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"Against him, I don't really need to be a step and a half quicker," Sampras said, deviating from the high road for a moment.
Deviating from it has benefits, too.
With a crisis boiling over in the eurozone again, he was right not to deviate from this road, difficult as it may be.
Do deviate along the road, too, even unpromising spots like São João da Pesqueira have beautiful historic centres and leave the package tours behind.
In fact, thermal effect problems associated with slope orientations result in the maximum thawed depth position being deviated in the roadbed transverse direction rather than thawed on the embankment central line.
"Thank you for your service," says one racer, who deviated from the road to shake Bell's hand.
The only real question is whether we are willing to walk a path where it can happen or deviate down a road where we get lost and disconnected from our real selves.
Twelve of the 18 children younger than five years of age had weight measurements which deviated from "the road to health", i.e. their weight was below the 3 percentile for girls on the WHO growth chart [ 2].
The highway is currently the only route to deviate from the recreational road criteria.
Saldanha accused Kheny of deviating from the original plan for the road and misappropriating the lands of farmers who didn't have proper title deeds.
