But, she added, "our editorial vision diverged from what was presented to us".
There was little, if anything, in his comments that diverged from what BP executives have said in the past.
There's also no question that tDCS hype has long since diverged from what researchers (or the vibrant D.I.Y. tDCS community) have actually demonstrated, triggering a skeptical backlash.
He was convicted again based largely on Sneed's testimony, although his account of Glossip's alleged involvement diverged from what he said at the first trial, which diverged from his original confession to police.
But what emerged at the first run-through was a profound mismatch, as Levin recalls: "Every time Alim and his musicians diverged from what the Kronos had on paper, David would ask his arranger to accommodate it.
Raúl, whose functionaries hung the banner of Fidel at the entrance to the Moncada Garrison in Santiago de Cuba, has voluntarily submitted his speeches to his brother for approval, even when he plans to diverge from what his brother would have said.
Informed Thursday night by The Times that the F.B.I. version diverged from what Mr. Davies said on "60 Minutes," CBS News quickly checked its own F.B.I. sources, Mr. Fager said, and learned that what Mr. Davies had told the F.B.I. "differed from what he told us".
If the leap second is stamped out, the astronomical definition of time will diverge from what is dictated by the atomic clocks, about a couple of thousandths of a second a day, growing to a minute over the course of a century, and someday — thousands of years from now — noon will strike at sunrise instead of when the sun is overhead.
Most modern scholars agree that Severus as well as Dioscorus probably diverged from what was defined as orthodoxy more in their emphasis upon the intimacy of the union between God and humanity in Christ than in any denial that the humanity of Christ and that of humankind are consubstantial.
Clearly consumers' stated privacy concerns diverge from what consumers do.
