Here, Francis once again diverted from his prepared script.
She sees diners in the penthouse restaurant once again diverted by the astonishing view of Central Park, whose treetops spread out like a lawn of emerald broccoli.
A swift ball in was delivered from the left and Dejagah was almost on hand to divert it past Bunn once again, only for Javier Garrido to get the faintest of touches and divert it out to the opposing wing.
But the report served to once again divert the campaign away from the economy and onto the tricky terrain of racial politics in America.
Susan Boyle, of Transportation Alternatives, an advocacy organization that has long lobbied for the rights of bicyclists, said the bill would "once again divert the burden for public safety away from those responsible for traffic and motor vehicle laws".
Angelou enlists the aid of her mother and brother; they come to her rescue once again by diverting the African first to Mexico and then back to Ghana.
The build-up to the US PGA Championship, which begins on Thursday at Whistling Straits, has seen attention divert firmly towards McIlroy once again.
In 2010, the budget crisis continues to be real and funds are expected, once again, to be diverted to the General Fund and away from the voter-approved grants programs for tobacco control and cardiovascular, cancer and pulmonary disease grants.
They also reported that the shortage of herbicides impacted negatively on their CA targets and again diverted labour from more productive activities; once again, this was a false economy in the CFSAM's view, and contributed to the overall imbalance of farm inputs.
And once again, they are diverting capital from productive long-term investment to further inflate a financial bubble — this one in corporate stocks and bonds — that, when it bursts, will send the economy into another recession.
