"We rarely see such divergent trends," Dr. Curtin said.
Over the past few years two divergent trends have developed in the genre.
Latin American officials say the region is divided into several markets with divergent trends.
The Cairo gathering, the first Arab League summit meeting in a decade to include Iraq, brought together the divergent trends in the Arab world.
It is the Bank that expresses surprise, regular as clockwork, every three months about the divergent trends in the labour market.
STRATHAM, N.H. — Mitt Romney's second presidential bid, and with it the 2012 Republican race, will turn on the interaction between two divergent trends.
America's farms have seen two divergent trends over the past 15 years: the rise of GM crops and, on a smaller scale, an expanding market for organic products.
Divergent trends of the 20th century are represented by the works of two Fredericton artists: Molly Lamb Bobak, who painted crowd scenes and floral watercolours, and her husband, Bruno Bobak, who painted vibrant landscapes.
Divergent trends in unemployment may be better explained by the sort of recession each country had than by variations in jobs-market flexibility, says Kevin Daly at Goldman Sachs.
These divergent trends — the teacher as psycho; the teacher as saint — only confirm what the film scholar Dana Polan called the "problem of the pedagogue's embodiment": the difficulty we have "imagining the teacher as a real person," rather than as an icon, an authority figure or a bad joke.
In a statement accompanying the rate decision Tuesday, the central bank governor, Glenn Stevens, hinted at the divergent trends, saying that although there had recently been "signs of increased demand for finance by households," the pace of borrowing had remained "relatively subdued".
