Clinton diverged from the other senior members of the administration.
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He never diverged from this way of arranging his images.
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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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But, McConnell said, Schumer's requests diverged from previous impeachment proceedings.
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And this is where Swift diverged from Queen Bey with reputation.
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How much have the television characters diverged from their comic counterparts?
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At that point, the Vikram lander spacecraft diverged from its expected trajectory.
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In other areas, though, he has diverged from the party's left wing.
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Republicans who diverged from the leadership were quickly corralled back into line.
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These marsupial herbivores diverged from kangaroos and wallabies 15 million years ago.
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This deal would have diverged from Centene's plans to acquire WellCare Health Plans.
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But he diverged from classic SoHo style by having the floors painted white.
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It's diverged from the S&P103, which has snapped back from December's rout.
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Like many other House GOP members, he has rarely diverged from Trump's agenda.
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This is nbd for HBO, whose hit series has already diverged from Martin's books.
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This particular species probably diverged from those other species about 50 million years ago.
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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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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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Donald Trump made promises during campaign interviews that sharply diverged from his actual campaign stances.
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At the same time the values of urbanites increasingly diverged from those of rural folk.
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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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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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Those results highlight the degree to which bank shares have diverged from actual business performance.
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But less than two miles above the surface, the trajectory diverged from the planned path.
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But one is that welfare states have often diverged from the liberal principles that underpinned them.
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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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Their myriad interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have myriad interests.
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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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Technically speaking, chimaeras are not sharks, having diverged from a common ancestor some 400 million years ago.
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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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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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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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Stocks diverged from oil Monday, as crude rallied hard on news of an OPEC meeting in late September.
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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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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 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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Now that The Handmaid's Tale has diverged from its source material, the show will have to zoom out.
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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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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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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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The species might have diverged from one another relatively recently, about 1.5 million years ago, according to Dr. Janke.
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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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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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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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However, TikTok diverged from Instagram with the testing of two other new features Wong found that focused on popularity metrics.
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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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Mr. Orban and his allies proudly acknowledge that their system of government has diverged from a model of liberal democracy.
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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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As copper outperforms, copper versus gold has moved higher, but it has diverged from its normal relationship with the yield.
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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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" The show's plot has diverged from the books in ways both large and small over the years, but Mr. Martin said, "I can't think of any other instance where the movie or TV show came out as the source material was still being written.
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As the scientists assembled the puzzle of the Neanderthal genome, they began to notice something incredibly odd: Specific genes looked oddly similar to human genes, more similar than they ought to have looked considering how long ago both species diverged from the same ancestor.
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Scientists discovered that the Hispaniolan solenodon, a venomous mammal that lives in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, diverged from all other mammals 78 million years ago, long before Earth's largest dinosaurs died off, according to new research published Monday in the journal of Mitochondrial DNA.
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Following a review by Gap's board of directors, "it's clear that Old Navy's business model and customers have increasingly diverged from our specialty brands over time, and each company now requires a different strategy to thrive moving forward," Robert Fisher, Gap's board chairman, said.
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While Kelly said Wednesday he couldn't answer questions about whether the president ordered him to grant Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a security clearance over the objections of intelligence officials, citing executive privilege, he notably diverged from Trump on his marquee campaign issue: immigration.
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Image: JD Howell (McMaster University)The researchers also learned that the two still-living species of elephant, the Forest and Savanna elephants, diverged from a common ancestor about 2 million to 5 million years ago, but they've lived in near-complete isolation for the past 500,000 years.
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Tanja Bruestle-Kumra, whose son was born in 2005 with numerous fetal conditions, argued the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had diverged from the established Daubert standard when it excluded the experts on the grounds that they had failed to rule out a genetic birth defect.
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Once I decided to let the story lead me, to go into the writing with more questions than answers, then it seemed obvious that it had to start in the timeline that J.K. Rowling had already given us and see where the roads diverged from that point.
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Game of Thrones has completely diverged from its source material at this point; the books spent a lot of time weaving "Jenny's Song" into Rhaegar Targaryen's (Dany's brother and Jon's dad) story and a prophecy (one that involves Rhaegar) about a savior, The Prince That Was Promised.
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The ARS issuers in the Goldman cases at the 2nd and 9th Circuits do not seem, based on Westlaw, to have petitioned the Supreme Court to look at forum selection and FINRA arbitration, even though the rulings in their cases diverged from the earlier 4th Circuit decision.
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At times, Kavanaugh has diverged from the Republican party's ideological line on important cases that have come before him, including on the Affordable Care Act, the 2010 health care law which Kavanaugh has declined to strike down on a number of occasions in which it has come before him.
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Showrunners and writers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss moved beyond the last of George R.R. Martin's written material, and struck out on their own, with Martin himself repeatedly reminding viewers that they'd diverged from his plans, and are, for instance, killing off characters he plans to keep in his books.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The provincial government of Ontario diverged from Canada's movement toward truth and reconciliation with its Native populations this week when it decided to cut millions of dollars from its major arts organizations, including the Indigenous Culture Fund (ICF) and the Ontario Arts Council (OAC).
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"We think it's likely that the ancestors of penguins diverged from the lineage leading to their closest living relatives -- such as albatross and petrels -- during the Late Cretaceous period, and then many different species sprang up after the dinosaurs were wiped out," said Paul Scofield, study author and Flinders University professor.
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Although Russia has been the main driver behind the latest ceasefire, saying that its success would pave the way for peace talks in Astana in one month, its and the regime's behavior on the ground has not diverged from the scenarios of previous ceasefires in which they were simply not serious about peace negotiations.
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Stanley's vision for the home's picturesque screened porch, which is featured in the latest issue of Better Homes and Gardens, totally diverged from her usual aesthetic: "I think because I'm so muted in L.A., and the Hamptons, I feel, is so colorful and preppy, I wanted to kind of go in that direction," she said.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump defended on Wednesday his decision to disregard the advice of his national security team and congratulate President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on his re-election, lashing out at the news media for reporting on how he diverged from his script and attacking his predecessors for failing to improve relations with Moscow.
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Co-creator and writer Josh Schwartz (who also created another show you might have heard of — The O.C.) talked to Vulture about his initial intent for Ed Westwick's iconic character, and why the show diverged from the plot of Cecily von Ziegesar's books to make Chair, as they were nicknamed, a TV couple for the ages.
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" By the look of it, cerebral property in humans once dedicated to numeric memory has, in the six million years since we diverged from chimpanzees, been co-opted for grander purposes, like the ability to judge whether a sentence like this is true: "There is no non-vanishing continuous tangent vector field on even dimensional spheres.
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Messaging from Trump and hard-right news outlets like Fox News has diverged from the consensus among scientists and public health experts around the world who have indicated coronavirus is a serious health hazard that could easily overwhelm the US health care system and kill millions of Americans if not taken seriously by the federal government.
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They were the glamorous characters of our great-uncle's memories — a history that had been mostly invisible to us, mythic until we'd seen his life assembled around us, behind castle walls, in bronze and paint, photographs and portraits, a scattered timeline that traced back to the point at which our great-uncle diverged from the current that carried the rest of us.
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In response, the European Commission said that Michel Barnier was the sole Brexit negotiator for the EU. In a June 27 letter to the European Commission, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer diverged from Berlin's official policy to argue that "ensuring the security of citizens in Europe should take precedence over all other aspects of (Britain's) exit negotiations", the FT reported.
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I watched as the guys — a rotating line-up of ESPN NBA reporters Ethan Sherwood Strauss, Tom Haberstroh, Amin Elhassan — diverged from Abbott's official TrueHoop video entries and Skype sessions on the ESPN site and went underground, first on Spreecast, then on Blab (both live streaming sites, now defunct), and occasionally on Periscope, to add video to the audio sessions, which were long, unstructured, and incredibly personal.
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Results of the DNA sequencing showed that the sweet potato originated from a progenitor species that existed around 800,000 years ago, and that the sweet potatoes found in the South Pacific that date back to the time of Captain Cook diverged from their American-based ancestors some 100,000 years ago—long before humans were anywhere near the South Pacific, or the Americas for that matter (our species emerged some 300,000 years ago).
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The latter has been in particular focus over the past days after May's coalition partner in the U.K. government, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), said it could not accept a "regulatory alignment" between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, if that were to mean regulations diverged from the rest of the U.K. On Friday, the new deal offered assurances on the border issue and said there could even be "specific solutions" to address the unique circumstances of the island of Ireland.
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