other countries takes jobs from the U.S., but diverged on most other concerns, according to early exit poll results Tuesday night.
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PARIS, May 2 (Reuters) - European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery diverged on Tuesday as higher demand and tight nuclear power availability supported those in France, while in Germany, the contract was weighed sown by an increase in solar supply.
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Campaign rhetoric And while Trump has diverged in some ways from past precedent in his approach to the conflict, he is also shirking some of his hardline pro-Israeli rhetoric from the campaign trail in favor of more traditional US policy.
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PARIS, Aug 23 (Reuters) - European spot electricity prices for day-ahead delivery diverged on Wednesday as higher output from German wind turbines weighed on the prompt price, while firm demand, falling renewables and tight nuclear supply, supported the French market.
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Clinton diverged from Mr. Obama on a central tactical question: whether to impose harsh new sanctions on the Iranians after they elected Hassan Rouhani, who had run for president seeking better relations with the West to ease Iran's economic isolation. Mrs.
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"I am doing this — after being on Facebook for nearly 12 years — because my own values and the policies and actions of Facebook have diverged to the point where I'm no longer comfortable here," Mossberg said in a Facebook post.
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The black market rate from informal dollar trades has diverged sharply from the official spot, with the gap now close to 40% and at levels not seen since the end of 2015 under populist former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
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But even though several of the performances featured some traditional dress, sequential dance numbers, and accompaniment by guitarists and cantaores (the soulful singers who are stars in their own right), they diverged in notable ways from conventionally austere flamenco recitals.
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It is not an argument entirely without merit; it is hard to argue, certainly, that Liverpool's performances this season and those of Manchester United have diverged quite as widely as the 15-point gap between the teams entering Sunday might suggest.
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Dr. Reich and his colleagues found that some people in West Africa share a unique collection of genetic variants that suggest an even deeper ancestry, raising the possibility that an earlier population of humans in West Africa diverged from rest.
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The closed-door meeting Thursday between the Kentucky Republican and White House counsel Pat Cipollone occurred as Senate Republicans and the White House have diverged on what they would like to see take place in the looming trial in the chamber.
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Another podcast, You're Wrong About, makes it its mission to reexamine many of the figures and sensational news stories from past decades — mostly the 1990s — and shine a light on how truth and reality have often vastly diverged in public opinion.
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Bush diverged sharply from Trump's new administration in a separate interview with NBC's "Today" show on Monday, saying he supported a "welcoming" immigration policy and praising the media as "indispensable to democracy," during a wide-ranging interview with NBC's "Today" show.
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In the past three seasons of Game of Thrones, as the show has diverged from George R.R. Martin's sourcebooks, showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have relegated all of the advisers, sages, and prophets to the side, treating them as dusty old relics.
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Kardashian and Hilton's journey's through fame and fortune have diverged from their shared starting point — let us never forget that Kardashian was Hilton's assistant, and both of them have sex tapes that helped elevate them from daughters of the wealthy to household names.
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Indeed, while genetic analysis of modern species makes it clear that they diverged from apes 30m years ago, evidence of their first 12m years of existence has until now been composed of just two molars that are too worn to show much detail.
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So far, the prices for different grades of iron ore have not diverged much since the dam disaster, with 62-percent grade and 58-percent, as assessed by Argus Media, both gaining just over 20 percent since the event of Jan. 25.
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"The double-digit growth we see in ownership, along with continued daily usage, shows that the path for smart speakers has diverged from other emerging technology trends like 3D TV and VR headsets — now becoming a part of everyday life," Morris said.
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Together, these two sets of trends tell the story of the last half-century, an era in which a gap in what experts call the "lived reality" of different classes of Americans has diverged more than at any time since the Civil War.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's decision to keep settings unchanged was in line with economist expectations, however, Governor Adrian Orr diverged from his recent predecessors by explicitly saying an easing was as likely to be the next move as a tightening.
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But euro zone countries have still diverged over the past decade, with Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece falling behind their peers, challenging the notion of convergence and threatening the very viability of the currency bloc as public confidence erodes and social tensions rise.
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Among all readers in the group who could see the news source, 2280 percent exhibit large bias — meaning their trust rating of an article diverged from the blind-review group by 4373 points or more on the 2807-to-23-point scale.
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What these findings suggest as a whole, Dr. Lieberman says, is that, when human lives diverged from those of other apes so long ago, so did our hearts, with ours evolving to allow us to be in steady, regular, aerobically based motion.
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The rival to Henry Luce's Life magazine, the more politically adventurous Look had no misgivings about the unlikely image Rockwell proposed as his debut, despite how it diverged from everything he was famous for — unless, of course, that was part of its appeal.
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The whistleblower writes that, beginning in mid-May, the whistleblower began hearing from multiple U.S. officials that they were uncomfortable with Giuliani's contact with the Ukrainian government, particularly because he was sending messages to those officials that diverged from official U.S. policy.
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