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Ackles noted at Comic-Con that he feels fortunate that Dean never deviates from being Dean, regardless of the circumstances, and I'm inclined to agree.

The masterful gain, however, is that O never once deviates from being Clark's own vision, and never once feels like a poor man's Balanchine.

The output current waveforms are deviated from being sinusoidal.

We're not going to deviate from being fiscally prudent.

In addition, they seemed pleased with their decisions to deviate from being their mothers' daughters.

But as soon as he deviates from that, you can almost be assured it will all go to hell before too long.

The wonderful surprise is how he deviates from the conventions of bluster and braggadocio.

He voted for TARP, but beyond that, the only area where he deviates from the movement's revealed preferences is in his willingness to work with Democrats (for pragmatic reasons, according to Joe Biden).

Groh hijacked the agenda, in fact, just 20 minutes after the Denver game ended, when -- biting off his words as he does when he is angry -- he deviated from his usual policy of not giving credence to what he considers ancillary issues.

Couniserial dimension is a measure of how far a module deviates from being uniform.

Ayer depends on digital special effects, but he never deviates from what could be called the illusion of reality — which, in this case, is almost hallucinatory.