"There's a little more divergence in the fortunes of individual companies," Mr. Auld said.
So far, there appears to be some divergence in the American and Afghan efforts.
What this affair really reveals is a profound divergence in the historiography of the French revolution.
Secondly, there is a sharp divergence in the fortunes of disabled people and others.
But the divergence in the latest two reports raises a question of whether one of them has gone askew.
The divergence in the states' policies can easily be seen in the waiting rooms of their motor vehicles offices.
He regards Israel as a worldwide Jewish project, and he did not want to see any divergence in the Israeli and Jewish identities.
You can see a snapshot of that divergence in the small graph.
In this documentary Irene Taylor Brodsky chronicles her parents' decision, and the resulting divergence in the path they had walked together for so many years.
The first period of divergence, in the late nineteen-twenties and early thirties, found the industry confronting the rise of talking pictures (and, along the way, the Depression).
Satellite imagery of the Amazon basin, the world's largest tropical forest and a critical bulwark against climate change, shows a stark divergence in the continent's preservation efforts.
