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THE flight paths of college costs and state budgets are diverging to the point that C. D. Mote Jr., president of the University of Maryland at College Park, says he doesn't know how much longer the ship can hold.

Inverse Gaussian and shifted exponential performed equally well for the wide variety of the reference TTDs from strongly peaked in recharge zones where flows are diverging to broadly distributed in more converging zones.

Mr Gove said he had received advice from England's exam regulator Ofqual saying that it will be "very difficult, if not impossible, to maintain comparable standards when the structure, content and even grading of these qualifications are diverging to such an extent".

It is unclear why the recommendations are diverging to such an extent.

However, in a natural, between-species comparisons, the gene duplicates present will include those for which two copies are diverged to varying degrees.

Actively and/or recently transposed elements belonging to the same family should be nearly identical in sequence, whereas inactive transposons may be diverged to such an extent that they will be unidentifiable.

"Views are diverging as to the line to be taken with regard to the CAP in the future," the agriculture minister of Slovenia, Iztok Jarc, said.

Furthermore, we show that there are diverging interpretations as to what success in a bioenergy project means.

Davis said: "Sources of supply are diverging from traditional mining regions to more complex and disparate locations, with a range of new industry participants seeking access to markets.

In addition, two species that are close enough to form a hybrid but are diverged sufficiently to have evolved a plenty of genetic incompatibilities are desired.

"Now, their interests are diverging".