The latest star to divert our eyes from the score?
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They haven't told us why they wouldn't divert the flight.
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Along with the cancellations, airlines are trying to divert passengers.
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Maybe we should divert some of NASA's funding for this.
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Jets would occasionally divert from SeaTac to land on it.
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The emergency declaration would divert funds toward a border wall.
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"I'm not going to divert from my priorities," he said.
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But why divert military resources to protect horses, however mighty?
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When fundamentals and valuation divert, investors can capture an edge.
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Shop with a list and don't divert from your budget.
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The politics are sweet, but it's the creatures that divert.
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For example, officers divert people to LEAD before booking them.
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So, he said, Britain faked another poisoning to divert attention.
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Prosecutors and judges divert more offenders to alternatives to jail.
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But it has started to divert some away from theaters.
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But he'll also try to divert attention away from impeachment.
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Emergency rooms were forced to divert people seeking urgent care.
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But during the war years, Stieglitz's and Brigman's paths divert.
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I think what has happened in our social is we have allowed this president to divert our attention to whatever he decides he wants to divert it to any given morning with his tweets.
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"republican" features that clog and divert political decisions, such as the
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When asked my affiliation, I divert to my father's religion, Judaism.
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Because he wanted to divert attention from what happened Tuesday night.
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It's a long-held tactic of the group -- divert and distract.
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But I could divert to Yanny if you need me to.
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I just needed to divert them away from the easiest target.
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The Washington Post: Republicans divert resources to Texas to assist Cruz.
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Maybe he thought he could divert attention from his domestic troubles.
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Hopefully, this will divert your attention from Monday to something awesome.
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They could hurt LinkedIn's growth prospects and divert recruiting ad dollars.
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The leadership can still divert criticism by blaming the United States.
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Firstly, voluntourism agencies divert money from those who need it most.
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He wanted to divert funding from H.I.V. programs to conversion therapy.
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Over halfway through the flight, they had to divert to Chicago.
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Severe wind and turbulence caused the flight to divert to Boston.
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They used Taiwan as a scapegoat to divert their domestic discontent.
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Ending "zero tolerance" doesn't divert the Trump administration from that course.
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Intercessor is to stop something from happening, or to divert it.
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The BJP responded on Twitter, saying Gandhi was trying to divert attention.
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The two parties therefore could come to a resolution to divert liquidation.
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We shouldn't divert the message from those topics to talk about Russia.
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Some of those mixes can absorb and divert massive amounts of water.
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But Trump's proposed budget would divert that cash to the federal treasury.
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These mice must divert energy towards heat production, weakening their immune systems.
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Workers are also digging channels to divert water away from the vault.
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Using emergency powers, he would divert $3.6 billion from military construction funds.
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The rain reduced visibility, forcing airport authorities to divert a few flights.
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Plus, there are app stores filled with games to divert kids' attention.
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Trump is clearly trying to divert scrutiny with this line of argument.
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His emergency declaration would divert other funds toward building a border wall.
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McConnell's attempt to divert the Senate from matters of significance to Americans.
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But these programs can never identify and divert every would-be killer.
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"Save your breath, we're not going to divert our eyes," Scarborough said.
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George Ariyoshi had publicly ruled out using bombs to divert the lava.
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KKR appeared to divert business that might have otherwise gone to Barclays.
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In it, he argued that humanity will fail to divert global disaster.
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"I am a decoy, the patsy to divert attention," Credico told CNN.
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We divert its attention by grabbing its tail, it didn't like that.
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Well, his ability to divert rivers and to show how water flows.
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Divert all our resources into this, delay Fallout 76 if you have to.
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They want to give Arabs a story to divert their attention from Jerusalem.
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He needs to divert attention from his domestic problems, both political and legal.
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If that's the case, he might be able to divert those funds elsewhere.
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When one export market shuts, it can be hard to divert goods elsewhere.
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Periodically, rodent sightings on flights cause airlines to delay, cancel or divert flights.
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But I could just laugh and divert to Yanny if you needed to.
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An example of an artificial canal dug to divert water in South Florida.
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The president has argued he has the full authority to divert the funds.
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Recycled wood, on the other hand, doesn't divert resources from the food chain.
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Gail: Not going to divert us with a comment on today's Republican Party.
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Their strategy is to create chaos to divert attention from the central charges.
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Someone had lit a string of flares around the accident to divert traffic.
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Doing so can divert attention from other military challenges, like long-term modernization.
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Fortunately, there is plenty of music to divert us when the dialogue dawdles.
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The BJP quickly responded on Twitter, saying Gandhi was trying to divert attention.
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That move was intended to divert attention from the growing accusations against Trump.
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By doing that, you divert the brain's attention onto someone that's not there.
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Bezos also reveals he doesn't divert his attention to many things at once.
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They help us divert just enough energy to remain productive throughout the day.
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The point is to muddy the waters, to divert attention from actual scandals.
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Maybe somebody was trying to divert him from another attack on John McCain.
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We should divert these people away from incarceration and into treatment programs instead.
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The Washington Post first reported on the administration plans to divert additional funds.
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There was not one visible Trump supporter to divert him or the crowd.
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You advised me of traffic delays so that I might divert my route.
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This will divert valuable votes in November, because eco-consciousness isn't a fad.
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Five years ago, Ernst was not worried that impeachment might divert policy discussion.
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In a notice, it said airplanes could opt to divert to other airports.
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German parties have also sought to divert public funds provided to parliamentary caucuses.
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They will immediately divert their attention if they hear a female click nearby.
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These are designed to inflame sectarian hatred and divert their adversaries' resources to defense.
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YORK: We&aposve got a new scandal to divert attention from the old scandal.
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Out of abundance of caution, the crew made the decision to divert to JAX.
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Sudan wants to divert water into irrigation projects, hoping to become the regional breadbasket.
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The Obama administration also sought to divert GOMESA funding but was blocked by Congress.
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This compilation of links, pictures and conversations can divert your focus in a heartbeat.
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Typically, such plants produce modest amounts of electricity but divert considerable waste from landfill.
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Security forces are quick to shoot, and keen to divert attention from their misconduct.
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In other cases, explosive bombs were used in attempts to divert a lava flow.
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Officers may also divert youth who commit low level offenses to community diversion programs.
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The ARM's goal was to divert an asteroid and move it to lunar orbit.
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Most of the questions were silly, internet-esque questions that Keery could easily divert.
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His alleged tantrum even prompted the pilot to divert the flight to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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The plane was forced to divert to Porto, in the east of Portugal's mainland.
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It will lock in fossil fuel infrastructure for decades and divert money from renewables.
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High levels of stress can divert your attention from motivating and mobilizing your people.
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"This hearing is part of an ongoing Republican attempt to divert attention," said Rep.
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He retrofitted state institutions to divert resources to his family and his business partners.
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We might also divert precious funds away from those efforts (arguably, we already are).
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He, too, has been able to divert and confound through this deceptively simple means.
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It will divert resources that are needed to meet challenges from Russia and China.
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The citations pull you out of the moment and divert your attention to themselves.
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Focusing too much attention on this organism may divert resources from more significant pathogens.
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The goal here is to divert internal communication away from that pesky email inbox.
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From that point on, you let the facts dictate where we divert our resources.
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Transporting, storing and sorting donated goods can divert resources away from more pressing work.
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That could divert Chinese exports of manufactured goods to markets in Europe and elsewhere.
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Both Trump and Netanyahu would like to divert attention away from their domestic troubles.
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Paul is not confident much will change to divert from the disaster he predicts.
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Indeed, some portions were blocked, and the driver had to divert to side roads.
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A source said Saudi will divert their attention to acquire local petrochemical manufacturers SABIC.
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But right now I'll do anything to divert my mind from the White House.
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At that point, the pilot made the decision to divert the flight to Ireland.
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"This hearing is part of an ongoing Republican [effort] to divert attention," said Rep.
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Past studies show that shunt surgery to divert cerebrospinal fluid effectively cures many patients.
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But without mentioning Mr. Trump, he said they divert attention from the bigger culprit.
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The president is allowed to divert unspent money from projects under a national emergency.
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These are blatant attempts to divert attention from the administration's persecution of migrant families.
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And that's if Republicans actually keep their promises to divert Planned Parenthood's funding elsewhere.
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As Binary, she is able to divert cosmic energy around her to do her bidding.
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As museum workers inventory, pack, and evacuate the artwork, pumps divert water from the museum.
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Amazon's investment will divert 1 million tons of recyclable material from landfills, the company said.
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The designer chose the black and white stripes to divert attention from the low ceilings.
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It helps them divert resources so they can engage their more lucrative drug trafficking operations.
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Worse, if somebody hacks an exchange, they could potentially divert cryptocurrencies from that exchange's wallets.
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And there's nothing like a petty Twitter spat to divert attention from what matters most.
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The Kurds will be forced to divert even more resources from countering ISIS going forward.
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This allowed Mr Thompson to divert resources to violent crimes, like rape and domestic violence.
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And yet he also managed to divert attention from policies doing real damage to Americans.
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Or maybe because he wanted to divert attention from the scandals plaguing his White House.
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Earlier this year, Trump declared a national emergency to divert military funds to the project.
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The group wanted to "divert attention from the achievements" of President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.
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They say AMS is trying to divert attention from its own liability for flawed devices.
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The two working stretches can divert 21bn tonnes of water annually from south to north.
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Oswell's family is now suing American Airlines for negligence for failing to divert the plane.
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But often presidents are forced to divert their attention to issues that crop up unexpectedly.
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Additionally, ICE can divert funds from other agencies within DHS to increase its detention capacity.
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We see yet another picture of a bombed-out building and just divert our attention.
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It will also divert money currently paid to non-governmental organizations to the security forces.
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No buzzing phone, yelling kids, or lovely daydream will divert attention from their primary task.
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Once you've set up a low-maintenance revenue stream, divert your extra earnings into savings.
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Although such attacks rarely divert planes from their paths, laser-related incidents have become common.
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Airlines scrambled to divert flights as Brussels airport announced it would remain closed on Wednesday.
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He ultimately made threats and the decision was made to divert to the closest airport.
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A revival of the fashion business may help divert attention from the clan's infrastructure business.
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So I want to divert people from the criminal justice system and from being incarcerated.
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Past presidents have used budgetary tricks to divert nearly $1bn in funds to their office.
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The real grounds: one more effort to divert attention from and obfuscate the Mueller investigation.
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It seems unlikely that Jerry Jones would divert away from his quarterback at this point.
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It also forces DHS to divert manpower and other resources away from guarding the border.
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The impulse to read Our Time as autobiographical is a way to divert self-reflection.
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Back the Blue would divert federal resources from stopping the most complex and serious crimes.
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They knew very well that actually that was an effort to divert attention from legislation.
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"India is trying to divert the attention of the world from Kashmir," the source said.
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"India is trying to divert the attention of the world from Kashmir," the source said.
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Compost could divert not only single-use plastics associated with food, but also food waste.
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"But I could deflect and divert to Yanny if you need me to," she added.
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My quest is to divert more of this time to focused, uninterrupted thinking, not doing.
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"We cannot allow groups with other interests to divert our attention," the governor said Wednesday.
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Those states may need to divert money from other important services to keep children covered.
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McDonald's plans to divert a "significant portion" of its North American coffee chaff to Ford.
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It details a scheme to divert government funds to the governing party's 2013 election campaign.
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Plus, the mental health center would divert many inmates from jail, citing the Texas example.
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But some Danes were concerned that accepting refugees could divert resources away from needy citizens.
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Vona accused Fidesz of trying to divert attention from endemic corruption he called "corruption terrorism".
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Initially the plan was just to divert the plastics to different places like Southeast Asia.
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But programs like Hair Design are known to decrease recidivism and divert the cycle of incarceration.
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Embracing single payer in the US would also divert money into peoples' pockets in increased wages.
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Others feared the proposed structures would divert water from one section of Hoboken into other neighborhoods.
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Tougher property sector rules are also starting to divert wealthy individuals' capital toward stocks, MS says.
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Thursday's G7 statement appeared to be his most recent tactic to divert blame for a delay.
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Perhaps Mr. Putin believes he needs to divert the Russian people's attention away their economic troubles.
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Does it ever divert from whatever the mainstream sports is happening, in terms of user interest?
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Having found no evidence of collusion, this is yet another attempt to divert the public's attention.
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Turbulence so nuts if forces the pilots to divert from the flight path and land early.
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The capture systems divert waste gases that would normally be burned off to power generation systems.
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The president then declared the emergency, vowing to divert funds from other accounts for the wall.
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This is the bubbling earnings stream that Netflix and Silicon Valley firms are keen to divert.
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It would also mean having to divert money away from other projects to compensate pig owners.
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The investigation Mr Trump has thus sought to rubbish and perhaps divert will now be formidable.
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Rock catchment systems use naturally occurring rock outcrops to divert rainwater to a central collection area.
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If you've yet to watch the latest episode of Game of Thrones, then divert your eyes.
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One fear had been that they might divert custom from more efficient producers in third countries.
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Does research divert attention from what we know works: eliminating emissions and adapting to climate impacts?
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Detractors argue the refinery would divert funds away from the more profitable production and exploration business.
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But there is a practical limit on how much alumina China can divert to overseas markets.
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The thinking is that rising government bond yields would divert money away from lower-yielding equities.
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We are not arguing that start-ups should divert excessive resources to having peer-reviewed papers.
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And the official Leave campaign wants to divert EU budget payments to the National Health Service.
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Candidates attempt to balance the boss' overloaded calendar and divert phone calls he would rather avoid.
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Ten alternative airports have been prepared for airlines to divert inbound flights, including in neighboring provinces.
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Detecting, preventing and investigating suspicious attempts to purchase or divert guns also would have an impact.
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Not only have e-cigarettes done that, they also appear to divert teens away from cigarettes.
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But even those occasions are unlikely to divert the President's mind from the ever-expanding controversies.
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The government is pumping billions of dollars to restore a waterflow it once tried to divert.
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Try to divert and channel your thoughts so you won't get stuck in, and with, negativity.
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There are a thousand ways online to divert with a joke or a happy face emoticon.
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Silver Mylar, tied to grapevines to divert birds, glinted in winds that blew every which way.
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They say it will divert car traffic and hurt the quality of life in their neighborhoods.
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In Italy, there is also an effort to divert tourists away from its own tourist traps.
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Opposition politicians suggested that the prime minister was trying to divert attention from his own troubles.
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Chinese producers that export to American shores could divert their product to Europe, amplifying this trend.
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And another thing it didn't do was divert trade economists away from studying the real world.
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Donors are wary of handing aid directly to Hamas, which could divert it for military purposes.
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Let the bots hunt down anti-Semites, divert antifeminist trolls and crowd out the propaganda bots.
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That includes criminal justice reform efforts to divert drug offenders from prison and jail to treatment.
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And she seems keenly aware that her rivals' critiques are merely efforts to divert her attention.
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Prison governors struggle to divert inmates from violent ideology without promoting peaceful but similarly extreme views.
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The manufacturers were asked to increase production, and other countries were asked to divert their supplies.
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These and other sanctions also continue to divert investors from sinking money into Iran's vulnerable economy.
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It also wants to divert 95 percent of waste from landfills to alternative use by 2020.
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That will divert some of the diesel that could be burned in homes to the vessels.
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Or they claim that human rights divert attention from more critical social issues, such as inequality.
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I did lunges, pirouettes and cartwheels around him — anything to divert his focus back to me.
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His job was to divert my attention from the fact that everyone else was taking acid.
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Even so, ISIS is still capable of offensive action to try to divert or distract its opponents.
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In Angola, specifically, dropping oil prices have forced the government to divert money away from public services.
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Donald Trump has thrown a dead cat onto a table to divert attention from allegations of corruption.
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Loan and estate agents also help to divert funds advanced from banks for other purposes into property.
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Like when young children want to divert a threat, they think they can pretend to be invisible.
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The risks also meant aid agencies were having to divert resources from providing assistance to boosting security.
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In addition to the divers, teams were working to pump out water as well as divert groundwater.
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Most aggravatingly, protective measures in some countries divert or increase global financial risks rather than reduce them.
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The idea behind the Philadelphia initiative is to divert as much organic food waste into reusable energy.
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It is also clear that tightening security on one route tends to divert people to other ones.
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The effort would prove costly because it would divert scarce defense dollars from other vital security needs.
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Armed militias regularly pressure distributors to divert power supplies to their own neighbourhoods leaving others without electricity.
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"The Indian leadership will in all probability attempt a false flag operation to divert attention," Khan said.
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China has a vast scheme to divert water from its damp southern provinces to the arid north.
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It is the federal government that has chosen to divert resources away from forest management, not California.
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Marie is innocent and did not personally divert a single nickel of town money for personal gain.
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Until then, it will divert payments for oil to an account reserved for a future democratic government.
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"I think there's kind of an effort to divert the conversation from our actual agenda," Stein said.
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He also seeks to divert attention from the party's own culpability in creating the supposed spiritual vacuum.
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The Los Angeles Times reported on Tuesday that the administration planned to divert $41.9M in FY18 funding.
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He says Greece built it to divert people towards official crossings where they could apply for asylum.
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North Korea was able to divert the money because the workers in Kaesong were not paid directly.
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U.S. companies doing oil business with Venezuela have been ordered to divert payments to special blocked accounts.
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My moms plane just had to divert and land in #Cleveland cuz of another window crack. pic.twitter.
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The risk that the succession will disrupt or divert patronage is one reason for jitters in Bangkok.
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"I hope the day comes when we cure cancer and divert it all over to mental health."
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The happy news of a 4.1-percent unemployment rate should not divert policy attention from these workers.
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Britain promptly took advantage of the authorization to board the tanker Manuela and divert it from Beira.
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Justin Fairfax were no coincidence but, rather, a deliberate act to divert attention from the other scandal.
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That isn't enough time for any existing technology to deflect, destroy, or divert an oncoming space object.
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This summer, while nuclear tensions are center stage, we can't afford to divert attention from biological threats.
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Broidy's latest false allegation is yet another desperate attempt to divert attention from his own illegal activities.
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"Ideas like 'Medicare for all' would only serve to hurt and divert focus from seniors," Verma said.
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She would not divert Social Security payroll taxes into private investment accounts, a favorite idea among Republicans.
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Tougher property sector rules are also starting to divert wealthy individuals' capital towards stocks, MS says. 8.
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NASA is working on new technologies to possibly divert asteroids from colliding with Earth in the future.
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"But if you divert that money away from your savings now, you will regret it in retirement."
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Broidy's latest false allegation is yet another desperate attempt to divert attention from his own illegal activities.
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We have, however, attempted to divert lava flows in Hawaii by dropping explosives on active lava channels.
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Keep the Facts in Focus These are serious discussions, and efforts to divert attention elsewhere appear dubious.
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Once you've set up a low-maintenance revenue stream, divert all of your extra earnings into savings.
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It was forced to divert and land before reaching its intended destination, not make an emergency landing.
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It should divert those investments to clean energy, kickstarting its new economy instead of its old one.
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Last month, the Pentagon announced plans to divert $3.83 billion from various accounts to fund the wall.
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And it can divert resources from low-income renters to those with moderate and even high incomes.
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The Eileen stories and the memoir divert our attention from a life much more tragic than comic.
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More recently, Facebook went on the attack, employing other companies to divert attention to critics and competitors.
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Or he could divert from Rosenstein's course, potentially curtailing Mueller's mandate or even shutting down the investigation.
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Trying to divert the country's attention from the controversy, Mr. Trudeau was in a tough spot politically.
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"People were setting fires to vehicles in one area to divert the attention of authorities," she said.
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For Libra to actually launch, Facebook needs to make serious concessions and divert from its initial vision.
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But participation in the program is voluntary and known to divert resources from local law enforcement priorities.
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Did hockey leagues divert precious resources — namely, young men — from duty, or were they vital to morale?
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Oryem said Congo might be using reports of M23 movements to divert attention from the political crisis.
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And after a recent auction of government bonds, people had to divert cash to pay for those.
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Patients with more pills than they need could endanger themselves or divert them to the black market.
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Once he does that, he'll divert some of his savings toward a brokerage account to buy stocks.
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They also know how to spot enemies looking to divert attention and to ignore or dismiss them.
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Tighter spreads limit traders' ability to divert Atlantic-produced supply east after shipping costs rose last year.
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Hilton has pledged to divert all of its soap from ending up in the trash by 2030.
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This could force employers to divert resources from, for example, employee financial education to additional compliance matters.
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He also warned that North Korea may try military provocations to divert international attention from the killing.
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Peters said she thought the senators' logic was a way to divert away from the main issue.
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Today's "glossy, feel-good feminism," she says, threatens to divert attention from the real issue: systemic inequality.
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They tend to divert through Munich or Istanbul or Moscow, even, which adds considerably to the distance.
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But investors remain worried about a rapidly-strengthening dollar, which threatens to divert funds from emerging markets.
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But he never invoked emergency authority to divert money after Congress refused to fund a pet project.
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If someone around here is bored, someone else must have failed to enlighten or enrich or divert.
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Why did he want to divert a ... Well, you know, I think just as a little kid.
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Some feared that the framing would divert funds from other public health issues, such as tuberculosis and malaria.
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Today, large mammals, like hippos and cows, create small channels that are known to divert a river's flow.
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One involved attempts by the administration to divert $2.5 billion from the Pentagon budget to build the wall.
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He used his tweets to such strong effect during his campaign to divert attention away from thornier issues.
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In addition to the divers, teams have been working to pump out water as well as divert groundwater.
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In last year's report, Chipotle claimed it had managed to divert 42% of its restaurant waste from landfills.
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Trump declared the state of emergency in order to divert billions of dollars toward building a border wall.
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Although China cannot yet make high-quality commercial airliners, it could divert purchases to Airbus, a European manufacturer.
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During Lawerence's attempts to divert Mantacore's attention, the handler says Horn took several steps back from the tiger.
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The government compels Singaporeans to divert up to 10.5% of their wages into "Medisave" accounts (employers contribute, too).
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Yameen's party called the complaint "ludicrous", saying it was a tactic to divert attention from the court case.
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While Canada was initially exempt, Canadian steel producers warned that U.S. measures would divert cheap steel into Canada.
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They want to divert attention away about what life is like in Gaza, which is, it&aposs awful.
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The effect will be to divert about $350m annually from the state budget for many years to come.
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But that has failed so far to divert the attention of Iranians away from their problems at home.
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Multinationals can too easily exploit mismatches between national laws to divert taxable profits or even make them vanish.
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With the deal in China, we expect Uber to turn more attention and divert resources to our region.
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The alleged aim was to divert attention from the investigation of Donald Trump's possible links to Russia's government.
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City Hall will then embark on an overhaul of bus routes across London to divert the remaining buses.
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You can train customers: here's how you divert more, here's how you get more out of the landfill . . .
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The airport in Ahmedabad, the main commercial hub of Gujarat, was partially flooded, forcing airlines to divert flights.
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The intention of Kenya is to divert attention from El Adde, [Somali,] where hundreds of Kenyan troops died.
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Hofmann tells the Handelsblatt daily it makes sense to divert subsidies from diesel to electric in coming years.
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And games help to release stress, because you are able to divert focus off of your real life.
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Using resources on color variant animals will divert from the conservation of other wildlife and can be detrimental.
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Even so, other political and economic questions remain over Iran's bid to divert international traffic across the Gulf.
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"I think the intent of the president is to divert any issues before they actually happen," Ernst said.
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Inbound flights that were already airborne were forced to divert to other airports, while other flights were delayed.
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"Ideas like 'Medicare for all' would only serve to hurt and divert focus from seniors," Verma said then.
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SO REAL WORLD THEY WOULD HAVE TO DIVERT PRODUCT FROM SOME OTHER MARKET TO SELL IT TO CHINA.
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That data will be fed into a traffic control center, which will then divert traffic away from hotspots.
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He said the pilot did not declare an emergency but did ask to divert to a nearby airport.
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This new room for spending is sure to leave appropriators giddy to divert cash to their pet programs.
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And in the process, divert our attention from the real crises facing the working families of this nation.
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But other senior party officials would like her to divert significant financial resources to help congressional Democrats. Mrs.
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Then there's Proposition 65, which would divert revenue from the 10-cent bag fees to an environmental fund.
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Reid added that Trump's comments show the billionaire wants to "divert attention" from his own past controversial comments.
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It will most likely divert attention today away from several positive fundamentals from the Q1 report and outlook.
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Opposition parties fear that talks on changing the Constitution, once underway, would divert attention from Ms. Park's scandal.
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During the halt of loading operations at Basra port, Iraq will divert production to storage depots in south.
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If that happened, we would have to divert money from debt payoff, but we could make ends meet.
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Today, that means standing against attempts to divert AML funds away from reclamation and toward politically-connected unions.
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This conception of university entrepreneurship does not divert attention from the long-established roles of teaching and research.
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He accused Democrats of playing "some political game" to divert attention from tax cuts and a strengthening economy.
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She added that delays to the Arizona project made it more likely that the administration would divert money.
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They were being held to be dumped in order to divert attention from anything that might derail Trump.
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Claire McCaskill is one of the Senate's most vulnerable members, the decision to divert money to Republican Rep.
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And continuing to divert water from the Colorado River Basin offers another potential solution, but not without costs.
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There were no backing tracks or video screens to divert fans from the foursome pounding it out onstage.
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The program included the sweeping of streets and efforts to divert trash from being dumped into the Atlantic.
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I remember flying with a captain who would never divert no matter how many problems I gave him.
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The report helped divert attention away from the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and its biggest partners.
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That's because it will divert resources away from more effective programs that work together with local community organizations.
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Nothing will divert my focus to stop the deportation of these innocent people whose futures are at stake.
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Some have suggested that the purpose of the action was to divert attention from the ongoing impeachment proceedings.
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S. government leaders unconstrained by checks/balances, concocted an ill-conceived plan to divert focus from political woes.
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It's possible that American sellers could divert exports headed to other countries and send them to China instead.
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U.S. and European hospitals have been forced to divert patients to other facilities when ransomware paralyzed computer systems.
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"Nuisance infringement litigation ... can tax judicial resources and divert attention away from productive business behavior," the agency said.
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But Tesla already has had to divert battery production to the cars rather than storage products like Powerwall.
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Conspiracy believers think false flags are government operations that seek to divert or steer public discussion and policy.
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The health care system has long needed an inciting event to divert us from our current unsustainable path.
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The Washington Post: Trump officials considering plan to divert billions of dollars in additional funds for border barrier.
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New Jersey Transit buses will divert to Secaucus and Newark Penn Station for rail service to New York.
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Mr. Trump plans to divert $3.6 billion to the wall from military construction projects, White House officials said.
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No one knew what was expected, and the police had not made any preparations to divert the traffic.
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"After assessing the situation, our crew made the decision to divert to the nearest available airport," it said.
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Clinton would divert resources, distract members and potentially polarize the union just as they are entering critical contract negotiations.
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It may ultimately turn out to be misdirection too; an attempt to deflect blame and divert criticism via solutioneering.
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Every time I talked to her or saw her, I just couldn't divert my attention from her large cranium.
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"Today, the Defense Department will divert another $1.5 billion from our military to the 'big & beautiful' border wall," Sen.
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"Clearly, Republicans will do absolutely anything to divert attention away from their votes to take away Americans' health care."
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Now, a Wisconsin city that's strapped for drinking water is requesting the right to divert it from Lake Michigan.
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"This decision is about more than the details of a single town's request to divert water," Fisher told me.
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In turn, this can divert funding more from other areas of the government spending, such as infrastructure or education.
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The earnings season's opening is likely to divert attention from the ongoing U.S.-China and U.S.-Europe trade war.
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Distract and divert the attacker's attention by making a scene and being noisy to draw the attention of others.
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In Japan, financial market players fear amending the charter will divert Abe's energy away from reviving the stuttering economy.
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It serves no purpose in his overall argument, and instead appears to be an attempt to divert readers' attention.
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An Israeli official tells me the Israeli foreign ministry objects to any attempt to divert from the historical facts.
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But such schemes rely on feedstock at below-market prices, so divert resources that might be better used elsewhere.
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The security breach interrupted flight operations, delaying departures and forcing some planes to divert to other German airports instead.
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Russia would like to divert to China oil and gas that is currently piped to Europe from western Siberia.
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Sixteen states, including California, filed a court motion arguing that Mr Trump's edict would divert money from law enforcement.
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Half of drug courts, which divert users from jails and into treatments, require abstention and do not allow MAT.
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If East wants to make his shareholders more bullish, he could divert some of the cash pile into dividends.
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If you're feeling overcome with malaise, it probably won't be enough to simply "divert yourself," as you put it.
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He assumed some would divert to the Galaxy S7, some to other Android vendors and a few to Apple.
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The computer systems are integrated with data links, sensors and other communications technologies to divert soon-to-crash aircraft.
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The highway connects Seattle with Vancouver, so officials moved quickly to divert traffic and get to work on repairs.
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These smart nodes will, in turn, help warn people about impending incidents and divert traffic toward other, safer routes.
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In a tweet Tuesday, Blankfein challenged the premise that corporate stock buybacks divert resources from workers and meaningful investments.
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We have seen too many times government programs divert from their intended use when Congress abdicates its oversight role.
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It is illegal to divert water from the river in wetland areas the government deems to be protected sites.
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Campaigns charged that the threshold forced them to divert resources into collecting donors instead of investing in field work.
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Last month, Martinelli said on Twitter that Varela was going after him to divert attention from his own problems.
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Please, for just a moment, divert your attention from the 22018 World Cup or whatever the president is saying.
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One commercial flight — Alaska Airlines flight 870 — will even divert its flight path to give its passengers a view.
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The goal is to divert a total of 10 million beauty products from landfills by the end of 2017.
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The EU believes sweetheart tax deals help divert investment and jobs away from countries where it would normally go.
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Ambac, which insures some PRHTA debt, alleged that the extension could wrongly divert $115 million out of PRHTA's estate.
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When the ice recedes, there's less of this reflective surface to divert the warmth, which the oceans absorb instead.
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"And there are also talks between the traders and producers on where to divert these supplies to," he added.
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"It is the federal government that has chosen to divert resources away from forest management, not California," Rice said.
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Poor visibility also forced airport authorities to divert some flights while most were delayed by up to an hour.
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Defense hawks, in particular, have urged Trump not to divert the Pentagon dollars, insisting it would hurt military readiness.
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They warn that Marsy's Law could undermine the rights of the accused and divert resources from those in need.
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More likely, Alphabet would need to do something drastic Thursday to divert investors' attention from its slowing ad revenue.
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Third, subsidies divert scarce resources away from entrepreneurs who are the key to job creation and clean energy innovation.
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Another provision, 33 USC 2293, allows the secretary of Defense to divert funds away from army civil works projects.
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Or, you know, maybe he wanted to divert attention away from his own intense family drama for a second.
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The most advanced recycling operations in the world divert 75 percent or more of community waste away from landfills.
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So if you can divert that information from coming in by not having that eye contact, that will help.
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I'd really like to divert some of the attention to things more important than my boobs or my boyfriends.
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Rising share prices have prompted investors to divert money from gold, but some worry that a correction is overdue.
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"Its true intention is to divert Israeli public discourse away from the occupation and to silence opposition," it said.
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And corporate political spending may divert management's attention from implementing its strategic plan, thereby undermining performance and harming shareholders.
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Sympathy stolen on behalf of imaginary sufferers is stolen from real ones; phony monsters divert us from real ones.
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"Clinton, through her surrogates, is just trying to divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband."
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Rusal will likely divert a greater proportion of its sales to Asia, according to traders and metals market analysts.
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By midmorning, workers said, they were told to divert pre-1930 records from the stream bound for the truck.
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That meant that all of the flights bound for Kennedy had to divert to other airports or turn around.
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Brussels should make clear its intention to divert to more worthy members the economic assistance that flows to Poland.
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In 2014, he started a program to allow people to divert their sentences to drug treatment or other rehabilitation.
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H.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinBipartisan senators urge Trump administration to release Ukraine aid Trump moving forward to divert .
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Mr. Brown argued that the demands of an audit would divert resources that should go to fixing the problem.
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Later, we can divert some of that cash flow into helping our kids pay for college or other expenses.
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It analyses weather conditions, winds and the amount of fuel available before selecting a suitable airfield to divert to.
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Maybe he keeps talking crazy to divert attention from the fact that he doesn't have anything else to report.
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News analysis Critics see a concerted effort to shift blame, protect conservative leaders and divert attention from climate change.
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The third ad Klobuchar is releasing casts her as a centrist who will not divert to a political extreme.
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Most systems are a series of pumps and valves that divert the fuel to the tips of the wings.
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Findings such as these justify drug courts, which divert drug offenders from the traditional criminal justice system into treatment.
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By using renewable energy, British churches helped to divert over £5 million from fossil fuels to renewable energy providers.
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It's likely because what economists' ideas did do, quite effectively, was divert wealth from the bottom to the top.
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Democrats have offered no proposals to defund or "raid Medicare," let alone divert Medicare funds to benefit undocumented immigrants.
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Even if you slip on the words, you can easily divert your audience's attention to your eye-popping slides.
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She could have seized on further tests or military provocations to divert attention from her own disaster, they say.
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If savers have $100, for example, they can divert $75 toward the debt and $25 toward the emergency fund.
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In short, the practices permit one political body — cities — to divert the funds of another political body — school districts.
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A transatlantic flight was forced to divert because a pilot spilled a cup of coffee on the aircraft's controls.
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Second, these patients often divert scant resources such as ambulances and beds from others who have acute medical needs.
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Some residents also objected, saying the walls would alter tidal flows and divert storm surges into their own properties.
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Her job enabled her to divert precious fuel supplies to the underground and help sabotage shipments to the Japanese.
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The team decided to divert their attention towards the emerging world of apps, initially focusing on the Blackberry market.
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Every time you are given a medicine and you divert it or use it differently than prescribed, that's misuse.
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Until that changes, it will be particularly hard to divert those who consider, but turn away from, Islamic extremism.
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This week, conservatives weaponized Jewish suffering to divert discussion from the massive human rights abuses occurring at our border. Rep.
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Pumping water out of the cave hasn&apost solved the problem, so other teams have been looking to divert groundwater.
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Those hoping to divert an asteroid would still need data about it, such as what the rock is made of.
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Still, she used this obsession over her wardrobe to divert attention to social issues and people she thought were important.
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But she said she doesn't want to divert resources away from the department as it tries to correct the problem.
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Subsequently, they might divert possible coronavirus cases—or just bad flus—to an emergency room that has respirators on hand.
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Rates this low divert investment from producing real output to financial engineering: carry trades, stock buybacks, M&A activity, etc.
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They divert money that would otherwise finance Social Security to Wall Street and shift the risk from government to individuals.
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Free-food centers for those viewing decorations on city streets have been drastically reduced to divert funds to the victims.
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To reduce it further, alternative sentencing and more bail reform will be needed to divert those accused of lesser crimes.
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"We are not thinking about diversion," Magno said, noting that past attempts to stop or divert lava have been unsuccessful.
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When reporters ask about it, Beijing officials often divert the conversation to the economic boom China has experienced since 24.2.
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As a congressman, he backed a Republican plan that would have allowed workers to divert some funds into private accounts.
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"The Bahia cargoes are being targeted for cancellation because it is more difficult to divert Escobar shipments," one source said.
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We learn and grow from them, we don't divert blame and blur the lines of reality to suit our needs.
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He is the circus ringmaster who creates all sorts of spectacles to divert attention away from his own disqualifying inadequacies.
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In this reading, the president is a puppet-master whose tweets distract from scandal and divert attention from substantive issues.
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Throughout the day she will divert them with snippets of news, horoscopes, recipes and, most important, dramatic readings of literature.
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And as well-intentioned navigation apps like Waze divert highway traffic to quieter side streets, some neighborhoods are fighting back.
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But I could just laugh and divert to Yanny UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Sarah, it&aposs been reported that you hear Laurel.
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Often, to keep the payments flowing, governments have to divert money from other productive uses or run up huge deficits.
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Qatar, a traditional exporter to Asia, plans to divert a third of its output to its own splitter by January.
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Of course, these public displays of affection could just be an elaborate ruse to divert attention from the real contenders.
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One trick Stewart suggests to her clients is to divert your thoughts about your crush into something unrelated, but happy.
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Through the emergency declaration, the president aims to divert $3.6 billion from the Pentagon's military construction funds toward the wall.
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If its 2628 collections again don't reach the targeted amount, CMS could divert another $28500 billion from Treasury to insurers.
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This will divert her from the abortion providers' websites and allow you to establish a positive, friendly connection with her.
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The time and energy required to find, understand, register and administer plans can divert significant resources away from business growth.
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The stadium would also be designed to adapt as waters rise by using berms and sea walls to divert flooding.
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Government workers are less productive before the shutdown because they have to divert their time to close down their operations.
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While this may offend the squeamish, it means the bond issuer - the World Bank - can divert money to affected countries.
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The problem with the statistics released by the CDC is that they divert attention from the severity of the crisis.
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"He specializes in that; he's very good at throwing bombs to divert us away from what we're doing," said Rep.
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Those who disagree with United Methodist's stand on the issue might decide to divert their church contributions to another nonprofit.
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Trump approved an emergency declaration late Tuesday in order to divert federal assistance to bolster response efforts to the storm.
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The Times's answer was to divert the news copy destined for Los Angeles to a Teletypesetter instead of a Linotype.
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Such government programs cost money, and the administration is already having to divert resources from other diseases, like dengue fever.
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Trump's cabinet — by far the wealthiest since the 1989 reform — is poised to divert unprecedented sums through the tax rule.
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The House Majority PAC, which works to elect Democratic House candidates, similarly said a firing would not divert its focus.
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Pre-booking diversion programs that divert individuals to community organizations and outside of the police precinct should be supported. 5.
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And it has a maximum cap, around $52,000, at which point you'd divert the mandatory savings into some other account.
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But he said the ultimate goal was to divert some of the garment workers to mobile phone and electronics manufacturing.
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When asked about her signature dish, Ms. Cicolini is quick to divert credit: "I didn't invent anything here," she said.
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Defense Department officials have said they do not need congressional approval to divert funds and use them for the wall.
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The uptick has crowded emergency rooms across the state, forcing some hospitals to temporarily divert ambulances and hire more staff.
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The rebel force has welcomed the Marawi offensive and has helped divert the army's attention by attacking nearby civilian communities.
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Such a large rebalancing would ultimately divert funds from social programs like public housing or health care, the report said.
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That the drive for hyper-growth, now, can lead to increased risk and divert management attention away from the client.
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So, Russia is trying everything it can to attempt to divert, distract, confuse and bewilder its audiences around the world.
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The repairs are expected to cost more than $100 million, which Amtrak would divert from other improvements it had planned.
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The president is the one who has committed impeachable crimes, and I'm not going to let him divert from that.
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It would require congressional approval to reprogram the money, but it looks unlikely lawmakers will want to divert Pentagon money.
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The Pentagon this month outlined the military construction projects from which it would divert $3.6 billion to building border barriers.
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It's impossible to determine his motivations, of course, but the effect is often to divert attention from less flattering issues.
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The earnings season has helped divert attention from geopolitical and trade concerns, which have roiled the markets in recent months.
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About an hour before they were supposed to land in Philadelphia, pilots were forced to divert to O'Hare International Airport.
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Rather than doing everything we can to reduce carbon emissions, we should divert resources to adaptation and conservation, he says.
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A State Department official said it was not possible to divert the money budgeted for the conference to the payroll.
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And then a pilot ordered to divert a trans-Atlantic jet to Gander, Newfoundland, during the unfolding terror of Sept.
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Inversand was spending several hundred thousand dollars a year keeping the pumps running to divert water that would otherwise flow in.
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In order to get to the exit, I had to use a series of valves to divert water, clearing a path.
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Cable companies have bad reputations for customer service, and sometimes they rename themselves to divert attention and get a fresh start.
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"Unfortunately, Nissan is currently involved in matters that have and will continue to divert its focus," Munoz said in his post.
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Military officials allegedly forged classified memos regarding alien activity in order to divert public attention away from secret aerial weapons programs.
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Fonseca released a statement saying the actions of the authorities are "an attempt to divert the attention" away from other cases.
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You stand at a railway switch with the power to divert the trolley to another track, where just one person stands.
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With humans, it's a lot of sneaking around, using distractions like smashed pots to divert attention so you can get past.
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These systems divert water from streams, serve as water sources for wildlife, and can connect to larger bodies of water elsewhere.
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The company told BuzzFeed News it has not estimated how much trash it believes this new program will divert from landfills.
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The first permits the secretary of the Army to divert funds intended for military civil-works projects towards military construction projects.
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"Unfortunately, Nissan is currently involved in matters that have and will continue to divert its focus," Munoz said in his post.
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The organization campaigned against the construction of Agua Zarca, an hydroelectric dam that would divert the Gualcarque River in western Honduras.
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India will divert water from eastern rivers and supply it to its people in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab, he said.
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Does that scoff up his reputation or does it just divert arrows that would otherwise would be aimed at President Trump?
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The sum includes the funds appropriated by Congress, along with money he plans to divert from other departments through executive action.
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"Bangladesh should not allow national and local politicians to divert these life-saving public goods to supporters and allies," Pearshouse said.
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Thankfully, Prisoner was a strong record and its exposed roots spread out far enough to divert our attention from the seeds.
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The sometimes bitterly polarized environment in which they will operate as a political appointee could present challenges that divert their talents.
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Mac Thornberry opposed the president on this front, arguing that to divert military resources towards border patrol would be too costly.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hospitals across England were being forced to divert emergency cases on Friday after suffering a suspected national cyber attack.
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Some apps have tried to solve that with crazy selfie filters and stickers that divert the attention from your real face.
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It's not just that Trump is using Twitter to divert attention (including that of the liberal press) from genuine news stories.
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Wiz Khalifa was irritated Friday night, when the paparazzi tried to divert him from his mission of the night ... getting laid.
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The natural function of a more specialized market economy is to divert more and more of the rewards to the top.
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The biggest crooks of all are the "oil- management mafia", who divert at least 10% of oil production for private gain.
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Trump probably released the 2 pages to show he paid taxes once to divert attention from Russia & CBO report on #Trumpcare.
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"Clinton, through her surrogates, is just trying to divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband," Trump added.
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But serious turbulence (bad enough that several people became airsick) forced the plane to divert yet again, this time to Boston.
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Built perpendicular or parallel to the beach, vertical seawalls divert waves away from the beaches to slow the natural erosion process.
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Or will Trump try to divert the news media's attention to something else, which he did regularly on the campaign trail?
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He moved to divert the funds after a congressional spending bill fell short of his demands for his signature campaign promise.
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Blatantly stupid and bigoted remarks do self-inflicted damage and, more importantly, divert attention away from any visible misdeeds of Clinton.
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It is about strategies that divert those who needn't be in our justice system, decrease prison populations and reduce recidivism rates.
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OK, don't answer that question, it would involve too many expletives and would divert us from the topic at hand, Biden.
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The passengers on board tried to gain control of the flight and divert the hijackers after learning of the other attacks.
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The Air Force has already had to divert $66 million designated for other purposes to cover cleanup costs tied to PFAS.
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The British vote has sent economic chills through the European Union, which may divert or delay European business ambitions in Iran.
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The administration is also seeking to transfer $207.6 million of USCIS funding and divert it to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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This would divert resources from the fight against ISIS in central Syria and endanger the American troops which are still there.
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It would divert the sewage to "an appropriate place for treatment," which would allow for water and nutrients to be reused.
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"He loves to divert the spotlight to himself and be the center of power," Conway told CNN's "New Day" Monday morning.
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However, Indonesian output may be limited as the country's producers divert capital to power plant projects rather than expansions, Sjahrir added.
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But locally, the community reaction has been more split, and the decision to divert water is only the latest contentious issue.
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"The regime always chooses when to divert the attention of the international community from its repugnant human rights record," he said.
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These examples represent but a few of the prevention strategies proven to divert the progression to serious mental illnesses and addictions.
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The complaint argues that Trump lacks the authority under the National Emergencies Act to divert military funds toward the wall's construction.
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But the demand for this one product has caused us to divert all of our time and raw materials into nCoV.
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"They had to drop the landing gear, lose fuel to make the plane lighter, and divert to New York," Wilson said.
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"You cannot divert attention away from it," said Haiqing Yu, a professor who studies Chinese media at RMIT University in Australia.
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If placed in the center of the sandbox, the corners actually help create a slope in the cover to divert rain.
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"Clearly, Republicans will do absolutely anything to divert attention away from their votes to take away Americans' health care," she said.
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In recent days, the local government has moved to divert tourists away from Tung Chung to other parts of the city.
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While some bookies reportedly fear that the State Lottery could divert people's loose change away from Teer, others dismiss such apprehension.
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Krasner made it policy to divert to ARD gun carriers who had previously clean records and had purchased their weapons legally.
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She said she felt the governor had glossed over his apology too quickly, trying to divert to future policy actions instead.
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Per-pupil spending decreases greatly as bilingual programs and special education classes for underprepared Latin American students work to divert resources.
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The generals now have the president's ear, perhaps because he badly needs a war to divert attention from the Russia investigations.
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She has previously shrugged off personal attacks, characterizing them as attempts to divert attention away from the issue of climate change.
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What's happening in the Middle East matters, but we should not let it divert us from holding this President to account.
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His lobbying of the government to divert public money toward homeopathy -- for which there is no known scientific evidence -- is notorious.
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Beijing's involvement has allowed China to divert U.S. government funds and private-sector technology to advance its military and economic goals.
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These states have shown that it is possible to shorten sentences — or divert offenders to community supervision — without compromising public safety.
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The fight over whether that change of direction is proper could well divert the court from the issue originally at stake.
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Negotiations became tense after the Chadian government threatened to divert oil from the Swiss trading house to U.S. energy company ExxonMobil.
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"Sometimes you might have people who like to create tension, be combative, go to war to divert attention," the diplomat said.
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And unlike Mr Clinton, Mr Trump cannot point to anything in the subpoenas that would divert him from his presidential duties.
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"We are not going to divert our resources from this work to respond to Mr. Anderson's list," spokeswoman Helen Osman said.
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The president seeks $18 billion for the full construction costs but can divert Homeland Security Funding to kick the process off.
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It's hardly surprising that Puerto Rico is by far the hardest hit by this plan to divert money from defense projects.
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What is clear is that under Trump, the Interior will divert much of its funds toward energy development on public lands.
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Subway leaders have warned of fewer trains on nights and weekends, crowded platforms and the need to divert riders to buses.
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Lonzo accused Foster of orchestrating a "fraudulent scheme" to take money from BBB and divert the money to his personal accounts.
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They're constantly reinventing themselves as they get shut down, using different names, dummy profiles, and obscure titles to divert public attention.
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Say you're standing there, watching the trolley car approach, pondering whether to throw the switch and divert it (and kill someone).
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Now the New York State Parks Department proposes to divert the water again, to repair a couple of bridges at Niagara Falls.
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Days later, on July 10, a British warship intervened after Iranian vessels reportedly attempted to divert a U.K. tanker in the strait.
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Canada also said it will work to divert newcomers away from Montreal, Quebec's largest city, to regions better equipped to welcome them.
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"These rulings critically stop President Trump's illegal money grab to divert $2.5 billion of unauthorized funding for his pet project," Becerra said.
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Almost reflexively, I divert my gaze to a nearby table, where I find a miniature sculpture of two people fucking doggy style.
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Especially since we see some Bernie Sanders supporters saying they want to divert their funds from Planned Parenthood into his campaign now?
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Maybe Facebook can divert some resources from its freshly-canceled drone program into building out the bounty team to speed things up.
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Experts say the firings are attempts to divert blame from President Xi Jinping onto lower-ranking officials in the worst-affected areas.
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Already, the island has introduced so-called clawback measures to divert money to pay debt at its infrastructure, highway and other agencies.
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Trains were forced to divert through Bulgaria to the east, and some goods wagons have been stranded on the tracks for weeks.
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"There are simple ways to divert the situation or interject yourself so it doesn't turn into a violent crime later," Berkowitz said.
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By not using a portion of your current income, you're able to divert the funds to grow for use in the future.
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The government may also divert part of its €22001 billion budget surplus to managing the wave of refugees flooding into the country.
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It aims to bring socially and environmentally responsible brands to consumers to divert their money to merchants that do the right thing.
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This could be an attempt by ISIS to divert troops from Mosul, where Iraqi and Kurdish fighters are battling the militants. 2.
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If it works, this method could be used to help divert an actual NEO should a dangerous one come near our planet.
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Chapin thought Uber could help drivers obtain car leases and then divert a certain percentage of their earnings toward paying them off.
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Photo: GettyEngland's healthcare system fell victim to a massive cyberattack Friday afternoon, forcing several hospitals to divert emergency patients to other facilities.
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Myanmar has been trying to attract foreign investors and divert attention from 730,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled the country since 2017.
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Of course, selecting Fiorina was mostly a PR move for Cruz — an effort to divert attention away from Trump and remain relevant.
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Also known as MADS, the system would use sound waves to divert seals and sharks away from the Cape's offshore swimming areas.
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"With the deal in China, we expect Uber to turn more attention and divert resources to our region," he told Grab staff.
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Shale supporters say relying heavily on imports would make Britain more vulnerable to events out of its control that could divert supply.
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To compensate for water taken from their rivers, local governments are also building dams wherever they can to divert it back again.
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The legislation would divert funds from so-called sanctuary cities to homeless veterans, literally starving cities of promised and expected federal funds.
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"When you start recognizing where it's going, then you can divert it to where you really want it to go," he says.
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Giving the voters a glimpse of his team would divert attention away from the rabble, or at least put it in perspective.
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The arrest had knocked local markets as it threatened to divert attention from passing pension reforms seen as crucial to the economy.
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But others had cautioned against a presidential visit, warning it could divert important resources that could be better directed toward recovery efforts.
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Pakistan said recently India's accusations stemmed from its attempts to divert attention from its "state terrorism" and "brutalization of peaceful, unarmed Kashmiris".
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IoT road sensors can provide real-time data from roads to help divert the flow of traffic away from areas of hazard.
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Mesmer then employs its own signals to take command of the drone itself, ordering it to divert, land or return to base.
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But it makes it easy for lava jato suspects to divert attention from their own misdeeds to the blunders of their pursuers.
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Recently the Coast Guard had to divert resources from our already thinly-stretched southern border area, just to support preliminary Arctic exploration.
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Earlier this year, he threatened to divert funds from Puerto Rico to help pay for a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Most recently, he declared a national emergency to divert $8 billion in funding to construct a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Lawmakers were startled by the potential move and had urged Trump prior to last Friday's announcement not to divert the Pentagon dollars.
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They will divert limited federal punishment resources from tackling major suppliers and traffickers and waste them on addicts and low-level dealers.
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The attack was preceded by a large car bomb about a mile away which police believe was intended to divert their attention.
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An oil-rich city, Kirkuk's absorption into a Kurdish independent state could divert its revenues away from Iraq's cash-strapped central government.
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You also see how an efficient manufacturing sector makes it possible to divert resources into things that improve the quality of life.
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USCIS should rescind policies that needlessly delay adjudications and divert finite resources away from the agency's core function of service-oriented adjudications.
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Lawmakers were startled by the potential move and had urged Trump prior to last Friday's announcement to not divert the Pentagon dollars.
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It has also forced the coalition to divert intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets to monitor the situation between Iraqi and Kurdish forces.
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The Government Accountability Office has shown that billions of dollars are paid to those who hack into taxpayers' accounts and divert refunds.
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Amazon said it would recruit entrepreneurs to run local delivery networks, a move that could divert business from carriers FedEx and UPS.
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Following Lopez Obrador's lead, one petition sought to get the federal government to divert electoral funds for political parties to helping victims.
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But the company will have to continue to invest and divert product resources to meet its new privacy, security and transparency requirements.
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It said "conferences and negotiations" were "trying to divert the course of the revolution towards reconciliation with the criminal regime (of Assad)".
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But the ODI said new research showed such attempts either fail to alter people's thinking or merely divert flows to neighboring states.
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"If I divert the U.S. dollars to that business, it might affect my day-to-day, bread-and-butter business," he said.
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In "She Wolf" (1943), the eyes first behold a she-wolf, but frenetic, painterly strokes soon divert attention and absorb the gaze.
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He could divert opposition defenders, leaving his teammates with room to score, through what felt like a magnetic field of genuine loathing.
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Some analysts and reporters speculated that the broad use metric is meant to divert attention from the Facebook app's waning user growth.
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California cannot simply decide to divert health care money spent in the state to a single-payer insurance plan of its own.
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At the same time, Mr. Johnson has been criticized for focusing on issues that divert attention from the city's more traditional concerns.
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Even in far-flung rural corners of South Africa, they found A.N.C. officials ready to divert money meant to help the poor.
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But much of what surrounds her in this glittery, haphazard production seems to be working overtime to divert attention from that performance.
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To the contrary, these policies have forced migrants to divert from well-staffed border stations like the one in San Ysidro, Calif.
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Suspense over the ruling had left investors worried that weeks of additional campaigning would divert funds and attention from addressing economic reforms.
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"They have a keen interest in lowering costs, so maybe they divert people from skilled nursing to home care," Mr. Kauffman said.
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Sugar prices often track energy prices as petroleum is a key input cost and millers can divert cane to sugar or ethanol.
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Activist investors, for example, may not want companies to divert too much attention away from delivering strong results in the short term.
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But it has become particularly pronounced under Mr. Trump, who has moved aggressively to divert government money when it suits his agenda.
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The government said that Jerome Durden, a former Fiat Chrysler official, conspired to divert more than $4.5 million in training center funds.
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In both groups, Atran says, the ability to divert or deradicalize someone "depends on where along the path to radicalization" they are.
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Some Brazilian beef exporters are trying to divert cargoes that have not yet reached China to other potential destinations, such as Iran.
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As the Chinese market shrunk, American companies were able to divert oil cargoes to other countries, and petroleum exports continued to expand.
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That being said, Mr. Trump is not the first to try to divert domestic opprobrium by taking off to the Middle East.
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Ford said Tuesday it is planning to overhaul its operations, aggressively cut costs and divert more resources toward electric and autonomous vehicles.
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Friday's protests in Australia stirred debate, with Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews saying they were wrongly timed and would divert police resources.
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The Washington Post reported that Trump will divert $3.5 billion from the Pentagon's counterdrug programs and $3.7 billion from military construction funding.
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President Donald Trump wants to divert water from California's freshwater rivers to help nut farmers cope with the state's increasingly frequent droughts.
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Friday's protests in Australia stirred debate, with Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews saying they were wrongly timed and would divert police resources.
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Did the President create serious instability for his own needs, possibly even in an effort to divert public attention from the impeachment.
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Some Brazilian beef exporters are trying to divert cargoes that have not yet reached China to other potential destinations, such as Iran.
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That plan would divert traffic onto highways that skirt the city and turn the interstate route into a leafy boulevard with sidewalks.
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As locals around the Lake Andes area have reported, the tribe dug trenches to try to divert the water, to little success.
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High levels of bad loans constrain banks' ability to lend and can divert funds away from more productive parts of the economy.
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The lander can look for the safest place to land or even divert to a specific spot if it identifies a hazard.
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As an Apple Card owner, all eyes at the table will divert to you, and you'll be expected to give a verdict.
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Trump could also go the other way, rushing to make a China deal to boost the economy and divert attention from impeachment.
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The unnecessary billions spent on American campaigns corrupt our government and divert resources from areas where they could go to better use.
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In Japan, some financial market players fear trying to amend the constitution could divert Abe's energy away from reviving the stuttering economy.
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Mr. Fardon wrote that crime-plagued communities needed a far bigger police presence and more programs to divert young people from gangs.
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The emergency declaration, according to White House officials, enables the president to divert $235 billion from military construction projects to the wall.
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The lawsuit argues that the president does not have the power to divert funds for constructing the wall because Congress controls spending.
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The incentive here would be to take money labeled as going to health care and divert it to other social policy goals.
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You're looking at the 2 of them leaving, and Matt seemed to divert more smoothly than Jason Bourne ever did on screen.
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He has also sought to sully Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, accusing him of not doing enough to divert funding from Planned Parenthood.
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He also expressed fears that the president could use a military strike on Syria to divert news coverage from a Justice Department purge.
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The first thing you want to do obviously is take the money flows we already have and divert them into the Medicare system.
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This isn't a call to divert attention, or a protest against other minorities "that have it better," a falsehood I'm cautious to avoid.
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Just when it feels that you are beginning to parse the logic underneath the narrator's reality, something about that perspective seems to divert.
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Fraport said the extent of the disruption would also depend on the weather, which determines how much flexibility it has to divert flights.
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Hopes about a strong reporting season have helped divert attention from geopolitical and trade worries, which have roiled the markets in recent months.
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But some in the Trump orbit worry more indictments closer to the Trump family could completely blow up any ability to divert attention.
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"You expect them to say something like that to try to divert attention from the very serious allegations that he's facing," he said.
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Not to mention, as Mashable has previously pointed out, it's a fun way to divert attention from some of their less charming qualities.
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In 2011, Mr. Orban's government approved a program that allows corporations to divert part of their pretax profits to sports federations and clubs.
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Volker portrayed himself as someone trying to divert the influence of Giuliani and get Trump serious about Ukraine, according to CNN's Jeremy Herb.
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Sanders has a few tried-and-true tactics to divert attention in the briefing room from what the press wants to ask about.
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Issues inside Uber, including the resignation of founding CEO Travis Kalanick and investor squabbles, seemed to divert its attention away from Southeast Asia.
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The film does something that no other abuse or forgiveness narrative does, which is divert attention away from getting an apology from Steve.
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Having something to divert attention from that uncomfortable Oh my goodness, I'm getting my picture taken, what do I do with my hands?
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Well, had we not had to divert resources to infrastructure versus features, I think we would've had some of those things out earlier.
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The larger companies can divert savings into higher marketing spend and potentially offer a wider array of improved products on smartphones and tablets.
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The party's central committee accused him of "making false and malicious statements about other Republicans and staff," and of attempting to divert funds.
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Or the city and state's belief that the majority of the affected 2000,22010 daily riders will divert to alternate, already-crammed subway lines.
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Reinsurers are therefore likely to divert more of their underwriting capacity to those sectors where margins are currently more attractive, such as casualty.
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Central to the probe was whether Lawal was involved in a suspected kickback scheme to divert aid money intended for the volatile northeast.
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It will probably divert investment from China and towards the TPP partners it competes with, crimping the former's GDP by 0.1% by 2030.
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MZNSTX-TOTAL CHINA TRADERS: A rise in steel trading fees this week prompted Chinese traders to divert money to zinc, fuelling its rise.
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He noted the fact that they stayed on that single topic — race relations — for the entire meeting and didn't divert into other subjects.
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If that supply is cut off, Abu Dhabi would need to divert its own liquefied natural gas, or burn oil to produce electricity.
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Do you organize to protect reproductive rights, or try to divert the environmental catastrophe of an American withdrawal from the Paris climate deal?
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President Ghani issued a statement condemning the attack and said it "cannot divert us from our aims or weaken this national democratic process".
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He will take executive actions to divert another roughly $3 billion toward the project, along with $1.4 billion allotted by Congress last month.
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Once you divert from the music that drew in fans from around the world beyond Onyeabor's hometown of Enugu, details start to fade.
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Murray also stressed the fundamental problem with all privatization schemes: They divert funding from public schools, which educated 90 percent of American students.
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He accepted the impeachment motion last December partly to divert attention from his own mounting legal woes, but also because of personal animosity.
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It would temporarily relax environmental standards and instruct federal officials to divert more water to farms and other users in the Golden State.
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Supply contracts for large consumers now typically include clauses allowing generators to divert power to residential users and essential services such as hospitals.
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Remember all this as we hear Trump's defenders try to divert attention to the whistle-blower, to Hunter Biden or to anything else.
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The Iranians wish to drag Israel into a Gaza operation that would force Israel to divert its attention from Iran's entrenchment in Syria.
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"Clearly, Republicans will do absolutely anything to divert attention away from their votes to take away Americans' health care," Pelosi said on Tuesday.
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Story's film finds its New Yorkers coping and trying to divert themselves in an environment that's fraught in every sense of the word.
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That structure, he says, allows Gawker to divert millions in profits to Kinja, its sister company in Hungary, which runs Gawker's technology platform.
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The bill came about after House Republicans negotiated to divert an effort from some members to vote on a wider range of measures.
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Furthermore, it could violate ethical commitments to oversight boards, and divert lab time from the project's core mission: assistive technology for the impaired.
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Officials stress that the program will not divert funds from the EU's 22016 billion euro annual budget allocated to helping the world's poorest.
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The group also found that construction threatened endangered animal species and would divert water away from Iraq, where it might cause water shortages.
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Let's face it, the big companies can still shuttle profits overseas, but small companies lack the resources and ability to divert profits abroad.
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This practice brings with it significant emotional duress, time investment and financial penalties — all of which divert meaningful resources from revenue-driving activities.
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According to Worth, museum staff attempted to divert the attentions of the VIP guests, which included representatives from BP and the Egyptian government.
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I'd have to divert from my planned path into the office, and, being someone who is chronically late, this is not an option.
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In this process, memories are recalled while patients are encouraged to divert their attention by doing specific eye shifts, tapping, and other movements.
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It said that a breach in the current channel could divert the lava in a new direction and put other areas at risk.
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Mr. Erdogan, who heads an Islamic political party, has long used America as a whipping boy to divert attention from his political problems.
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Korea will increase quotas that U.S. companies aren't filling anyway and will divert a few percent of its steel exports to other destinations.
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The Trump administration has warned that Chinese companies like Huawei, which makes telecom networking equipment, could intercept or secretly divert information to China.
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When the United States sanctioned the Venezuelan energy industry in January, Russia's oil firm Rosneft helped to divert its oil exports to Asia.
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Aid shipments have also been controversial because of fears that North Korea's authoritarian government would divert the supplies or potentially profit off it.
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"Break break, request back to home," the captain told air traffic controllers as they scrambled to divert two other flights approaching the airport.
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They were trying to divert U.S. military resources from Vietnam and pressure the South Koreans into recalling their two divisions from that area.
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"Congressional investigations obviously can be used purely as a tactic to harass or to divert a presidency from pursuing its agenda," he said.
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If your employer-sponsored retirement plan gives you the opportunity to divert some of your own income into an investment account, take it.
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Or you can set up automatic transfers from your paycheck to divert money into a savings account a little bit at a time.
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Instead, Democrats accused Republicans of attacking a veteran F.B.I. agent to divert attention from Russia's effort to promote the election of Mr. Trump.
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You happen to be standing next to a lever that would divert the trolley onto another path, where a single person is standing.
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Superheroes nowadays are sunny, nimble and self-deprecating; they mostly aim to divert rather than warn us about the immutable amorality of humanity.
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Friday's Las Vegas rally builds on previous efforts by the President and his campaign to divert attention from the race to replace him.
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The declaration allowed him to divert $3.6 billion to his proposal from the military construction budget, along with money from other administration sources.
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It would prevent State from using funds to close or reorganize the cyber office, or divert funds for cyber efforts to other agencies.
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The Coast Guard issued an emergency broadcast to all boats in the area asking them to divert to where the kayak had capsized.
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The attack was an attempt to "divert attention away from the successes of the Syrian Arab Army", SANA said, quoting a military source.
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With most hospitals coming off "divert status" within the same day, the state's hospital system has been managing the increased number of patients.
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That complicates the job of authorities to catch market manipulators who secretly divert funds to risky financial products as they chase higher returns.
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But Stone also seems determined to divert attention away from the fact that he's been charged with witness tampering and lying to Congress.
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Intervention teams would seek to divert a person away from violence before they commit a violent act and without involving law enforcement agencies.
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In addition, the U.S. Department of Justice must establish drug courts that divert people from the criminal justice system and into treatment programs.
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And just as important, she will divert some of her attention back to other issues she left unattended while defending her favorite player.
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A communications official with the French Tennis Federation said that the French Open had never adjusted its seedings to divert from the rankings.
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With two different lines, Russia could force transit states to toe a Kremlin policy line by threatening to divert deliveries to other pipes.
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It is in America's as well as Europe's interest that governments not divert money and manpower from the continent's defense to the Mideast.
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Third, while price spikes can divert needed supplies and thus resolve shortages, higher prices take a toll on consumers and the broader economy.
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That way, even if you trip over your words, you can easily divert your audience's attention to the eye-catching spectacle on screen.
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The president announced earlier this month that he would divert $771 million from this program to help pay for his Mexico border wall.
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Fortunately, you happen to be standing next to a lever that will divert the car to another track… where there's only one person.
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The government previously charged Jerome Durden, a former Fiat Chrysler official, with conspiring to divert over $4.5 million in UAW training center funds.
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That suggests leading firms should scale up or see a flood of investment by competitors seeking to divert part of that profit stream.
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Police said they were working to divert motorists away from the scene and to move those who had been stuck on the carriageway.
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This is, after all, the administration that declared a national emergency to divert Pentagon funds to build a border wall Congress doesn't want.
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The group says it has suffered harm by having to divert resources from other work to monitor and respond to Mr. Trump's activities.
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She strenuously and successfully opposed efforts by Mr. Bush to divert some payroll taxes into the private retirement accounts favored by many Republicans.
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In particular, it prevented them from bargaining with their employers to divert money from shareholders or lower-ranked staffers into higher executive compensation.
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According to Lakoff, Trump uses lies to divert attention from the "big truths," or the things he doesn't want the media to cover.
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"Trump's economic policies, in particular tax cuts for corporates, could lead to ever-higher equity valuations that divert funds away from bullion," he said.
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SnowWorld was designed as a kind of souped-up distraction method for use during these sessions, to divert patients' attention away from their pain.
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The president, in turn, is threatening to declare a national emergency in order to divert funding for improving border security and building the wall.
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"There is concern Brexit negotiations divert a lot of attention and resources but we also need to think about climate change issues," Bell added.
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The initiative would divert revenue collected from state motor vehicle fuel taxes to local governments for road construction and repair by private, nongovernmental entities.
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This can result in what happened during the first Falcon Heavy flight: planes have to divert over airspace that doesn't need to be cleared.
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Instead, Uber wants to divert everyone's attention to a much less consequential question: Does Uber even need a permit to test self-driving taxis?
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Such subpoenas could also subject the President to significant burdens, threatening to divert the President's time and energy from his singularly important public duties.
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ADM would divert its feed activities into Neovia's to create a new unit, called ADM-Neovia, with combined sales approaching $3.5 billion, Duprat said.
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Once at the hospital, doctors placed metal plates and screws in Kornak's skull and used drains to divert the liquid from her swelling brain.
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But they also defend their decision to divert him from high school to adult ed, claiming that he wasn't academically prepared for ninth grade.
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Public fuss over the issue is all right as long as it does not divert one's attention from the real effort to gain freedom.
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Coal India is trying to divert supplies from elsewhere to ensure coal availability at utilities and companies that normally rely on the Odisha coalfields.
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Plus, all of these ports incorporate power-sharing technology to automatically divert power to the device that needs it most for ultra-efficient charging.
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Further, CherryBlossom would allow the CIA to detect when a person is using their home network and divert the user's traffic through predetermined servers.
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The government said in Friday's filings that attempts to gather data to comply with states' requests would divert it from efforts to reunite families.
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Divert the less scary ones to drug treatment, community service and other penalties that do not mean severing ties with work, family and normality.
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The Baltic ports currently operate well below capacity, which means Russia could divert flows away from the Black Sea in case of prolonged disruptions.
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You may not have kids or a mortgage or aging parents to divert your attention — but that doesn't mean you're diligently saving for retirement.
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Gediman suggested valley visitors divert to Tuolumne Meadows, on Yosemite&aposs northern edge, or to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks to the south.
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"Republicans are in such desperate shape because of Trump (that) they would seize upon anything" to divert attention, said Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid.
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As Congress struggles to find common ground, Trump has threatened to declare a national emergency to divert funds for a wall without congressional approval.
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Or that focusing on immigration offenses will divert resources away from other security efforts, such as anti-opioid measures, counterterrorism programs, and fighting cybercrime.
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He added that the country would divert water from eastern rivers and supply it to its people in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab states.
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When Congress refused to give him the money to pay for the wall, he declared a national emergency to divert funds from other projects.
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But Edwards asked the president to keep away, too, so as to not divert much-needed emergency resources to road closures and security detail.
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In response to a letter from top Democratic senators, the Defense Department said it would not divert funding from military housing, barracks and dorms.
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Delhi Police, which is currently investigating the case, said that the hackers created 20 email IDs to divert the reward points earned by passengers.
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"With the deal in China, we expect Uber to turn more attention and divert resources to our region," Grab's Tan warned in his memo.
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But all of which is clearly intended to divert our attention from a cascade of contacts between those close to Trump and Russian officials.
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Rich conservatives, Ms Mayer argues, set up private foundations, which allow them quietly to divert money to their favourite political causes free of tax.
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Rafeyian adds that the passenger was causing other problems as well and he didn't calm down until flight attendants threatened to divert the plane.
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"There are around 25 locations where there's intense waterlogging and they've had to divert traffic," Devendra Fadnavis, chief minister of Maharashtra state told reporters.
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Unreported sponcon is a continuing problem in beauty as more and more brands divert marketing dollars away from print and digital advertising to influencers.
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The scramble for shipments has led some shippers to divert tankers away from Venezuela to feed Latin American and Caribbean countries desperate for fuel.
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Analysts said voters had viewed the referendum as a ruse by the PSD, which supported the change, to divert attention from more pressing concerns.
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What opportunity costs will we to suffer when we divert resources from other potential threats such as China, Russia, Iran, ISIS, and North Korea?
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Pressurization happens via the engines, which compress incoming air, heat it up, and then divert some of that hot compressed air to the cabin.
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Instead of trying to divert the media's attention to more positive aspects of his campaign, Trump's first TV ad tackles his statements head-on.
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Cramer said that, for Facebook, a successful purchase will end up being anything that captures younger audiences' attention before they divert to Snap's platform.
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"I think it's an attempt to divert attention from a full repeal effort," said State Representative Darren G. Jackson, a Democrat from Wake County.
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" They also argued that the restrictions hamper their ability to aid their clients and would force them to "drastically divert or redesign their programs.
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Some Ugandans expressed anger at the cost of the ban, saying it served only to divert public attention from failures of President Museveni's government.
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Leaders in recent years, starting with Governor George Pataki and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani , have found it expedient to divert transit funds to other purposes.
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Just as you're beginning to see the Castlemans' marital arrangement in a whole other light, a new plot twist comes along to divert you.
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"The Stockyards' owners imported Billy Sunday to divert their underpaid hunkies from going on strike by shouting them dizzy with God," he tells us.
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Unchecked autocrats turn on the weakest and most vulnerable as scapegoats, and lash out in foreign misadventures to divert attention from problems at home.
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DeFazio introduced a bill with House Homeland Security ranking member Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) that would divert the fees back to their intended purpose.
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Second, regional diplomats and the international community need to push back against Houthi action and call out their ill intent to divert food aid.
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Apparently, the way forward for the Democrats is to divert attention from uncontrolled illegal immigration and to focus it instead on complaints about Trump.
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Other large infrastructure projects, including a plan to divert water from the Sao Francisco river to the drought-prone Northeast, are also being investigated.
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He described the kidnapping as a "mass distraction tactic" by President Paul Biya's government to divert international and local attention from the President's inauguration.
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Without Embiid on the floor to divert the defense's focus away from Simmons, though, the Sixers have scored just 100.1 points per 100 possessions.
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But he also witnessed unscrupulous doctors in his sales territory divert pills to drug seekers and heard from doctors whose patients had become addicted.
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As the chief assistant Brooklyn district attorney, Justice Keating had also begun a program to divert minor drug offenders to treatment instead of prison.
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Consider other ways to divert your curious kids' attention that will be beneficial (and engaging) to them without you feeling like a substitute teacher.
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President Donald Trump and his GOP allies are scapegoating China as try to divert attention from the president's early failures on the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Pentagon reportedly plans to divert some $3.6 billion from 127 military projects across the globe to help fulfill the president's signature campaign promise.
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Pro-government newspaper columnists are already moving to divert the mood, writing that Mr. Erdogan would turn to foreign policy to enhance his image.
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No but look, I think this is out of frustration because Trump dominates the media 24/7, and he's brilliant at distract-and-divert.
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Alejano said the president was trying to "divert the attention of the people from the present economic woes they themselves have failed to address".
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A dam was built to divert a stream and water gushed through the cavern, helping to power the mills that once lined the gorge.
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It took Mr. de Blasio until the last possible minute to get behind a congestion-pricing plan that could divert revenue to subway repairs.
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Other employers willfully divert the withheld taxes for their own personal benefit, such as for the purchase of luxury items, vacations, and real estate.
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Saudi officials blame the Houthis, saying their fighters hide in civilians areas and divert aid meant for civilians to take care of their fighters.
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The lawsuits accuse Juul of endangering students and forcing educators to divert time and money to fight an epidemic of nicotine addiction among teenagers.
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The idea was to get voters to direct their ire at these institutions and divert their attention away from increasing income and wealth inequality.
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What does it take to divert someone away from prejudice and toward greater acceptance of others in order to build support for progressive causes?
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In February, Trump declared a national emergency in order to divert funding for wall construction when Congress refused to provide the amount he requested.
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"Grassroots organizations have to get involved, mobilized, and have to put pressure on developers and politicians to divert money to small businesses," he said.
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At the same time, North Korea made a series of provocations against its southern enemy, in part to divert American attention away from Vietnam.
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The advisers are concerned that more permissive rules of engagement would divert U.S. forces from defeating the remnants of Islamic State, the sources said.
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In the case of Puerto Rico, the Defense Department plans to divert funds from projects targeted after Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017.
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It also promised to switch its global operations to 100% renewable energy and divert 90% of its waste from landfills, among other green goals.
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A massive winter storm forced an Airbus A252, the world's largest passenger jet, to divert to a small New York airport around 2137 p.m.
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"Going forward, we don't believe network television is the right fit," Wexner said, adding that the company would divert its focus toward digital marketing.
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Sixteen states on Monday filed a lawsuit challenging Trump's authority to divert federal funds to build a border wall by declaring a national emergency.
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The suit, filed in San Francisco, argues that the president doesn't have the power to divert funds because it is Congress that controls spending.
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Their lawsuit argues that the president doesn't have the power to divert federal funds to build his promised border wall because Congress controls spending.
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No amount of distraction can sufficiently divert from the fact that City is some distance ahead of United, and all of the others, too.
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From Opinion: Declaring a "national emergency" in order to divert funds to pay for a wall would be illegal, a Yale law professor writes.
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The crystalline scatter of Taborn's playing meets Iyer's slightly thicker articulation in a sympathetic repartee; the pair seem to constantly divert their own path.
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"The government paid no attention to the sites and didn't build canals to divert flood water," said Ghulam Sakhi, who lives near the citadel.
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All else equal, protectionist policies divert trade away from the U.S., and may induce new trade partners to settle in currencies other than the dollar.
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All told, the government plans to divert $6.7 billion from federal agencies, including the US Treasury and the Department of Defense, to construct the wall.
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The pilot went back to the cabin to divert the plane to nearby North Platte, Nebraska, where he could have Paola removed from the plane.
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The planned chaos theory says that Trump—aided by Stephen Bannon—is behaving like a maniac to divert attention from some sort of master plan.
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Chipotle just joined the fold with an update on its progress: By 2020, the chain hopes to divert 20193% of its restaurant waste from landfills.
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They are an attempt to divert attention from the conservative movement's real attacks on our community's vote, our health care, our liberty, and our jobs.
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American Airlines flight 1090 hadn't gotten far when it was forced to divert to Jacksonville because of a spilled soda that doused an electrical outlet.
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The additional $3.8 billion budget request comes after the White House was reportedly preparing to divert $7.2 billion from military construction and counter-drug projects.
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But as Axios' Jonathan Swan reported earlier this year, White House officials who frequently leak pay attention to their colleagues' speech patterns to divert suspicion.
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The law encouraged states to back drug courts, which attempt to divert drug offenders from prison into treatment, and also helped fund some addiction treatment.
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FedEx spokeswoman Maury Donahue told Reuters the packages were "misrouted in error" and that FedEx was not requested to divert them by any other party.
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The agency could, for instance, disrupt communications, interrupt or divert financial transactions, impersonate anyone other than a police officer, even interfere with a person's movements.
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Uzbekistan's answer to that particular problem was to divert the freshwater sources that fed into the Aral Sea in order to irrigate their cotton crops.
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An #American Airlines #airbus enroute from SAT- PHX last night had to divert to ELP due to the hail damage it sustained while in flight.
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Do you pull the lever and divert the trolley to hit one person if doing nothing means you'll kill five people on the other track?
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The Airbus A330-300 jet was about an hour west of Ireland when the crew declared a mayday and requested permission to divert to Shannon.
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Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, introduced the measure to block Trump's action, which he took last week to divert money to build his proposed border wall.
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Scotland's Scottish National Party had become increasingly vocal about a second independence referendum — a general election allowed May to divert attention away from that issue.
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"You cannot divert attention away from it," Haiqing Yu, a professor who studies Chinese media at RMIT University in Australia, told the New York Times.
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Huawei has said that FedEx attempted to divert another two packages that it intended to be shipped from Vietnam to other Huawei offices in Asia.
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"With rising affluence we expect commercial health insurance to cover more people across Greater China, which will divert patience toward the private sector," said Gregersen.
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While shipping companies have yet to divert vessels, there are growing worries that an escalation could hinder oil supplies and lead to higher insurance costs.
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"There are too many cargoes from U.S., you can divert maybe 3 or 4 (but not all)," said a trader familiar with the Chinese market.
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The president said emergency powers would empower him to divert money from other accounts already approved by Congress, including military construction projects, to his wall.
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It would temporarily relax environmental standards and instruct federal officials to divert more water to farms and other users in the federal water infrastructure there.
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Trump declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border last month to divert already appropriated Defense Department money to build his proposed border wall.
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A surge in piracy off parts of the Philippines is forcing ship-owners to divert vessels through other waters, pushing up costs and shipping times.
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" "Politicians who want to divert attention away from the underlying problems and suggest that we are somehow to blame will pay a price for it.
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They also have called for curbs on LAUDS's steady expansion of independently managed charter schools, arguing that these schools divert resources from traditional classroom instruction.
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They have employed the status quo as a weapon to shirk hard questions about their own legitimacy or to divert people's attention from socioeconomic problems.
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It had been enough to divert her from pursuing a doctorate in political science and devote herself to public health at the grass-roots level.
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Her goal, authorities believe, was to divert attention back to Russell and away from herself as Betsy's slaying received a fresh look from law enforcement.
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This president just used the backdrop of the Oval Office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear, and divert attention from the turmoil in his Administration.
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What if other parents thought that my son would divert time and resources away from their child and protested his enrollment in their child's class?
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Many women are forced to divert money meant for living expenses—such as rent, food or utilities and other bills—to pay for their procedure.
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Forcing sites such as eBay, Wikipedia, or Amazon to create and implement filters would be costly and divert resources from innovation while not eliminating infringement.
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The White House has been floating the idea of declaring a national state of emergency to divert other government funds to make this a reality.
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The company said last week it would lay off 400 staff in Denmark and China to divert funding towards investment in biological and technological innovation.
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They then decided to divert the plane, which had 11 crew members and 326 passengers on board, to Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland.
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The EU is concerned that steel manufacturers that are subject to U.S. tariffs may divert their product to Europe, leading to a surge of imports.
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When first attempting to fly from Nanjing, China to Hawaii, the crew had to divert to Japan because of unfavorable weather and a damaged wing.
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The National Oil Corporation (NOC) is looking at options to divert some oil exports from Ras Lanuf to Brega and Zueitina terminals, the source said.
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From behind bars, for example, he ordered believers to abandon the homes they were building and divert their money to the construction of walled compounds.
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Preventing all pure terrorism is probably impossible, but seeking ways to divert vulnerable people from the terror path is a worthy step in that direction.
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However, Wen is concerned that the increasing provision of medical services at CPCs may divert more patients from full-service health centers including Planned Parenthood.
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New Jersey Transit has also had to divert billions of dollars from its capital budget to pay for operating costs, siphoning money from future improvements.
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When it comes to a growth strategy, it's often better to invest strength in strength, rather than to divert resources into new and uncharted territory.
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The comment comes as many rival department stores shutter locations and Amazon continues to grow and divert sales from brick-and-mortar stores to online.
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"I had very strong evidence that he was guilty and I specifically attempted to divert the jury's attention from the motive issue," Mr. Lomp said.
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The leadership can still divert criticism by blaming the U.S., though so far, it has not ratcheted up anti-American propaganda beyond the usual volume.
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When completed in 2023, this massive infrastructure project will expand the existing system and divert waste to treatment plants before releasing it to the sea.
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This president just used the backdrop of the Oval Office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear, and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration.
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"Rugby Australia have already said that they will 'divert significant resources' to fight me in court," the 30-year-old said on his Gofundme page.
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Some clients have chafed at these arrangements over the years, arguing that they divert profits to agencies when they should flow to a show's creator.
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He said the bank's preference would be to divert the tax savings "toward dividend" — which is to say, to return a higher dividend to shareholders.
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" The Boston Globe's editorial board finds it an "odd tactic" that "Trump and some other Republicans are trying to divert blame to the minority Democrats.
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The impeachment process itself would encumber a president's time and divert his attention from public duties, but this process was explicitly established in the Constitution.
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Milton said she blacked out while working on board an international flight; the plane had to divert to Canada to take her to a hospital.
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Tolls over the East River bridges could potentially turn some people away from driving altogether or at least divert traffic from surface streets in Brooklyn.
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Mitsotakis accused Ankara of deliberately encouraging migrants to head to the border to "promote its geopolitical agenda and divert attention from the situation in Syria".
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Its residents are accustomed to dutifully separating milk cartons, yogurt containers, cereal boxes and kombucha bottles from their trash to divert them from the landfill.
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That is partly because presidential campaigns can divert valuable funds away from important down-ballot races for which it is more difficult to raise money.
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The move is similar to Trump's declaration of a border emergency this year, which allowed him to divert military funds to pay for border barriers.
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This is why the White House is trying to divert attention away from the substance of Mr. Trump's actions and toward smaller-bore procedural fights.
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The defeat allows Mr. Trump to continue to defy Congress and divert federal funds to the construction of a border wall, his signature campaign promise.
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Homeowners in charred areas were advised to take precautionary measures like stacking sandbags to divert the flow of water and mud, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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By late Wednesday, stormy weather had forced both American and Russian jets to postpone their strikes in Palmyra and divert their warplanes to other targets.
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It's part of what I call the Clarence Thomas con -- a way to divert people's attention away from the more unpleasant aspects of Thomas' legacy.
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This lesson seems to be ignored by our current politicians as they tend to rewrite history and divert blame to meet their own political agenda.
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But we do not believe any had anticipated the size of rate reduction and they will therefore need to divert further earnings to strengthen reserves.
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That's the amount of money the Pentagon will divert from 127 military-construction projects to fund President Trump's border wall, according to Defense Department officials.
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As it stands, to fight wildfires in our communities, the Forest Service must divert funds from fire prevention, forest restoration, habitat management and recreation programs.
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The main opposition conservative New Democracy party voted against the bill saying it was a "sloppy" attempt to divert public attention from Greece's financial woes.
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For its part, mining and commodity trading giant Glencore said it was prepared to divert water from its mines to safe storage sites if required.
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One major upcoming project is a $900 million, 66-kilometre road that will divert traffic from the busy streets of the country's commercial hub Almaty.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers this week opened Louisiana's Bonnet Carre Spillway to divert rising water away from New Orleans to sparsely populated areas.
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"Crystal McKellar's lawsuit is a thinly veiled attempt to divert attention from her own wrongdoing," Mithril said in a statement in response to her litigation.
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It included songs, puppets, and even an offstage President Vladimir V. Putin trying to direct the action and divert the audience's attention from the killing.
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"With the deal in China, we expect Uber to turn more attention and divert resources to our region," Tan wrote in his note to employees.
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A Defense Department official said one likely scenario would be to divert up to $2.5 billion in counternarcotics funds to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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But he continues to threaten that he will divert funding for other military and infrastructure projects to build the wall, with or without congressional approval.
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Able to divert, force to land or potentially even shoot down combat aircraft, NATO says its so-called air policing is not directed at Russia.
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Hundreds of attendees watched as zoo staff tried to hose the animals down to divert their attention from Ferrada, and then turned to firing tranquilizers.
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Angry over that decision, Trump declared the emergency and vowed to divert funds toward the wall from accounts already committed by Congress for other purposes.
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The conflict even affected the cold war: Britain felt itself obliged to divert naval ships from patrols of the North Atlantic to guard North Sea trawlers.
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Massive infrastructure projects to divert water, particularly in the north of China, have been undertaken to relieve shortages in some of the country's most stricken regions.
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A national emergency would allow Trump to divert money from other projects to pay for the wall, which was a central promise of his 2016 campaign.
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The pilots may also have been attempting to divert to the Rionegro airport as a result of their (as yet unknown) emergency situation but became overwhelmed.
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It could be going to terrorists, insurgents, warlords, criminals, wherever these authoritarian governments or the cronies who have access to their money choose to divert it.
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Unfortunately, people have cynically seized on this confrontation to divert attention from the conversation we need to be having about anti-Muslim bigotry and white supremacy.
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Fight the power, crush the corp, and divert the energy from the local geothermal plant to the local dissenters trying to reshape society for the better?
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That appears to be the case with EgyptAir Flight 181, which was forced to divert to Cyprus after departing Alexandria, Egypt, on Tuesday, bound for Cairo.
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My charge was to devise a scheme that would divert some revenue to them without bankrupting university athletic departments or destroying the fabric of college sports.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's Defense Ministry said on Tuesday its website had come under a cyber attack that forced it divert web traffic to a temporary site.
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From bones to bully sticks – peanut butter spoonfuls and puppuccino's – our pooches don't discriminate when given the chance to divert from their normal bowl of kibble.
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With the spotlight on the Democratic primaries on Tuesday night, Trump couldn't resist holding a rally to try and divert a little attention back his way.
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Addressing the National Assembly, Olivier Marleix, a conservative lawmaker from the party Les Républicains, said the proposal would divert money away from France's social safety net.
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Usually the money goes to a general Alaska budget fund, but the state decided to divert $55 million of the tax revenue into a reinsurance program.
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Indeed, the terror group managed to divert "substantial quantities of anti-armour ammunition" from weapons provided to Syrian opposition forces by the US or Saudi Arabia.
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Meanwhile, Cecilia Malström, the EU's trade commissioner, said the Europeans could also impose similar tariffs if America's measures divert cheap steel and aluminium to EU countries.
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It is unfortunate the complainants decided to file suit, forcing the District to divert valuable funds from the education of our students to more legal costs.
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It said water levels were low because of the drought-causing El Nino phenomenon and noted that the company has a license to divert some waterflow.
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Luiz Fernando Pezão, the state's governor, has more practical plans, including a scheme to divert oil royalties from an environmental programme to one that combats violence.
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Democrats say that the Republicans focus on that and also on the Uranium One 2010 deal is an effort to divert attention from the collusion investigation.
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MPs, meanwhile, divert a disproportionate share of government spending to pork-barrel schemes in distant constituencies, leaving many young people in the city unemployed and angry.
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Reprocessing could take nearly two years and divert personnel and energy from dismantling the tsunami-wrecked reactors, a project that will take up to 40 years.
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Reprocessing could take nearly two years and divert personnel and energy from dismantling the tsunami-wrecked reactors, a project that will take up to 21 years.
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Critics argue he has manufactured a crisis at the southern border to divert funding and fulfill a campaign promise, stepping on congressional authority in the process.
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"We will continue to run behind unless we are allowed to divert more Commerce resources to the process," the department said in a statement to Reuters.
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"It will divert investments and do a disservice to Europe's efforts in delivering the clean energy transition," Kristian Ruby, Eurelectric's secretary general, said in a statement.
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Sansa uses traditionally feminine traits of passive acceptance, appeasement, and tactics of mediation in order to stall her enemies, delay action, and divert attention from herself.
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"It apparently improved Intel chipsets to the point where Apple decided to divert some of Qualcomm's Apple-based business to Intel," Qualcomm said in its filing.
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The administration and House are also counting on revenue from the replacement of Obamacare, which could divert current tax monies used to pay for that program.
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It has also affected air travel with authorities struggling to divert at least 11,229 passengers who have been stranded at Kunming airport since Saturday, Xinhua said.
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