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Mr. Wilson, 58, will also have to return the money, which was diverted from programs providing attorneys to children in child-care disputes, among others.

The first British military vessel on the scene was the survey ship HMS Owen, which was diverted from the Kenyan coast and arrived on the evening of 12 January.

The biosynthesis of phenolic compounds requires energy, carbon skeletons and investment of additional nutrients such as nitrogen, which are diverted from primary metabolism.

Fog delayed one flight which was diverted to Manchester, 200 miles from London.

Mr. Eagleton resigned the next day, July 31, after Mr. McGovern agreed that he would say the reason was not Mr. Eagleton's mental health, but the public debate over Mr. Eagleton's past mental health, which was diverting attention from important issues.

One of the water resources of the Nanhua Reservoir is the discharge of the Cishan River, which is diverted through a tunnel from the Chiahsien Weir.

Others point to America's new-found enthusiasm for biofuels, which is diverting land from food production to fuel-making.

Hobby added that school budgets were now at breaking point, because of the rising costs to do with teachers' pensions and national insurance contributions, which were "diverting money from the classroom".

Twenty-five countries are now involved in the search for the plane, which officials believe was diverted from its route to Beijing deliberately not long after it took off from Kuala Lumpur just after midnight on 8 March.

St Louis police chief Sam Dotson used the term to describe the way that the local "criminal element" was, in his opinion, "feeling empowered by the environment" in which law enforcement was diverted from its normal responsibilities to quelling the unrest.

Reports said the aircraft was a Pakistani passenger plane which had been diverted from Manchester to Stansted.