In the Northern Hemisphere, winds moving north are diverted eastward, and winds moving south are diverted westward.
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Andrews said that flows can be diverted, but then there's the dilemma of where the diverted lava goes.
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In the immediate aftermath, planes were diverted to other airports; Diane and Nick's plane was one of 38 diverted to Gander, Newfoundland.
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This has diverted attention from the substance of the idea.
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Already the prospect of Brexit has diverted some investment south.
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Scarce paper and ink are diverted to make political posters.
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Some money will be diverted to the city's school system.
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Dogan News Agency footage showed cars and buses being diverted.
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It was diverted towards the South China Sea on Jan.
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It was diverted towards the South China Sea on Jan.
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At least three flights to Buffalo were reportedly diverted elsewhere.
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Roche diverted $77,097 of that money for his personal use.
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Delta flight 1920 from Newark airport was diverted to Columbia.
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Since 2001, the state has diverted $6.2 billion in planned
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Her attention is quickly diverted, however, when she spots Ramon.
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Twelve of those flights were diverted to Ontario International Airport.
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Fish guys enjoy swapping stories of catastrophes seen and diverted.
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Money from Saudi Arabia is being diverted from religious purposes.
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"Flight 2408 diverted due to a disruptive passenger," it said.
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United declined to comment on the reason the flight diverted.
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The police decide who is diverted, based on eligibility requirements.
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Passengers were diverted to airports as far away as Paris.
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Arne Rinnan diverted course to save the 438 people aboard.
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We are entertained or amused or diverted, and we forget.
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As a stopgap, the territory diverted its workers' pension contributions.
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Some have already diverted investments because of the continued uncertainty.
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Delta worked to accommodate other passengers on the diverted flight.
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Incoming flights were diverted to nearby Charles de Gaulle Airport.
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Fuel is being diverted to tankers accompanied by armed vehicles.
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He quietly diverted money from other accounts to immigration enforcement.
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If money -- and, per above, we are likely talking about spending north of $10 million -- has to be diverted to save Cruz, it means that same money has to be diverted from pickup opportunities.
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Hundreds of travellers are detained and questioned or diverted in transit.
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That flight landed safely after being diverted to Syracuse, New York.
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She let him cry, helped him breathe and diverted foot traffic.
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Morale suffers, and energy is diverted to the crisis at hand.
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The donations were later diverted to overseas accounts, the commission said.
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The prosecutor is investigating whether funds have been diverted to Gulen.
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That's diverted money from new facilities that might generate new revenues.
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During the outage, 14 flights diverted to nearby airports, Bergen said.
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Often, fake or diluted products are mixed in with diverted shipments.
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That report, however, involved legal prescription drugs that were illegally diverted.
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Without hesitation, her team diverted her toward a group of fans.
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Traffic has been diverted onto U.S. Route 13 toward Interstate 295.
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Campaign Committee recently diverted funds away from Ohio, canceling two additional
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It appears authorities believe $1 million may have been inappropriately diverted.
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Instead, they have diverted them, often to longer, more dangerous routes.
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Because the flight was already diverted, it landed in Dulles anyway.
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If a farmer diverted a small stream, could she be sued?
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They subsequently requested law enforcement and diverted the aircraft to Tulsa.
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Some is diverted and stolen; much is simply lost through leakage.
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As action in Iraq diverted attention, the Taliban started to regroup.
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All flights to and from Brussels Airport are cancelled or diverted.
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Flight was bound for Miami from Columbia Diverted to Tulsa. pic.twitter.
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Marxists and revisionists was diverted by the Russian and Chinese revolutions.
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Some inbound planes were diverted to Denver or elsewhere, Wyatt said.
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The federal tax credit now gets partially diverted into state coffers.
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He diverted their resources into Blaché Features, and Solax wound down.
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Chemicals for bottling and canning were diverted to create rocket fuel.
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Instead, Ms. Harris diverted the money to her personal checking account.
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While cutting the deficit, the government diverted more money towards security.
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In fact, he has even diverted funding away from the subway.
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But the United States diverted its forces and treasure to Iraq.
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Instead, after hovering over Dallas, it was diverted to Oklahoma City.
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Eventually, the plane diverted and landed safely in Providence, Rhode Island.
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So let's not be diverted by shiny things and furious tweets.
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In the meantime, passenger ferries were being diverted to nearby islands.
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Dogan News Agency footage showed cars and buses being diverted in Istanbul.
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L) flight to Istanbul diverted to Sofia, Bulgaria, and a Lufthansa (LHAG.
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Some farmers want more of that flow captured and diverted to them.
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Some flights to Tokyo were diverted because of the downpour, NHK said.
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Huawei declined to elaborate on why it thought the packages were diverted.
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That would mean some health-care funding being diverted to social support.
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Existing trade-protection measures have successfully diverted Chinese steel to other markets.
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One time, I saw smoke, so we diverted and headed toward it.
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Go deeper: Read the full list of projects facing possible diverted funding
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Among the most commonly diverted items are "salon only" hair care products.
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Delta flight 296 all the way from Tokyo was diverted to Detroit.
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He also received $47 million in money diverted from Ebola research funds.
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Some flights headed to Rochester had to be diverted to other airports.
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It then was diverted to assist in the motorcade for Virginia Gov.
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Amtrak has diverted certain train lines to Grand Central Station in Manhattan.
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With traffic diverted away, volunteers handed out candles in an eerie silence.
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In 2014, an Ethiopian pilot diverted to Geneva where he sought asylum.
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Flights will be diverted to Misrata airport, the spokesman said, without elaborating.
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The funds had been illegally diverted to other Mirax entities, investigators said.
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The BBC reported that incoming flights were being diverted to other airports.
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Social workers complained that amateurish handouts diverted funds from more organized efforts.
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The C.I.A.'s "daring amateurs" were often diverted into futile paramilitary adventures.
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One longtime donor diverted his donation from Berlin to Essen, she said.
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But some food has been diverted successfully from one venue to another.
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Passengers are being diverted to Kansas City and Milwaukee until Midway reopens.
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The captain, Arne Rinnan, diverted course to save the 438 people aboard.
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The airspace around the site was closed, and train traffic was diverted.
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It diverted her, kept bad thoughts from slinking back into her head.
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Instead, the funds are now being diverted to the controversial border wall.
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This means individual flyers will be rerouted — and potentially whole planes diverted.
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Trump diverted from his rampage, briefly, to address the situation in Syria.
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Oxygen masks deployed and we descended quickly and we're diverted to Tampa.
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Kpler analysts believe the tanker will instead be diverted to Sikka, India.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said flights would be diverted to avoid Iranian airspace.
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Yet, Cohn-like, Trump has diverted some of the scandal to Biden.
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At least 745 flights were cancelled, and about 84 others were diverted.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said flights would be diverted to avoid Iranian airspace.
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Trump diverted several billion dollars in Pentagon funds last year, infuriating Democrats.
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Davis, on the other hand, is gradually diverted from his boorish task.
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Some of the food is diverted to favoured traders, who sell it.
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But with the rise of Islamic terrorism, the resources have been diverted.
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But with the rise of Islamic terrorism, the resources have been diverted.
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Airspace around the site has been closed by authorities, and train traffic diverted.
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Flights were being diverted to land at Udon Thani airport, the officer said.
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The danger is that consumers could be diverted from buying regular health insurance.
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In Game 5 in Washington, attention was diverted away from the field again.
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Mr. García Padilla diverted the money by issuing an executive order on Nov.
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In March, an "unstable" man diverted an EgyptAir flight from Alexandria to Cyprus.
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But then both of them have their attention diverted by a news broadcast.
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Aer Lingus said a flight was diverted and airport operations had been suspended.
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She thinks some of the money may have been diverted into private pockets.
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An Aeroflot plane had earlier made several aborted landing attempts and been diverted.
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Still, even a diverted rain spout would cut down a family's water bill.
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Go deeper: 400 construction projects across 40 states could see their funding diverted
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"A military action got diverted to really becoming a cyber action," said Song.
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For starters, it has diverted resources to where it is a market leader.
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Flights at Kahului Airport were briefly diverted, but operations have returned to normal.
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As a precautionary measure, the Boeing 737-900 was diverted to Minneapolis-St.
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American Airlines said 28 of its flights were diverted because of the issue.
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Instead, Colson "heroically" diverted the gunfire toward himself -- and died in the shootout.
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Instead, it was diverted into an array of other purchases, including security equipment.
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The diverted flight landed in Vancouver on Monday at around 11:30 p.
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Informed of potential hijack situation of a #Libya internal flight diverted to #Malta.
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It diverted to Raleigh-Durham International Airport in North Carolina and landed safely.
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In some parts of Manicaland province, waterways have been diverted and roads destroyed.
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Ultimately, $62.6 million will be diverted from the Fort Campbell middle school construction.
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" He then claimed that the water is "being diverted into the Pacific Ocean.
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To date, the company has diverted more than 41 million bottles from landfills.
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The plane diverted from its intended course less than an hour after takeoff.
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They diverted people's attention to wanting a bigger TV or a faster car.
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The plane was diverted to Honolulu and landed at 12:45 pm EST.
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However, we noticed that more and more time was being diverted to Slack.
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Low-level offenders are now released on probation or diverted to local jails.
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It's also possible key staff could also be diverted to alternative work sites.
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In Afghanistan, the fight against the Islamic State has also diverted C.I.A. assets.
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Morgan recovered to take a shot that was diverted away by Shelina Zadorsky.
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We are talking about taxes and I am not going to be diverted.
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Arriving flights were still being diverted as of Wednesday afternoon, the spokeswoman said.
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"Thanks to alert action by campaign management, no funds were diverted," Cooper added.
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Rodgers, still on the move, diverted his gaze to tight end Jared Cook.
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More than 100 flights were diverted after airports closed runways, according to FlightAware.
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His flight was diverted as the capital's airport is currently closed for repair work.
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Nearly 13,000 tons of trash have been diverted from landfills so far, they said.
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Hundreds of flights were grounded, while scores of others were diverted to other airports.
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The crime has diverted billions of dollars in profits from Mexico's state oil company.
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She diverted resources that should be fighting crime in order to bring her down.
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Here are the military projects from which that $3.8 billion is expected be diverted.
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The attack cripples hospitals, causing ambulances to be diverted and operations to be cancelled.
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CNBC confirmed that the shipping giant diverted packages destined for Huawei addresses in Asia.
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Flights were diverted to Misrata airport about 190 km (120 miles) east of Tripoli.
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The voluntary component makes sure money is not diverted from public schools and teachers.
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Terms even loosely associated with the protests and crackdown are diverted to unrelated results.
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All rail transport to the airport has now been halted and all flights diverted.
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But output has dropped precipitously since then as cash-strapped Pemex diverted investment elsewhere.
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At least six fuel cargoes for PDVSA were recently diverted due to payment delays.
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Mr Tsipras may have hoped that some attention could be diverted from these problems.
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The plane going from New York to Ft. Lauderdale was diverted to Myrtle Beach.
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The flight was diverted and Paola was arrested and charged with making terroristic threats.
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A deputy foreign minister for the rebels rejected claims aid was being diverted. 3.
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Those expectations, however, don't create a right to receive money unlawfully diverted from Treasury.
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Cashin said that investors' attention was diverted by the deadly London attack near Parliament.
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Patients should, where possible, be diverted from expensive forms of care into cheaper ones.
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An American Airlines flight from North Carolina to Utah was diverted to Tulsa, Okla.
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In the past, Congress has diverted some of that revenue to the general fund.
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When money is channeled toward dorms and dining, isn't it diverted from something else?
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As its debt mania progressed, more of the lending was diverted into wasteful speculation.
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Delta said its flight DL42 from New York to Brussels was diverted to Amsterdam.
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"Water used for irrigating rice is now being diverted into muguka fields," he cautioned.
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The flight was diverted to Malta, where it landed with 118 people on board.
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Tens of thousands of Binladin workers were diverted from other projects around the country.
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A portion of the fund's revenue is often diverted to offset other congressional spending.
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" Gleick called Trump's contention that water is being "diverted" into the ocean "ass-backwards.
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Pat McCrory diverted his increasingly struggling re-election campaign to tour the soggy town.
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U.S. prosecutors said on Wednesday over $3.5 billion was diverted from 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
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They diverted incoming flights and refused to give already-loaded aircraft permission to leave.
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Though Amazon reportedly diverted cargo deliveries to its other 22 depots in the country.
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Check out the pics ... pretty sure your eyes are easily gonna be diverted elsewhere.
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Money also was diverted to other leaders to pay bills, according to the charges.
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Tens of millions of dollars meant for social programs were diverted to phantom companies.
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Instead, the White House diverted those resources to prepare for an invasion of Iraq.
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At least $850 million has been diverted in the past two decades, records show.
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As trucks and freeways became more widespread, shipping routes were diverted into other communities.
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Flights to Belgium were suspended or diverted, and Eurostar services to Brussels were stopped.
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The money was later diverted to multiple different programs to inject capital into banks.
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Some of those funds, $93 million, will be diverted from FEMA's disaster relief fund.
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It had nearly reached Kennedy when it was diverted to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
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Drawing false equivalence between the two candidates diverted the public's attention away from Mrs.
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Passengers diverted to Hoboken will receive steep discounts on fares, New Jersey Transit said.
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This finding suggests that some share of the aid is being diverted or stolen.
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The plane was diverted to St. John's so that he could get medical help.
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About $1.3 billion is diverted from TSA each year to help reduce the budget.
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The plane diverted to Philadelphia International Airport and eight other passengers suffered minor injuries.
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In fact, monitoring data shows that the company's opioids were rarely diverted or abused.
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In frigid winters, natural gas supplies are diverted from electricity generation to home heating.
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Flights airborne during that time were diverted or sent back to their original destination.
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And some of those opioids were diverted to misuse and trafficking, as Quinones reported.
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"The recent experiences where important commercial documents sent via FedEx were not delivered to their destination, and instead were either diverted to, or were requested to be diverted to, FedEx in the United States, undermines our confidence," a rep for the company said.
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He didn't invade, as I said, but he diverted troops from the war at home.
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On AIr Canada # 608 that was diverted to Fredericton because we couldn't land in HAlifax.
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Virginia police diverted traffic on Tuesday to allow an endangered rattlesnake to cross the road.
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He was diverted to Miami to await a chance to return to the nation's capital.
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The risk is that spending is diverted from the normal budget process, dodging political oversight.
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Riders are now being diverted to the old Temporary Transbay Terminal a few blocks away.
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The original uni-brow used was an issue because it diverted attention from the performances.
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But later that night Russian gas reached Italy again after OMV, Baumgarten's operator, diverted flows.
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The confusion became panic when people began saying flights were being diverted away from JFK.
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Trains on the Midtown Direct line were diverted to the Hoboken Terminal in New Jersey.
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In 1996, Baltimore successfully tested a system that diverted these requests to a separate number.
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In other cases they really were distracted, diverted to implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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Traffic is being diverted to already heavily traveled I-75, I-285 and surface streets.
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A ship had been diverted to the scene but remained more than a day away.
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This means that trade flows will be disrupted, with some cargoes likely to be diverted.
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The pilot diverted to Portland where police met the plane, according to local station KING5.
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All passengers are off Lufthansa flight that diverted to JFK tonight due to a threat.
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Traders think that Rosneft diverted Bashneft oil intended for Slovakia and Hungary to the ports.
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The plane was diverted to O'Hare due to a weather-related runway closure at Midway.
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"We plan to offer training to the 9,300 workers that will be diverted," said Jiang.
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Flights resumed after a search — numerous flights were delayed, and one diverted to nearby Manchester.
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Instead, it would be diverted to the humanitarian and developmental needs of the Korean people.
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Alternatives, like wind and solar power, have become more feasible, and funding has been diverted.
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A day later he posted another tweet about water being "diverted," and he said Gov.
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Amin may have diverted refinery proceeds for his own personal investments, the court papers alleged.
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With steel being diverted to Canada, Canadian steel groups have been pressing for safeguard measures.
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Bearded Garratt from Buckinghamshire nearly went into teaching, but thankfully diverted his attentions early on.
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The base in Miami was too busy, however, so it was diverted to Tulsa instead.
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Contemporary subjects and the artists who painted them, like Édouard Manet, had diverted his interest.
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It could even mean Army Corps of Engineer funds for disaster relief would be diverted.
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Earlier, the FAA had said the flight was being diverted to an airport in Massachusetts.
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Rabbit was diverted from prison to a model program in Tulsa called Women in Recovery.
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But the president has diverted billions more toward construction from military accounts during his tenure.
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The diverted funds, meanwhile, will go toward 11 projects in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
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But diverted by the book's charm and erudition, readers may overlook its more challenging purposes.
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Because if you get diverted, then you lose focus of where you're going. Right. Right.
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In other words, big sums are being diverted from state coffers and flowing abroad instead.
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Central Asia trade had been diverted not to Russia, but to Iran, with Chinese backing.
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Some view injectable treatments as preferable because they're less likely to be diverted or misused.
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Both flights diverted to a nearby airport, and no one was hurt in either incident.
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The flight diverted to Fairbanks, Alaska and was eventually canceled, according to data from FlightRadar24.
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Farm bureaus' attention to seed, fertilizer and subsidies has been diverted to discussions of overdoses.
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Rail traffic was diverted to local tracks, and there were delays of about an hour.
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Channeling his consigliere, Trump has denied and diverted, charging the scandal is really about Biden.
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For one, designed to block North Vietnamese incursions, it merely diverted the enemy around it.
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When the residual payments were made to Depp, they were diverted to repay the loans.
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"The recent experiences where important commercial documents sent via FedEx were not delivered to their destination, and instead were either diverted to, or were requested to be diverted to, FedEx in the United States, undermines our confidence," Joe Kelly, a spokesman for Huawei, told Reuters.
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According to the minister, the water would be diverted to 26 districts through 123 regional rivers.
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Not only is that money diverted from legitimate business, it can also fund other illicit activities.
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Flights resumed on Friday morning, but more journeys are expected to be delayed, canceled, or diverted.
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It diverted a tremendous amount of attention, obscuring the work the Trump administration was actually doing.
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The AU says approximately 70 percent of income from Africa&aposs resources are squandered or diverted.
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But between DC and New Orleans, the stream was diverted into housing schemes and unnecessary roadworks.
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Some of the diverted money was allegedly used to support Mr Najib's re-election in 2013.
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Analysts said any money diverted to reserves could constrict how much Culp could cut GE's debt.
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"I talked to the attendant, and the flight wasn't diverted, just late," wrote Saldwell on Twitter.
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Airplanes, guns, special forces, and soldiers were diverted from fighting a war to look for Bergdahl.
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Boatloads of plastic debris have been diverted to Malaysia and other Southeast Asian nations, overwhelming them.
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Boatloads of plastic debris have been diverted to Malaysia and other Southeast Asian nations, overwhelming them.
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Cement that might be used for reconstruction is diverted to build underground tunnels to attack Israel.
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The train's engineer was distracted after his attention was diverted to an emergency involving another train.
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Southbound lanes on I-95 were being diverted and northbound lanes are set to reopen soon.
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Hundreds of heavy trucks slowed to a crawl on diverted routes into Germany's fourth-largest city.
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The displaced European plastic was mostly diverted to Indonesia, Turkey, India, Malaysia, and Vietnam, Waibel says.
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Other flights from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Los Angeles were diverted to Portland, the website reported.
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Liu also diverted another $163 million to personal accounts for him and Wang, the SEC said.
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As a precaution, the aircraft diverted to Minneapolis-St Paul International landing at 7:17 p.m.
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How much of their overseas cash would be diverted to debt repayment is tough to gauge.
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But farmers in the region plugged and diverted the four rivers that emptied into its basin.
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It had to cancel routine appointments and ambulances were being diverted to neighboring hospitals, Barts said.
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When the train is diverted to another route, the woman goes in search of her love.
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Their onboard stag party got so rowdy, the pilot diverted the flight and kicked them off.
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These problems are exacerbated when land is diverted from cultivating crops to growing fodder, Mugambi said.
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Pedestrians were diverted into a treacherous, plywood-paneled tunnel manned by a few, half-dozing workers.
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Prosecutors said at least $200 million was diverted to the defendants and other Mozambican government officials.
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Some agencies diverted the request to respective state Department of Public Safety or other similar institutions.
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With a new mayor due to be elected soon, the money might yet be diverted elsewhere.
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Brazilian mills have diverted more cane to sugar production because of better returns for the sweetener.
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Flights out of Istanbul were immediately canceled Tuesday night, and ones on their way were diverted.
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One thing is for sure: It has once again diverted attention from other important national matters.
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An aircraft was diverted to drop fire retardants on bushfires threatening homes in Sydney's northern suburbs.
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The BBC subsequently reported that Johnson diverted to a different bakery and carried out campaigning activities.
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Corporate headlines diverted attention, and perhaps sentiment, away from the Fed's widely-expected interest rate cut.
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The airline pilot notified the Colombian aviation authorities and sharply diverted from the scheduled flight path.
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COFINA creditors are fighting to ensure its revenue stream doesn't get diverted to pay other debt.
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I was on an airplane that was diverted from Heathrow to Italy, because of bad weather.
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In two instances, the flights were diverted to nearby airports so the injured could receive treatment.
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And so the Chicago airport officials diverted the flight for an emergency landing in Moline, Ill.
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They said he diverted more than $80,000 of his relative's salary for his own personal use.
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Almost $30 million in cooking gas subsidies were diverted into the Airtel accounts as a result.
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In September, a flight from Shanghai to Vancouver was diverted to Tokyo after a crack appeared.
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But during that first encounter, his attention was diverted by a photograph displayed on the refrigerator.
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Puerto Rico, Guam, New York and New Mexico will be hit hardest by the diverted funds.
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He diverted some of his meager earnings to her every month, much to his wife's disapproval.
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But they, too, were given no chance to make their case and were diverted to Guatemala.
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When Kennedy gradually reopened on Friday, the airlines started sending their diverted planes on to Kennedy.
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Ever since, the river has been tamed, dammed, channeled and diverted into aqueducts, canals and ditches.
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Research shows we are less likely to have our attention diverted when reading something in print.
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Mr. Trump's threats have also diverted attention from a genuine accomplishment, the new Security Council sanctions.
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Flights to and from Melbourne Airport were briefly diverted, but the airport returned to regular service.
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Since then, Kurdish fighters have been diverted to Afrin, creating an opportunity for ISIS to regroup.
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I will not be diverted from all possible efforts to continue negotiating to stop the deportations.
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The LR2 Sti Spiga, chartered by Aramco Trading (ATC), has been diverted from Jubail to Sikka.
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"To date we've diverted 197,137 pounds of waste from landfills," Ms. Grove said earlier this month.
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No law enforcement personnel were injured, the agency said, though traffic was diverted from the area.
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The water picks up radiation in the reactors and then is diverted into a decontamination facility.
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At one point the company even diverted manufacturing to start producing face masks and medical clothing.
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The AP also reported that Pruitt's large security detail sometimes diverted officers from investigating environmental crimes.
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American Airlines issued a statement acknowledging that the flight was diverted because of a disruptive passenger.
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That's prompted many teacher candidates to fight back against legislatures that have diverted funds from pensions.
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It was going from Atlanta to Fort Lauderdale but was diverted to Tampa out of caution.
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Unfortunately, the attention for some of our nation's leaders has been diverted to addressing the trivial.
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"The diverted flights returned to Dubai International Airport when the airspace reopened," the Emirates statement read.
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Police said on Sunday some roads would be closed temporarily and public transport would be diverted.
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Sixteen flights were diverted, four were canceled and about 500 delayed in Delhi, local media reported.
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Orson Swindle, diverted from his assigned mission to drop two 20023,22002-pound bombs on our pursuers.
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Also, the illicit opioid supply chain does not often involve prescription drugs diverted from doctors' offices.
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Mr Putin's actions diverted Western attention from China; they also made Russia much more dependent on China.
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The industry has argued that Chinese products are being diverted to third countries to circumvent the duties.
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Those animals are likely being diverted to other JBS plants nearby to avoid production disruptions, Nalivka said.
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Menendez said Friday in a news conference that Funes&apos government diverted $351 million in public funds.
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Airport police cited an "unruly passenger," and the captain diverted the Honolulu-bound flight to Los Angeles.
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César Duarte, who governed Chihuahua from 2010 to 2016, diverted public money to Peña Nieto's electoral campaign.
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A small team would be diverted from the Yik Yak app to begin a mysterious new project.
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Tornadoes are not diverted by any structure or terrain -- they will go where they want to go.
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We were diverted onto a minor road that twisted through the desert scrub of the Nineveh plains.
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The more that our gaze is diverted from the monster of humanity, the more monstrous it becomes.
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Its small ship Crystal Esprit will also be diverted from scheduled Turkish stops in April and November.
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Officials say another factor is water diverted from Poopó's tributaries, mostly for mining but also for agriculture.
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The flight, which was heading from Chicago to Newark, New Jersey, was diverted and landed in Cleveland.
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Aid is widely thought to have been diverted for arms purchases by Robert Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe.
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The funds were transferred to accounts in the Philippines and then diverted to casinos there, Reuters adds.
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The higher cost of diverted water is borne not by consumers but local governments (such as Beijing's).
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U.S. investigators said Low, known widely as Jho Low, bought the yacht with proceeds diverted from 1MDB.
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Traffic on secondary, regional roads was backed up after vehicles were diverted onto them from closed highways.
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Sometimes, though, it gets diverted entirely to sugar plantations while the wheat fields and almond trees die.
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On its way to the many, the new wealth has consistently been diverted up to the few.
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Flights were diverted away from the airport following the attacks, according to the country's public broadcaster, RTBF.
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We have diverted taxpayer dollars to subsidize luxury apartment buildings and world headquarters for wealthy international corporations.
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At least three fuel cargoes have been diverted from Venezuela since last week, according to Reuters data.
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Trump was en route to Little Rock, Arkansas for a campaign event when his plane was diverted.
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U.S. authorities say the former prime minister received nearly $19873 million of funds diverted from the fund.
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He talks tough and has introduced a "diverted-profits" tax, aimed at the most egregious offshore schemes.
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But payments are often diverted through a second country to obscure their origin and destination, they said.
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Also, Congress has diverted dividends the Federal Reserve pays to banks to help fund a highway bill.
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A spokesman for Misrata airport said that all flights bound for Tripoli would be diverted to Misrata.
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New York City Transit is honoring fares for trains that may be diverted out of Penn Station.
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Thanks to a huge storm that's hitting the northeast, flights are already being diverted, cancelled, or delayed.
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Instead, they were mainly friends, relatives, and others to whom those pills were diverted—typically young people.
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In the aftermath of Katrina, rescue missions to save pets put people at risk and diverted resources.
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Petrobras acknowledged last year that at least $1.7 billion of its revenue had been diverted to bribes.
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"This is a strong relationship and it is not going to be diverted by Brexit," he said.
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It has diverted our foreign policy, and it is acting as a cancer in our domestic policy.
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State attorneys general also have prosecuted health-care professionals, including doctors, who have illegally diverted opioid medications.
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Delta Air Lines Inc said its flight DL42 from New York to Brussels was diverted to Amsterdam.
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There simply aren't new markets sitting around waiting to soak up goods diverted by China's trade barriers.
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The piece had been diverted to Christie's 21.8th-anniversary "Defining British Art" sale set for June 210.
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A new diverted profits tax — or so-called Google Tax — was a key part of the platform.
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The bank suspects money sent to the Philippines was further diverted to casinos there, the officials said.
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"Funding to help fix the wait times exists – it's just being diverted," DeFazio said in a statement.
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No one is stranded, stuck, or diverted because of the snow so much as just... near it.
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They had believed Paddock stopped shooting because Campos diverted his attention when he neared the gunman's room.
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This approach was both humane and efficient, in that it diverted people from the costly prison system.
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Delta Air Lines, the largest carrier at the airport, had 900 flights canceled and another 48 diverted.
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Government data shows apparel spending has fallen over time as spending has been diverted to other areas.
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Between May and September alone, according to Human Rights Watch, seven fuel tankers were delayed or diverted.
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U.S. prosecutors said at least $200 million of the loans had been diverted to the eight defendants.
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Still, BMW has diverted rail cars carrying finished vehicles to secure holding areas until the storm passes.
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Only two states, New York and New Jersey, have diverted RGGI funds to pay off state deficits.
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But it has also diverted attention from Chinese actions that would otherwise have raised much more alarm.
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Coast Guard teams and I.C.E. agents who are typically tasked with criminal investigations have also been diverted.
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Mr. Petchenik said that airlines were increasingly citing unruly passengers to justify flights being diverted as well.
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" The airport said inbound flights were being diverted and would be resuming operations "as soon as possible.
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He said they were the result of water being diverted into the Pacific Ocean to save fish.
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This isn't the first time the Trump administration has diverted money from FEMA to fund immigration enforcement.
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Simultaneously, water was diverted for a government scheme to establish industrial sugarcane plantations throughout the Omo Valley.
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Many of these shipments, of course, were being diverted and stolen, and ending up on the streets.
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That means about 227.7 percent of the organic waste collected by the city was diverted from landfills.
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In recent months, the immigration agency diverted 100 of its 215 refugee officers to conduct asylum interviews.
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In some cases, money was diverted from legitimate accounts to phony ones, some of which incurred fees.
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Airports in Jakarta, Surabaya, and Lombok are among those being prepared to allow diverted flights to land.
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Jenna Iandiorio's commute took nearly three hours after her New Jersey Transit train was diverted to Hoboken.
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Since its inception, Clean the World has diverted 20 million pounds of hotel waste away from landfill.
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As a result, major Chinese businesses have either shut down or diverted resources to fighting the outbreak.
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"Come From Away," the Canadian musical about the welcome Newfoundland extended to diverted air travelers after Sept.
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A spokeswoman for the authority likened it to cars being diverted from a highway to local streets.
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The industry has argued that Chinese products are being diverted to other countries to circumvent the duties.
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But after the government built a highway in the 1970s closer to the coast, traffic was diverted.
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Chest pain and cardiovascular events are the most common reason planes are diverted for a medical emergency.
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Media attention is also diverted away from important, progressive work and it's increasingly difficult to break through.
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Water was diverted to an earthen emergency spillway, but major erosion was detected there over the weekend.
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The availability of too many opioids, many of which have been diverted or adulterated, is a problem.
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Reportedly, about 6900,2628 appointments and operations were canceled and patients had to be diverted from emergency services.
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The police have cordoned off streets in the usually bustling city center and traffic has been diverted.
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Investigators say $2.5 billion of that money was then diverted to senior officials for their personal gain.
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More than $0003 million was allegedly diverted by conspirators, according to court documents previously filed by US prosecutors.
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The CBI, in its charge sheet, alleged Mallya diverted 2.54 billion rupees intended for Kingfisher Airlines from India.
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When Allister posted that floppy disk almost 30 years ago, he caught a wave that diverted his fortunes.
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SEPTA, Philadelphia's transportation authority, said at least six bus lines were diverted Tuesday morning because of the flooding.
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Cleo's website shut down quietly last year, with the traffic diverted to the website of sister magazine, Cosmopolitan.
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The belief is that the wafer would be less prone than pills to being diverted for illicit use.
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But prosecutors say funds were illegally diverted to bank accounts of people including Atul Gupta, a wealthy businessman.
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THE runaway pace of North Korea's nuclear development has confounded predictions and diverted the attention of world leaders.
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In March, a man wearing a fake suicide belt hijacked an EgyptAir plane and diverted it to Cyprus.
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LONDON — Some flights at London's Gatwick Airport have been diverted due to high winds battering much of Britain.
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The company reported that demand is typically diverted to other destinations, and, over time, normal travel patterns resume.
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Both have sat idle for the past five years, since Egypt diverted its exports to the local market.
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According to Eikon shipping data, the Ridgebury Julia, a tanker carrying oil products, was diverted earlier this week.
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Lava destroyed homes in a Pahoa village in 2014 when a Kilauea flow unexpectedly diverted toward the town.
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It diverted to Orlando Sanford International Airport out of caution, where bird remains were found in the engine.
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Some flights destined for McCarran Airport were also diverted due to the reported shooting, according to the airport.
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"I'm afraid that in this case after a day or two our attention will be diverted," Gohar said.
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In the world of criminal justice, pushes for change can be diverted or stalled by major news events.
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Frontier Airlines is under fire for the way they handled two unaccompanied minors after their flight was diverted.
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The billions of dollars still going to Warsaw and Budapest from Brussels should be diverted elsewhere for now.
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Weather conditions diverted the rafts as they traveled toward Valparaiso, Chile, on January 1, sending them farther south.
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When Canadian steel escaped U.S. steel tariffs in 2002, the duties had diverted some cheap steel into Canada.
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In recent years our capital punishment focus has been diverted to issues surrounding drug availability and execution protocols.
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On a recent day, a protest march had diverted traffic, and she spent seven hours on public transportation.
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Clinton and House and Senate candidates to turn to attacking Mr. Trump without being diverted by Democratic strife.
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At the same time, the illicit opioid marketplace for diverted medications or for heroin is large and growing.
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Congress diverted $13 billion in TSA fees paid by passengers over 10 years to pay for deficit reduction.
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The first officer on board Jet2 Flight LS765 successfully diverted the plane to Porto, 750 miles from Madeira.
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Some patients, including major trauma cases and high-risk women in labour, were being diverted to other hospitals.
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Money is also being diverted from programs dedicated to mental and maternal health, women's shelters and substance abuse.
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Shapiro allegedly diverted $21 million to himself, splurging on country club fees, charter planes, luxury vehicles and jewelry.
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Delta told Atlanta-based WSB-TV that the plane diverted to Tampa "out of an abundance of caution."
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AA 2408, from Phoenix to Minneapolis, was diverted about one hour and 20 minutes into its journey Friday.
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So the first day of every month, the equivalent of 12 percent of my paycheck is automatically diverted.
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The aircraft diverted to St. John's, Newfoundland, where it was met by paramedics, according to The Associated Press.
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The agency could have used the database to investigate trends of pills being diverted to West Virginia pharmacies.
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However, those diverted onto the scheme, which has been extended to April next year, only get one shot.
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John Paul believed the Madonna had diverted one of the bullets that hit him from his vital organs.
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan cancelled the project and diverted money to roads and highways elsewhere in the state.
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But as the New York attorney general's report notes, these guns can then be diverted in various ways.
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Some companies have been found to have inflated expenses or diverted state money for their own private use.
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Throughout the 20th century, enormous government development projects, from Australia to Africa, have diverted water to arid land.
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China's civil aviation authority said at least 40 flights by foreign carriers had been diverted through its airspace.
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Despite the furious intervention of Paulina, his warped will cannot be diverted: Hermione must be tried for treason.
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And I think it diverted the attention of the government, because everything, every day was all about impeachment.
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That order would add to the two dozen flights that had been diverted to other airports since Saturday.
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And the strain could hurt patients with other serious health conditions as resources are diverted away from them.
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He pleaded guilty in March 2009 to selling crack cocaine and was diverted into a drug-treatment program.
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In particular, the E.U. said, Google diverted traffic from competitors' services to favor its own comparison shopping site.
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He embraced programs that diverted people, particularly those accused of low-level offenses, away from jail and prison.
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Laudine struggles with political necessity, while Yvain is diverted by side quests, with a rescued lion beside him.
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Many protesters claimed money meant to fund restoration projects at the museum had been diverted by the government.
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The plane was diverted after a bomb threat was called in to a Lufthansa office, Mr. Coleman said.
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To take only one example, Obama's EPA diverted $160 million from Clean Air Act programs to climate programs.
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ET. The flight diverted to Albuquerque just more than three hours later after the non-player became ill.
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The Berlin police said the protests were peaceful, and traffic remained fluid as drivers diverted to alternate routes.
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A spokeswoman for the airport said that it had closed and that flights were diverted to other airports.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said after the attacks that all of its flights would be diverted from Iranian airspace.
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The crash occurred near mile marker 174, and traffic was diverted at exit 157 in Newport, police said.
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In Brazil, those rumors diverted attention for precious weeks, even prompting some cities to stop fighting mosquitoes temporarily.
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Italy's FTSE MIB diverted from the bullish moves, weighed by concerns around the new coalition government's first budget.
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CNN has found multiple instances this year where that weaponry was diverted, in defiance of end-user agreements.
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If better-quality cargoes are diverted eastwards, that results in a lower aggregate quality being exported to Europe.
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British Airways said its passengers arrived safely in Malaga, Spain, after their flight had to be diverted. Surprise!
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A friend of mine just had a very scary situation in which her plane was diverted to Djibouti.
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Moon, who was also diverted, was already waiting at another location near the DMZ when Trump turned around.
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But once she arrives, her attentions are diverted away from the serpent and toward Will, Colchester's beleaguered rector.
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As formal shelters filled, families were diverted to the next-sturdiest structures, from schools to brick homes nearby.
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The flight was diverted back toward the airport in Ontario, CA ... about 60 miles east of Los Angeles.
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So I think there's both a warning that we can't let this go on, and the spotlight needs to be sharp and people need to be held accountable, but there's also another lesson about how easy it is to get diverted from matters by those who wish us to be diverted.
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The compliance cost of these new regulations could mean millions of dollars are diverted from future investment and expansions.
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Runners and cyclists who use the popular bike path were diverted from the crime scene by officers at barricades.
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It has also diverted government attention away from a June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.
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Some sat in a busy roadway for while police diverted traffic around the casino-hotel where Sessions was speaking.
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Unfortunately, some of that amount may be diverted by counterfeiters attempting to cash in on that with phony goods.
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Some of those resources would have to be diverted from missions against ISIS -- another prime objective of the administration.
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Some Syrian troops have since been diverted to Palmyra as the two sides grapple for control of the city.
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In May, President Obama approved permits for both projects while public attention was diverted to Dakota Access pipeline protests.
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Some flights were diverted to Gatwick and Stansted airports, while others had to return to their take-off destinations.
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At issue, in Friday's ruling, is the military construction funds that have been diverted to build a border wall.
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As much as half of the river's flow could end up being diverted to supply the thirsty sugar cane.
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The company diverted crude flows to its own Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline after the suspension of transit via Russia.
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Euratom, started in 1957, provides safeguards for trade in nuclear materials, ensuring they are not diverted to rogue regimes.
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MORE: Etihad flight diverted by reported bathroom arsonist MORE: Wi-FI hot spot called 'Mobile Detonation Device' delays flight
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Placebos included claims that either Trump or Clinton campaign staff had diverted funds to buy alcohol for expensive parties.
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Brussels Airport was evacuated following the twin blasts, flights were diverted and rail travel to the airport was suspended.
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The plane, Southwest Flight 3472, diverted to Pensacola when the crew declared an emergency, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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A Turkish Airlines flight was diverted by a "bomb on board" that turned out to be a false alarm.
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On that awful day, dozens of planes were diverted from U.S. airspace into a small Canadian town called Gander.
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That fighting has already diverted resources from the war on IS, the top U.S. general in Iraq, Lt. Gen.
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Some pharmaceutical fentanyl is diverted from healthcare facilities, though typically on a small scale and intended for personal use.
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Experts say even some of the most legitimate sales outlets are awash in what are known as diverted products.
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Barack Obama painted such an appealing picture of liberal America that it diverted our attention from drones and deportations.
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Providers told me that some rules are needed (since buprenorphine is an opioid that can be diverted for misuse).
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Another Twitter user said Gett diverted her to Juno, prompting her to use her Gett login, which didn't work.
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So it was, and rubbish was diverted to other dumps in the region, including Yadrovo, pushing them beyond capacity.
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If he's played really well, a few players may have diverted from the celebration pile to go find him.
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Are time and money being diverted from actions — education, research and subsidizing costs — that verifiably benefit the promoted cause?
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Then, in March, a man wearing a fake suicide belt hijacked an EgyptAir plane and diverted it to Cyprus.
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So as not to disturb the exam takers, construction work is halted near examination halls and traffic is diverted.
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NJ Transit is continuing to cross-honor tickets system wide, and MidTown Direct trains have been diverted to Hoboken.
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A. Bank was gunning for Bauer in 2014 — an acquisition that was diverted when Men's Wearhouse snatched up Jos.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration wants to ensure controlled substances, like narcotic painkillers, aren't diverted to the illegal drug market.
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And the one time she has diverted from those expectations likely shows why she has generally been so careful.
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Patients under anesthesia could also wake up in extreme pain after surgery, if some of their medication was diverted.
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Such material is now being diverted to other Asian countries for disassembly and cleaning before being shipped to China.
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The Brexit campaign orators, themselves members of that metropolitan elite, have carefully diverted English fury into empty foreigner-baiting.
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"We know that canceled or diverted trains and revised stopping patterns are never fun for anyone," the LIRR said.
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In March, a passenger wearing a fake explosives belt hijacked a domestic EgyptAir flight and diverted it to Cyprus.
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A number of ships headed for PDVSA Caribbean operations recently have been diverted to avoid seizure of their cargoes.
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Between 2004 and 2013, the group said, $7.8 trillion was diverted through tax evasion, corruption and other criminal activity.
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Some, noting the sunny weather, even enjoyed being diverted onto a free, specially arranged ferry across the Hudson River.
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Oil and gas companies are not receiving a government check that can be diverted to subsidize renewable energy production.
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Some of the tidbits are fascinating: Wow, the security: Air Force One was diverted to Barksdale Air Force Base.
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And in a complex operation, salt water springs are found and their flow is diverted out of the lake.
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Mr. Castro made the boy another symbol of American oppression, which diverted attention from the deteriorating conditions in Cuba.
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A United Airlines flight was diverted to Denver on Wednesday after a passenger was locked in the plane's lavatory.
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The diverted tax dollars are siphoned off from other local governments such as counties, school districts and special districts.
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Opposition leader Isaac Herzog said funds from the Mobileye deal should be diverted to bolstering the public health system.
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Politicians have successfully diverted attention from the origin of the second part of the noun, which is mentir (lying).
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A PetroChina official familiar with the plan said as much as 10 million cubic metres has been diverted north.
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Nineteenth-century settlers drained and diverted the lake for agriculture, and today there's no sign that it ever existed.
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And even if it works, it cannot guarantee that successfully diverted lava won't accidentally flow toward another important site.
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Mr. Trump had already voiced frustration that the attempted bombings diverted attention from his closing message during the campaign.
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Even when the tax was raised, in 1990 and 1993, part of the revenue was diverted to deficit reduction.
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However, U.S. authorities have said Tanore was controlled by an associate of Low and held funds diverted from 1MDB.
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If you recognize those films, you might find yourself mildly diverted by this tawdry, occasionally effective shock-delivery device.
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"These funds are being diverted from FEMA and it's going to naturally impact their ability to respond," said Rep.
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In recent months, homeland security has also diverted to the border officials who provide security elsewhere in the country.
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GroupM diverted advertising to Google search, YouTube and other websites, but said Facebook had unique reach given its size.
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If your attention is easily diverted by your pet's antics or you get nervous around doctors, make a plan.
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The Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers were diverted into thirsty irrigation canals that fed wheat and cotton fields.
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But it could hurt influencers and creators whose clips and remixes might be blocked or have their revenue diverted.
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A lot of this money has been diverted from industry into stock and real estate bubbles, rattling Chinese investors.
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The health secretary, Pascoe Kase, said polio vaccinations had declined because local officials diverted health funds for other purposes.
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He was on his way to court for a hearing when his convoy was diverted to a military hospital.
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One said he was stuck on a plane at Newark Airport after being diverted en route to La Guardia.
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And he's chosen to cover so many topics that after each combat tale, the reader is inevitably diverted elsewhere.
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We finally meet the show's main vessel, the Discovery, after a transport ship moving prisoners, including Burnham, is diverted.
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Paying it down has diverted cash that could have been used to invest in buying clinics or doctors' groups.
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Most will be diverted to community service or social programs, with the fare-beating charge dropped if they comply.
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Last year, the Pentagon diverted $7 billion of its budget to build barriers in California, Arizona and New Mexico.
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Before the cancellations, any people coming from Wuhan to the US were diverted to one of those five airports.
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Many of the protestors gathered claimed funding intended for restoration and renovation projects had been diverted by the government.
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One bus route that goes to and from the airport via the main train station would be diverted, however.
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Flight tracking websites said PIA flight PK757 from Lahore to Heathrow had been diverted to Stansted in southeast England.
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Pedestrians on the east side of Fifth Avenue were no longer being diverted from the front of the building.
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It forced the closure of westbound lanes of the interstate and traffic was backing up as travellers were diverted.
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The department has diverted $20 million from other programs at the agency to begin construction of border wall prototypes.
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Since a good chunk of that is for primary care, it could be diverted to community health care services.
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But it's not long before the initial iciness thaws and everyone's attention is diverted to the pooch at hand.
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Resources have been diverted from candidates into ideological non-profits and Super PACs bent on polarity instead of compromise.
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Officials said flights were being diverted to other airports, a Reuters witness reported nearly four hours after the incident.
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Fiscal conservatives still raged on, frothing over any federal expenditure, especially those that would be diverted to minority communities.
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Resources must be diverted from economic development and put into financial payments much of which could be sent overseas.
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Flight tracking websites said Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight PK757 from Lahore to Heathrow had been diverted to Stansted.
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Authorities initially halted the takeoff of scheduled flights from the airport and some flights to the airport were diverted.
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His running mate, Mike Pence, once called for funds to be diverted from AIDS treatment to gay conversion therapy.
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An estimated 153 to 215 refrigerated containers with poultry are being diverted, the council said, according to the report.
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It is not the first time the president has found equivalence or diverted attention when confronted with divisive events.
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A Coast Guard cutter was diverted from the Bering Sea and was expected to arrive on scene Wednesday evening.
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In addition, drugs prescribed to one person can be diverted to others who don't use them for medical purposes.
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Corruption was also rampant, as funding for education and health was diverted to line the pockets of the elites.
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He has diverted funds from groups trying to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS into "conversion therapy" for gay people.
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As such, Trump hasn't diverted from the occasions and events that have brought her down here since he was born.
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A second vessel, the Mesdar, flagged in Liberia but operated by a British firm, was also reportedly diverted to Iran.
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Most of the water of the Jordan River, which feeds the Dead Sea, is diverted to other uses, Bromberg said.
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The Garnier program, which is TerraCycle's longest standing beauty partnership, has diverted over 11.3 million pieces of waste from landfills.
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The airline said the flight was diverted to Denver in an "abundance of caution" because of an unspecified security concern.
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The Labour Party has argued that the money spent on "Cold War weapons" should instead be diverted to the NHS.
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The result was 2007's Worse Than A Fairy Tale, a record that heavily diverted from the band's prior work.
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They track down relatives to stand surety, and push for children to be diverted into rehabilitation programmes instead of prison.
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One trader said he expected metal to land in Taiwan and South Korea as shipments destined for China get diverted.
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Wegener said the residents of the complex were evacuated, roads closed, and public transit diverted while they investigated Reynosa's claims.
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Bangladesh Bank suspects the money was sent to the Philippines in four tranches and, once there, was diverted to casinos.
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Other analysts said at least some of Farhana's wealth would have been diverted to the Maute Group's alleged illicit activities.
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Traffic cam footage shows cars being diverted off the highway while the agents carefully checked the guardrails, shoulder and highway.
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The app also offers a distraction-free interface for writers who are easily diverted to other corners of their computer.
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The airplane, which was carrying 239 crew members and passengers, was intentionally diverted from its flight path before disappearing entirely.
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It is also possible, albeit somewhat unlikely, that a fighter patrol could have been diverted if they were already airborne.
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In blocking the money transfer firms, a former Sepblac official said the agency had unwittingly diverted the networks to ICBC.
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ISIS has diverted food, medicine, fuel and cash to its members and seized homes from residents who fled, HRW said.
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"I think the Long Island Rail Road should consider reducing the fares on those diverted trains," Cuomo said on Monday.
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Iraqi authorities say they still need to feed local refineries, where Kirkuk's output has been diverted over the past year.
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AIR CANADA'S SPOKESWOMAN ON DIVERTED FLIGHT AFTER TURBULENCE SAYS FLIGHT TO SYDNEY, AU IS PLANNED TO RESUME ON JULY 12
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Her campaign hasn't aired TV ads in Colorado markets since July, and instead diverted its funds to more competitive states.
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That, and subsequent trade restrictions in other areas, including the European Union, India and Indonesia, had diverted steel towards Turkey.
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The park was quickly at full capacity and attendants diverted the protestors into an overflow area adjacent to the park.
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That, and subsequent trade restrictions in other countries, including the European Union, India and Indonesia, had diverted steel towards Turkey.
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Nothing to explain why the heavy machinery stopped paving through the farms, and the traffic gets diverted to surface streets.
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It reiterated Malaysia&aposs assertion that the plane was deliberately diverted and flown for over seven hours after severing communications.
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Regulators in China concluded that FedEx (FDX) committed "violations" when it diverted Huawei parcels, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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Those funds would be diverted from planned investments in CVS retail facilities, and not amount to additional expenses, they said.
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Areas rescued from famine would easily slip back into famine if aid was diverted to new hotspots, the report said.
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McLaren diverted its British engineers, good at the speedy innovation and advanced manufacturing needed for racing, to making sports cars.
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More than 40 percent of the fund's revenue has been diverted to offset other congressional spending over the past decade.
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Terms of sale for a limited number of major systems should be strengthened to ensure they're not misused or diverted.
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Case in point: An Alaska Airlines flight on Monday was diverted when a drunk passenger got a bit too rowdy.
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"LH441 was diverted as a matter of precaution in coordination with the relevant authorities and the pilot," the airline tweeted.
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The plane was supposed to land at Charlotte International Airport in North Carolina, but diverted to Columbia due to weather.
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While some shopping is shifting from stores to the web, other spending is being diverted from physical goods, particularly, clothing.
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It turns out some of them were roughly my age, and how we demonstrated our fandom diverted along the way.
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This allows some of the river water to be diverted, and instead of flowing downstream, it goes into Lake Pontchartrain.
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PT: Some flights headed for the McCarran International Airport are diverted, out of concern there could be a wider plot.
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American Airlines said Flight 206 from Miami to Milan landed safely Sunday night in Newfoundland, Canada, where it was diverted.
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Passengers faced hours of delays as flights were diverted to alternative European airports including Munich and Rotterdam, a spokesman said.
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Transdermal patches were invented in the 90s, and you'd have diverted transdermal patches where people would suck out the liquid.
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Mr Price said consumers are under "considerable pressure" and have diverted spending away from clothing to food and other essentials.
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It is this thread that runs through the book: how professional and intellectual aspirations in women are mocked, diverted, punished.
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U.S. authorities say $4.5 billion was siphoned from 1MDB and about $700 million was diverted into Najib's personal bank accounts.
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Airlines delayed, diverted or cancelled over a thousand flights, disrupting the travel plans of 110,000 people on December 20th alone.
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On Tuesday, Senate Republicans voted to shelve a measure that would have diverted some existing severance tax revenue to PEIA.
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CMS should implement the rule change, which should clearly prohibit Medicaid funds from being diverted to unions and their affiliates.
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On reaching Budapest, the family was transferred to the Kastner train, which, for unknown reasons, was diverted to Bergen-Belsen.
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MSC said several vessels were diverted to other terminals in recent days, adding that shared operations were now running smoothly.
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They claim that Low diverted millions in investment money to fund a lavish lifestyle of yachts, parties, jewelry, and celebrities.
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An Air France flight was diverted to the Cook Islands because the runway was flooded, and international flights were canceled.
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In the chaos of the Trump presidency, it's easy to get diverted by his routine efforts to distract and deflect.
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The insult gave the faithful something to cheer and diverted attention from the dubious policies the President has practiced abroad.
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Dickey told CNN that about 20 minutes after the disruption started, the pilot told passengers the flight was being diverted.
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Fabrics have grown more durable, straps more comfortable, and bag design itself has diverted into a wide number of directions.
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A South Korean panel concluded in December there was no evidence North Korea diverted wages to bankroll its weapons programs.
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Providers agree that some regulations are important for buprenorphine since it is an opioid that can be diverted for misuse.
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Following the rivers farther across to the coast, it seems that the diverted waters from Lake Okeechobee only get messier.
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Rivers will be diverted and a tunnel built to take vehicles on the busy M25 motorway under the new runway.
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Somewhat like the airline passengers described in our show, who were diverted to Newfoundland after 9/11, we couldn't leave.
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In Australia, some regions have lost 70 percent or more of their wetlands, often as water is diverted for irrigation.
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Arriving flights carrying 10,000 passengers were diverted, with some travelers forced to land at airports as far away as Paris.
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But when he and his family arrived at the border late last month, American officials diverted them to Guatemala instead.
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Security officers, aware that trouble was brewing, quickly diverted Durant to a small corridor as several others slowed Cousins's progress.
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The cosmetics industry, for one, is plagued with problems of counterfeits and diverted products ending up on marketplaces like Amazon.
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At least $4.5 billion is believed to have been diverted from that fund, known as 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB.
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Suppliers said much of their stock and production had been diverted to Texas, and now they were shifting to Florida.
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Much of the network's time is diverted to combating rumors and absorbing hostility, mostly from area codes far outside California.
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It's not entirely clear what "logistics support" entails, although Amazon's fleets of delivery drivers could be diverted to help WHO.
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We're going to work on where we're going and not get diverted by all the other stuff that's going on.
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The hospital had already canceled surgeries and diverted beds and respirators to coronavirus patients, and doubled its intensive care capacity.
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Some crews have been diverted for the installation and testing of an automatic-braking system known as positive train control.
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They have even dug tunnels to the pipelines and diverted fuel through rubber hoses to stolen tanker trucks far away.
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Tillis said he opposed Murray's effort because it diverted attention from existing problems within the VA. View the discussion thread.
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We make mistakes all the time, and too often we are superficial, sensationalist, unfair, defensive or diverted by shiny objects.
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But with everyone's attention diverted to Washington, it's harder to move the needle in Des Moines, Manchester, Reno and Columbia.
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The Condor airlines flight from Frankfurt to Cancún was carrying 337 people when it was diverted to Ireland, investigators said.
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With countless other crises to manage under the new administration, many local activists seem to have diverted their attention elsewhere.
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As a comparison, ten years ago America diverted 3.5% of its annual GDP to prevent the financial system from collapsing.
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The Wall Street Journal has reported that more than $1 billion was diverted from 1MDB to Najib's personal bank accounts.
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This is time, effort, and resources that are diverted away from their participation in the labor force or in politics.
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Indian authorities dispatched a military plane from Mauritius and diverted a stealth frigate and tanker from exercises off South Africa.
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Civil aviation spokesman Abdel-Hafez Abdel-Rahim said that during the closure international flights were diverted to Port Sudan airport.
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"On the other hand, he's not the kind of person who follows through, he can be easily diverted," he concluded.
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Business investment slumped as companies diverted resources to preparing for Brexit and held off new projects because of the confusion.
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Rutgers also diverted $11 million in student fees and $17.1 million from its general fund to cover the athletic shortfall.
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" A second tweet, on Monday, complained that water needed for fighting the fires was being "diverted into the Pacific Ocean.
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"We had no visibility into whether some of those funds may have been subsequently diverted to other purposes," he said.
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They are also looking for documents showing what efforts the companies made to prevent their drugs from being illegally diverted.
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If the plan goes through, the water could be diverted from the rivers to the fields as soon as December.
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One was "diverted" by security forces while the second fell on its own and hit an apartment building, Reverol said.
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But the biggest Oscars were thrown deeply into question Saturday night when the Directors Guild diverted from its fellow Hollywood unions.
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Sciaino, who was shuttling his last load of passengers for the day, saw the aircraft in trouble and diverted his course.
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On the contrary, the finance business is diverted from its virtuous vocation of helping investment into what economists call rent-seeking.
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What if it knew I was headed in the direction of an ex and automatically diverted me on an alternative route?
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As the plane diverted, a unnamed female passenger became enraged, running up the aisle and firing off an expletive-filled rant.
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The feds say he fraudulently diverted money the client -- Stormy -- was owed on a book deal to an account he controlled.
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In a statement, Virgin Atlantic Airways said an incident aboard the flight led to the plane being diverted as a precaution.
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A plethora of dams has diverted rivers that flowed to the Gulf from central Iran, turning Khuzestan into a dust bowl.
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Nobody was hurt in the September 2017 incident, in which the Air France superjumbo diverted safely to Goose Bay in Canada.
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In return, he obligingly diverted the proceeds with a nod from America's Republican leaders to the Contras, Nicaragua's anti-communist rebels.
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A flight attendant brings news: There's a passenger who says he has explosives on board and he wants the plane diverted.
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Volume is always heavy, with trains forever being diverted from one track to the next to accommodate faster or slower traffic.
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In the height of the migrant crisis last summer, lorries arriving with animals were diverted miles when the motorway was blocked.
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Gunmen said to have links to the Abu Nidal Organization, a Palestinian terror group, diverted the plane after takeoff from Athens.
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When South Korea exited Kaesong, it said the North had diverted wages paid to its workers to fund its weapons programmes.
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"When I affected the earlier genes, the later genes diverted back to a more reptile-like gene," Bhart-Anjan Bhullar explained.
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Trained to combat violence and organized crime, these troops have been diverted to deter migrants by means that remain entirely unclear.
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The pilot diverted to El Paso International Airport, and all 1303 passengers and 2130 crew members arrived safely, according to KTXS28.
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Mustafa's "suicide belt" turned out to be a hoax, but he managed to get the Cairo-bound flight diverted to Cyprus.
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Grayling said the move was to ease congestion caused by aircraft diverted from Gatwick Airport, according to a Sky News tweet.
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Most of the payments were blocked, but $81 million was routed to accounts in the Philippines and diverted to casinos there.
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BOSTON – Officials say an international United Airlines flight was diverted due to reports of smoke and has landed safely in Boston.
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The railway said that in the meantime, traffic was being diverted to other tracks, creating delays of up to an hour.
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It found the answer in Egypt, which diverted exports for domestic use when gas production fell after the revolution of 13.
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The water was simply diverted using what's called a cofferdam, so it fell over the bigger, more famous Horseshoe Falls instead.
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Qatar's only land border has been closed and air and sea traffic has been diverted, cutting off vital routes for imports.
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One example is upriver, at the La Bassée project, where flood waters are to be diverted into gravel pits and marshland.
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When many countries are covered by tariffs, trade may simply be diverted through those countries that are let off the hook.
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Soon, his staple response became a meme, as everyone's attention began to get diverted away from the list and onto Lawson.
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The Affordable Care Act raised taxes on wealthy people and diverted the money into health care benefits for lower-income people.
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Beijing started a probe into FedEx last month after Huawei said the U.S. delivery firm had diverted parcels intended for it.
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ICE diverted over $200 million for detention last year from other parts of DHS, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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There have been allegations that police diverted drivers from a main road into the area where the wildfire later swept through.
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It also said that loans taken by banks had also been diverted by the promoters to increase their own personal wealth.
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That doesn't happen and very likely it is because those excess profits are being diverted before they hit the bottom line.
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Our study analyzing the impact of this reform showed that those who were diverted to treatment had lower levels of recidivism.
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Some of the missing gains can be found overseas, along with the diverted profits of U.S. corporations, according to recent research.
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Buses driving south on 16th Street were being diverted at Aspen Street and getting back on the route at Missouri Avenue.
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Production from Iraq's Kirkuk oilfields is currently at 220,000 barrels per day, which is entirely diverted to local refineries, Luaibi said.
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Investigators think some of the diverted money ended up in the personal bank accounts of Najib Razak, Malaysia's prime minister (pictured).
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The airline had diverted 35 airplanes and canceled 32 flights on Saturday at Istanbul's main airport, Ilker Ayci told the broadcaster.
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Two hijackers who diverted a commercial flight from Libya to Malta early Friday have surrendered, ending the standoff, according to reports.
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To process and ensure appropriate care for those in custody, resources including personnel have been diverted from other border security priorities.
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A Libyan Airlines flight bound for Tripoli from Alexandria, Egypt, was diverted to Misrata, the airport said on its Facebook page.
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A Southwest Airlines flight from Chicago to Newark, New Jersey, diverted to Cleveland on Wednesday because of a cracked airplane window.
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With engineers, designers and other resources diverted into getting the Dreamliner aloft, plans for the rest of its fleet were delayed.
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The remaining crew members, early in the first leg of the race, diverted to Oporto, Portugal, and received support and counseling.
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Airport Authority Hong Kong reported 300 flights have been canceled or delayed, and around 30 diverted to other places by noon.
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They diverted first-time offenders from prison, changed sentencing guidelines and created programs that help the formerly incarcerated successfully reenter society.
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Instead of using those resources to stop crime, they were diverted for this arrest which served no actual law enforcement function.
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In recent years, 220006 states have diverted Medicaid funds meant for some of the nation's most vulnerable citizens to union interests.
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The Obama team's digital trailblazing also may have diverted attention from what the Republicans were actually up to during those years.
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Once loosed, the negative energies of de-subordination can be diverted into the ugliest channels: racism, anti-Semitism, conspiracism and misogyny.
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Congress has diverted more than half of the money owed to LWCF over its lifetime — $22 billion total — for other purposes.
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Diverted spending also will affect the Air Force, including $45.1 million for two projects to update 70-year-old munitions storage.
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" He expressed regret for his delay in clarifying his comments, which he said had "diverted attention from the president's historical accomplishments.
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From its first days, the Trump administration has diverted resources away from law enforcement programs devoted to countering home-grown terrorism.
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This administration also has diverted tax dollars needed for cancer research and HIV/AIDS prevention toward locking up children in cages.
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Los Angeles Lakers: Steve Kerr The Lakers' surprising youth movement has momentarily diverted our attention away from their ambitious summer plans.
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At least seven states have diverted a total of more than $30 million in federal TANF (or welfare) funding to CPCs.
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The states say they collectively stand to lose millions in federal funding that will now be diverted to the border wall.
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The airline did not immediately return a request for comment on how many flights were canceled or diverted to other airports.
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A United Airlines flight from Rome to Chicago diverted to Ireland due to a "potential security concern," the airline said Monday.
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United Airlines flight from Rome to Chicago diverted to Shannon, Ireland due to a "potential security concern," the airline said Monday.
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He claimed that, under the pretext of having to send a secret commission to Bakai, Shyfrin diverted the money to himself.
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Some of the hot vapor is also diverted to the village's communal oven, where Mr. Sigfusson proposed to cook our meal.
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Instead of increasing money to prepare better for these disasters, money is being reduced and diverted to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Facing pressure from Mr. Trump, Ford canceled a planned Mexican car factory and diverted some of the planned investment to Michigan.
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South Korea said last year that most of the cash that flowed into the jointly run Kaesong complex was being diverted.
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Such antics are a menace, causing stress, spurring physical altercations and, the airlines said, causing flights to be delayed or diverted.
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Across the United States, navigation apps have diverted traffic from congested highways onto quiet residential streets, creating headaches for small towns.
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Confusion prevailed as people were evacuated to the sidewalk outside the terminal and traffic around the airport was diverted, passengers said.
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Trade in and out of Central Asia had been diverted not to Russia but to Iran, with Chinese backing, he said.
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They are asking for money that could go to immediate needs to be diverted to the hope of a better future.
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Financial compensation from the government often never makes it into the hands of the fishermen, diverted by corruption, Mr. Crosta said.
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But careful observers should not be diverted from discerning the president's real purpose at the United Nations, because it is ominous.
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The Kurdish leaders of the Syrian Democratic Forces have diverted to the northwestern city of Afrin, to take on Turkish troops.
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The digester diverted 500 tons of herbivore waste and food scraps from a landfill and converted it into energy and compost.
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Hospitals use the term "on bypass" when they stop accepting ambulance runs and those ambulances are diverted to other trauma centers.
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Money appropriated by Congress and money diverted from the Department of Defense is paying for construction of the wall, not immigrants.
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The two later attended "Come From Away," a Broadway play about Canada sheltering travelers whose flights were diverted after the Sept.
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State lawmakers, reluctant to raise taxes, have diverted money from highway work to pay for public services like Medicaid and prisons.
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City buses were diverted, hordes of pedestrians were crammed behind barricades, and stores in the area were forced to shut down.
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The call came as he was riding across town in an Uber car, and he quickly diverted to the White House.
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But the darkest boy secret was this: we were afraid those bullies would turn on us if diverted from harassing women.
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Sections of the nearly 1,900-mile river normally dry up later in the year as the water is diverted for irrigation.
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On Sunday, 745 flights were canceled and an additional 84 were diverted to other airports, according to the Spanish airport operator.
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In an address to pilgrims a day after the incident, Francis diverted from his scripted remarks upon the mention of patience.
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Harvey's disruptions caused European and Asian petroleum product prices to rise, as traders diverted cargoes to meet needs in the Americas.
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Another result, some agency lawyers said, is that the unit's focus is diverted from where the law intended it: construction companies.
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Over the next several years, as the three were diverted by other projects, none of them entirely lost sight of it.
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Bush retained his high ratings until he diverted the unfinished war on the regrouping Taliban to socialist-Baathist, secular nationalist Iraq.
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For starters, drug companies wouldn't be incentivized to provide Canada with excess medicine that could be diverted to the United States.
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Within its first four years, Flyknit became a $1 billion business for Nike and diverted 182 million plastic bottles from landfills.
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After all, consumers are paying to support 9-1-1 calling but a portion of the fees are being diverted elsewhere.
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This enabled irrigators, who previously diverted nearly the entire flow of the Verde River, to take just the water they need.
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One drone was "diverted" by security forces while the second fell on its own and hit an apartment building, authorities said.
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Most of the payments were blocked but $81 million was routed to accounts in the Philippines and diverted to casinos there.
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A janitor who told students to run the other way A janitor diverted students away from the direction of the shooting.
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But CVS contends any record-keeping failure did not cause drugs to be diverted for illegal uses, the settlement agreement said.
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"If he diverted funds to Harvard when he should have been paying his judgment, that's a fraudulent transfer," Mr. Kellner said.
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They are hoping to backfill the $85033 billion being diverted to the border as part of the fiscal 2020 funding bills.
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We quickly diverted to a nearby pet store where they could happily watch the cheap aquarium fish for nearly an hour.
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The more emphasis there is placed on the drug trade, the more attention is diverted from tackling more lucrative income streams.
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The secondary runway is operational, but 55 flights were diverted and another 52 were canceled due to bad weather, she said.
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The district attorney diverted the case to a nonprofit I'd trained in restorative circles and conferencing, who asked for my guidance.
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With only a commitment from the candidates, location scouts heading to Houston — in advance of Thursday night's debate — diverted to South Carolina.
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"What I like is that it's not a narcotic, has no street value, it's not something going to be diverted," Cummings said.
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Menlo Park Police Department assisted in the evacuation, secured a perimeter around the building, and traffic was temporarily diverted around the area.
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The 38-year-old defender diverted a crossed ball into the net with his heel as he and Ramos got tangled up.
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The gruesome image might also have diverted the adolescents' attention to the power wall itself, which exposed them to pro-tobacco messaging.
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The old honor codes have faded away, in part because she views her present mission as too serious to be diverted from.
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On Sunday, Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards Corps diverted the Iraqi tanker to its shores and detained its seven crew, state media reported.
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Authorities said that in 2014 Low used $3.2 million diverted from a 1MDB bond sale to buy a Picasso painting for DiCaprio.
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They would be good for both Catalonia and Spain—not least because the Catalan crisis has diverted energy from other urgent problems.
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Bannon, like Trump prior to his election, believed that efforts should be diverted from Afghanistan and instead focused on US domestic concerns.
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And at least one of the private companies receiving health care contracts has diverted tax money to Mr. Orban's own soccer team.
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To save humans from penury, the reasoning goes, a share of the economy's capital income needs to be diverted to displaced workers.
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Scientists say that ramping up their production would lead to a huge spike in global food prices as agricultural land is diverted.
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There is a risk some FDI would be diverted to other EU countries if Britain lost access to the EU single market.
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Additionally, he noted seaborne gasoline cargoes have been diverted from New York harbor because onshore facilities were too full to accept deliveries.
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Much of China's cheap oil imports have been diverted into its strategic oil reserves which are believed to be close to capacity.
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The GOP nominee suggested the money would find its way into the pockets of officials or be diverted towards terrorism, he said.
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Overwhelmed, the agency has diverted 750 agents from the major points of entry to the border itself to help with the surge.
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Authorities said that in 2014, Low used $3.2 million diverted from a 1MDB bond sale to buy a Picasso painting for DiCaprio.
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He says debate about fiscal problems has diverted attention from central bank "financial engineering" operations, which he called "the most important risk".
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The parents of Carter and Etta are calling out the way Frontier handled their kids' diverted flight when they were traveling alone.
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When details about the initial diverted packages first emerged, Huawei welcomed FedEx's apology but said it suspected that the diversion was intentional.
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"We have at least two projects on hold simply because money we thought was coming in was diverted to Zika," he says.
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At least $200 million of the loans were diverted to the Credit Suisse bankers, Mozambican government officials and others, according to prosecutors.
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Investigators are divided on whether the aircraft suffered a mechanical failure or whether it was deliberately diverted over the southern Indian Ocean.
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When adult spending on Medicaid runs over its allotment, money intended for children could be diverted to cover the gap in adults.
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What little cash it has is now being diverted to emergency response while it works to secure aid from the federal government.
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Bus routes have been diverted, restricted parking has been implemented, and wider roads have changed the face of this corner of Shoreditch.
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As he had been taught by his predecessor, he diverted it into a drain that he believed led to municipal sewage lines.
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"Once a drug gets diverted, it's outside your control," says Vancouver Coastal Health's Lysyshyn, who is supportive of the vending machine project.
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Alongside valium and tramadol, the anti-epilepsy drugs pregabalin and gabapentin have become a mainstay of diverted medications taken by heroin users.
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Separately, parliament is investigating whether McKinsey knowingly let funds from Eskom be diverted to Trillian as a way of securing the contract.
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Security and emergency operations standing by -JM The #Afriqiyah flight from #Sabha to #Tripoli has been diverted and has landed in #Malta.
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McDonnell Douglas claimed that some machine tools had been diverted to a factory that made missiles, in violation of United States rules.
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The pilot then diverted the plane to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Cholewinski-Boy was arrested by airport police for public intoxication, CNN reported.
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But the design and engineering firm said if food waste could be diverted and reused, it could become a key architectural resource.
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Payments to home care providers and Medicaid beneficiaries should not be diverted to a third party without the consent of the beneficiaries.
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The flight, operated by Mesa Airlines, was diverted to Austin, Texas due to the weather and landed safely at 26.7:39 p.m.
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Once the team was sure a pyroCb event had begun, they diverted the DC-8 to the west to intercept the cloud.
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The unit's officers are not promoted for making arrests, but for demonstrating how they diverted a kid from jail and increased trust.
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Turkish Airlines Flight TK34 was diverted to Shannon Airport in Ireland on Sunday morning because of a "bomb alert," the airline said.
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Once the company decided it wasn't going to be a billion-dollar product with a massive user base, it diverted resources elsewhere.
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It had switched its destination from Shanghai on Tuesday, one of the four China-bound vessels that were diverted earlier this week.
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U.S. authorities allege that $4.5 billion was siphoned from 1MDB and that about $700 million was diverted into Najib's personal bank accounts.
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Might Indonesian NPI also start being diverted from China to impact the equivalent ferronickel part of the supply chain in the West?
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Although it absolutely is important to reduce excess prescribing in order to limit the amount of opioids that can be diverted—a.k.a.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump, whom voters on both sides view in near millenarian terms, has diverted attention from the vice-presidential candidates.
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Authorities said that in 2014, Low used $13 million diverted from a 1MDB bond sale to buy a Picasso painting for DiCaprio.
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A wife who is beaten by her husband can apply to have his salary diverted to her as part of his punishment.
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Police called the hundreds of cars taking part an "illegal demonstration" that was disrupting highway traffic, and said they was being diverted.
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Resources that could be used for family health programs will now be diverted to monitoring for compliance with the American executive order.
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Although state hospitals are equipped with cold storage facilities, most are not operational, with funds earmarked for their maintenance frequently diverted elsewhere.
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Even if a cessation of hostilities is enforced, aid workers remain concerned that food could continue to be diverted by warring parties.
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The city has diverted $203 million from the permanent housing budget to fund the operation of the tents for just seven months.
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Those plans were diverted because of the coronavirus, and the cruise ship was closed out of ports across South and Central America.
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In a letter to Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan, Roybal-Allard said she was worried about the money being diverted from FEMA.
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Don't get diverted by, you know, "this thing happened and that thing happened" and carrying grudges against this one and that one.
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The Aden International Airport was closed and flights have been diverted to Sayoun airport since Friday, according to Yemen Airways flight schedule.
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A neighbor, Noemi Carelli, called an ambulance, but said the usual emergency hotline automatically diverted to a recorded message about the outbreak.
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However, Abt agreed that incarceration was not always the right approach and that some low-level gun cases could safely be diverted.
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There are several reasons to suspect, based on this data, that aid is being diverted to the personal accounts of wealthy individuals.
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On the Senate floor, Schiff diverted at the end of the next question to jab back at the initial Collins-Murkowski question.
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About 23,000 passengers ride the trains that will be diverted to Hoboken Terminal, said Nancy Snyder, a spokeswoman for New Jersey Transit.
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Parmana's springs dried up after a politically-connected landowner diverted the water to his cotton fields in 2013, destroying the tourism industry.
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That included false claims that Pelosi had diverted $2.4 billion from Social Security spending to pay for the impeachment hearings into Trump.
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With the help of her lawyer, she was diverted into a treatment program, and is now in remission and rebuilding her life.
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However, if you're hoping to be soothed, diverted, and distracted — maybe, from the void itself — you might want to skip the series.
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Thousands of local governments view the states suspiciously, bitter because Big Tobacco settlement money largely wound up being diverted to state coffers.
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Many pollsters chose to measure the nation's opinion of the historic moment, which may have diverted resources away from state-specific polling.
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If he had not diverted some $3 billion to other projects we would be nine years into construction of a new tunnel.
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Tesla diverted resources away from SolarCity following the acquisition to focus on the Model 3, according to analysts interviewed for this story.
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I mean, I can't tell you – I will stand up -- I was diverted recently and I stood up -- BECKY QUICK: You were?
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The flurry of activity has diverted attention from the possibility of Russian influence in the election to favor the November 85033 outcome.
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The Mexican government recently diverted 1 billion pesos — about $50 million — to the consular system to protect immigrants in the United States.
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In the past, Trump has raised the prospect of money being diverted from disaster relief to pay for his proposed border wall.
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The administration has diverted roughly $6.1 billion from military construction funds to pay for the border wall so far, according to CBS.
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Tax revenue that would have gone to support education is diverted to subsidize development — development that research suggests may have happened anyway.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article misidentified the location of a river that was diverted by Hurricane Maria.
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A top official said the Indus River, which provides water for hundreds of millions of people across the subcontinent, could be diverted.
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The police diverted quite a few resources to investigate his claim, then came to the conclusion that the event was a hoax.
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In December, more than 1,000 flights were canceled or diverted from Gatwick Airport near London after drones were reported near the runway.
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For the year that ended in October, 22 of every 10,000 flights were diverted on average, according to the Department of Transportation.
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In extreme cases, flights have to be diverted or law enforcement has to be called onto the aircraft to handle an unruly passenger.
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The emergence of event-driven loans just before the summer diverted investors' attention to new money deals and curbed borrowers' ability to reprice.
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U.S. authorities allege that $4.5 billion was siphoned from the fund and that about $700 million was diverted into Najib's personal bank accounts.
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According to the publication, airline crew members tried to keep the man contained in the airplane bathroom while the pilot diverted the flight.
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Unlike oil or coal, which can be diverted relatively easily by ship to different ports, natural gas is far less flexible to transport.
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Flights to Abuja will be diverted to Kaduna, an airport used primarily for domestic flights and where airlines give out handwritten boarding passes.
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The providers I spoke to acknowledged that some regulations around buprenorphine are needed, since it's an opioid that can be diverted for misuse.
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In total, he allegedly diverted around $300k ... and although he sent her around half that, prosecutors say he hasn't paid her the balance.
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Planes were unable to depart, while a number of flights scheduled to land were diverted to other airports, Gatwick said in a statement.
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Meliones said the company's paywall product will be shut down, with the technology diverted to a yet-to-be-announced product at WatchOut.
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It added that steel exports to the United States had only dropped slightly and so little extra steel was being diverted to Europe.
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The Justice Department lawsuits said that high-level officials of 1MDB corruptly diverted more than $3.5 billion from the fund over six years.
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The company has largely diverted its supply chain for hardware components away from the U.S. to sources in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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Urine from the toilets is diverted to a reedbed for natural purification, and the faeces are turned into compost for the community's forest.
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The items had logos of aid agencies, leading many to believe they had been diverted by state officials in camps for the displaced.
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That means some of the money earmarked for public schools would be diverted to fund privately run charter schools, homeschooling, and online classes.
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Already, a cargo of Baltic-produced diesel aboard the tanker STI Manhattan had diverted from France to Brazil – a rare destination, Nery said.
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Close to 300 flights were affected at Britain's busiest airport, with flights either delayed, canceled, or diverted to the effects of the weather.
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Several aircraft were diverted from various patrols in different parts of Iraq, but only one was taken away from the Al-Bukamal battle.
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Prosecutors say the sect, based on the Utah-Arizona border, diverted funds from Utah's nutrition assistance program for inappropriate use by its leaders.
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Ryanair said their flights out to Alicante, Barcelona and Dublin have been cancelled with a number of other flights diverted to Brussels Charleroi.
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And she worried that the limited medical capabilities in the region would be diverted away from the communities and focused on the road.
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Tokyo cited "inadequate management" of the chemicals — which some reports said could be diverted for military use — as a reason to impose restrictions.
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"We actually have insurance companies calling us ... they're enthusiastic about a six-month implant that can't be abused, misused or diverted," Sheldon said.
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The Department of Justice lawsuit said that more than $1.26 billion in proceeds from that bond was diverted to overseas shell company accounts.
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Ohio: A $15 million fighter plane hangar in Toledo could see its funding diverted along with another $100 million across the state. Rep.
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Insofar as the installation is "about" anything, it takes as its subject the ways we think, and are diverted from thinking, about history.
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He suspected that it could be the result of greater likelihood of injury or a greater chance of getting diverted opioids from teammates.
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United Airlines flight 107 was heading to Washington Dulles from Munich when it was diverted to Logan International Airport Sunday afternoon, WCVB reports .
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Oil traders will also be alert for any signs crude shipments are being diverted causing stocks to grow in other less visible locations.
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Alas, the great "Lennon lives" novel has yet to be written, because Wayne is accidentally diverted to Manhattan a thousand years pre-Beatles.
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To reduce the risk that aid is diverted, the government has decreed that only the army and Mexican Red Cross may distribute it.
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The military effort has diverted finances away from public services and the economy, fuelling popular discontent in one of the world's poorest nations.
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The 60-year-old Mustafa hijacked a domestic EgyptAir flight in March 2016 using a fake suicide belt and diverted it to Cyprus.
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The DOJ says Low used proceeds diverted from 1MDB to procure Equanimity, a 300-ft (91-m) yacht registered in the Cayman Islands.
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As recently as three weeks ago, a drone caused disruptions at Gatwick Airport, leading to flights from British Airways and EasyJet being diverted.
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Services like health care and educations have been slashed as the government diverted the funding toward the enormous cost of hosting the Games.
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It led to 1,000 flights being cancelled or diverted, with airline easyJet estimating a loss of almost $20 million as a direct result.
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Two cargoes of sorghum loaded in Texas initially destined for China have been diverted to Spain, according to Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
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In 2014, Ronaldo avoided paying $35 million euros when he diverted $63.5 million of his fortune into a British Virgin Islands tax haven.
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What's more, competing auctions in other parts of the country in the first half of the year may have diverted sales from Scottsdale.
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In other news ... -- UK hospitals were crippled by a large-scale cyberattack that forced operations to be canceled and ambulances to be diverted.
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The pilot diverted the flight and landed the plane at Germany's Cologne airport, where passengers were evacuated and the three men were arrested.
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Beasley said he was asking the Houthi authorities to stop food being diverted and make sure it reaches the people who need it.
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Southwest Airlines warned in a statement of "delayed, diverted, and/or cancelled" flights in the Ohio Valley and in the Northeast on Wednesday.
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Prosecutors say the sect based on the Utah-Arizona border diverted funds from Utah's nutrition assistance program for inappropriate use by its leaders.
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The Coast Guard said it issued an urgent call to ships in the area, and four vessels diverted from their routes to help.
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U.S. authorities allege that $4.5 billion was siphoned from the fund and that about $700 million was diverted into Najib's personal bank accounts.
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Some of the products don't specify how much of a client's money will be diverted to derivatives trading, and how gains are distributed.
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India's capital markets regulator has barred Mallya from participating in the securities market for having allegedly diverted funds from whisky maker United Spirits.
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The original Boeing 777-300ER plane was diverted to Irkutsk on Sunday after experiencing "a technical problem", Air France said in a statement.
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Overprescribing has led to an excessive number of prescriptions that are diverted and misused, which can lead to a subsequent opioid use disorder.
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"The Democrats know that this money isn't being diverted from anything that can be used for recovery efforts or preparedness efforts," Gidley said.
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The airline said it canceled close to 1,000 mainline and regional flights due to the outage and diverted 48 flights to other airports.
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In 2014, managers in Shenzhen diverted to An Ping Tai rent money that Olympus had collected from employees who lived in company dormitories.
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Campos was hailed a hero by authorities, who initially said he diverted the gunman's attention and made him stop firing on the crowd.
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U.S.A. The U.S. has recently diverted a Navy strike group to the Pacific near the Korean peninsula, which will arrive later this week.
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Officers doing a kind of after-action investigation of the war suspected that he had diverted money allocated to his unit for weapons.
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Several ships were diverted from celebrations of the Royal New Zealand Navy's 75th anniversary to head to Kaikoura with supplies and emergency aid.
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