In a few surprising instances, Pence veered from conservative orthodoxy.
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But at some point, his plans veered from the published itinerary.
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His answers veered from preposterous to incoherent and sometimes dangerously disturbing.
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Club Blu cultivated an image that often veered from homespun to risqué.
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While his style has veered from hers, it shares some kinesthetic DNA.
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Smollett's story has veered from discussions about race, sexual orientation and politics.
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The night veered from snarky to earnest, from climate change to … eyebrows?
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But Bolsonaro has veered from his predecessors, specifically when it comes to Venezuela.
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The scenes veered from enigmatic fever dream to awkward stage play without explanation.
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But her singing veered from purposeful phrases to stretches in which she seemed unsure.
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When he veered from his prepared remarks on Saturday, he spoke his real truth.
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He veered from talking about North Korea to the employment state of Rod Rosenstein.
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The argument over his fate veered from very general issues to quite specific ones.
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But he sometimes veered from his prepared remarks in the middle of a sentence.
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But Israel is not Turkey, which has veered from American interests, or Russia or China.
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The recent killings have veered from the movie version in at least one conspicuous way.
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Some subjects veered from their baselines as they were struck by illnesses, the researchers found.
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And just like that, the Broward County Schools Superintendent's day veered from triumph to tragedy.
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In his interview with Mr. Dickerson, the president veered from sales mode to sullen defiance.
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They veered from stoned psych workouts to pop songs svelte like a pair of perfect denim flares.
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President Donald Trump has veered from proposing "severe punishment" to suggesting "rogue" elements were behind the killing.
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It was bold, mismatched, and veered from traditional fall trends — and that's exactly why we love it.
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Beto O'Rourke has veered from stream of consciousness essays about life and exercise to just streaming everything.
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But Mr. Trump's political comments and his encouragement of supporters in the crowd veered from those norms.
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And perhaps due to some last-minute desperation, the disagreements on stage occasionally veered from heated to embarrassing.
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His public comments on Iran since the attacks on the Saudi facilities have veered from hostile to restrained.
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Some of the reports have veered from accepted guidelines on reporting on suicide, and their overall accuracy is questionable.
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During the session that ended in late June, Roberts veered from patterns of fellow conservatives and muted his response.
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Focused on workers' rights, its economic policies have veered from protectionist to free-market and it defies easy classification.
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In testimony that veered from quietly spoken to emotional, Junqueras at one point apologised for his sometimes rambling answers.
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Dr. Doom said that markets had veered from undue optimism to exaggerated pessimism on the world's second biggest economy.
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In a campaign that has veered from traditional policy arguments toward a battle over national identity and values, Mrs.
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The conversation veered from the debate to the failed talks between Republicans and Democrats in Washington over border issues.
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Mr. Trump had veered from optimism to wariness about a deal, sometimes in the course of a single statement.
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Of course, there have always been Republicans who veered from that line — but everyone understood what the party meant.
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In testimony that veered from quietly spoken to emotional, Junqueras at one point apologized for his sometimes rambling answers.
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As we spoke, her concerns veered from the Syrian refugee crisis to Rwandan genocide to gun violence to income inequality.
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Hillary Clinton's performance in the first presidential debate on Monday veered from uncertain and tentative to firm and, ultimately, scorching.
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South Korean agents beat him whenever he veered from their script during lectures, according to government investigators in recent years.
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So he veered from the high seriousness and idealism of his diplomacy to the self-defeating nakedness of his ambition.
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They're the same guidelines Comey seem to have veered from on Friday with his letters to lawmakers and FBI staff.
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As the dead were counted, Sri Lankan officials veered from promising to pull the nation together, to tearing each other down.
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Gabbard has veered from Democratic Party positions at times, backing policies cracking down on immigration to the United States by Muslims.
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Instead, Trump administration officials have veered from the standard practice of talking up the dollar by pretty much doing the opposite.
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But less than two miles above the surface, Vikram veered from the planned descent trajectory and fell out of radio contact.
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Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy and veered from international consensus last week by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Just consider Sylvester Graham and his carnal-urge-mitigating graham crackers—and how far said cracker has veered from its original intention.
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Once in a while she veered from her calm-bordering-on-boring protocol; there were even times when she made radical decisions.
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Again and again in the speech, Trump veered from a prepared remark about his coming presidency to reliving the glory of the election.
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Sales of the $35 interchangeable watches were strong in years one and two, but by 2013, the company suddenly veered from its mission.
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As Facebook veered from crisis to crisis, something else was starting to happen: The tools the company had built were beginning to work.
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As they veered from spare, infantile folk into explosive art-rock and psychedelic dance music, nothing about their artistry felt predictable or stable.
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However, the Trump administration's policies so far have veered from the idea of a second chance in favor of a more retributive approach.
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The protests have veered from furious attacks on government property to peaceful, even ecumenical, pleas for the government to respond to citizens' needs.
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But police fired tear gas at protesters who veered from the permitted route to march in front of Kuczynski's house in the financial district.
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The European Union has embraced a nation whose president, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has veered from democracy, muffling the news media and other freedoms.
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Not long after the war, American cattle farming practices veered from grazing animals to grain feed and, eventually, to the factory farms prevalent today.
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He tries to unearth the original meaning of the Constitution, and he has no use for precedents that have veered from that original understanding.
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The South Dakota Highway Patrol posted a photo on Facebook of another crash — a semi-truck that veered from Interstate 90 near Rapid City.
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The debate has veered from calls to fact-check politicians' advertisements to banning political ads entirely, with little consensus on an industry-wide approach.
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For the remainder of the meeting, President Trump veered from topic to topic like a squirrel caught in traffic, dashing one way and then another.
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Conversation veered from the crude (women's breasts) to the ordinary (stewed okra for dinner) to the philosophical (they were proud to fight for their country).
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Like many creative people, Hesse veered from heroic confidence to crippling doubt, but in every phase, she seemed capable of remarkable clarity, humor and warmth.
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Because his brain is like an unsolvable image CAPTCHA, he veered from the challenge of making trade deals with China to his family's Thanksgiving traditions.
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But the judge veered from simply giving him his sentence to acknowledge the significant role he had played as a witness in the Mueller investigation.
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The issue is one of the few on which the Republican-led Congress has veered from White House policies since Trump became president in January 2017.
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But Swift has veered from this naming convention for her new kitten, who is also the first male cat in the household (that we know of).
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And the result is a company that has veered from one crisis to the next for more than two years, deeply damaging trust in the company.
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Conrad veered from music for many years to focus on film, only to return to the form in his golden years, arguably his most productive compositionally.
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As a parent, as the son of a refugee myself, I find that in this case Trump's policy has veered from merely abhorrent to truly evil.
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He has veered from Mr. Correa's populist economic policies in an attempt to attract more private investment, angering some of his leftist supporters in doing so.
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Mr. Pickard said that there were always objections when the Proms program veered from the expected, but that it was important to put things in perspective.
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Stefani joined Giada De Laurentiis for a Williams-Sonoma Facebook live baking video on Monday, and the conversation quickly veered from the apple pie they were making.
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Our conversation veered from Björk to Hans Zimmer to dolphins and underwater VR. At one point, I make the factual observation that she has a huge imagination.
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Talk had veered from building weapons to protect vulnerable Muslims to targeting the West with suicide attacks and devices to detonate in cinemas, city squares, and nightclubs.
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She veered from dwelling on the past in favor of ruminating on the nature of performance and how trans lives have always managed to thrive on the margins.
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It was a relationship that veered from idolization to hatred, and I didn't have a clear picture of it, or enough detail to make my readers see it.
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Mr. Trump has veered from calling for a "deportation force" against all undocumented migrants to a program of sending back criminals, which is in fact the current policy.
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Commentators say he has veered from issuing stark warnings about the loss of life to lamenting that he has had to ask people to stop congregating at pubs.
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Fox Sports had given him great latitude to carry out his vision — one that unapologetically veered from traditional broadcast fare and instead embraced combustible, and often contrived, argumentation.
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Because, by that definition, a lot of modern-day decisions were apart from that, and that even so-called conservative justice, now swing vote justices, have veered from that.
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Republicans would be perfectly happy with Trump if his rhetoric and policies divided Democrats from one another, even if in deploying wedge issues, he occasionally veered from GOP orthodoxy.
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But President Trump veered from that position in December, when he suggested that he could intervene in the case if that helped to seal a trade agreement with China.
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That confidence led to a fairly relaxed atmosphere at the hearings to the point where Republicans veered from substantive questioning into what passes for comic relief in the Senate.
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Recent suggestions from Washington have veered from the need to take controlling stakes in Ericsson and Nokia, Huawei's only two major rivals, to trying to back rival 5G architecture.
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Not long after it started, the police fired pepper spray and later tear gas at some of the protesters after warning them they had veered from the approved route.
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Mr. Obama's nomination was forged here 11 years ago this month when black voters veered from their initial support for Hillary Clinton and rallied to his history-making candidacy.
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Best known as one of the leaders of the Dada movement, the French artist veered from Impressionism to radical abstraction to photo-based realism; from painting to performance to poetry.
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The post was supposed to be a lighthearted promotion for a new lip product from Barrymore's Flower Beauty line, but the discussion quickly veered from lip gloss into animal rights.
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Ryan has made it a policy of not responding to reporters' questions about Trump's daily tweets, though he veered from that policy over two of the president's more controversial statements.
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Energized by a raucous and rowdy crowd, Mr. Trump often veered from his prepared remarks, offering more provocative declarations of his platform and relishing the extended cheers he regularly received.
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Under questioning from Nadler about his report's conclusions, Mueller veered from his usual brief answers to say the report didn't exonerate Trump as he and his Republican allies have claimed.
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And in cybersecurity, Mr. Trump has veered from denying Russian activity to authorizing the newly created United States Cyber Command more latitude to conduct pre-emptive strikes without presidential authorization.
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Instead of going straight home to the cramped one-bedroom tenement she shared with her mom and younger brother, she veered from the familiar path and ducked into Columbus Park.
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While most governments were careful not to comment publicly on a speech by a U.S. presidential candidate, Germany's foreign minister veered from that protocol to express concern at Trump's wording.
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His standard riff veered from complaints about Obamacare to complaints about how Democrats wouldn't work with him to vague promises about how great everything would be after the House plan passed.
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But Biden's segue into how he would deal with racial biases in the US education system left listeners confused, as he veered from bespoke references to deficiencies within a child's home.
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Their minivan had been hit head-on by a Ford F-350 pickup truck that had veered from the southbound lane, across the grassy median, and into the northbound lane, cops said.
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Speaking at a Mercedes pre-season event in Stuttgart, Wolff explained the team would be taking a more relaxed approach to a rivalry that has veered from frosty silence to heated exchanges.
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As we ate, conversation veered from the civil-rights movement, which he says inspired his tech activism, to the number of Grateful Dead shows he attended before Jerry Garcia died (two hundred).
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But while he at times stuck to the script on his teleprompter, Mr. Trump came alive when he veered from it to talk about himself and demean those who had opposed him.
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The Portuguese, and the Spanish, Dutch and English who followed them, were unheeding of these traditions: They never veered from their quest for monopolies, especially amid the vulnerable islands of the Moluccas.
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"I really lost my momentum around the turn," he said of Maximum Security's foul, which came when the colt veered from the rail just as several horses were gaining ground on the leader.
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The result was that Mr. Kerry and Mr. Zarif veered from the monumental significance of what they were accomplishing — an end to a decade of open hostility — to the minutiae of uranium enrichment.
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With a camera crew trailing him, and a producer shooing would-be Instagram users out of the way, Mr. Wood led the crowd on a march that veered from ridiculous to dead serious.
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The conversation in French and English veered from the personal to the historical: The cost to the family of dedicating their lives to the restoration gave way to a discourse on historical impermanence.
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In the mid-1980s, the abstract painter Brice Marden veered from his early monochromes and grids to calligraphic circuits, inspired by his reading of the hermetic Tang Dynasty poet Hanshan, or Cold Mountain.
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They veered from their youth movement and signed the durable former San Jose Sharks forward Patrick Marleau, 38, who won a pair of Olympic gold medals for Canada under Toronto Coach Mike Babcock.
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It is unusual for presidents to fixate on domestic issues while overseas on a state visit, but Mr. Trump has veered from that tradition so much that it has come to be expected.
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It is unusual for presidents to fixate on domestic issues while overseas on a state visit, but Mr. Trump has veered from that tradition so much that it has come to be expected.
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Markle and Prince Harry slightly veered from tradition by choosing a lemon elderflower cake for their big day, but Eugenie is one of the first major royals to not include any variation of fruit.
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And, this isn't really the only misstep in representation for the tv-movie giant — Hallmark was recently the subject of criticism for their "Hannukah" movies, which mostly veered from any actual practices within the religion.
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The tugboat, named Specialist, was one in a party of three tugs transporting a barge with construction equipment down the Hudson River when it veered from the designated channel and crashed into the stationed construction barge.
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In the Senate this week, Republicans veered from their original approach and said they were discussing whether to keep a tax imposed by the Affordable Care Act on the investment income of the most affluent Americans.
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Editorial Donald Trump may have veered from self-inflicted crisis to self-inflicted crisis over the course of his young presidency, but he has kept one policy goal steadily before him: tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Yet Cruz, who veered from defiant to reassuring, repeatedly offered new explanations for why he was not yet prepared to do so, hoping to turn down the temperature on a quarrel that devolved into a shouting match.
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This gave me a sense of his pain point, so I veered from my gun talk, mentioned why voting is important, and zeroed in on the fact that holding politicians accountable was exactly why I was calling.
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Before the 2014 Sochi Olympics, at a U.S. Olympic Committee media summit, she veered from the USOC official stance of not commenting on politics to stand up for gay rights in the face of Russia's oppressive policies.
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As he veered from one rhetorical disaster to another—you don't talk about "ethnic enclaves" and compare today's America to Apartheid-era South Africa without arching eyebrows—one of his examples was particularly revealing and dangerously uninformed.
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While studying fashion at university in the early 1990s, she veered from the expected path, going to India for an internship at Anokhi, a Jaipur-based textile company dedicated to reviving the then-languishing block-printing industry.
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"You know, I've lost a lot in my lifetime, like many of you have," Biden told the audience at an earlier campaign event on Saturday in Manchester, where his remarks veered from grandfatherly to angry to dark.
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They veered from accusing Democrats of plotting to impeach Trump since the first day of his presidency and to quoting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier this year arguing the case for impeachment should be overwhelming and bipartisan.
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In the space of a few hours on Wednesday, Mr. Trump veered from avoiding a clash with Mr. Peña Nieto over his proposal for a border wall to goading an Arizona crowd into chants about constructing the barrier.
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In an impassioned if disjointed 49-minute speech, Trump veered from angry attacks on the media to election victory laps before he took something of a dry run of the themes for his joint congressional address next week.
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This year, the Senate included an amendment that would kill the Trump administration's agreement to allow ZTE to resume business with U.S. suppliers, one of the few times the Republican-led Senate has veered from White House policy.
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Da'Vonne and Jozea veered from Shane's plan to vote Angela and Faith into elimination, and Shane felt betrayed because he had gone the extra mile to work things in a way that would save them from going in elimination.
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In the years that stretch between now and Knebworth it's been easy to forget what made Oasis such a thrill in the first place—the swaggering tunes, the unpredictability, the sparring that veered from downright dumb to clever-clever.
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His accounts of Mozart's Sonata in C, K. 545, and the Fantasia and Sonata in C Minor, rendered without pause, veered from porcelain prettiness to turbulent Romantic gesturing and back again, neither manner suitable to the music at hand.
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If we were just dealing with conviction politicians, perhaps Republicans would have gone back to the drawing board and built out a new tax plan, or maybe they would've never veered from their initial idea in the first place.
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"For the remainder of the meeting, Trump veered from topic to topic — Syria, Mexico, a recent Washington Post story he didn't like — like a squirrel caught in traffic, dashing one way and then another," Snodgrass wrote about the president.
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Police say Madison Jane Lyden, 23, veered from the bike lane in which she was traveling after another vehicle pulled into her path and then was hit by the truck driven by 44-year-old Felipe Chairez about 4:45 p.m.
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Meanwhile, eight-year-old, Brooklyn-based Kickstarter, whose investors have only confirmed one $10 million round in its history, made clear back in 2012 that Kickstarter is not a store, and it doesn't seem to have veered from that stance.
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Though the two could have likely coexisted, Kanye's success has proved to be a saving grace in and outside of the music industry for centering black identities that veered from dope boy turned rap star or straight up backpack types.
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ABC veered from a raucous interview with Taraji P. Henson, who was asked about her recent action film "Proud Mary," to Mira Sorvino and Ms. Judd, both of whom came forward last year with allegations of sexual harassment against Mr. Weinstein.
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The jurors veered from hopelessly deadlocked to willing to talk more, rattling the courtroom, which was filled with members of the Scott and Slager families, as well as onlookers who had gathered, they thought, to see an end to the trial.
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They lived through Cuba's civic joy at the end of the dictatorship and they followed Fidel when he veered from a revolution originally fought to restore political democracy to a different revolution that sought to bring communism and socialism to the island.
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Roughly five weeks before an election in which she is expected to win a record-tying fourth term, Merkel veered from her stump speech, acknowledging "difficult times" in 2015 when a flood of asylum seekers, many from the Middle East, entered Germany.
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Before his elevation, Cardinal O'Brien was considered a potential reformer and even a borderline liberal, but during the next decade he rarely veered from Vatican doctrine on such matters as prohibiting artificial contraception, barring women from the priesthood and declaring homosexual behavior immoral.
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Mr. Trump's abrupt change of heart reflected a volatile president who has veered from one message to another, at points equating the virus to ordinary flu that will "miraculously" go away and at others declaring it an all-out war endangering the country.
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In a 1983 exhibition at the Gruenebaum Gallery, Michael Brenson wrote in The Times, she veered from abstraction and "put her mastery of color and composition in the service of identifiable subjects," including the Brooklyn Bridge and the temples at Paestum in Italy.
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But in one aspect, the story deliberately veered from its source material: "Baldwin came to prominence in a very different time in America, where a black artist had to write a white narrative about white characters to be avant-garde," says Edmonds.
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The actress' chocolate-brown roots are her trademark, and since emerging on the scene in the early 2000s, she's rarely veered from her natural color and mid-length style (aside from the occasional haircut and very subtle highlights a few years back).
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Origins is being developed by Ubisoft Montreal, who has been working on the game since it finished 2012's Black Flag, which also veered from the traditional formula by grafting a huge oceanic world onto the traditional city-based gameplay of an Assassin's Creed game.
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While the duo's career trajectories veered from each other, they've also always maintained a healthy level of overlap and the two friends have collaborated on comedy and music projects from childhood through their time as roommates at NYU and continue to work together today.
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" But the president then veered from the somber to the self-congratulatory in the tweet, citing what he said was the "Best economy in decades, lowest unemployment numbers for Blacks and Hispanics EVER (& women in 18years), rebuilding our Military and so much more. Nice!
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Not a big deal for a young man to have those things in America, but culturally where this family comes from, they become a big deal — a symbol of the fact that he has veered from the strict morals they brought him up with.
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The conversation veered from the difficulty of shooting in the South Korean countryside to a miraculously sourced Chanel dress and the tedious nature of producing Okja's hundreds of VFX shots, most of which were shot on location rather than in front of a green screen.
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An up-and-down first half of the year for quant funds — when managers like Winton, Systematica, and Renaissance Technologies posted returns that veered from mediocre to poor — was made worse in September, when a massive shift in momentum stocks hit many computer-driven funds.
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Trump veered from the party line on gun control on Wednesday, saying he planned to meet with the National Rifle Association to discuss banning gun sales to those on a terrorist watch list following Sunday's massacre in Orlando, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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But the Shi'ite-led Baghdad government veered from the plan two weeks ago with the announcement that its next offensive would be just west of Baghdad in Falluja, a Sunni bastion where U.S. troops faced the bloodiest battles of their own 2003-2011 occupation.
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It veered from hippie flares patchworked in denim, suede and velvet (also python, chintz and leopard), silver flowers and Navajo beading writhing up the sides, to elaborately embroidered silk kimonos and fringed capes, and an entire souk's worth of tiered, exotic-print, glimmering maxi dresses.
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Donald Trump, in tones that have veered from feisty to "muted" in the two days since his debate performance against Hillary Clinton, is labeling the former secretary of state "grossly incompetent" and promising his supporters he won't just defeat his Democrat opponent at the polls on Nov.
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"You veered from the narrative when you were elected president of the republic as a woman, from the left, a former militant against the dictatorship, without a husband to pose by your side in the photographs," said Regina Sousa, a Workers' Party senator from Piauí in northeast Brazil.
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Much like Mr. Trump, President George W. Bush veered from Republican free trade orthodoxy in 2002 when he imposed tariffs of up to 30 percent on certain steel products to counter what he claimed was a surge of imports (Canada, Mexico and a number of developing countries were exempted).
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Dick Gregory, the pioneering satirist who transformed cool humor into a barbed force for civil rights in the 203s, then veered from his craft for a life devoted to protest and fasting in the name of assorted social causes, health regimens and conspiracy theories, died Saturday in Washington.
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That was true when he went on a long tangent about his efforts to bring home troops from Afghanistan, and in another exchange when he veered from a question about his position on reparations into an argument that children should listen to the radio or a record player.
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The point here is not to trace the routes drugs follow into the U.S., but rather to indicate just how far Trump's GOP has veered from good faith and integrity and to note how destructive that is to the very system of government Republicans, like Democrats, profess to revere.
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And Trump's team has veered from one talking point to the next by trying to cast the Democrats' inquiry as overtly partisan, or suggesting the White House is primarily focused on policy — even as the president's Twitter feed and public comments suggest a growing obsession with the impeachment inquiry.
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As the New York Times explains about the real transcripts:With bracing bluntness and a smattering of R-rated language, the private conversations reveal a president sometimes unseen by the general public, one who veered from wonky discussions of the Northern Ireland peace process to serrated assessments of his American political opposition.
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" At least one Republican, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, veered from the script and delivered a full-throated defense of Mr. Trump: "I think it's a good idea to have engagement, and I guess I don't quite understand all of the people who have gone completely deranged criticizing the president.
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A Congressional committee is grilling FBI director James Comey and NSA chief Admiral Mike Rogers on a Russian-led cyber campaign to influence the 2016 election, but representatives' questions have veered from political hacking into debates about prosecuting journalists for publishing leaked documents and, of course, questions about President Trump's Twitter habits.
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The first four months of the Macron presidency have veered from relief (at his defeat of Ms Le Pen), admiration (at restored presidential dignity) and delight (at his muscular treatment of the Russian and American presidents) to wariness (at his inclination to pomposity) and apprehension (as spending cuts and labour reforms take shape).
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The 216-28 bipartisan vote marked one of the few times the Republican-led Senate has veered from White House policy and came on the same day that U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 214 percent tariff on $27 billion of Chinese goods, escalating tensions between the world's two biggest economies.
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Once planned as a feature film, this 10-episode limited series certainly has the texture and producer pedigree of a premium drama -- it's the most expensive TNT has produced, and looks like it -- reflecting how the network has veered from less-demanding procedurals toward fare closer in tone to FX and AMC.
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This week, as he faced intensifying questions about his past conduct, Mr. Fairfax veered from varying responses; he suggested that allies of Mr. Northam and then Mayor Levar Stoney of Richmond, a political rival, were behind the abrupt airing of the allegation in hopes of blocking his path to the governor's office.
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Kim's got her contouring line, Khloe documents her near-daily hair changes on her blog, and don't even get us started on their half-sister Kylie... But there's one Kardashian who's carved her own path — and hasn't veered from it even when everyone and their mom started selling lip kits and Sugar Bear gummies.
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On September 25, when the devastation became too much ignore, Trump unleashed an inscrutable series of tweets that veered from self congratulations to a critical appraisal of Puerto Rico's financial situation -- as if the island's debt in some way mitigated the government's responsibility to it -- and back to another assurance FEMA was doing its job.
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The Republicans' scattershot approach was on full display Monday morning, as Trump veered from an attack on the media, calling an African American Democratic candidate a "thief" and continuing an escalating barrage of inciting claims about "the caravan" -- a group of migrants whose movements have become a catch-all for his anti-immigrant messaging.
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A statement from Mr. Trump's transition office early Tuesday brought to an end his public and chaotic deliberations over the nation's top diplomat — a process that at times veered from rewarding Rudolph W. Giuliani, one of his most loyal supporters, to musing about whether Mitt Romney, one of his most outspoken critics, might be forgiven.
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Lim veered from his prepared remarks several times while addressing the congregation, telling them that he didn't know he was going to be released until 15 minutes beforehand, and that he was certain that his Canadian citizenship played a huge role in the commutation of his initial sentence -- from death to hard labor -- and also in his release.
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While countless chefs in this new-casual age of David Chang, Ignacio Mattos and April Bloomfield have veered from the protocols of white-tablecloth classicism — and even Del Posto's former pastry chef, Brooks Headley, now runs a tiny veggie burger joint called Superiority Burger — Del Posto's new strategy for continued relevance is to double down on fancy.
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The interruption, almost slapstick if it had not been real, was over within 40 seconds, during which Professor Kelly veered from apparent mild annoyance to repeated apologies to stifling smiles, while ultimately keeping his composure as he discussed the latest political drama underway in South Korea, where a court had removed President Park Geun-hye from office.
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While the fourth-quarter results contained no other sizeable charges, they threw into stark relief how far the U.S. industrial conglomerate had veered from its outlook less than a year ago, when former Chief Executive Jeff Immelt predicted that sales would rise as much as 21.15 percent in 239 and margins would expand by a full percentage point.
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But more than just the culmination of a political feud, the specter of Mr. Trump's highly visible absence from Mr. McCain's funeral on Saturday morning at Washington National Cathedral underscored the degree to which the president has veered from the norms of his office, unwilling to act as a unifying force at major moments in the life of the country.
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Yet she was neither rigid nor predictable, eschewing a codified style in favor of a look that veered from the sleek understatement of a mock turtleneck cashmere caftan, or the slender one-shoulder gowns she favored in the '70s, to the more showy effusions of the Reagan era, as in the lavishly feathered cape she wore atop a filmy gown to a Metropolitan Museum of Art costume exhibition in 1985. Mrs.
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Handke took this false consciousness public just as reality collapsed; in 1991, publishing a screed against Slovenian independence, and over the next decade of constant war, churning out a spate of ostensibly nonfiction texts that veered from pedantic critiques of the media coverage (which, he claimed, refused to hold Croats accountable for the persecution of Serbs during World War II) to raising doubts that read like denials (of the then-unfolding Serbian massacres of Bosnian Muslims).
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