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Apple is typically resistant to diverging from its roadmap to head off potential threats.

"All of these terrorist acts have got to be condemned," he said, abruptly diverging from an answer to another question to deliver a strident sermon.

The boutique locations -- which diverge from uniformity to appeal to a certain demographic -- often boast trendy bars that attract guests and locals.

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.

Instead of diverging from its core purpose to expand into new areas, Dropbox kept it tight.

Reactions diverged from neighborhood to neighborhood.

How is it possible, that with such embodied compassion and thoughtfulness, that we have diverged from care to convenience in a short 1-2 sentexte text message?

The age of the patients diverged from 37 to 98 years (median age 64 years).

How the two genomes diverged from 16 to 18 chromosomes is of interest.

In carrying the more explicit programming, AT&T seems to be diverging from the policy of some local cable providers.

The ions diverging from point A are brought to a focus at point B. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.