Salonika Evans, 21, a dental hygienist student in Columbus, Ga., called the debate a diversion from the real issue of jobs.
Far from being a diversion from the "crucial debate", as suggested by the Australian's Chris Kenny, the #IndigenousDads response correctly realigned the conversation.
Along with proposals for police and crime commissioners to take responsibility for fire and rescue, this is a diversion from the serious debate about the future of our service.
For heterogeneous cases, we demonstrate that the shear-thinning property does not contribute too much to the diversion effect, which clarifies the debate of understandings.
It's both unbelievable and slightly genius that Donald Trump has managed to use the second presidential debate as a diversion to try to shift the national focus from his recently released crude sexual remarks.
Re "Time to Move the Mississippi, Experts Say" (Sept . 19: The debate over big diversions has raged here for 20 years and there is little consensus, much less unanimity, on that issue.
To summarize, three key parallel trends within AIDS and climate change research include: (1) the tendency toward globalized discourses and the masking of uneven vulnerabilities; (2) the dominance of scientific perspectives and continued grasping for "techno-fixes"; and (3) the polarized debates and resulting diversion away from equitable and comprehensive responses.
In fact, the attempt to resolve these debates with appeals to science alone is often a diversion to avoid addressing emotionally charged debates on values [ 18, 19].
"I try to be part of a debate, not part of a diversion," he says.
"We are a little bit frustrated," he said, calling the debate surrounding the proposal a "diversion" from "important things" like reform of Indonesia's banking system and the restructuring of corporate debt.
