Not to mention the diversion of resources back into our communities that sorely need it".
Maybe a spirit-lifting summertime diversion, like "Friends" back in the day, or "TRL".
Sheriff Dart, who previously was both a state prosecutor and a state representative, said he had grown impatient with what he considered to be Chief Judge Evans's sluggishness in backing diversion courts while the county jail's population was bloated with nonviolent drug criminals.
Meanwhile Sonny, who used to peddle his own flesh before he joined the service, runs into some former clients -- wealthy, maritally frustrated women in search of diversion -- and slides back into a life of hustling.
"It was no more than a 15 minute diversion and he was back to look in on Mary and her roommates," said Hilliard.
When Waukesha, a town of 72,000 about 20 miles from Milwaukee, wanted to tap into Lake Michigan because its own water supply was contaminated with radium, a naturally occurring radioactive element, the diversion was significantly scaled back after objections from other states in the region.
The research-based industry was quoted infrequently on affordability, linking the legislation to the threat of diversion of these medicines back into profitable, developed country markets.
I wasn't delivering a 10-minute standup set about neutrons walking into a bar; I was just giving a few brief, silly diversions and then getting back to the science.
For Lloyd's latest diversion, he'll be backed by his regular rhythm section Friday at UCLA, and joined by Americana-dusted guitarist Bill Frisell.
This is ostensibly required to prevent the diversion of the generic drug back into wealthy markets in the West.
