Much more than any of her fellow "American Idol" winners (and more than the losers too) she has become a mainstream pop star without much departing from that show's musical formula.
The mean and median of the differences between the UM1 and UM2 estimates specific to the residential locations in HEAPL at multiple timescales are mostly close to each other and not much departing from zero for both pollutants (Table 4), except in the case of long-term ozone estimation.
One of the most striking things about Freud's paintings of Tilley is how much they depart from conventional definitions of female beauty.
Over the subsequent decades much business departed for São Paulo (see chart).
This memoir is conspicuous in how much it departs from the more conventional Holocaust canon.
Throughout the film, Griffith's pro-Confederacy feelings are grossly apparent; yet his depiction of events — his representation of reality as he understands it — involves the inclusion of much that departs from his intentions.
The late onslaught from Pellegrini's team that might have been anticipated never materialised and, however much their departing manager tried to dress it up, the harsh reality was that City left the party in a way that should never be regarded as satisfactory, quietly closing the door behind themselves.
But in economic affairs Labor would probably not depart much from the path of modernisation that it started 18 years ago.
He did not finish either, but after his death both were continued in ways that probably did not depart much from his plans.
On foreign policy, the Democrats are unlikely to depart much from president's chosen path, people who are helping to draft Governor Locke's speech say, except to urge more backing from traditional allies before going to war.
