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Here's why the electoral college's results are, increasingly, diverging from the results of the popular vote.

A report in the Washington Monthly last year described rank-and-file soldiers, who are disproportionately non-white, working-class and female, as increasingly diverging from an ideologically conservative officer corps.

Kevin Featherstone, professor of contemporary Greek studies at the London School of Economics, said: "World Bank indices of good governance have shown Greek scores declining and converging with other Balkan states and increasingly diverging from the rest of Europe.

This phenomenon has more recently been borne out by the rapid state test score inflation that has occurred throughout the nation since No Child Left Behind was instituted, with the results on state exams increasingly diverging from the more reliable results of the no-stakes national exams, the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

But an inevitable byproduct of AP's diversification strategy is that its fate is increasingly diverging from that of its collective ownership, which is caught up in a maelstrom of falling circulation and rapidly eroding print advertising.

Yet in the last two decades, popular consciousness has increasingly diverged from the discourse of many American historians.

In the marriage at the center of the book, Jaz's family is Punjabi Sikh, Lisa's is American Jewish, and his stubborn materialism increasingly diverges from her growing faith.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the marriage at the center of the book, Jaz's family is Punjabi Sikh, Lisa's is American Jewish, and his stubborn materialism increasingly diverges from her growing faith.

Traditionally, most of the law in the country has been based upon Italian law, though in recent years, the Vatican has increasingly diverged from new laws set in Rome.

Since 2001, when the devolved Welsh government abandoned the use of league tables and national standardised tests, the country's education system has increasingly diverged from England's, culminating in failure to agree with GCSE and A-level reforms introduced under Michael Gove as education secretary in England.

Changing climate and fire regimes, however may lead to fire emissions that increasingly diverge from historical means.