It may actually, in the long run, be detrimental—the more blood you're diverting to the pulmonary musculature, the less you're diverting to the skeletal muscle that's helping you move.
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" The Daily Beast said it was "trashy, diverting fun.
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This will have the unfortunate effect of requiring the ITC to handle a larger caseload, diverting its resources away from other trade priorities and diverting the Commission away from its intended mission.
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So too is the likelihood of diverting North Korea diplomatically.
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But it repudiates that order, while diverting trade and investment.
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It wouldn't require diverting cash from military construction projects elsewhere.
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There are diverting moments, in addition to the Tyson brawl.
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Some physicians, though, are independent thinkers diverting from the mainstream.
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It was diverting but never considered the premier team test.
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This is diverting, more so than the actual movie, unfortunately.
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In addition, Trump was masterly at diverting us from substance.
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Federal borrowing is already diverting capital from productive economic ventures.
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For some visitors, those are diverting, and safely distant, concerns.
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But that doesn't mean it's only good for diverting chuckles.
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Some of them are just very good at diverting attention.
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That way, the investor won't permanently be diverting their cash flow.
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But the government has been diverting international aid to Colombia instead.
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By diverting their gaze, he is also inviting them to look.
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Brownlee said Australia was also diverting the HMAS Darwin to Kaikoura.
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Dante playfully calls him out on it by diverting his attention.
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They are also diverting cash into gold and safe-haven bonds.
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Forty-five percent said they strongly disagreed with diverting the funds.
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Pregnancy is a diverting topic to discuss just before being interviewed.
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Diverting a flight to offload the guilty is expensive and inconvenient.
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For sure, there are more diverting legal issues to talk about.
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Diverting more money into maintenance would be an easy win for society.
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But diverting limited supplies away from farming towards industry carries political risks.
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What border patrol is doing is diverting personnel to deal with that.
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It's a pleasant, diverting, modestly ambitious film, fun for the whole family.
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TrumpCare is diverting attention from a more urgent healthcare issue: medical mistakes.
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And Kellyanne Conway — a master of quickly diverting attention — becomes the mom.
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Ms. Condor and Mr. Centineo are charming and their banter is diverting.
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White House officials considered diverting emergency aid to build a border barrier.
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By diverting some to such causes, we could have a big effect.
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"As a series of poses and stunts, 'Sherlock Holmes' is intermittently diverting."
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So we want to work even harder at diverting cases out altogether.
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But diverting limited supplies away from farming towards industry carries political risks.
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Nissan also accuses him of diverting company funds to pay for personal expenses.
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A urine-diverting toilet means liquid and solid do not meet, they said.
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Sandweg also brought up another source of concern: diverting resources to increase deportations.
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That means the company won't have to pay any penalties for diverting profits.
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It would also mean diverting budgets currently reserved for investing in 5G equipment.
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PDVSA also is considering diverting tankers carrying imported naphtha to Puerto la Cruz.
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Despite its ineffectiveness, this explosive method of diverting lava wasn't consigned to history.
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It's an interesting exercise and, for the most part, a passably diverting one.
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They then passed a police blockade diverting southbound traffic off the main roads.
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The Trump campaign is diverting some resources from Virginia, as reported last week.
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Trump's references to diverting water to the oceans was "completely backwards," he said.
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We don't have an experience of analogous situations employers diverting compensation back to wages.
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Despite the best intentions, diverting waste from the landfill is easier said than done.
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Senate Democrats have also questioned the impact of diverting defense funds toward border construction.
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That his first shot hit the fence, diverting the bullet's path away from Rep.
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Clinton's advisers are diverting the conversation away from Mr. Comey's allegations against the president.
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Interlinking entails diverting surplus river water through a network of canals to drier areas.
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By diverting water from the Yangzi, the project has made the river more sluggish.
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It was more or less horrible, especially at night, when no diverting distractions occur.
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The soggy dancing this inspires, like a rave for the undead, is momentarily diverting.
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This might be Best Buy's way of diverting chaos over the big shopping weekend.
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Its plan proposed diverting up to 10.1 million gallons per day of Basin water.
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That would most likely involve diverting aircraft time from other research projects, he said.
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"Bacon and eggs," John said, diverting his attention to the script he was reading.
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Instead, Mexico is diverting huge sums of money to do President Trump's dirty work.
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Which isn't to say that "Under the Silver Lake" is without some diverting qualities.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, we did not discuss specifically whether they're diverting sales or not.
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"Firms are pausing or diverting investment that should be boosting productivity, innovation, jobs and pay, into stockpiling goods or materials, diverting cross border trade and moving offices, factories and therefore jobs and tax revenues out of the UK," the business groups said.
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The White House explored diverting money for wall construction from a range of other accounts.
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University labs are only now diverting brain power away from infectious diseases to tackle opioids.
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Hopkins recently began diverting more money into her travel fund to help bulk it up.
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Efforts are focused on diverting the water and trying to make contact with the shelter.
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Charges have been brought against some police officers accused of diverting weapons to criminal gangs.
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He also added the kingdom was not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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However, you are now also responsible for diverting busy detectives from undertaking their core mission.
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It would require diverting more officials from fighting violent crime and drug trafficking, for example.
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For some companies in America, diverting production or the sourcing of imports is an option.
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However, he added that the Pentagon wouldn't be diverting any more funds to the wall.
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This, of course, means the state would be diverting tax revenue into the new fund.
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American prosecutors have accused Mr. Najib of diverting $731 million from 1MDB into his account.
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Options include diverting military funds meant for counter-narcotic programs, construction projects or disaster recovery.
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Such are the little self-diverting games a constant theatergoer plays when the mind wanders.
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California has been damming its rivers and diverting water to farms and homes for decades.
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Further complicating the outlook is the Pentagon diverting military construction funds for the border wall.
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Many have called for enclosing the river and diverting its waters to filter out pollutants.
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The world sees his narcissism and strokes his ego, diverting him from applying disciplined pressure.
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The Germans invested money and time to diverting Allied interests to its East Africa Campaign.
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Another element to diverting negativity away from the channel is based on how YWA is presented.
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Diverting resources to fix Model 3 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas.
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The government, say critics, is diverting attention from issues such as corruption, health care and education.
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Does that mean that diverting development away from this digit-forming process would cause serious problems?
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"She admitted to diverting fentanyl and Dilaudid with a plan to end her life," it states.
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Source: Phillip Ennis FBI Special Agent Dennis Halliden was assigned to Dina Wein Reis's diverting case.
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They will need it now, because digging stuff up can be a diverting and unpredictable business.
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Saca, 20093, was arrested in October 2016 and accused of diverting $301 million in public money.
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But that could require diverting from some of the product philosophies that got it this far.
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And as a bonus they would be diverting some consultants from a life of, almost, crime.
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Right now, middlemen are earning staggering profits by diverting discounts away from the most vulnerable patients.
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It grabs control of your attention and scatters it across a vast range of diverting things.
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It is simply about diverting a revenue stream from the general treasury directly into national parks.
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Companies work around them, diverting shipments through third parties for a minor brokerage commission mark-up.
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Analysts also blame government mismanagement for diverting water away from some farmers in favor of others.
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Spacey's apology, too, was met with criticism for diverting the conversation away from his inappropriate behavior.
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We also stressed the importance of diverting people with an obvious drug addiction toward social services.
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It grabs control of your attention and scatters it across a vast range of diverting things.
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Democrats and advocates of gun control accuse Republicans of diverting attention from the proliferation of weapons.
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" The suite followed the ballet's plot, which meant it excluded diverting interludes like "Dance With Mandolins.
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Critics say both Trump and Netanyahu have been intent on diverting attention away from domestic troubles.
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In recent months it was forced to apologise to China for diverting packages belonging to Huawei.
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He accused the administration of diverting funds from hurricane relief just as hurricane season was starting.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday it was diverting all flight routes from Iranian airspace.
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He had been accused of diverting income to a tax haven in the British Virgin Islands.
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Artificial intelligence is alerting and Mac malware is diverting, but first: a cartoon about baby privacy.
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Dickey said the pilot announced the flight was diverting about 20 minutes after the incident began.
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Port authorities are diverting shipments to the new railway, said a Nairobi-based customs clearance agent.
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Diverting resources to fix Model 33 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas.
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Back in September, US Bank Stadium was only diverting about 24% of its waste, Vogel said.
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Last week it followed up with a more detailed, 871-page proposal on diverting the water.
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DeVos is an ardent supporter of diverting federal funds to school choice, or alternatives to public schools.
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Do you think all this beef about the UK scene is diverting from a more serious issue?
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States could get away with diverting funds from their intended purpose of expanding access to health care.
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With poorly designed technology, simple tasks turn into complicated ones, diverting drivers' attention away from the road.
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At the end of this diverting but increasingly outlandish adventure, you wonder when planetary catastrophe will strike.
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Please stretch to consider another equally diverting novel, "Cold Comfort Farm," Stella Gibbons's gleeful satire from 1932.
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Mallya is also accused on money laundering and diverting funds from Kingfisher Airlines for buying property abroad.
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While the site is giving up some money by diverting 2 percent of its transaction fee, Care.
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Ghosn was arrested in November, accused of underreporting his income and diverting company funds for personal use.
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The way to avoid this dire scenario is straightforward: stop diverting so much water from the lake.
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Those who make this claim are unfortunately diverting us from real solutions to serious public health challenges.
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Some banks have also been closing down regional operations and diverting resources to a single-focused region.
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There are also worries that focusing on artefacts risks diverting attention from human suffering in conflict zones.
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Powerful, posh residents' groups such as the Marylebone Association will lobby against diverting buses down quieter streets.
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" He also apologized to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community "for diverting attention from real issues.
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At a bend in the road, he saw a Palestinian man diverting traffic around the smashed vehicle.
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Then 9/11 occurred, diverting attention and limited resources, and now the weed has resumed its growth.
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Other Democrats have also ripped the Trump administration for diverting the DHS funds for immigration enforcement efforts.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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The unexpectedly vigorous defense could consume Mueller's precious time and resources, diverting him from his ongoing investigation.
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" Cesaire wrote, "Thus, far from contradicting, diluting, or diverting our revolutionary attitude toward life, surrealism strengthens it.
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British Airways (ICAGY) and Virgin Atlantic said they were monitoring the situation, but not yet diverting flights.
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Security experts worry that the buzz around Mr. Comey's testimony is diverting attention from the Russian investigation.
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Both McCaskill and Johnson suggested diverting funds from Lifeline towards programs focused on expanding rural internet access.
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He suggested the closing of stores is a way of diverting more resources into improving the service.
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Mainstream parties used to diverting blame to Brussels find themselves challenged by radical parties desiring to escape it.
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But more research will be needed for this to be offered as evidence of dinosaurs diverting water channels.
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The internal probe is ongoing, and has included allegations of diverting company funds to pay for personal expenses.
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There are also worries about inmates and staff diverting buprenorphine and methadone to illegally sell it to inmates.
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Many cabinet ministers think that diverting HS2's funding to areas such as health will win more votes.
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If so, it's a mildly diverting, sluggishly paced kickoff, one predicated on the hardscrabble underbelly of show business.
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Indeed, single-disease programmes can make the problem worse by setting up parallel structures or diverting health workers.
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She should consider taking an even more aggressive approach by diverting her 401(k) contributions toward her debt.
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But if you can forgive slightly stereotyped woman protagonists, Eggers's novel repackages frontiersmanship into a diverting new form.
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Industry officials estimate the cost of diverting a long-haul flight to remove an unruly passenger at $200,000.
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That doesn't count living expenses or the impact of diverting that money away from one's annual college expenses.
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The flight is believed to have crashed into the Indian Ocean, diverting far off course for unknown reasons.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off MH370's transponder before diverting it over the Indian Ocean.
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This drew negative press; the clash in dates looked like a diverting of global attention from the genocide.
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Democrats could compete for every vulnerable Republican seat without diverting a single dollar from the Electoral College battle.
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Diverting a portion of this funding would have catastrophic consequences should another hurricane like Maria hit the island.
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The company may consider diverting those trains if delays persist longer than a couple of weeks, he added.
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In fact, he is diverting funds from such measures to use them on construction of a real wall.
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In asymmetric terms, Gerasimov seems to have pulled off the impossible: diverting attention, albeit at huge potential cost.
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Some arriving flights appeared to be able to land, while others were diverting to nearby San Jose airport.
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The scenes of Matt's education are diverting and overly ingratiating, characterized by snappy edits and broadly deployed comedy.
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Did he harbor any second thoughts about diverting so much of his creativity into such a private pursuit?
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Finally, heavy music is a way to convert negative energy into something positive—diverting destructive emotions into creativity.
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The third reason is that state governments began diverting more money to home care services starting around 2015.
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Murray filed a lawsuit accusing Charles of diverting money from their businesses to political candidates, among other misdeeds.
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It suggested diverting Teterboro's flights to the region's three major airports — Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark Liberty — instead.
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Mr. Limbaugh suggested that the attempted bombings on Wednesday were a way of diverting attention from the caravan.
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"Allied," Robert Zemeckis's deft and diverting World War II romantic thriller, operates a bit like "Casablanca" in reverse.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday it was diverting all flight routes from Iranian airspace.
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That article foretold that the failure of Doha would result in "trade-diverting bilateral or regional trade deals".
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The acrobatics in "'Twas the Night Before…" at Madison Square Garden are perfectly diverting, despite an illegible plot.
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Ongoing lawsuits have also already blocked the president from diverting the military funds toward construction of the barrier.
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The elder Berger was also accused of diverting workers from the bakery to do renovations at the villa.
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Combined with the spending bill and other ways of diverting money, he expects to get about $24 billion.
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House Democrats had argued diverting the funds violated the separation of powers doctrine laid out in the U.S. Constitution.
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Experts say the sackings show that President Xi Jinping is actively diverting blame for the outbreak away from Beijing.
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The system can handle money, usually by diverting incoming payments to a bank account linked to an Aadhar number.
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"This is a severe aggression against nature: they are diverting the whole river," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But a lot of rebalancing can be done by diverting the flow of regular savings into the underweighted asset.
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Here, Mr. Lazar, his body cloaked in rags, is more diverting than sinister while Ms. Canale borders on glib.
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Kooky characters and diverting activities that let you mix things up as you play will certainly play a role.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) of diverting campaign funds to finance extramarital affairs and other non-campaign activities, reports Politico.
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Water markets could help in future droughts by diverting water from places that have plenty to places in need.
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Regardless of my efforts of letting things go, diverting my mind, I always find myself back to same place.
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But the White House is relying on diverting more Pentagon funds to wall construction than it did in 903.
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The Sabiha Gokcen airport was shut down following the incident, with inbound flights diverting to Istanbul's main airport instead.
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Since the tariffs were announced, Chinese companies have largely been diverting U.S. shipments to other countries, trade sources said.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off MH370's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course.
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When necessary, they'll perform maintenance, like spraying water over a thin patch or diverting traffic to a secondary route.
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Initially, police said Campos had approached Paddock's room as the October 1 shooting was underway, diverting the gunman's attention.
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Stockman is accused of illegally diverting hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to a charitable organization he created.
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"The defendant will be reimbursing the airline for the cost of diverting that flight," United States Attorney Shores said.
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A show thrived by attracting a huge audience, and it attracted a huge audience by being diverting yet comforting.
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Jerry Brown — helped keep cities and counties afloat by diverting about $5 billion from a surplus it had accumulated.
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The Metro system closed for the day, diverting hundreds of thousands of people onto packed highways and bike lanes.
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The Islamic State attacked the Iraqi city of Kirkuk, diverting attention away from the fight to take back Mosul.
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The government nationalized PrivatBank in 2016, and accused Mr. Kolomoisky of diverting millions of dollars to companies he controls.
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Diverting them into producing what we used to import means a net loss of $20, with no revenue offset.
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She also tests their urine to check for other drugs and that they're not misusing or diverting the medication.
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Crucial to meeting this goal will be diverting my gaze more often from the screen to the printed page.
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In 2017, Crozier failed to switch the diverting valve on a tank and 11,000 liters of wine were lost.
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"Once a clear problem has emerged, it's very good at diverting resources," Mr. Yasuda said of China's political system.
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But many parents and educators remain skeptical of diverting low-income students away from a classic liberal arts education.
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Some farmers blame Democrats and environmentalists for diverting water to protect endangered fish rather than to help grow crops.
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He was however convicted in 2015 along with his two sons of diverting public funds to upgrade family properties.
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With the constant "Trump versus media" tiffs, "he's changed the conversation," diverting attention away from his policies, Stewart said.
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Spectacle, not story, is of course the strength of Cirque du Soleil, and "'Twas" is a perfectly diverting show.
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The technique of diverting the camera from a murder — as Hitchcock does in "Frenzy" — may also be a tribute.
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Dr. Levine suggests that the next time you're with a friend, start diverting the conversation into exposing more vulnerability.
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"I think the over-focus on a dollar number is diverting attention from the key issue here, " he said.
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Syrian authorities have denied using starvation tactics as a weapon of war or diverting aid to government-held areas.
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It's just about us deciding how to use them, or taking things that we already have and diverting them.
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In its third year, the four-day festival draws Turkish city-dwellers to Cappadocia for a diverting romp outdoors.
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In vetoing the bill on Tuesday, Daugaard, a Republican, said it would invite conflict and litigation, diverting resources from education.
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This year's budget subjected a universal child benefit to means testing, diverting cash from the rich to the bottom 90%.
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For professional investors, diverting capital from America's stockmarket to other less-blessed places seems like an invitation to career suicide.
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Critics accuse Mr Arpaio of diverting resources away from traditional duties of the sheriff's office to focus on immigration enforcement.
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The Department of Defense is diverting $3.8 billion from military projects to pay for the barrier, the Pentagon announced Thursday.
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Perhaps, then, G7 public debt is diverting unfruitful efforts to provide for the future into providing for the elderly instead.
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Eventually, the two operations connected: The NSC began diverting proceeds from the Iranian arms sales to help fund the Contras.
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DIVERTING water from the south of China to the north is not the country's only crazily ambitious drought-alleviation scheme.
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PDVSA is considering diverting the oil to its Amuay refinery on Venezuela's western coast, one of the internal documents says.
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Companies are also diverting money to lower-cost "bug bounty" firms that contract out researchers who help identify security weaknesses.
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Diverting from established routes through Armenia and Anatolia to the south served little purpose unless conflict made the trackways impassable.
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If you really love the house, it&aposs all about balancing costs and diverting money from one project to another.
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Because the answer to improving our country's flawed public education system is diverting funds to it, not taking them away.
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A show about an artist or band may be interesting or diverting, but a show about an exec has legs.
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The attacks, if successful, can expose a company to investigations and civil lawsuits, diverting resources away from other, needful areas.
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"Diverting resources to fix Model 3 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas," Musk said on Twitter.
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"Simply they are diverting attention from their attacks on civilians as a country already invading Syria," the source told CNN.
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Anesthesiologists are particularly stigmatized for opioid addiction because stealing or diverting drugs meant for patients is considered unethical and unlawful.
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But woe betide any politician who suggests diverting money from homeland security to areas where it might save more lives.
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Carol Propper, an economist at Imperial College London, worries that financial woes are diverting attention from efforts to increase competition.
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Few Petrobras employees were involved in diverting billions of dollars of investment to favored contractors, executives and politicians, he said.
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The pursuit of innovations in monetary policy, he said, is diverting needed attention from the inaction of fiscal policy makers.
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The Interior Department is reportedly diverting $2.5 million from National Park Service entrance fees to help pay for the event.
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At least one water manager in New Mexico reportedly considered diverting water from the Mississippi River after last year's drought.
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Walker's opponent, Democrat Tony Evers, has criticized the package for diverting resources from other state projects, such as road repairs.
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This diverting of Neal's attention was just long enough for school staff to get the rest of the children inside.
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"Flow of funds analysis shows that banks are diverting resources away from industries vital to the future of this country."
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Big institutional investors are also diverting more money to the hedge fund firms that use computer-driven hedge fund strategies.
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"The Husband Hunters," Anne de Courcy's diverting new study of this phenomenon, is at its best when she's exploring why.
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Diverting resources from areas such as health and education to fund more bullets and tanks will only aggravate the violence.
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You're in position to throw a switch, diverting the train to another track where it would only hit one person.
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The media becomes trapped in a vicious cycle of newsworthiness, diverting attention and outrage to false claims and viral hoaxes.
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It kept me company at night, diverting my thoughts from self-hatred toward the love of boys I barely knew.
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We must not be fooled into diverting our attention from the root causes of the underrepresentation of blacks and Latinos.
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Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), said out of the city's 169 precincts, 15 polling places are diverting voters to alternate locations.
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The hospital said it was diverting care of some premature babies to other local hospitals while it investigated the infections.
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But the cure was worse than the disease, diverting executive power outside constitutional controls and sapped the presidency of energy.
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Nights out with friends are interrupted by the immediate posting of frequently taken photos and other attention-diverting phone applications.
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In the last couple of years, Iran has looked for adventures as a way of diverting attention from economic problems.
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After Mr. Trump had talked for over 60 minutes, diverting from his teleprompter repeatedly, he decided to wrap it up.
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When the sirens blare and lights flash, Fer and Juan can make a formidable, at times grimly diverting, tag team.
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Recent policy has been to spend, spend, spend on suppression, typically by diverting funds from accounts earmarked for managing forests.
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He is able to act on his heinous instincts by diverting our attention with outrageous and almost always false opinions.
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The Institute for Policy Studies, a liberal think tank, calls for diverting $300 billion a year for universal health care.
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However, the 2016 general election results show that they did not do a good enough job of diverting our attention.
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Diverting funds away from the comprehensive, integrated physical and mental health care that is proving effective is a step backward.
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They view the moralism around personal emissions as a distraction, a way of diverting environmentalist energy and alienating non-environmentalists.
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Shapiro was accused of diverting $21 million for his own benefit, including charter planes, country club fees, luxury vehicles and jewelry.
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Airport officials for the most part accommodated the protests, temporarily closing security checkpoints and diverting traffic to make room for demonstrators.
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Jordan admits that was justified, but says Madoff was just diverting attention from his own heinous crimes ... the ultimate hypocrite move.
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They hated him, but it would be a diverting spectacle to see an elephant shot and they could use the meat.
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Both India and China have long nurtured grandiose visions of linking and diverting rivers to mitigate the inequity of nature's distribution.
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"The authorities received an anonymous phone call and then followed standard operating procedure by diverting the plane," a PIA spokesman said.
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It's important to shed more light on the experiences of those living in forced labor (without diverting attention from sexual exploitation).
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Aries: Mix it up a bit with medical research Horizons seeds, diverting focus to science in scientific studies (including your adventures).
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Diverting contracts to favored partners or seeking government licenses to enter into duty free business are examples of other typical scandals.
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Later in the game, you'll likely be spending gold to purchase new builders as needed rather than diverting valuable production time.
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He has called for an end to incarceration for drug use alone and diverting these individuals to drug courts and treatment.
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Its twists are manipulative, but they build directly onto the movie's themes, enhancing the central ideas instead of diverting from them.
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At times in the present she'll see glimpses of the girls, diverting her attention from the danger in front of her.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the transponder of the Boeing 777 before diverting it over the Indian Ocean.
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Any deferments therefore will disproportionately hit trade houses who must wrangle approvals from producers before diverting the cargoes into other markets.
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He's diverting, and a lot of people seem prepared to look past almost anything for some entertainment and all-purpose anger.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles.
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Imagine if Trump had overridden Puerto Rican leadership, and tens of thousands of troops wound up provoking hysteria and diverting resources.
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Given those odds, local authorities did not want to take the political risk of diverting funds sorely needed for social development.
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Initially, police said security guard Jesus Campos approached Paddock's room as the October 643 shooting was underway, diverting the gunman's attention.
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And with those words, he moved to Plan B, diverting to the courts to overturn the ruling of the electoral commission.
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Extreme prescribing could also indicate that a patient's identity has been stolen, or that the patient is diverting medications for resale.
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Consider the items provided above, and please think about diverting part of your tax reduction to investing in your employees' retirements.
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It's a charming, breezy father-son story but also a diverting account of Chinese film and video culture in the 53s.
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The surge of migrants came two weeks after Hungary had shut its border with Austria, diverting the refugee stream through Slovenia.
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In two weeks, the Long Island Rail Road will adjust its schedule, diverting or canceling seven trains each morning and evening.
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As diverting as the Federer-Nadal revival was in 2017, the Big Five have monopolized the final Sunday spotlight long enough.
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He could hardly get the story out, as angry constituents accused him of diverting the discussion from his health-care bill.
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If Trump hadn't lied about three million people voting illegally, we wouldn't be diverting resources to a ridiculous voter integrity commission.
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As presented, though, it feels like an awkward place to start, diverting attention from where it primarily belongs, with Kelly's accusers.
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The party spent the weekend stamping out rumors that it's considering diverting resources away from Trump as his poll numbers plummet.
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Other people's family squabbles can be diverting to read about, if you like that sort of thing, until they are not.
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If he can soften the Democrats' approach to the Russia investigation, he just might succeed in diverting attention away from it.
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On Tuesday, it announced that it is diverting $3.6 billion from Defense Department projects toward the construction of the border wall.
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Ghosn had been charged with underreporting his future compensation and breach of trust in diverting Nissan money for his personal gain.
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Often, the most effective way to stop it flowing in harmful directions is not by damming it but by diverting it.
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More viewers now stream programming on smartphones or other devices, diverting the flow of advertising dollars away from traditional media companies.
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The risk is this: When brands try to draw attention to a cause, they often wind up diverting attention to themselves.
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And the superabundance of California wildfires only saps enforcement efforts by diverting National Forest Service personnel away from fighting illegal grows.
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The test also checks to ensure patients are taking their Suboxone, and aren't diverting the supply by selling it on the street.
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Economics. Burger King could wind up diverting customers from one product to another, a mishap that industry folks refer to as 'cannibalizing.'
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Airport officials for the most part accommodated the protests, temporarily closing security checkpoints and diverting traffic to make room for demonstrators. Gov.
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NYSE has also blasted the Bats proposal, saying that diverting trades away from closing auctions would add to volatility and distort prices.
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The attention given to egg freezing may be diverting employers from making changes that would keep talented, educated women in the pipeline.
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As part of their ongoing initiative, Kroger also shared their goal of diverting 90 percent of waste from the landfill by 2020.
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But it's diverting enough if you allow yourself to be drawn in and can banish the urge to play the comparison game.
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Indonesian state-owned coal miner Bukit Asam said it was diverting Philippine coal shipments to Hong Kong for the next three months.
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They are often late to the next class, but that's OK because they were successful at not diverting attention from their phone.
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The other problem with texting, of course, is that it's literally diverting a person's attention away from the primary task of driving.
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Sambo Dasuki, Mr Jonathan's national security adviser, has been charged with fraud and is accused of diverting $2.1bn from an arms fund.
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By diverting your incoming messages, scammers can easily complete the text-based two-factor authentication checks that protect your most sensitive accounts.
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It is still producing petcoke but diverting it to regions where it is not banned, its chairman Sanjiv Singh said on Tuesday.
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The act essentially would require us to become agents enforcing federal immigration law, diverting our time and resources away from public safety.
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" He blamed the Obama administration for diverting 2009 stimulus money to "social programs," noting "I haven't heard of anything that's been built.
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They carry an initially secret stash of more green pigs, a diverting and entertaining lot that is eagerly embraced in bird land.
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Similarly, higher corporate taxes result in lower wages and higher prices, again giving government the money but diverting blame to corporate management.
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And another opposition candidate, lawyer and lawmaker Cynthia Viteri, is diverting votes away from Lasso, meaning Moreno might just win on Sunday.
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London (CNN Business)Brexit is holding back innovation at Europe's carmakers by diverting attention from the big technological challenges facing the industry.
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Oh sure, some might also be diverting money to increasing capital expenditures, but I don't see a huge boost in those numbers.
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The Pentagon revealed Wednesday that it is diverting $3.6 billion from 127 Department of Defense construction projects to pay for the wall.
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Saudi Arabia forcibly disappeared a dissident princes by diverting his private plane to Riyadh so they could arrest him, a report says.
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So to finish the thought I started before I so rudely interrupted myself, the latest edition of "The Front Page" is … diverting.
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Diverting money from fossil fuels to energy efficiency would produce a net economic benefit for any state, using almost any policy mechanism.
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Hezbollah, which had focused resources on confronting Israel along Lebanon's southern border, has been diverting fighters and weapons to Syria for years.
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So here's a tidbit that may be diverting and even mildly comforting: The midterms have consistently been good for the stock market.
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Some senior advisers argued that it wasn't worth diverting resources from Iowa and New Hampshire, people familiar with the campaign's deliberations said.
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His vision of diverting water for agriculture contributed to the Reclamation Act of 28500 and the birth of the Bureau of Reclamation.
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But you might not realize just how diverting it can be, especially once you break out of your usual cycle of recommendations.
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I knew that the music, by Noel Gay — if not the lyrics, by L. Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber — would be diverting.
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Jet companies say they're diverting all the planes they can from California, the South and the Midwest to handle demand from Florida.
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Ms. Vestager first charged the company in 2015 with unfairly diverting online traffic from competitors to favor its own comparison shopping site.
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But of all the moves Krasner has made as DA, diverting gun possession cases away from prosecution has generated the most controversy.
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Mexico did this by deploying 25,85033 of its new National Guard to intercept migrants, diverting the Guard from its public security mission.
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Needing billions more for the project than Congress has been willing to appropriate, Trump has been diverting taxpayer funds from the military.
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Ghosn also claimed that Nissan's campaign against him is destroying the company and its reputation, and diverting the attention of top management.
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A federal judge in California blocked President Trump on Wednesday from diverting $3.6 billion from military projects to build the border wall.
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The social media site has been criticized for diverting traffic from traditional news publishers, despite insisting that it's not a media company.
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Since then, the White House has explored different ways of paying for the wall, such as diverting funds from military construction projects.
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They wrote that the policies were being applied in "confiscatory" ways, focusing on minor offenses and diverting resources from more serious ones.
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For now, diverting ride-sharing traffic to parking garages or side facilities seems to be a manageable solution more airports are considering.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometres (miles).
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Congress has raided the highway trust fund for decades, diverting money to projects that have nothing to do with roads and bridges.
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Eventually the pilot announced they were diverting to New Hampshire because they were running out of fuel, according to NBC New York.
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Absent a legislative remedy, a myriad of state tax codes will continue diverting capital and brainpower away from opportunities to create wealth.
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Sources also said Rick Perry's focus on nuclear energy may have played a role in diverting funds from renewables and efficiency programs.
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But he expressed no concern that diverting military construction money would delay projects benefiting the troops like base housing, schools and gyms.
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Our allies are worried about undermining the WTO and China diverting its subsidized stuff to their markets but our answer should be simple.
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Instead they appear to have chosen the path of hedging, minimizing, and diverting—and given the stakes, this was both tragic and immoral.
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The Kurdish-led militia has blamed a Turkish offensive in Afrin against it for diverting efforts away from the fight against the militants.
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The hard part is getting yourself used to the idea of automatically diverting a portion of your income to a long-term investment.
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Distracted by these events diverting the public's attention — and largely ignored by the main stream media — the Government Accountability Office (GAO) on Feb.
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In August, Trump accused the state of diverting water to the ocean, a claim that left fire experts and scientists scratching their heads.
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Aside from Singapore, all the places she visits wait until children are in their mid-teens before diverting some to less academic tracks.
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To him the war was unjust, diverting vast sums away from programs to alleviate the condition of the Negro poor in this country.
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The refugee crisis was a political godsend for him, diverting attention from domestic scandals and providing an opportunity to outflank a rising Jobbik.
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The two insurers asked the court to declare the clawback unconstitutional and bar the Puerto Rican government from diverting any more pledged money.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course over the Indian Ocean.
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To pay for the border wall, the Department of Defense is diverting billions of dollars from Pentagon programs, including two Navy shipbuilding projects.
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"We were diverting capital into share buybacks and into Saskatchewan," Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd Chief Executive Brian Schmidt told Reuters in an interview.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, trying to prevent them from rising in the days ahead, and diverting attention away from his sudden climb.
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When Animal Político, a website, accused the former governor of Veracruz of diverting millions of dollars to phantom companies, he fled from Mexico.
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After diverting the private jets of 140 global CEOs to Versailles on their way to Switzerland, Macron triumphantly declared France open for business.
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But international health organisations can distort domestic institutions, for example by setting up parallel programmes or by diverting health workers into pet projects.
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BlackBerry says Snap has used the company's intellectual property to compete with it in the messaging space, diverting users from BlackBerry toward Snapchat.
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An analysis of this sort wouldn't just notice that the tweet is a diversion, but also ask what it is diverting us from.
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States began diverting TANF funds to plug budget holes, leaving just one in every four TANF dollars for income support to struggling families.
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To get honest feedback from his subjects, Tyndall hopes to work with peer staffers to survey participants on whether they're diverting the drugs.
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Quiet Skies, like all government programs, uses government dollars, and some air marshals have questioned whether it's diverting resources from other potential threats.
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The agency must tackle this waste head-on by diverting funds from flawed animal experimentation to promising animal-free, human-relevant research methods.
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This raises the very diverting questions—which Michael Avenatti has titillated us about—of how many other women were shut up, and how?
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"People are enthusiastic about doing it, and it's the right thing, but it means we're diverting resources from something else," Dr. Jones said.
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That would to miss the point of this wanly diverting exercise, in which film noir dialogue is bleached to flat shades of gray.
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In Western Europe, nationalists have exploited public worries that immigrants are diluting "national identity" and diverting social welfare benefits from natives to newcomers.
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Diverting USPTO user fees is never justifiable, even when the USPTO is running a surplus, but it is not running a surplus now.
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In Atlanta, she says, "I definitely think closing the jail and diverting people from the system has to be a part of that."
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He is happily spinning news that Cruz is diverting advertising money to Rubio attack ads, away from Trump, into a sign of force.
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"Such allegations against Iran are aimed at diverting attentions from regional countries that were involved in the 9/11 attacks," that official said.
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It is about as diverting as having a porcelain sink broken over your head (one of the more amusing things that happens onscreen).
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The Bangladesh Bank heist involved diverting money held at accounts at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York into accounts in the Philippines.
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Still, for some developers, diverting their roadmap in search of Facebook-fueled growth was a transaction where the Platform's exchange rate suddenly spiked.
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State Senator Richard Ojeda said he hoped the bill would help with the state's opioid crisis by diverting money away from drug dealers.
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Najib Razak, has been accused of diverting $731 million from a state investment fund, 1MDB, that he supervised to his personal bank accounts.
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The Trump administration announced last week that it was diverting $200 million set aside for Palestinian aid in the West Bank and Gaza.
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We established that the Daily Beast is pivoting to video and diverting all of its 2020 resources towards covering Michael Avenatti's campaign. Yes.
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According to the nonprofit Zero Waste Alliance, that means diverting at least 90% of waste from landfills and incinerators by recycling and composting.
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Mr. Hook accused Iran's clerical government of diverting millions of dollars for medical supplies to buy items like electrical cable and tobacco products.
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CNN reported earlier this week that the Trump administration was considering diverting around $7.2 billion in additional Pentagon funding for border wall construction.
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Officials are diverting pregnant women likely to give birth before 32 weeks gestation to other facilities as they investigate, according to the statement.
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Already, he said, the government had stopped diverting the workers' pension contributions, as residents began filing their tax returns and payments in April.
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SWITCH: Chinese traders were also diverting money from steel to zinc on the Shanghai Futures Exchange after a hike in steel trading fees.
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The main plaintiff, the mutual fund company Fairholme Funds, argues that the government improperly seized private property when it started diverting the profits.
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Businesses are speeding up shipments and diverting trade and investment to avoid the impact of tariffs, providing a boon for his company's earnings.
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Usually they are, and there's nothing I can do about it, unless I want to risk diverting my flight by literally fighting them.
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And if this creates international conflict, that's actually a plus when it comes to diverting attention from collapsing health care and so on.
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But the current obsession with the collapse of civilization seems less like a diverting cultural trend and more like a collective panic attack.
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And we were critical of the Bush administration for its lack of postwar planning and for diverting resources to the war in Iraq.
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The U.S.-China trade war and its tariffs have hit some Asian economies as companies to scrambled to avoid duties, diverting trade flows.
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California and 15 other states sued, arguing that the move was an illegal way of diverting funds that Congress designated for other things.
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While "Abominable" is pleasant enough -- diverting for kids and not painful for adults -- even Everest doesn't fully measure up standing against that yardstick.
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But Snowmass lacked a central base village that was diverting enough to keep travelers entertained in the area during post-ski-lift hours.
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It's also possible that congressional Republicans will think "fundamentals" means diverting attention from Trump by reopening old fights from the Obama era. Rep.
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Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, or FGIC, sued Puerto Rico on Tuesday for diverting $164 million in revenue streams meant to pay the island's debt.
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Musk also tweeted the company was diverting resources to increasing battery production to help hurricane-hit Puerto Rico, where most residents remain without electricity.
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Reid could even be charged with obstruction of justice for "diverting the FBI's attention from real crimefighting to fighting a phantom crime," Napolitano said.
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Police Chief Steve Dye says he won&apost tolerate erroneous spending of money and resources or diverting resources from people who really need them.
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President Donald Trump's meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week may not be the only thing diverting eyes north of the border.
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The company is diverting its usual supply chain to start producing medical masks and clothing instead at its Shenzhen factory in China, Reuters reports.
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The Pentagon said Monday it was diverting $1 billion in funds toward construction of Donald Trump's long-promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It's possible they see a better use for the money and are diverting funds elsewhere, but there's not a lot of evidence for that.
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Still, the liberal media stick limpet-like to the Mueller probe, sapping the rising optimism and diverting resources from the work of the people.
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On Monday the state immediately suspended her nursing license, citing the allegations that Weberg "has allegedly admitted to diverting fentanyl and hydromorphone," PEOPLE confirms.
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Prosecutors in the state (now governed by Mr Anaya's party) are still pursuing Mr Duarte for allegedly diverting billions of pesos of public money.
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In the last couple years, the USDA said it hasn't really offered bonus foods to schools, instead diverting them to programs for the needy.
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It is currently pumping around 30,000 bpd to the small refinery in Kirkuk and diverting around 70,000 bpd to storage depots near the city.
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Patients spending time and money on alternative therapies may be missing an important treatment window and diverting limited resources away from effective medical care.
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In their final phase of development, an insect can change the size of certain body parts by diverting resources to specific areas, explained Durrant.
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Sometimes we only say a few words to one another on the train before diverting our attention to our books or magazines or emails.
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Protest organizers said they had blocked five high profile locations in London overall, clogging some of London's major arterial roads and diverting bus routes.
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The left would have a policy that redistributes wealth by funding UBI through a more progressive tax scheme or the diverting of capital income.
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By diverting taxpayer funds from public to private schools, we are taking away parents' and students' choice to go to a quality public school.
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He has been charged by Indian investigators with diverting money from one of those loans into other assets and businesses and misleading his creditors.
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"If the Congress does succeed in diverting this money away, it'll actually reduce military preparedness because it'll hit the military construction money," he said.
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He said that the company had been diverting some of its logs to nearby Port Napier, but that had caused additional cost and delays.
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President Donald Trump offered his opinion in a Sunday night tweet, writing that "bad environmental laws" have been diverting water away from firefighting efforts.
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The Treasury Department will likely be able to stave off a potential default on U.S. debt by diverting and delaying internal payments until March.
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I don't mean to be nasty when I say that the show might be diverting, with drinks and tapas, in a Santa Fe cabaret.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course, out over the Indian Ocean.
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When so much energy and budget go to keeping regulators off your back, it's hard to justify diverting resources to a completely unrelated issue.
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Judging by comments on social media, many of those who tuned in found Mr. Bone to be the most diverting thing about the debate.
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Heman Chong, the subject of the most recent installment, shares a diverting monologue about how his routine for writing affects the art he creates.
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But farmers, he said, often don't focus on the long-term damage caused by their crops, which erode the soil, polluting and diverting rivers.
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The White House was considering diverting relief money from storm- and fire-ravaged Puerto Rico, Florida, Texas and California to pay for a wall.
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In "Useful Phrases for Immigrants," Chai has a more defined authorial interest, but however diverting her best stories are, ultimately the book feels insubstantial.
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His platform includes reducing mass incarceration, diverting mentally ill and drug addicted offenders away from prison, being tougher on police misconduct and closing jails.
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"It's diverting donor money that could be used to wage the midterm election battle or store resources for Trump's re-election," Mr. Eberhart said.
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The ban has caused upheaval in the global trade in e-waste, diverting huge amounts to smaller nations ill equipped to handle the overflow.
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Mayors and governors began diverting their budgets away from the M.T.A. and toward other priorities, then blamed one another for the problems that followed.
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People living in desperate poverty have watched kleptocrats enrich themselves by selling off natural resources and diverting funds away from those in greatest need.
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Diverting huge proportions of GDP to individuals would ultimately funnel money away from systems and programs that poorer people depend on, the NEF said.
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"Sometimes he would go on search missions for them, diverting course when he thought he saw some speck on the horizon," Mr. McLendon said.
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In this case, Elliott is diverting from the standard activist investor playbook, which is to lay out a critique of many of Twitter's moves.
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But he proposed protecting Pentagon spending by diverting billions of dollars to a special war account that does not count against those budget caps.
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Again, either Mr. Trump doesn't understand the seriousness of this or he is, as he is wont to do, diverting attention from this issue.
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Multiple scientific reports have concluded that diverting those waters could threaten water birds and killer whales, harm commercial fisheries and promote toxic algal blooms.
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Mr. Najib, once Mr. Mahathir's protégé, stands accused of diverting $731 million from a state investment fund he controlled into his own bank accounts.
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Also as usual, it's stuffed with name actors who seem to be having a good time, which can be diverting when you're not cringing.
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A diverting revival of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's classic, four-letter hymn to obsessive ink-stained wretches from 1928, directed by Jack O'Brien.
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Surveillance is never going to be a solution to the problems societies face and is largely a distraction, diverting money away from alternative solutions.
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Drawing a hard line might mean alerting the captain, diverting the flight or at least having the police waiting upon landing to file charges.
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Amazon is doing something similar in the retail industry, diverting business away from local retailers and sucking cash into its corporate headquarters in Seattle.
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Democrats are so confident in Clinton's ultimate victory that they are diverting money and resources toward electing congressional Democrats to help enact her agenda.
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Their plan to save Eleven via diverting the attention of the demo-dogs is a good one; remember how the lab was riddled with demos?
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And if China imports soybeans from producers in Brazil or Argentina, the U.S. may end up diverting its production to those southern countries, analysts said.
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As EnergyWire reports, it has imposed a de facto moratorium on new wind-power developments, diverting billions of dollars of investment away from the state.
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This was a four-hour journey, with roughly an hour and a half spent on the ground in Akron after diverting near Columbus, he said.
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One idea being considered was diverting some of the $13.9 billion allocated to the Army Corps of Engineers after last year's deadly hurricanes and floods.
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To save her life, doctors had put on her Levophed — a drug that regulates blood pressure, diverting blood from the body's limbs to major organs.
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He left the party and founded his own because he thought the seemingly endless debate over independence was diverting attention from more pressing economic issues.
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Just a few months before Smisek's resignation, United made headlines for diverting a flight in order to kick an autistic child off of a flight.
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Keeping that video more grounded allowed the Pixel's camera abilities to flourish, diverting attention to John Legend's music over the "shot on a smartphone" schtick.
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"I cannot make money with current prices, so I am diverting my business and doing some niche products like pulverized coal now," the trader said.
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But careful management would be expensive, and such introductions would often carry increased risks and uncertainties while potentially diverting resources from other urgent conservation efforts.
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In a recent paper, scientists say this was most aggressive instance of "river piracy" — one river capturing and diverting the flow of another — on record.
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Last week Okeyo was banned and fined $50,000 after being found guilty of diverting thousands of dollars of Nike sponsorship payments for his personal use.
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The press can't just point out that a Trump tweet is a diversionary tactic, but also has to ask what it is diverting us from.
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On top of diverting money away from the public system, vouchers typically don't achieve their goal of providing low-income students with better academic outcomes.
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However, police complained in a motion seen by Reuters that overseeing Lula's imprisonment was diverting significant time and resources, as well as inconveniencing city residents.
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As a result of the Penn Station work, certain New Jersey Transit and Long Island Rail Road trains are diverting to other terminals outside Manhattan.
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"Obviously there is no question of diverting what is a state of emergency to fight terrorism ... in any way whatsoever," government spokesman Christophe Castaner said.
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This time, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested dozens of bigwigs, including a former national security chief accused of diverting $2.2 billion.
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That way, this will all have been a diverting fantasy: Trump's weakness will be his undoing and show him to be an Oedipus, a Phèdre.
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But if that happens, then lawmakers need to ensure that money stays with the local school district instead of diverting it to other purposes statewide.
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Here in Trumpland, these exchanges will come to build their own momentum, diverting democracy to their own course, just as they did in the past.
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Bean, since her son's death, has created a non-profit organization aimed at diverting young people at risk into sports, therapy or job-interview training.
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NYSE, the top exchange operator by market share, said diverting trades away from closing auctions would add to volatility and result in less accurate pricing.
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Rather than diverting resources from the Access to Justice Office, the Department of Justice should be redoubling its efforts to protect our right to counsel.
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Since then, this number has exponentially increased, further diverting our attention and further underscoring the importance of the press, the gatekeepers of the First Amendment.
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Filters that examine where messages originate from, notice unusual patterns, and spot key phrases have improved to be mostly effective at diverting unwanted typed messages.
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The Houthis had shunned any attempts to negotiate and were diverting or extorting the aid that the international community was trying to inject via Hodeidah.
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Upper management at the SBA has knowingly and intentionally cheated legitimate small businesses out of billions by diverting federal small business contracts to corporate giants.
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The Mexican government moved boldly to implement the agreement, bolstering its migration agency and diverting security forces to address migration rather than serious violent crime.
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Tuscan officials there are constructing 26-foot-high embankments around four artificial retention basins, capable of diverting water from the Arno if it floods again.
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NYSE and Nasdaq have said diverting trades away from closing auctions would fragment the process, creating volatility and resulting in less accurate pricing for securities.
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"It is about as diverting as having a porcelain sink broken over your head (one of the more amusing things that happens onscreen)," he writes.
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Prosecutors in New York City have sharply cut incarceration rates in part by diverting drug offenders from prison after state changes encouraged paths to treatment.
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"If his argument in these tweets is 'Stop diverting water to the Pacific and use it to fight the fires,' it's nonsensical," Gleick told CNN.
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TIM BREWER, LOS ANGELES To the Editor: Some suggest that President Trump is diverting us from bad economic news by his preposterous claim of treason.
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In the interim, the Pentagon has taken the first steps to begin diverting money from other Defense Department funds toward constructing fencing at the border.
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Poland claims is that its supply security is infringed by Russia diverting huge volumes directly into Germany, away from traditional routes via Ukraine and Poland.
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With tax and fees, the bill was about $210, still a good value provided the ship was clean, the food edible, the resort amenities diverting.
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Diverting 30 minutes north to Bois de Belle-Rivière, I took a final one-and-a-half-mile spin on yet another frozen forest path.
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In the coming months, city officials say they will be diverting the flow to a nearby swimming pool to speed up queues and manage congestion.
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Others, like Mashable, are diverting resources to increasing their audience on Facebook, hoping that enough money — through revenue-sharing arrangements with the company — will follow.
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Last September, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper authorized diverting $3.6 billion in the construction funds for 11 wall projects on the southern border with Mexico.
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As for steel and aluminum tariffs, in addition to raising costs all around, it only ended up raising costs for producers and diverting trade flows.
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In her criminal justice plan, Warren called for diverting people with drug addictions from prison to treatment, and backed needle exchanges and supervised consumption sites.
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Some may ask why anyone would care about diverting those accused of nonviolent offenses and the mentally ill from Michigan's jails in the first place.
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Many Democrats and most veterans organizations have opposed such policies, arguing that diverting funds from V.A. hospitals and clinics will damage care for needy veterans.
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Instead, there is a level of whimsy and spectacle that, while diverting, bears little resemblance to the borderline feral conditions that exist in our country.
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Aaron Schock is demanding the dismissal of a 24-count criminal indictment charging him with diverting government funds and campaign accounts for his personal use.
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A few years later, Akron started the state's first mental health court, with the goal of diverting defendants with mental illness from incarceration into treatment.
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Isle of Dogs, writer-director Wes Anderson's second fully stop-motion-animated offering (after 2009's Fantastic Mr. Fox), is a diverting, if lightweight, concoction.
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So far, Clinton's campaign and the DNC have begun diverting money to coordinated campaigns in Florida, Wisconsin, Nevada, Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and North Carolina.
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This commentary is diverting, but hardly offers a new experience for British viewers, most of whom sat through history lessons where such documentaries flickered from projectors.
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China is a vital market for Russian raw materials: Rosneft, Russia's national oil company, depends on Chinese financing and is increasingly diverting its oil to China.
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Black patients who were sicker were given equal risk scores to white people who were healthier, diverting health care resources away from Black patients in need.
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Governors can be a big help to presidential candidates, by rallying voters and, if they are unscrupulous, by diverting money from the state to their parties.
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Depending on available resources, that could mean scrambling a C-130 aircraft or helicopter, sometimes even diverting airspace from nearby airports — all for a bad joke.
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Basically, what you find is that self-publishing is displacing the usual mass-market stuff, but it's not diverting our consumption away from the elevated stuff.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles out over the Indian Ocean.
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Why it matters: Carmakers are tearing apart their traditional businesses — exiting underperforming markets, closing factories and laying off workers — while diverting investment into future mobility technologies.
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A canal roughly the width of the highway itself rims the Tamiami's north-facing side, catching freshwater and diverting it east, to aquifers along the coast.
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Lennon thinks that shift is still a few years out; buying further into social media marketing means diverting money away from stodgier, more traditional advertising venues.
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She'll be eager to implement Trump's massive voucher program, diverting billions from federal education spending to private (and sometimes religious, sometimes for-profit, sometimes virtual) schools.
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That being said, a one-off success of the CRA to tamp down the onslaught of regulation may risk diverting lawmakers' attention from its overall failure.
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The action, if that is not too flattering a noun for the march-past of mildly diverting episodes to which we are treated, begins in 1887.
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The arrangement involved skimming off billions of dollars from an oil boom and diverting the money to the Workers' Party and its coalition partners in Congress.
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In DOD's response, the agency said the Army and Navy "have been able to address these emerging requirements without diverting funds" not intended for PFAS cleanup.
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Polis said that diverting funds would have a direct impact on military preparedness because it would mean less money for the state's special unit training center.
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But, he added, "it is about as diverting as having a porcelain sink broken over your head (one of the more amusing things that happens onscreen)."
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The Salvation Army said in a statement to CNBC that it was "saddened" to learn that a corporate partner was diverting its funding to other organizations.
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"Perhaps from the success he has had sleazily diverting money other people had donated to charity into paying off his business obligations," the paper's editors said.
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"Diverting attention with a political persecution from the dullest, most inept and corrupt government doesn't achieve anything for the people," he said in a Twitter post.
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Mine workers' unions have successfully managed to wheedle Congress into diverting abandoned mine funds to their benefits programs and have recently sought to divert even more.
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A diverting entertainment might have been made about the rivalry between these two muscle-bound paladins — a bromance or a buddy comedy, an album of duets.
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And those concerned about the direction of the company worry that it's diverting all its figurative eggs into the iPhone basket to fuel revenue and profit.
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Lots of dead, beautifully rendered space between moderately diverting driving tasks, wrapped in one of the dumbest stories I have ever encountered in a video game.
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Cities have adopted a more lenient approach to drug offenses in particular, diverting many low-level drug offenders to probation or treatment rather than to jail.
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The doctors have been charged with submitting false claims to Medicare, Medicaid and Blue Cross Blue Shield and diverting the proceeds to themselves, the indictment said.
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Riyadh has said it wants to be self-sufficient in producing nuclear fuel and that it is not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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The United States could redirect some of the goods it sells to other countries to China instead, for instance diverting soybeans headed to Europe to China.
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Their response — diverting brown rice to replace the white rice normally distributed to residents in need — prevented thousands of cases of diabetes and untold human suffering.
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American prosecutors have accused Mr. Najib, 22015, of diverting into his personal bank account $731 million from the state investment fund, which he supervised for years.
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He also said he believes the public's fear of the coronavirus could backfire by potentially diverting too many resources away from some with pressing medical needs.
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The mayor is diverting public funds for a cathedral while proffering a large dowry to marry his 11-year-old daughter to a baron's contemptible son.
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Erdogan, in a speech in Ankara, also said Turkey was diverting to the Chinese market to overcome what he said were "subjective evaluations" from ratings agencies.
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In September, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper authorized diverting of $3.6 billion in military construction funds for 11 wall projects on the southern border with Mexico.
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But most Detroit automakers are ridding their lineups of sedans and diverting investment to S.U.V.s and crossovers, not to mention electric vehicles and self-driving tech.
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Much of Lydia Tenaglia's diverting documentary, "Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent," about one of America's first celebrity chef-restaurateurs, is framed as a battle against vulgarity.
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Her famous leopard-print heels have long been a form of camouflage, usefully diverting attention when she has unpalatable things to say (which isn't very often).
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But this drama has damaged relations between civilian leadership and the military they lead — while, in some experts' minds, diverting attention away from what's most important.
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Companies are already dealing with real and perceived threats: last year's tariffs are already diverting around $165 billion of trade per year, according to one study.
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Track your spending to see the full results at the end of the year and consider diverting your savings into a "sinking" fund for future expenses.
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The White House has since tapped a number of federal spending accounts meant for disaster recovery and military construction projects, diverting that funding to his wall.
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" But he said the wall should be funded by the Department of Homeland Security "rather than diverting critical military resources that are needed and in law.
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The Port Authority does not have that power, so it makes up the difference by diverting money from its more lucrative operations — airports, bridges and tunnels.
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"In terms of diverting car traffic, this is something that I'd work with transit experts and evaluate data," said Mailman, who works for another Council member.
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The strike group was supposed to be doing exercises near Australia, but the administration was diverting it in anticipation of a possible North Korean missile test.
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But even with interest from NASA, last summer Musk announced that SpaceX had abandoned the concept, diverting resources into what the company describes as multipurpose interplanetary spacecraft.
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The move comes after an especially embarrassing year of drunken passengers being rowdy, abusing other passengers, stripping, openly having sex, and ultimately diverting flights to unplanned destinations.
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Analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have switched off its transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometers out over the Indian Ocean.
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Rosa Elena Bonilla was found guilty of diverting some 18.3 million Honduran lempiras ($779,000) in public funds plus international donations that were originally earmarked for social programs.
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I, The Woke Gamer, ended up diverting the power back to the corporation, depriving the dissenters, and believing it was the least worst decision for everyone involved.
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Major Apple manufacturer Foxconn is diverting part of its production line to make medical masks and clothing, rather than the usual iPhone parts, in its Shenzhen facility.
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The rationale for their behaviour (diverting a predator, say, or tempting a mate) is "free-floating"—implicit in the creatures' design but not represented in their minds.
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It suspended dividends in 2016, diverting cash to pay down debt which had peaked for the construction of its Gladstone LNG project just as oil prices collapsed.
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"These findings raise questions about the wisdom of diverting law enforcement resources to attend to a problem that does not appear to exist," the researchers drily noted.
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The company expects to invest billions of dollars in the coming years to add clinics and services, largely financed by diverting funds away from other planned investments.
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Mr. Mohammed and his son, Bello Abba Mohammed, were charged with diverting funds meant for the procurement of arms through the office of the National Security Adviser.
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"We have spent almost a decade refining the LifeCycle process and we now have a viable option for diverting hygiene waste products away from landfill," Tydeman added.
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St. Geneviève is credited with saving Paris through group prayer by diverting Attila, king of the Huns, from the city in 2000 CE. Their whereabouts are unknown.
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The highway patrol had been diverting traffic off I-95, and both northbound and southbound directions were closed, said Officer Christian Hancock of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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Much of that offset came from diverting manure from festering lagoons — where it releases methane and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere — into compost, a one-time benefit.
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They attributed the increase to the U.S. analysis that ISIS is diverting more fighters to Libya from Syria -- and from Turkey when they cannot get into Syria.
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By picking up and dropping off multiple groups of people at once, Uber avoids diverting from a city's main streets, and passes on some of the savings.
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But Mr. Taylor's view quickly changed and he testified that "the Giuliani factor" affected Mr. Volker, diverting his focus away from the most important issues involving Ukraine.
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Border checks and tariffs will disrupt supply chains for businesses in the U.K., which are already diverting resources into stockpiling goods or moving out of the country.
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Before the suspension was lifted, Naji Sarhan, the deputy housing minister in Gaza, had denied that Hamas was diverting cement and other materials meant for residential reconstruction.
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Further, while diverting America's resources and attention, Beijing successfully positioned itself as a reliable good-faith negotiating partner in the eyes of one U.S. administration after another.
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China, which produces half of the world's steel, as well as Russia have responded by diverting more of their output to markets like Europe, sending prices plummeting.
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In subsequent decades, many large pharmaceutical companies turned away from nature as a source of antibiotics, diverting resources to the promising new field of synthetic drug development.
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The Trump administration is diverting millions of dollars from federal disaster relief funds so it can be used for immigration enforcement, NBC News and CNN reported Tuesday.
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Health-care costs in the United States continue to soar, cutting into workers' take-home pay, hampering business competitiveness and unnecessarily diverting wealth into non-productive uses.
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Peacekeeping forces often lumber along for years without clear goals or exit plans, crowding out governments, diverting attention from deeper socioeconomic problems and costing billions of dollars.
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China has offered to buy more U.S. semiconductors by diverting some purchases from South Korea and Taiwan, the Financial Times reported, citing people briefed on the negotiations.
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Prosecutors said the defendants defrauded Black Elk's bondholders out of $50 million by diverting the proceeds of asset sales to Platinum ahead of Black Elk's 2015 bankruptcy.
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Diverting limited research dollars away from basic neuroscience will not lead to more rapid treatments; it will have the opposite effect and slow the search for cures.
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But their plan does not provide specifics, and tax experts say it will be difficult to restrict high-income individuals from diverting income through a pass-through.
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Nineteen states are going to court to stop the Trump administration from diverting billions of dollars from the military toward a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump is paying for the wall with a combination of US taxpayer money Congress has allocated to the project and funding he is diverting from the military.
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The tenor of that tale is political, and it will be interesting to see how "Knives Out," sumptuous and diverting as it is, plays in the heartland.
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All this requires co-ordination between different levels of government, individuals and companies, not least to prevent one man's levee from diverting water to a defenceless neighbour.
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And poultry processors should be addressing that risk as soon as possible, doing things like increased testing, diverting raw products to cooking, and, if necessary, changing suppliers.
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The latest, brought in 2010, sought $100 million in damages and accused the airport's director of deliberately diverting air traffic over his property out of personal animus.
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So I think they are diverting away from the main issue and trying to create an alternative reality, really," Deborah Peters said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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" He added that funding for wall construction "must come through the Department of Homeland Security rather than diverting critical military resources that are needed and in law.
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Seven Senate Democrats, including four announced or possible presidential candidates, immediately introduced legislation intended to block Mr. Trump from diverting money from disaster relief for the wall.
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The Trump administration is considering diverting $13.9 billion allocated last year for areas damaged by hurricanes and wildfires to pay for a wall on the southwestern border.
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Ghosn has been charged with breach of trust in having Nissan shoulder his personal investment losses, and diverting payments in Saudi Arabia and Oman for personal gain.
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And diverting complex crimes like online fraud to national bodies staffed by specialists would take pressure off regular bobbies and help them to get back on the streets.
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Company officials have told CNBC that they are diverting production to other markets, while also trying to boost sales in the U.S., to avoid any cutbacks at Spartanburg.
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Siemens, which has repeatedly insisted it was not aware the turbines were destined for Crimea, said it would press criminal charges against those responsible for diverting the turbines.
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Some fear that NASA will end up diverting funds from its other programs, which include robotic exploration missions, Earth science and climate studies and other important scientific research.
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Over his decades in the spotlight, DiCaprio has employed a plethora of disguise tactics ranging from the subtle and low profile to the extremely ineffective at diverting attention.
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At the same time, Trump is pushing ahead with building portions of a U.S.-Mexico border barrier with money he is diverting from other purposes without lawmakers' approval.
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In 1986, Giannulli started his label Mossimo — actually diverting his parents' college tuition checks (for the University of Southern Calfornia) as start-up capital for his fashion venture.
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Fisher and Wilson say that Waukesha should treat the water to get the radium contamination out, which is more cost effective than diverting it from the Great Lakes.
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Although you talk of Scotland breaking with its main trading partner (England), it would have little difficulty diverting its exports to a single market of over 2012m people.
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Maduro surprised many by maintaining debt service after the 2014 crash in oil prices, diverting hard currency away from imports of food and medicine toward Wall St. investors.
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"If there is no coal it may hamper our ability going forward, but to avoid it being hampered we are diverting coal from other power stations," Phasiwe said.
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And he is one of about a dozen House Republicans to vote against Trump's emergency declaration diverting billions of dollars away from military construction projects towards the wall.
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In the days before the vote, they randomly distributed fliers containing data from audit reports on municipal spending that involved over-invoicing, fake receipts, diverting resources, and fraud.
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Since small bathrooms can lead to big smells and moisture, they opted for a urine-diverting composting toilet with an internal fan to curb both of these problems.
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In 2013, Yazlovsky pled guilty to tax fraud for diverting $2.7 million in funding from Russia to a personal offshore account over the course of nearly a decade.
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Starbucks is not the only chain diverting us from our beach time: Dunkin' Donuts will launch its own lineup of fall-inspired foods and beverages on August 28.
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The result is hopelessly vague, diverting attention from dirty money to smear legitimate businesses, argues Maya Forstater of the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank in Washington.
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These steps range from diverting the excess flows to water storage sites to keeping close watch on dam levels, although the latter are not yet cause for alarm.
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The revival of this program will only diminish security by diverting resources and the attention of agents away from investigations in favor of conducting redundant and unnecessary interviews.
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Late last year, Iraq began diverting output from Kirkuk oilfields to local refineries to boost fuel production and help free up more oil for exports from southern oilfields.
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Sewage filled a pond in a nearby golf course until the pump to the crushed pipe was shut down, diverting the untreated water directly into the Flint River.
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The goal is supposed to be important enough as a long-term investment in the greater good, economically and otherwise, to be worth diverting resources from other uses.
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Diverting funds to the project will "undermine U.S. national security and foreign policy interests," the 58 ex-officials wrote in the letter, first reported by the Washington Post.
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Identified only as "RTD", he has been under investigation in Brazil for money-laundering and diverting more than 14 million euros ($15 million) to political parties, it said.
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God bless this cast; they try their best to have fun with the basic script they're given, but doesn't make up for things as the flick keeps diverting.
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The airline said it was grateful for the crew's response in separating the mother and her daughter from Mr. Cholewinski-Boyd, requesting law enforcement and diverting the aircraft.
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State companies have also been diverting supplies from the south to north via pipeline grids, as well as turning to long-haul transport by trailers to increase supplies.
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The concept of diverting those arrested for possession offenses to a treatment alternative is widely accepted by Mayors and District Attorney candidates on both sides of the aisle.
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I see the need to upgrade decades-old pumps, but Brown's plan is essentially still the old model of diverting water from rivers to deliver it to farmers.
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With that in mind, we fail to see how diverting $450 million away from efforts to rebuild military readiness is in the department or the taxpayers' best interests.
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Javier Duarte, from the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, is being investigated for diverting public funds, among other charges, federal prosecutor Jose Guadalupe Medina told reporters late on Wednesday.
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"We appreciate the governor's gesture in terms of diverting his salary to public education until a solution comes about for fully funding public education in Nevada," he said.
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If IGTV views were surpassing those of YouTube, creators would flock to it, but so far view counts are uninspiring and not worth diverting creative attention, Neistat says.
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"I didn't know a single thing about baking before I started," says Grace Yang, 29, momentarily diverting her attention from an electric mixer churning hot dog bun dough.
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Tech shares had come under pressure as 21 firms sought subscriptions from investors for their initial public offerings on China's new tech-heavy STAR Market, diverting market funds.
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But free market fundamentalists hate the bank, arguing that it unfairly subsidizes one sector, thus diverting resources by government fiat from other enterprises that might be more deserving.
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But large parts of rural and suburban America — overwhelmed by the heroin epidemic and concerned about the safety of diverting people from prison — have gone the opposite direction.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposed a ban on motorcycles (she didn't), and that House speaker Nancy Pelosi was diverting Social Security funding for the Trump impeachment inquiry (she wasn't).
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Commercial flights operate out of the east as well, but diverting jet fuel from them would be politically difficult because they are vital for medical care and business.
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Commercial flights operate out of the east as well, but diverting jet fuel from them would be politically difficult because they are vital for medical care and business.
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And then, nothing to do with kohlrabi and venison, you could watch and listen to some highlights from Jackie Hoffman's performance in Lincoln Center's "American Songbook" series. Diverting!
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What if there were a way to reduce delays by diverting cargo and transporting it by boat across the Long Island Sound — a sort of marine highway — instead?
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They end up making more money diverting that cane from sugar to ethanol even if they have to pay a fee and that justifies the washouts, he added.
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I'm thinking of the jokes and sharp comments, which especially when directed at outsiders, often seem aimed at diverting attention from (or reflecting) some underexplored sense of angst.
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He has put the blame on Democrats for the administration diverting military money, arguing they made it necessary by not reaching a border funding compromise with the president.
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Still, the movie's moderately diverting, and the veteran actor Jim O'Heir is funny as another client of Ray's who requests a kidnapping as a means of eating healthier.
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Thornberry also recently cautioned against diverting resources from the military and has long expressed concerns about the lasting impact that years of budget cuts will have on readiness.
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None of these are especially funny on their own, but he picks them up and dispenses with them so quickly that they do take on a diverting momentum.
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In Melbourne, close to 1.13,000 people took to the streets, spurning calls from police and the state's center-left leader, Daniel Andrews, not to risk diverting emergency resources.
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The state legislature quickly passed a law directing the escrow fund out from under Cooper's control and diverting it to the public school districts in the pipeline's path.
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Hit men, henchmen, bagmen — they all wander in and out of a highly diverting book that crackles with life and vividness, even as it sometimes loses the plot.
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News reports have linked the three men to allegedly illegally diverting billions of pesos in public funds during the previous government led by then-President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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The airport went through several phases of diverting its ride-sharing traffic to a mixed-use parking garage, which was about a five minute walk from the terminals.
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And while the Democratic Party essentially gave up on the race two months before Election Day, diverting money elsewhere, that didn't fully explain the size of Portman's victory.
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It's all quite diverting, even if Ryan sometimes seems more interested in describing her characters' clothing than their inner lives (skirt-swishing Venetia is a veritable Carmen Miranda).
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Secretary of Defense Mark Esper authorized diverting the initial $3.6 billion in military construction funds for 11 wall projects on the southern border with Mexico earlier this month.
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Increased demand put a strain on drought-stricken farmers in the Chilean province of Petorca, who resorted to overpumping groundwater and diverting water from emptying rivers, he said.
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It makes sense that in a hyperstimulating world, what at first seems captivating now feels less so; what was once mildly diverting may now be flat-out dull.
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Diverting and tapping water from streams and springs, exhausting underground aquifers, and overloading watersheds with pesticides, rodenticides, and fertilizers are other ways that illegal grows decimate the environment.
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By diverting attention to their clothing, they're shifting the focus away from their (alleged) crimes and onto their exterior selves, their taste, and their access to money and luxury.
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"It is not a coincidence that our president Erdogan was the main topic of the debate," he said, suggesting they were simply diverting attention from more serious political problems.
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The way that he defuses conflicts before they become dangerous, by diverting attention to himself, without the rest of the crew even realising what he is doing, is fascinating.
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One quick solution is to "focus on an imaginary scenario, which is unimportant but has a story, thereby diverting your attention," sleep expert Dr. Neil Stanley told Good Housekeeping.
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras – Prosecutors in Honduras are accusing politicians and officials of diverting $11.7 million in government funds to political parties, including the 2013 campaign of President Juan Orlando Hernandez.
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But Jackie Miller, an Australian tourist from Sydney, visiting Trafalgar Square with her two daughters, said she saw the protest's main effect as diverting police power from other areas.
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But it has also been savvy in diverting the attention of celebrities and the media from Twitter, offering them cash to participate and a larger audience for their videos.
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Ever since the first pioneers arrived in 1847, humans have been diverting more and more water from the rivers and streams that would otherwise feed the Great Salt Lake.
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Some of the victims have had to resort to using pen-and-paper and diverting emergency services to other hospitals while they try to regain control of their systems.
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"Instead of going to development fund of the city instead it will go back to the PILOT district, diverting money to a small part of the city," says LeRoy.
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A court-ordered forensic audit of Amrapali released in May said the firm defrauded its customers out of around 35 billion rupees ($507.88 million) by diverting home buyers' funds.
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Critics of the initiative also warn that diverting funds toward free tuition could come at the expense of other operations on campus, including hiring and retaining faculty and administrators.
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The lawsuit accuses six opioid manufacturers; the Sackler family, which owns Purdue Pharma, and four prescription drug distributors of using false and deceptive marketing practices and unlawfully diverting drugs.
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In 2002, she was suspended for a year after she admitted to diverting Demerol from a nursing home where she worked for her personal use, according to the records.
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" The emergency management office in Orange County, Texas, told CNN: "We are currently diverting traffic off Interstate 10 to prepare for the eventual and likely shutdown of the interstate.
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Whether you're using your car's built-in navigation system or a smartphone app like Waze, these screens are notorious for diverting your attention and forcing you to look away.
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Analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometers out over the Indian Ocean.
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But it can also mean vouchers, which are generally opposed by the center-left for diverting taxpayer dollars to private schools that may be religious, virtual, or for-profit.
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In a sign that buying more planes and implementing flexible rules will not be easy, some Iranian hardliners have criticized the Airbus deal for diverting cash from bigger priorities.
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However, the rating also reflects steps the company has made to reverse operational declines and reduce leverage, through diverting FCF towards debt paydown and suspending dividends and share buybacks.
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Security guard was shot before mass shooting Authorities said last week that security guard Jesus Campos had approached Paddock's room as the shooting was underway, diverting the gunman's attention.
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The state's share of costs has already cost more than twice what was projected, diverting millions of dollars away education, public safety, and even services for the truly needy.
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However, the ratings also reflect steps the company has made to reverse operational declines and reduce leverage, through diverting FCF towards debt paydown and suspending dividends and share buybacks.
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He has similarly blamed the fires on the state's decisions to let water flow out to the Pacific Ocean instead of diverting it to storage, farms or other uses.
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"The government's actions are further diverting Turkey from its European path," European lawmakers said in the resolution, which passed with 2677 votes in favor, 272 against and 107 abstentions.
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While early prospectors worked manually with pans and other tools, as more men arrived, miners took to diverting entire rivers and using hydraulic jets to speed up their excavations.
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"The members of the Security Council further regretted that the DPRK is diverting resources to the pursuit of ballistic missiles while DPRK citizens have great unmet needs," it said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Amnesty International accused the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday of diverting arms supplied by Western and other states to "unaccountable militias accused of war crimes" in Yemen.
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A Larnaca court on Wednesday remanded Mustafa in custody on suspicion of hijacking an EgyptAir aircraft with a fake suicide belt and diverting it to the east Mediterranean island.
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Biden smiled at the question and spoke about addressing institutional segregation and making sure young children "hear words," before diverting to address a previous question about relations with Venezuela.
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Malaysia: The first of multiple corruption trials is underway for Najib Razak, the former prime minister who is accused of diverting $4.5 billion from a state-owned investment fund.
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They insisted on clear, written directions from the federal government, according to the letter, and worried about diverting health-care resources during flu season, when hospitals were already stretched.
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She took the PATH system to Hoboken Terminal to catch that train, as she has done since New Jersey Transit started diverting Morris & Essex trains there on July 10.
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Here's the loyal kid, helping out his father-in-law yet avoiding the limelight, and diverting his talents from a lucrative, complex real estate empire to serve his country.
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It is true that single-payer bureaucracies cost less than what the U.S. now spends, but they still spend way too much on bureaucracy — diverting that money from care.
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So Ms. Klobuchar's campaign began diverting her to New Hampshire after nearly every debate; she did a 10-county tour in 36 hours after the November debate in Atlanta.
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After twin hurricanes devastated Mexico's Pacific and Gulf Coasts in 2013, critics accused the governor of the worst-hit state, Guerrero, of diverting aid to groups closest to him.
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Mr. Trump's attack on the media for publishing leaks from the F.B.I. and domestic intelligence agencies succeeded for a few days in diverting public attention from his Russian connections.
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By telling those lies, and diverting the agency's resources to serve their own personal ends of inflicting massive four-day gridlock on Fort Lee, Kelly and Baroni committed fraud.
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That would entail a risk that the government could arrest and charge the person with the money laundering if there is evidence of involvement in diverting funds from 1MDB.
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The SDF, which was instrumental in the fight against ISIS in Syria, said it was diverting fighters from ISIS fronts to repel the Turkish offensive, prompting a Turkish outcry.
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Some fear that Facebook&aposs constantly-changing newsfeed algorithm is diverting customer trust and brand loyalty, and that their narrow targeting criteria is causing viable customers to be lost.
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The Malaysian government has accused Goldman Sachs and some of its bankers of misleading investors about three bond sales for 1MDB and fraudulently diverting billions worth of the proceeds.
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It's about diverting your eyes from Netflix or Hulu or YouTube or Twitter or Amazon, and instead giving your full attention, that hot but finite commodity, back to Facebook.
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In theory, diverting traffic seems like a viable solution to airports' age-old congestion problem, which has only worsened as more and more travelers rely on ride-sharing apps.
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The automaker will be taking food waste from the fast food giant, diverting it from a landfill to its laboratory, where it will be engineered into bioplastics, Ford said.
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Washington (CNN)The US Department of Defense is diverting an estimated $24000 billion in military construction funds to help build President Donald Trump's wall on the US-Mexico border.
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Soko Moussa Shaha Ali and an accomplice were arrested for hijacking an Afriqiyah Airlines Airbus 320 just before Christmas in 2016, diverting it from its Libyan destination to Malta.
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But he also may have been consciously diverting attention from the more elite alcoholic beverages he consumed, ones that are far more likely to result in blackouts than beer.
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This summer, the Department of Homeland Security informed Congress it is diverting $271 million — including $155 million in federal disaster aid — to beef up funding for its immigration efforts.
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Huawei accused FedEx of diverting two packages postmarked from Japan and destined for company addresses in China to the United States without providing detailed explanation, according to Reuters news agency.
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Some leaders of the strike have also blamed the increase in funding for charter schools in Oakland for diverting money from underserved district schools that they say need it most.
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Washington (CNN)Three years ago, House Republicans sued the Obama White House to block the administration from diverting funds to pay health care insurers to help cover low-income Americans.
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"This hawk-like chuckle call increases the success of parasitism by diverting host parents' attention away from the clutch and towards their own safety," wrote the authors in the study.
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However, McAfee researchers said it appeared "too obvious" to conclude that Lazarus was responsible, adding the attack could be a "false flag" aimed at diverting attention toward the notorious organization.
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That means potentially halting payments into his Roth IRA and diverting that cash toward his debt because the amount of interest he's paying is probably more than he'd be earning.
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Yet if Pelosi's strategy holds and eventual Articles of Impeachment focus solely on Ukraine, she will play her strongest hand without diverting attention by including more complex, potentially distracting matters.
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The alien matter splattering itself around like random tentacled liquid, the way Venom cross-breeds Spider-Man's skyscraper-hopping agility with the Hulk's dynamo destructiveness — it's all diverting eye candy.
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Calls for travel bans, quarantines, and border closures ensued, diverting the conversation from the victims of Ebola and measures that would actually stop what seemed then like an unstoppable virus.
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The Dinamo officials were charged with avoiding paying 12.2 million kuna ($1.92 million) in taxes and diverting 116 million kuna from the soccer club.. All of them denied any wrongdoing.
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NHS officials hope that the introduction of digital services will upend the primary-care system by diverting people who do not need care and, where appropriate, treating patients at home.
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"This bill broadly regulates in a manner that invites conflict and litigation, diverting energy and resources from the education of the children of this state," Daugaard said in a statement.
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Successive regional election setbacks are undermining the chancellor's authority and diverting her attention from a heavy international agenda, including the Brexit vote, the Ukraine crisis and difficult relations with Turkey.
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The coalition says much of the civilian suffering in the Hodeidah area is caused by the Houthis diverting humanitarian aid supplies to their own forces, a charge the Houthis deny.
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By contrast, there has been no evidence of the impeachment backlash against Democrats—either for persecuting Trump or for diverting their attention from "kitchen table issues"—that many long predicted.
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The New York Times reported in January that the president looked into possibly diverting emergency relief from Puerto Rico, Florida, Texas and California in order to build a physical barrier.
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In time, the families diversified into kidnapping and loan-sharking, and infiltrated the state, embezzling funds and diverting contracts to Mafia-owned businesses, such as construction firms and trash collectors.
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He tells Mellie about B-613, he tells her about diverting Pentagon money to fund it, he even tells her about Olivia being responsible for killing Luna Vargas (Tessie Santiago).
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Riyadh has said it wants to tap its own uranium resources for "self-sufficiency in producing nuclear fuel" and it was not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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The World Food Program said it supplied emergency food by diverting fortified food stocks from local factories that it has been running to feed children and pregnant and nursing mothers.
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A class-action lawsuit was filed Sunday against TurboTax owner Intuit, alleging that the company breached an agreement with the IRS by diverting taxpayers away from its free-filing program.
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Tech shares had come under pressure last week as 21.23 firms sought subscriptions from investors for their initial public offerings on China's new tech-heavy STAR Market, diverting market funds.
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The New Delta Avengers say their main grievance is with the governor of Delta state, Ifeanyi Okowa, who they accuse of diverting funds from programmes meant to benefit Delta state.
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"I didn't earn a lot of money so I was happy to have found a free art supply and to be diverting paper destined for the waste stream," says Phillips.
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It was the latest attempt by the Department of Homeland Security to support overwhelmed Border Patrol agents by diverting to the border officials who provide security elsewhere in the country.
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Mr. Trump has reacted to other divisive events not by issuing statements of unity or moral clarity as other presidents might have done, but by finding equivalence or diverting attention.
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"We are working to replenish those items quickly, including diverting products to areas of the country where they are needed most and routing deliveries directly to stores," the blog read.
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The growing use of stock buybacks since the mid-1980s has warped the economy, worsening inequality, distorting corporate decision making and diverting resources from investment in employees and hard assets.
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All this shape-shifting is mildly diverting at first, but what initially looks like aesthetic adventurousness soon registers as confusion, suggesting that he is finally as unmoored as his heroine.
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CANNES, France — The movie "The Square" — a slick, diverting social commentary from Sweden that delivers a spanking to the bourgeoisie — was the surprise winner of the 70th Cannes Film Festival.
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Congress could step in and limit the president's ability to make these transfers, and the House version of the National Defense Authorization Act barred diverting military funds for the wall.
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The diverting tone was set with Gustavo Ramírez Sansano's "Flabbergast" (2001), which generates a lot of goofy pleasure just by using the 1960s Latin lounge music of Juan Garcia Esquivel.
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Subsequent analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometres out over the Indian Ocean.
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These violent disputes in Balkh and Takhar Provinces are the most recent evidence of the infighting that is diverting resources from the fight against the insurgency and undermining public support.
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The White House released a statement immediately after Trump's televised address outlining the main points: Critics say both Trump and Netanyahu are intent on diverting attention away from domestic troubles.
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That came after the European Court of Justice halved previously allowed volumes after Poland successfully argued that its supply security is infringed by Russia diverting huge volumes directly into Germany.
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The fact that Trump is diverting $125 million in funding for New Mexico military projects to pay for his wall is not going to help him in the state, either.
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That might mean diverting some of his Amazon profits for a time, or contributing slightly less to his 401(k) and putting those contributions into a high-yield savings account.
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The measures were later partially revoked, but PDVSA has been unable to fully use its refining and storage facilities in the region, diverting cargoes that have contributed to export delays.
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The Department of Defense is diverting an estimated $3.6 billion in military construction funds to help build the wall, even though Trump repeatedly claimed that Mexico would foot the bill.
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More than two dozen police personnel spent weeks working the case, the letter sent to Smollett said, diverting law enforcement resources that could have been used to investigate other crimes.
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But the new sanctions imposed on PDVSA, which are aimed at diverting oil revenue away from the hands of socialist President Nicolas Maduro, bar U.S. exports of diluents to Venezuela.
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Earlier this year Palihapitiya told Social Capital employees he would be diverting much of the "carry" — the portion of investment returns traditionally given to venture capitalists — back into the company.
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Defenders of the underlying technology blamed the Air Force for using the sensor technology to pursue its doomed strategic bombing campaign against North Vietnam, diverting resources from the intended barrier.
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I read it fast, in a weekend, during which I did not find my social media accounts or tidying my house nearly as diverting as what was on these pages.
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Instead of encouraging local solutions, this bill broadly regulates in a manner that invites conflict and litigation, diverting energy and resources from the education of the children of this state.
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It's diverting, a good way to spend a couple of hours, but it's hamstrung by something that's unavoidable: The whole central concept — raiding tombs — is just, well, not that interesting.
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I don't know if you remember, I remember growing up in New Orleans, a little kid, and you find little streams and rivers in the bayou and you're diverting it.
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The tape intensified talk in Republican circles about diverting funds from Trump to prop up House and Senate candidates who might find themselves in newfound jeopardy because of the backlash.
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Wu was charged with illegally possessing 342 million yuan ($50 million), accepting 84.40 million yuan in bribes and diverting 101 million yuan worth of public funds, according to the People's Daily.
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The sorts of alternatives now favoured in the West, such as diverting addicts to effective treatment programmes instead of trying them and saddling them with criminal records, are virtually non-existent.
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In order to keep up with the fruits' intensive water needs, villagers say, the region's growers install illegal pipes and wells, diverting water from rivers and causing them to dry up.
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But the GOP's desperate need to score a major legislative win by year's end, combined with a procedurally greased path and political scandals diverting popular attention, are driving the plan forward.
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In 20173 the National Crime Agency warned that people-smugglers were diverting operations to less busy ports, such as Purfleet, where this lorry seems to have arrived from Zeebrugge in Belgium.
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Francisco Flores, a former president of El Salvador who was facing charges of diverting $15 million in contributions for earthquake victims to his personal and political party accounts, died on Jan.
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"The decline is more a function of us diverting production to Canada and South Korea, coupled with low stocks in the U.S.," GM spokesman Jim Cain told CNBC in an email.
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Ola is locked in an intense battle with Uber, with the U.S. company diverting increased resources into India following the (impending) sale of its business unit in China in Didi Chuxing.
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The Post reports that the air show alone could cost as much as $2 million, in addition to the $2.5 million the National Park Service is diverting to cover the event.
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They also say Puerto Rico is wrongfully using clawbacks to fund government services, and are diverting bondholders' collateral in violation of the Takings and Due Process clauses of the U.S. constitution.
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Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer, of California, was particularly dismayed by language used to address California's ongoing drought, which mentioned diverting water from elsewhere in California to its drought-stricken central parts.
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A country might be able to head off capital inflows by taxing them, but it would only be diverting them to other countries that are more reluctant to impose capital controls.
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"Diverting is probably not an option because CNOOC has contracts with downstream end-users (in China)," Wen Wang, a senior consultant with Wood Mackenzie's China gas and LNG team, also said.
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It's not a power-up but a perpetual state that you can switch on and off at will (think of it as diverting your mech's power to serve a different function).
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Last October, a Vatican court convicted the former president of a Vatican-owned hospital of abuse of office for diverting nearly half a million dollars of funds to renovate Bertone's apartment.
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Nor can it justify the rampant profiteering by the wealthy in Rio, built on the backs of the city's poor and working classes, and diverting needed resources from basic civil services.
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Fred Upton used to chair the Energy and Commerce Committee, so he knows health care, but diverting him to HHS would cost Republicans one of their strongest potential challengers to Sen.
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA In 1998, and then again in 13, Congress told NASA to find these objects and make plans for diverting ones that posed a risk to Earth.
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Is this organized around the shared Bipartisan goals of "CYA" with evidence that they may be diverting "… attention from [the government's] complicity in contributing to major organizational problems," the heroin epidemic?
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Suppose that, ten years into this brave new world, the state were to pull out of the Colorado River Compact and start diverting even more water to keep Las Vegas afloat.
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With its fixation on boosting aggregate demand, the CLC plan is nothing more than warmed-over Keynesianism, diverting wealth from its most productive uses and toward consumption in the near term.
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And so, the best way to reduce violence is to help all students be successful in school, diverting them from a path of failure that may lead to crime and tragedy.
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Their demands, and the outcry that has ensued, expose a divide among blacks that goes well beyond the now-familiar complaints about charters' diverting money and attention from traditional public schools.
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Paying attention to wine is not necessarily easy, particularly if the conversation is diverting or the wines were served with the presidential debates, as some readers chose to do this month.
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Dana White, the Pentagon's chief spokesperson, confirmed last week that Mattis had "initial" talks with Trump about diverting a portion of the DOD's budget to construct a wall on the border.
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After the initial theft was noticed, a group of engineers spotted the vulnerability and worked to drain other vulnerable ether wallets of their funds, diverting them into a secure online wallet.
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By diverting from Yentl's potential romance with Avigdor, the film doesn't let us consider the option that Yentl would end up simply being someone's wife, as all her peers had expected.
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The complaint has reached a fevered pitch amid news that companies are diverting much of their proceeds from the recent tax cut into buying back record amounts of their own shares.
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But what makes the diverting and mostly pleasurable "Good Omens" especially timely is something that hasn't much changed: Armageddon seems as real a possibility now as it did three decades ago.
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For the cases that remain, they can help make incarceration the exception and diverting people from prison the rule, a principle advanced by the district attorney in Brooklyn, N.Y., Eric Gonzalez.
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Mr. Qani, the provincial council member, said it appeared that the Taliban had been diverting resources from Helmand to neighboring Farah, adding that the central government had not responded in kind.
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During that wait, there are some pleasures to be had, as dished out by Coogan, who tears into his role with a parodistic energy that is diverting if less than insightful.
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In January, CNN and other media outlets reported that Trump was considering diverting another $7.2 billion from the military -- $3.7 billion from military construction projects and $3.5 billion from counterdrug programs.
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"Through the purchase of a Circla travel miniature you are diverting unnecessary plastic waste from going to landfill, supporting independent businesses, and using a responsibly sourced and made product," Gwinnutt explains.
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In 2014, they were sentenced to four years in prison in a separate case for an embezzlement scheme that involved diverting public funds and using the money to upgrade family properties.
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Fans will flood the replies to a — in their eyes — bad tweet with "anyways, stan ____" and a fancam, diverting the attention away from whatever that original tweet set out to achieve.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Cypriot authorities have agreed to hand over an Egyptian man accused of hijacking a passenger plane and diverting it to Cyprus, Egyptian state news agency MENA said on Wednesday.
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Israeli officials have accused Hamas of spending millions of dollars to rebuild the tunnels, diverting building materials and money from reconstructing Gaza after the devastation caused by the 50-day war.
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Per the researchers' math, diverting fewer than 2 percent of flights either up or down by 2,000 feet, or less, could reduce the total climate impact of contrails by 59 percent.
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Trump is also set to ignore another constitutional norm -- that Congress has the power of the purse -- by diverting billions more in already appropriated funding to pay for his border wall.
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Rosneft has quickly replaced Pdvsa's American sales routes by diverting its oil to Asia, often obscuring the cargo's source and destination to bypass sanctions, according to companies that monitor tanker traffic.
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Editorial The dangerous dispute between Qatar and other Arab gulf states, chiefly Saudi Arabia, has gone on for three weeks, diverting attention from fighting the Islamic State and other serious challenges.
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Instead, House Republicans put forward a plan that would pay for the visits by diverting funds from elsewhere in the department and would not allocate additional funds for in-house care.
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In Singapore, the Straits Times index fell 0.24% — Singapore Airlines shares were 0.4% lower as the carrier said it was diverting all flights in and out of Europe from Iranian airspace.
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Petro Poroshenko, Mr Zelensky's presidential predecessor, also came to see the conflict with Russia as a useful way of consolidating his electoral base and diverting attention from corruption and economic woes.
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According to prosecutors, Nordlicht and Levy defrauded bondholders in Black Elk, an oil exploration company Platinum owned, by diverting money from asset sales to Platinum ahead of Black Elks 2015 bankruptcy.
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"In our view ... these meetings were aimed at saving face and diverting the market's attention away from Iraq's poor compliance, shale's resilience and Libya's and Nigeria's markedly higher output," Barclays said.
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They also said Puerto Rico is wrongfully using clawbacks to fund government services, and is diverting bondholders' collateral in violation of the Takings and Due Process clauses of the U.S. constitution.
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Sam Bright, vice president of merchandising at eBay in San Jose, says sales of pre-owned clothing on the site in 2563 meant diverting 2256,2446 tonnes of CO230-eq from landfills.
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Diverting the spotlight Presidents often use foreign travel to distract from controversy back home, and in Davos, Trump sought to divert the spotlight from the developments involving special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Atrius Health, Massachusetts' largest independent physicians group, is diverting unnecessary email traffic away from doctors to other staffers and simplifying medical records, aiming to cut 2000 million mouse "clicks" per year.
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It can't magically transform any of us, much less all of us, though it could provide a diverting entertainment and raise some interesting questions, maybe primarily about the history of movies.
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It's vaguely diverting to stare at Alita's face, at least at first, to ponder its shape, texture and pale color, and the way that her brow furrows when she's being emphatic.
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Now after causing the city tax dollars and man hours, diverting valuable police resources from fighting real crime and ruining thousands of Americans visit to the Statute of Liberty on July 4th.
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If bitcoin were used for a large portion of the world's commerce (which won't happen), it would consume a very large portion of the world's electricity, diverting scarce power from useful purposes.
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Of the money in the crime bill, the vast majority went to reducing sentences, diverting people from going to jail for drug offenses into what I came up with: the drug courts.
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The board's lawsuit seeks to void the law, contending it would impair the PROMESA Act by diverting hundreds of millions of dollars Puerto Rico's government could otherwise use to spur economic growth.
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The brother of Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández was charged with drug trafficking in November, and members of his National Party have been accused of diverting almost $12 million in public funds.
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The mix used in the Virgin Atlantic flight was ruled out for future flights because of the limited supply of babassu nuts and the harmful effects of diverting potential food to fuel.
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And Francisco Flores, president from 1999 to 2004 under ARENA, died while facing criminal prosecution for diverting more than $15 million in earthquake relief funds for his party and his personal use.
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Lary Over - "Henny" Coming off his diverse and diverting full-length El Wason BB, the Carbon Fiber Music emcee grabs Rvssian fresh off the "Krippy Kush" remix for a similarly faded track.
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Of the money in the crime bill, the vast majority went to reducing sentences, diverting people from going to jail for drug offenses into what I came up with the drug courts.
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Often, he advised clients to do a better job covering all their financial needs by rejiggering their savings, mainly by diverting some money away from retirement accounts and into other savings vehicles.
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But like so many fans, I've been transfixed with what Ocean is creating, and diverting my attention away for an indefinite amount of time until Boys Don't Cry is released feels impossible.
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On a more promising note, recently Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly made an appeal to communities in the US to be part of the solution in diverting young people from violent paths.
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A second vessel, a freighter with a crew of nine, was also being evacuated nearby after suffering engine failure, diverting helicopters and thus delaying the cruise ship airlift, the rescue center added.
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Initially our goal was to take her to the closest place to get medical care, which would have meant diverting the plane to the Azores Islands in the middle of the Atlantic.
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What do you think about Cooper's theory that we all scare less easily now that we're constantly diverting ourselves, now that our attention is constantly half on our phones or our devices?
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Last week, 16 states, led by California, filed a suit against the Trump administration, arguing that it was hurting the states by diverting funds that would have otherwise gone to key projects.
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With the above considerations in mind, I have identified some of the threats that, in part by diverting students from pursuing more fruitful educational/travel experiences, can derail a study-abroad experience.
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Moody's said on Thursday government drawdowns were rising and posed increasing risks to its fiscal position, while Fitch warned of tensions in the ANC "which are diverting political energy from economic reform".
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Although two uses of the Blind Boys of Alabama's version of "Way Down in the Hole" may conjure memories of the "The Wire," this largely diverting potboiler isn't interested in sociological scope.
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Airbus could gain from Boeing's loss of sales to China, although Boeing might make up for the loss of the Chinese market by diverting to India and the Middle East, says Duesterberg.
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The Mexican city of Monterrey, for example, provided farmers with compensation and city wastewater for irrigation, after diverting water from a tributary of the Rio Grande river in the 1990s, Garrick said.
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They openly announced how clever they'd been in diverting Trump's resources away from battleground states to the Republican heartland, and all the while traditionally left-leaning states were falling away from them.
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Their MO, now as ever, is to heap scorn on ordinary Americans for harboring unenlightened opinions while diverting attention from the structural factors that coalesced to sour folks against the status quo.
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While an occasional speedy email response won't be a dealbreaker in most meeting environments, diverting your attention to work on another project during a meeting may present you as unable to focus.
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Israeli airline El Al gave a spectacular send off to its fleet of Boeing 747s by diverting the last scheduled flight of the model to trace the plane's outline in the sky.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's public prosecutor has asked Cypriot authorities to hand over an Egyptian man accused of hijacking a passenger plane and diverting it to Cyprus, Egyptian state television reported on Wednesday.
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A federal judge in Washington state last month blocked the Trump administration from diverting millions of dollars in funding from a project at a base in the state to border wall construction.
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Mr. Rush's performance as the selfish, self-doubting genius is never less than diverting, and there's a smidgen of excitement when Caroline's pimps wreck the studio (though honestly it's hard to tell).
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And it's not neglected — there's tons of public and charitable money floating around in the sector, meaning that diverting your money to less popular issues might do more good in the world.
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When Jack can't escape the pursuing giant by chopping down the beanstalk fast enough, the boy tries to keep himself from being eaten by diverting the ogre with ever-more-fantastical stories.
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This breakaway episode has been widely criticized as a basic adolescent rebellion sketch, a failure for using punk aesthetics badly, making clichéd nods to superhero films and diverting from the main storyline.
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When the states took on the tobacco companies and negotiated payments for health care, he pointed out, most of their legislatures ended up diverting the money to plug holes in their budgets.
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Immigration A federal judge in Washington state has blocked the Trump administration from diverting millions of dollars from a project at a Naval base there to pay for the southern border wall.
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The first is the concentration of online advertising revenue in the hands of Google and Facebook — global monopolies sitting astride public discourse, diverting money that used to go to publishers to themselves.
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That second factor relates to the impeachment trial about to begin in the Senate and the President's habit of diverting our attention to big problems that he can solve in dramatic fashion.
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Winnipeg Police said on Twitter that some buildings in the Canadian city had been evacuated, while the local transit authority warned of delays because transit routes were diverting due to the shutdown.
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John Sturges's unfussy telling of this famous Wild West story casts two legends-in-the-making as two legends-in-the-making and allows their chemistry to carry his diverting Western forward.
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The campaign said they are diverting resources to New Hampshire out of the $1 million Klobuchar raised following her well-received debate performance in December though they declined to disclose how much.
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On Saturday, PetroChina began diverting nearly 7 million cubic meters of natural gas from the southern province of Guangdong to icy northern China to ease gas shortages, state television said on Sunday.
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The soaring costs of Medicare and Social Society are already eating up most new federal revenues and spending savings, and thus diverting federal investments from the needs of children to their grandparents.
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Mr Grillo has often argued that his movement has played a crucial part in diverting into peaceful, democratic channels much of the rage in Italian society after two decades of economic stagnation.
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So, of course they are back for another round of global domination in "Frozen 2," a diverting, prettily animated musical, again written by Jennifer Lee, who directed the movie with Chris Buck.
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But even if "The Rise of Skywalker" isn't the grand culmination that I'd been hoping for, it's still a diverting adventure, and a satisfying farewell to Luke, Leia and all the others.
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Watershed Management Group, an environmental nonprofit in Tucson, engages students to design and build rain gardens using native plants and trees, diverting storm water runoff from school buildings to water the gardens.
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Theater A diverting revival of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's classic, four-letter hymn to obsessive ink-stained wretches from 1928, this production, which closes on Sunday, is directed by Jack O'Brien.
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Congress has so far failed to attach any prohibitive language since Trump declared a national emergency last February, successfully diverting $6.7 billion from military construction and other accounts for a southern barrier.
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Mr. López Obrador has tried to crack down on thieves, shutting off pipelines thought vulnerable, diverting gasoline to tanker trucks, and ordering 4,000 military and police personnel to guard stretches of pipeline.
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Diverting Homeland Security cash — Besides the national emergency declaration the president handed down earlier this year, his administration has also quietly transferred hundreds of millions of dollars to help with immigration enforcement.
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In the name of diverting some small percentage of the social media bile surely headed my way, let's be clear about a few things: This is not an argument against supporting Sanders.
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Trump has reportedly considered diverting funds from the Department of Defense and other sources as one of several options he's weighing in order to end the current border wall impasse, according to ABC.
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Export orders dropped at the fastest pace since October 2014, the survey showed, reflecting global trade tensions and European businesses diverting supply chains away from Britain because of Brexit uncertainty, the PMI showed.
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The alleged teen hacker who hacked the telephone account of US spy chief James Clapper earlier this week, diverting calls to his house to a pro-Palestinian organization, is back at it again.
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As Think Progress noted, Sessions' speech on Wednesday instead emphasized diverting millions of dollars to law enforcement, consistent with Trump's preference for heavy-handed police tactics and dated "Just Say No"-style advertising.
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But Trump's strategy -- diverting attention from his bad week, rallying his political base and putting on a show that would drown out incessant questions about his campaign's connections to Russia -- quickly became clear.
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Commenting on news of recent Russian military flights to Venezuela, the official also questioned the humanitarian nature that Russia claims is the purpose for diverting resources from Syria — a war zone — to Venezuela.
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Once he reaches $1353,000 and qualifies for the next level of rewards at his bank, Pardoe says he'll start diverting money away from that account into one that earns a higher interest rate.
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The PAE problem is big and growing, posing a threat to startups and established companies alike, costing companies millions in defensive litigation fees and diverting money that would be better spent on innovation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday said it had charged two firms and 18 individuals for improperly diverting newly issued municipal bonds from "mom and pop" investors to broker-dealers.
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It is said to be diverting a large portion of the money that went to China, where it burned $1 billion per year, to both markets, with India in particular a key focus.
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Although the eruption is diverting some flights in the area, it will likely only serve as the subject of some beautiful photos—unless a bunch of ash gets sucked into the jet stream.
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This isn't challenging filmmaking, but for what it is — a shared social-media joke turned into a shared cultural joke — it's a pretty diverting way for horror fans to spend about 90 minutes.
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The AEMO said options for dealing with the shortage include diverting a small amount of gas away from LNG into the domestic market, increasing output from existing fields or developing new gas fields.
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Society would expect a plus-sized woman to be stripped of her sexuality, but Elliott's desire to flaunt hers while also consistently and deliberately diverting the male gaze was nothing short of revolutionary.
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It continued: "Puerto Rico is at a dead end, shifting funds from one creditor to pay another and diverting money from already-depleted pension funds to pay both current bills and debt service."
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The 63-year-old conservative candidate was put under formal investigation on suspicion of diverting public funds, complicity in misappropriating funds, receiving the funds and not declaring assets fully, a judicial source said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday formally opened an investigation into allegations that Chinese steel producers are diverting shipments through Vietnam to avoid American import tariffs, according to a legal filing.
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Uber could have continued on, increased its investment and still seen success, but the deal it has landed allows it to maintain a presence via proxy while diverting resources to other markets worldwide.
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Even before this, the countries had a series of disputes over gas prices, with the Kremlin accusing Ukraine of diverting supplies to domestic consumers that were supposed to transit to European Union countries.
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"We are intent on going after those facilitating Maduro's corruption and predation, including by sanctioning the President of PdVSA and others diverting assets that rightfully belong to the people of Venezuela," said Mnuchin.
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For his largely invisible devotion to our many issues, I think he deserves a diverting literary read filled with witchy sex, brutal greed, dark gods and innocence: "Lord of Misrule," by Jaimy Gordon.
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Twitter "succeeded in diverting consumers away from BlackBerry's products and services" and toward its own by misappropriating features that made BlackBerry "a critical and commercial success in the first place," the complaint said.
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Blocking the delisting of charismatic, Instagram-worthy megafauna like bears and wolves undermines the credibility of the act while costing taxpayers millions and diverting resources away from genuinely imperiled, if less photogenic, species.
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But as Bogotá finds itself forced to consider diverting nine-digit sums from peace implementation to refugee assistance, there's no getting around the fact that we need to seriously ramp up our commitment.
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The Trump administration is diverting millions of dollars from federal disaster relief funds and using it instead to detain migrants and create temporary locations for their court hearings, multiple news outlets reported Tuesday.
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It's not impossible to imagine a President Elizabeth Warren or a President Kamala Harris declaring that climate change is a national emergency, and diverting military funds toward civil works that would mitigate it.
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Overall, the US is diverting more than half a billion dollars from Japanese installations to fund the wall, including $23.7 million from the C-130J corrosion control hangar project at Yokota Air Base.
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Trump went on to dismiss a series of lawsuits by progressive organizations and state attorneys general to prevent the White House from diverting military funds to build a wall on the southern border.
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Others suggested that Twitter's focus on a feature no one really asked for was diverting its attention from more critical problems – like the rampant abuse, harassment and bullying it's become known for unfortunately.
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Despite such constraints, successive DA mayors in Cape Town have won over black voters by cutting graft, encouraging private investment and diverting money from rich (and still mainly white) suburbs to poorer townships.
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On the military front, the Islamic State has managed to launch two attacks on cities far from Mosul, diverting the attention of Iraqi security forces and the warplanes of the American-led coalition.
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The anti-trade story may be diverting attention from those and other economic problems that seem to have helped nationalist candidates gain support from people who might not otherwise gravitate toward chauvinistic views.
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Martha McSally of Arizona, Cory Gardner of Colorado and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, already facing competitive reelection bids, will have to defend their votes not to stop Trump from diverting military funds.
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Citing the shooting down of the drone and threats of American airstrikes, several international airlines said Friday that they were diverting planes from flying over the Strait of Hormuz and parts of Iran.
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The National Park Service is diverting about $2.5 million in entrance and recreation fees primarily intended to improve parks to cover costs associated with the celebration, the Washington Post reported, citing unnamed sources.
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Diverting and often amusing as it can be to join Power on her George Plimpton-like adventure through some of the classics of self-help, readers won't have trouble anticipating the happy ending.
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PEOPLE, POWER, AND PROFITS Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent By Joseph E. Stiglitz A diverting Beltway pastime during the heyday of the Washington Consensus was to gently mock Joseph E. Stiglitz.
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Yet the wide-ranging exhibition, which includes more than 500 images as well as cases of archival material, shows Mr. Shore lately returning to more diverting imagery, shot with a more lightweight kit.
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As TV ad spending has begun to drop, marketers have been diverting more money to tech giants like Google and Facebook, which have increasingly focused on expanding their video — and video ad — business.
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But this latest disruption is hitting where it hurts: In the seven weeks since the station closed, diverting the usual flow of commuters, he estimates he has forfeited more than $1,000 in sales.
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The vote on Mr. Temer came nearly a year after Congress impeached his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, for diverting money from state-run banks to conceal budget shortfalls before her re-election in 2014.
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Emma Tarlo, the author of "Entanglement: The Secret Lives of Hair," a book about the surprisingly diverting topic of the international hair trade, likes to pin bits of research to her bulletin board.
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It's an example — fairly diverting, but never entirely satisfying — of another currently popular television genre: the fairy tale of aggrieved American manhood, even though in this case the bitter hero is a heroine.
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India's curbs on Malaysian imports disrupted global edible oil trade flows, with Indonesia diverting supplies to India, Malaysia rushing to tap markets left behind by Indonesia and India substituting palm with other oils.
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But if you are resolved to, say, do something about climate change in 2020, diverting millions of dollars in retirement money from companies that warm the planet isn't a bad place to start.
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In reality, it seemed like more of a political point, diverting attention while arguing that his opponent was the one who was really corrupt and he was being treated to a double standard.
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International aid organizations struggling to cope with a severe shortage of funds as well as the conditions of conflict around the country are now diverting resources from nutrition programs to help curb cholera.
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China has offered to buy more semiconductors from the United States by diverting some purchases from South Korea and Taiwan, to help cut China's trade surplus with the U.S., CNBC confirmed on Monday.
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The Jacksons pled guilty in 2013 to illegally diverting hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds for personal use, including school tuition, mortgage payment and memorabilia from the late singer Michael Jackson.
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The Aral was nearly destroyed as a result of the Soviet Union's plan to boost cotton production by diverting Syr Darya and Amu Darya, the two rivers feeding it, to irrigate the desert.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $3.6 billion The amount in military construction funds that the Pentagon is diverting to be used to build portions of President Trump's long-promised wall on the US border with Mexico.
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But do you think the xenophobia and the hatred of Washington in these places is diverting attention from the source of these problems and therefore making it less likely that things get better?
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Diverting from his heartthrob roles, Ryan Gosling stars as the shy and socially awkward Lars, who shocks his Midwestern neighbors when he parades his new love, a sex doll named Bianca, around town.
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But the resort has been criticized by former South Korean officials as an emblem of the Swiss-educated leader diverting scarce resources to satisfy his own lavish lifestyle while average North Koreans suffer.
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The union has been diverting royalties from its deal with Electronic Arts, the maker of the "Madden NFL" series of video games, into a fund to be used in case of another lockout.
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Prosecutors told a news conference that Temer, who was a federal lawmaker for more than 15 years before becoming vice president, had been a part of schemes diverting public funds since the 1980s.
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"The City of Chicago and the Chicago Police Department take seriously those who make false statements to the police, thereby diverting resources from other investigations and undermining the criminal justice system," the letter began.
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Districts could achieve the increase by diverting money -- a total of $20153 million nationwide -- from more-affluent schools, or by spending an additional $2.2 billion in state and local funds, the Education Department says.
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In the second scheme, Nordlicht and Levy defrauded bondholders in Black Elk, an oil exploration company Platinum owned, by diverting money from asset sales to Platinum ahead of Black Elk's 2015 bankruptcy, Hein said.
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In the lawsuit, the rapper — born Dwayne Carter Jr. — accuses UMG of diverting his profits to repay itself "more than $100 million" it advanced to Cash Money Records, a subsidiary of Universal Music Group.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Wealthy bank clients in Switzerland are diverting more of their cash to investments such as hedge funds and private equity to counter negative interest rates, a report by French consultant Capgemini (CAPP.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The Iranian Foreign Ministry has denounced U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's demands as "lies" aimed at diverting attention from Washington's violation of an international nuclear deal, state TV reported on Monday.
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The control center that's staffed underneath Walt Disney World in Florida is constantly monitoring the traffic flow in the park and diverting people by physically obstructing where they can walk—sometimes with impromptu parades.
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But the twin tunnels project has been criticized by environmentalists concerned about diverting water away from the Delta, as well as some Northern California elected officials, who worry about the hefty costs for taxpayers.
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However, economists believe Riyadh has also been diverting some of the assets to build up its top sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, which is taking a key role in developing the economy.
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Reviews for "Batman v Superman" were withering — the New York Times' A.O. Scott said seeing the film is " about as diverting as having a porcelain sink broken over your head" - but audiences didn't care.
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Generally speaking, euro countries that are in a healthier financial position are adverse to measures calling for further integration, fearing that they might have to intervene, diverting their taxpayers' money into struggling euro economies.
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The border is a system of systems and misplaced, excessive focus on a specific segment in the name of U.S. sovereignty is, at best, poor judgment and, at worst, diverting resources from higher threats.
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But the government of Madhya Pradesh, determined to preserve the pilgrimage, has built a massive pipeline diverting into the Shipra the abundant waters of the Narmada river, which spills westward into the Arabian Sea.
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Israel had suspended deliveries on April 4 after accusing Emad al-Baz, an official in Gaza's economic ministry, of diverting the supplies away from the work they were earmarked for: rebuilding private citizens' homes.
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Old newsreels and radio broadcasts rattle and hum in the background as the cinematographers, Jared Raab and Andrew Appelle, deliver an endlessly diverting stream of images that drift teasingly in and out of focus.
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"China, Japan, Korea which are major exporters to U.S., Europe and Canada, because of trade actions, they are also diverting steel into India," Seshagiri Rao, joint managing director at JSW Steel Ltd, told Reuters.
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