One Western diplomat who visits there frequently told me, "You can't imagine what a diversion of resources it represents, and it's still growing".
European broadcasters initially tried to oppose the diversion of spectrum, saying it would detract from their plans to introduce new high-definition TV channels.
While the text is festooned with learned references to philosophers and academic theory, the writing is far too scattered and diffuse, and the stage too full of bizarre, entrancing diversion for any of it to sink in coherently.
AT&T said the diversion of calls had cost it "millions of dollars" and had allowed MCI executives "to continue understating and misrepresenting their true financial position in reports" to the bankruptcy court and elsewhere.
Note that the completion of the Egnatia Odos, and diversion of most traffic to it, has meant that many now secondary mountain roads are less-used and not well maintained- avoid them especially during night or poor weather conditions.
Last year it tracked dozens of cases of diversion of Colorado's medical marijuana, finding it in 23 states.
Kawabata, who viewed the Master as one of his favorite creations, knew that for China the game of "abundant spiritual powers encompassed the principles of nature and the universe of human life," and that the Chinese had named it "the diversion of the immortals".
28 29 Alcohol use was associated with higher rates of food insufficiency, even when controlled for by income, suggesting it reflected diversion of disposable income from food to alcohol, not just a reflection that more money is available for alcohol purchase.
Diversion of food waste from landfill since it is the biggest organic stream in municipal solid waste is essential to reach high diversion target (Environment [2013]).
You have to accept it as an intellectual diversion of a brilliant mind grappling with complex materials.
