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In order to use the acoustic levitator in a vertical alignment and take advantage of the stronger axial (than radial) levitation forces, the excitation laser beam emerging from the Raman spectrometer and down through a modified BH2-UMA Olympus optical microscope was diverted with a 90° adaptor (Wotton Scientific) holding a 16-mm focal length lens.

Young Archie is by now pitifully weak, and asks to be diverted with stories.

However, as the governor's aides pointed out, the report did not count in its figures those who could be diverted with the prosecutors' consent.

For the last year, my usual laser focus on Europe has been diverted with preparation for our Holy Land shoot.

Urine was diverted postoperatively with ureteric stents (Vygon 4FG feeding tubes; Vygon, Ecouen, France) and a Malecot suprapubic catheter (Rusch; Teleflex, Limerick, PA, USA).

The money was earmarked for a building that houses a program for children with learning disabilities, but prosecutors say that much of it was diverted to companies with familial ties to the rabbi, as well as to cover some personal expenses.

"The Virgin and Child" was diverted from auction with help from the British government, partly in lieu of estate taxes.

The Boeing 767, carrying 197 people, was diverted to Boston with an escort of two fighter jets.

Though his musical career was diverted by service with the RAF in the far east, he continued to play as part of the RAF regiment sextet.

He pointed to Moody's warning that further downgrades could be in the offing if the country was diverted from dealing with the deficit and said the choice for Britain was either to "abandon our efforts to deal with our debt problems and make a difficult situation very much worse" or to "redouble our efforts to overcome our debts and make sure this country can earn its way in the world".

No trace of the plane has been found more than a week after it vanished but investigators believe it was diverted by someone with deep knowledge of the plane and of commercial navigation.