GPB One of the diverting things I thought was that I ought to test his urine.
GPD One GP had the opposite view and described using urine testing as a means to get control of consultations: One of the diverting things I thought was that I ought to test his urine.
It's diverting to have things such as BIG's twisted towers and their interiors and gardens offer their lucky buyers more than the lawyer-designed boxes-propped-on-car-parks of the last decade.
But in four years in office, Governor Christie, a Republican, has relied on the same kind of short-term strategies, diverting money for things like affordable housing and property tax rebates to balance the budget, and tapping funds intended for development of new sources of energy to keep the lights on in state buildings.
"But they can also see immediate risks to the business and they can make necessary adjustments immediately, like diverting flights and things like that".
"That's diverting attention from things unions would normally do, which is get-out-the-vote and efforts to organize during elections," Celinda Lake, a prominent Democratic pollster, told me of unions' frantic efforts to recoup lost fees by getting people to opt-in to paying them.
He alleged that Mills "was hiding herself from the whole thing" by diverting the blame to someone else.
"If you have a permit, the police will accommodate for things like diverting traffic," Mr. Browne said.
The thing is, as diverting as The World is Not Enough may be, wouldn't you rather be out doing the things you can't do on a normal weekend, like partying on a Sunday?
This is not the time to be obsessed -- diverted -- by things that essentially don't matter: the Knicks' preseason dysfunction, the Mets' search for a new manager, the Jets' unexpected collapse with so much of the season still to go, the next move by the Yankees so they can win the World Series in 2003.
