Soviet advisers arrived in force after 1944 to make sure that the newly communist country did not stray from the course of nationalisation, industrialisation and building socialism.
The move unnerved and angered many staff members, both because of their deep loyalty to Shawn and because they worried that The New Yorker would stray from the course set by Ross and Shawn.
Rosemarie DeWitt plays his wife Rachel, who is lured into straying from the course of marital fidelity when she happens upon the Ashley Madison 'Have an Affair' dating site.
Whereas women once had little choice but to make this journey as if through a tunnel, guided only by faint light and with no freedom to stray from the course, we walk now in bright daylight, with possibilities for good health nearly as boundless as the reach of the sky above us on a perfect day.
I had strayed from the path.
Or provide solace to U.S. regulators who have increasingly strayed from the wise course of lawmakers.
They'll even tell you, the leader, when you've strayed from the right course.
Almost all the stars in the Milky Way's disk were thought to orbit in orderly, nearly circular paths around the galaxy's core, but now astronomers find that many of the sun's neighbors have strayed from this course.
Ward, of course, never strayed from the front of the front line of any battle regardless of who was marching towards him.
"We should take very seriously that the [European] commission has now rightly indicated that straying from the reform course is the biggest risk for further recovery," she told German MPs.
Andrew Barker of RPGFan, reviewing an imported version of the "Anime Edition" of Hearts, was highly positive: he praised the story for straying from the normal course of a Tales narrative, called the graphics "outstanding", the music "excellent", and was generally positive about the battle system and graphic presentation.
