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University of York researchers say the special cancer drugs fund is particularly poor value, diverting money from other patient services.

This notion is particularly evident for rectal primaries where surgeons believe that at minimum a diverting colostomy is necessary to prevent eventual obstruction during systemic chemotherapy/chemoradiation.

This change is particularly significant in New York City, where longstanding District Attorney led diversion programs have historically been the primary vehicles for diverting cases to treatment.

Problem-solving courts … may be particularly helpful in diverting women to the services they need".

Until that changes, it will be particularly hard to divert those who consider, but turn away from, Islamic extremism.

Mr. Stone said he was particularly angered when the state's budget diverted roughly $14 million from several newly incorporated cities in Riverside County.

Anesthesiologists are particularly stigmatized for opioid addiction because stealing or diverting drugs meant for patients is considered unethical and unlawful.

Anesthesiologists are particularly stigmatised for opioid addiction because stealing or diverting drugs meant for patients is considered unethical and unlawful.

But while his fist is agreeably diverting, particularly on the big screen, this is far from his best movie.

Trump is indeed diverting.

It is frequently diverting and sometimes moving.