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A reformatted and redesigned Observer Magazine continues to offer that diversion.

Enacting a variety of dog-eared dramas, the mostly polished cast is hampered by an unfunny script (by the director, Kurt Voelker) and desiccated surroundings that offer no diversion from the general buffoonery.

The questions include: "Two or more prior adult convictions?" "Arrested under age sixteen?" "Currently unemployed?" "Some criminal friends?" A low score can lead to an offer of "diversion" — a kind of unofficial probation that, if successfully completed, leaves the individual without a criminal record.

The questions include: "Two or more prior adult convictions?" "Arrested under age sixteen?" "Currently unemployed?" "Some criminal friends?" A low score can lead to an offer of "diversion"—a kind of unofficial probation that, if successfully completed, leaves the individual without a criminal record.

Football could offer a diversion to a country in shock.

Less than half said that they offer urinary diversion as a treatment option for women failing all other intervention.

Chutneys, relishes and pickles can offer some welcome diversion.

In an apparent attempt to compensate for the lack of cogent stage action, dancers periodically offer diversion in the form of stylized fighting.

But its stylish cafés offer an agreeable diversion from Area C's grim daily grind.

Meanwhile, the bickering commentators, John Johnn Michael Higgins and Gail Elizabeth Banksks, who also directed), offer wan comic diversion.

Edwards was asked his reaction to those who thought the games should have been played to offer Americans a diversion.