The ads underscore how far Washington has diverged from California and Canada on auto regulations.
But the tracker rate at which lenders traditionally offer floating-rate mortgages has diverged from it sharply.
Even as its economy has diverged from America's, it has converged with that of the rest of China.
By contrast he cites the new world order postulated by American neoconservatives, and the ways reality has diverged from such a model.
Indeed, comparing the two measures suggests how the notion of poverty in the United States has diverged from that in the rest of the world.
The left misconceives his role as the founder of the conservative movement, and the right ignores how far the movement has diverged from Buckley's example.
The election returns cast the protest movement in a stark new light, suggesting that Moscow's political path has diverged from the rest of Russia.
This is certainly the case with the Gallup poll, which has performed quite poorly in the past when it has diverged from the consensus of other surveys.
In fact, BellSouth might have fared even better if it had not been hurt by plunging currencies in Latin America -- the one place where BellSouth has diverged from its stay-at-home strategy by investing heavily in wireless networks.
Still, Mrs. Clinton has diverged from Mr. Lieberman at critical junctures, reflecting what her advisers cast as a consistent belief on her part that Mr. Bush mismanaged the war and its aftermath.
"New Country", with which Earle is identified as a prime mover and innovator, has diverged from the Nashville songwriting establishment in that many of its leading lights, like Earle, write their own material, thereby returning control of style and content to the singer.
