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Some have diversified from agriculture into tourism.

"We have diversified from a manufacturing economy to one based on a broad array of services," Dr. Kamer said.

Mexican and Burmese gangs have diversified from cocaine to the production and sale of methamphetamine, and remain just as violent.

They have diversified from drugs to a portfolio of crimes including extortion, kidnapping, theft of crude oil and even wildcat mining.

The authors suggested that HypSys peptides in N. attenuata have diversified from their function as defence related peptides to being involved in controlling flower morphology.

Some groups, such as the Leptanillinae and Martialinae, are suggested to have diversified from early primitive ants that were likely to have been predators underneath the surface of the soil.

Mr. Zimmerman said the impetus for the ventures was the success of the Big Five accounting firms, which had diversified from the single service of auditing into highly profitable, multifaceted business services conglomerates.

In the same time, the services in which mutuals are developing has diversified from four (health, social work, education and leisure) to 12 (including fire services, housing and libraries).

Dropbox indicated it is counting on its unwavering focus on online storage to fend off Google, which has diversified from Internet search into email, photo sharing, social networking, online video and smartphones.

In part by utilizing this cross-disciplinary approach, Watson has diversified from petroleum into semiconductors, paper-and-pulp and federal environmental cleanup jobs.

But its scoring has diversified from the start of the winning streak, when Darnold was called upon to create most of it.