Their responses are likely to confirm what bishops already know - that the behaviour of Catholics, including the roughly one third who go regularly to church, is diverging dramatically from the model of Catholic practice set out by the Church.
The urochordate Ciona also presents an interesting departure from composite networks (fig. 4 I), diverging dramatically from the invertebrate bilaterians in having S/T-rich LCRs as the most prevalent domain linked to the KLF-DBD.
Strikingly, despite the retention of DIA1L homologues in echinoderms and cephalochordates subsequent to this gene duplication event, DIA1L is absent in all later-branching deuterostomes, indicating DIA1L was 'lost' or diverged dramatically (precluding detection) prior to tunicate divergence (see Figure 1).
Though they stay faithful to this most diverse of postcodes, their adult lives diverge dramatically.
But among children who had graduated to the local diet, the two groups diverged dramatically.
And when objective realities began to diverge dramatically from official common sense, immense pressures accumulated.
In 1974 the number of Scottish male deaths from suicide stood at 278, women at 264 – numbers then diverged dramatically.
India brought two young leg spinners on their tour of England in 1990, only for their paths to diverge dramatically like the boys in Stand By Me.
While the State of Indiana, which also appealed the ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, was nominally on the administration's side, the two briefs diverged dramatically.
The paths of past NBA draft No1s have, of course, diverged dramatically: beginning life as a pro basketballer at the top of the class can be a spur to sustained greatness, or a crushing albatross.
With a grant of $200 and an automobile that, in Wilson's words, "may have set a national record in breakdowns per week," they made a 12,000-mile field trip through "the lower 48 states," an epic excursion that helped form their subsequent careers.+Those careers, however, diverged dramatically after college.
