The strategy of the right in the face of this is very simple – diversion, over the past few days, through a peripheral focus on personal finances.
Since 2008, wine prices have closely tracked Japan's Nikkei stock market index, he said, with only small signs of diversion over the last year.
such recommendations on the need to establish additional measures to prevent diversion of ordinary, over-the-counter pseudoephedrine and phenylpropanolamine (such as a threshold on ordinary, over-the-counter pseudoephedrine and phenylpropanolamine products) as the Attorney General considers appropriate.
They started the federation as a diversion, giving it an over-the-top logo (winged lions whose mouths are stuffed with the ends of a hot dog, and a Latin inscription that means, "In gorging, truth") and the mock-serious name of International Federation of Competitive Eating, or I.F.O.C.E.
In 2002, the university decided to create a diversion and took over the space for an all-day Spring Fest with bands and marijuana-free entertainment like rock climbing.
The independence of the evolutionary origins of bacterial and eukaryotic RF3 suggests that loss of the gene could be compensated by duplication of a gene for another trGTPase, followed by diversion to take over the function of RF3.
The Florida Everglades have been dramatically altered by a variety of water withdrawals and diversions over the past century that have substantially decreased the flow of vital freshwater with cascading impacts throughout this unique ecosystem.
Outside the lab, Campisi has dabbled in various extracurricular diversions over the years.
At the mention of his children, a wave of nostalgia passed through Og, causing him to gaze around fondly at his rec room, where he had established a series of costly diversions over the years.
Viagogo's action, filed with a court in Germany, was "a diversion tactic" over the tickets seller's refusal to attend a commons select committee earlier this week, Mr Galbraith told BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme.
He alleges the diversion over 14 years of $750 million violates a provision in the U.S. Constitution authorizing Congress to set up a patent system "to promote the progress of science and the useful arts" because it leaves insufficient funds to efficiently process patent applications, lengthening the approval time.
