Those strains are increasingly diverging, as transplants move in and the urban areas expand, as seen in Tuesday's vote.
"[There are] too many choices possible, but here is one epoch-making trend: as the post-2008 rise of hydraulic fracturing drove U.S. natural gas prices down and increased the supply (in 2013 the U.S. will be again the world's largest natural gas producer) oil and gas prices, traditionally moving in tandem, have diverged significantly.
Its presence is just one sign that Canada's drug policies are moving in a direction that diverges sharply from those in the United States -- to treat addiction more as a medical issue and less as one of law enforcement.
He also noted that United States and global markets were increasingly diverging, compared with the second half of last year in which major markets were more or less moving in step with one another in a risk-off, risk-on trading.
Once a driver feels the difficulty for lane-changing maneuvers in diverging area, they may move onto the nearest lane to off-ramp in advance in the upstream of diverging area.
But though Mr. Obama endorsed the governor in 2002 and 2006, their paths often diverged, partly because by the time Mr. Blagojevich moved from Congress to the State House in January 2003, Mr. Obama was moving in the other direction, with the lengthy campaign that took him to the United States Senate.
He thought the world's heart beat at some terrible cost and that the world's pain and its beauty moved in a relationship of diverging equity and that in this headlong deficit the blood of multitudes might ultimately be exacted for the vision of a single flower.
Assuming that attentional resources must be allocated to the moving sound source, the simultaneous execution of SPEM and auditory tracking in diverging directions should result in increased load on common attentional resources.
Wherever two strongly moving currents diverge, water must rise from below to fill the gap.
These remain firmly grounded in diverging economic realities.
