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What I feel most responsibility for is that this is detracting from the very strong case the president has been making".

"This is detracting from the important issue, which should be everybody's focus - the 1,400 victims outlined in the report - and in providing support to victims and bringing to justice the criminals responsible for the atrocious crimes committed against them.

This metastatic growth of patent disputes is detracting from what tech companies do best, which is to build products that improve our lives.

"Whilst Mr Green strenuously denies any wrongdoing, he has recognised that this negative publicity is a distraction and is detracting from the achievements and reputation of the club.

Alas, all this reminiscing about the legal, offshore "pirate" broadcasters of the 1960s is detracting from the fact that, in today's world, pirate broadcasters are illegal and a serious problem - for a number of reasons.

He is too much of a hate figure and is detracting from real points of discussion.

Some university officials fear that students' new pragmatism is detracting from their overall collegiate experience.

"The focus on just the exchange rate is detracting attention from much more fundamental issues," he said during the forum with Mr. Zhou and Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

But it seems that attention to the flashier, exhibition side of things is detracting from NARA's real work: making documents available for public release.

I do not support the policy, but I worry that the campaign against it is detracting attention from more significant changes.

"Sadly what is going on is detracting from everything that is good about Welsh rugby," said Jones.