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ANOTHER step that would help deflect the charge of elitism involves rethinking program notes.

The move could help deflect growing Soviet concern about US policy in the Gulf.

Even without a big budget, a European unemployment-insurance scheme could be created to help deflect asymmetric shocks.

To help deflect any backlash, liquor companies also devote a significant part of their advertising budget to promoting responsible drinking.

And it is having problems attracting investment for its oil and gas industries.Will this help deflect it from its nuclear path?

Everton defender Leighton Baines admits his involvement in England's two friendlies against Chile and Germany will help deflect some of the attention from the impending Merseyside derby.

Casting a problem forward helped deflect awkward questions about what Labour had actually achieved in office.

But the numbers suggest its international acquisitions helped deflect the worst of the recession.

"I think being a staff sergeant — and a bitch — helps deflect those things," she added.

This helped deflect suggestions that the matter of reparations should have been dealt with explicitly at the same time.

Second, it helps deflect criticism of the war among Europeans, criticism that has focused on the harm to civilians.