The first of five hundred and twenty-six (and counting) anonymous postcards that have brought bafflement, diversion, and, finally, pleasure to the British actor Simon Jones arrived at his apartment on Central Park South in July, 2003.
By Leo Carey The first of five hundred and twenty-six (and counting) anonymous postcards that have brought bafflement, diversion, and, finally, pleasure to the British actor Simon Jones arrived at his apartment on Central Park South in July, 2003.
But this plan, too, unraveled — because of a lawsuit brought by Amusing Diversions Inc., a company that had signed a contract with him in 2003 to promote a line of dog clothing.
Most jurisdictions will have the option to bring the diversion and intervention programs already in place to the full scale as well as adopt other proven models of service (cf. Druss & Mauer 2010).
They might have brought some welcome diversion from the writers' one-track minds.
It remains possible that, as Nicholas Dawidoff reported, the Jets have intended all along to use Tebow only sparingly; that he was brought in as a diversion, not as true competition for Sanchez.
Or perhaps the total absence of others to provide even a bit of people-watching diversion had brought us down.
Not to be sidetracked by Mitt's clever distraction, Obama brought up his own diversion about how Romney called Russia our biggest threat.
"It is clear this is a government which is short of ideas, desperately trying to bring up nonsensical diversions to distract attention from the situation in the country.
It was under construction at the same time as the Farakka Barrage but not completed until 1983, several years after the barrage began operation and, as a result, planners were forced to accommodate the changes brought about by the Farakka diversion.
