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Since then, modern IDEs seem to have veered away from fragments and much more toward file-based editing.

It's understandable that She veered from her former intention, considering her dilemma.

However, Ben began to grow distant as Jacen veered toward the dark side.

The wind came again. It had veered from the northeast to the southeast.

Today, while riding a dirt bike, it caught a rut and went into a wheelie. I then veered into a fence. It was electrified.

And like any teenager, she veered between the carefree nature of a child and the full-fledged sorrow of an adult.

Xinhua News Agency said the bus veered off the road, plunging some 40 yards into a valley in mountainous Guizhou province at 7: 40 a. m.

Since the affair, xu felt a great impact in heart and realized she had indeed over played and veered from normal track.

When the suspicion was changed into a certainty, Bertha knew finally that she would bear a child, her feelings veered round.

The general tone on this side of the Atlantic has veered between the smug and uncomprehending.

Our driver had no chance of avoiding the motorbike that veered around a lorry and smashed straight into the front of us.

They came out on another path that veered downhill sharply.

A passenger van veered off the road and plunged into a canal in eastern Pakistan on Sunday , killing 10 people , police said .

After a while, we veered off the highway and headed along the main road to Bamfield.

AIA Group, which had veered over the past couple of years between a full sale and an IPO, gave 0. 25% in incentive fees.

Somehow it had veered off the paved crossing.

The enemy's warship suddenly veered round and headed back.

The plane was on its way to Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, when it veered off the runway and burst into flames Saturday morning.

Tomasello's point is that the human mind veered away from that of the other primates.

Then the plane veered sharply in his direction , with its left wing dipping low .

The sedan veered out of control and back on to the pavement, into the motorcyclists.

Corrective measures only start to be taken when the economy has veered out of control. But by then it is far too late.

When she laid the whip across Drogon's right side he veered right, for a dragon's first instinct is always to attack.

The wind has veered round to the north recently.

More than 120 people died when an airliner veered off one way and slammed into a nearby garage in the Siberian city.

Near the end of the period, Han Duan outdribbled several defenders but her shot from six meters (yards) veered just out bounds.

World stock markets veered between relief at the rescue of many countries' banks and alarm at the prospects for the world economy .

On Dec. 20, a Continental Airlines plane veered off a runway and slid into a snowy field at the Denver airport, injuring 38 people.

City historian David Kynaston shows how its policy veered wildly between complacency and an over-sharp contraction of credit.

Since 1996, she has veered between the joy of the truth and despair at an " insoluble situation" .

After the peninsula was divided and South Korea's fledgling government veered towards authoritarianism, he became involved in politics.

The military scrambled fighter jets when a plane, a civilian plane, veered way off its flight plan last night.

The wind has veered round.

Still other cars had veered off the track in the head-on collision.

As army officers broke away and sided with the rebels, and ammunition depots were raided, the stand-off veered towards civil war.

A president plainly should not ignore Congress. But Mr Obama has veered to the opposite extreme.

Jesse veered slightly to his left, moving nearer to the old well.

while nearing ying pun tsuen , the car negotiated a right curve and reportedly veered to the right into the opposite lane.

Thirty-eight people were hurt when a Continental Airlines jet veered off a runway and caught fire.

In the virtual world, each participant was stationed at a railroad switch where two sets of tracks veered off.

National leaders veered from socialism to crony capitalism, from democracy to dictatorship.

"Watch out, " I screamed, adrenalin spiking, as I veered and narrowly missed them.

For years, Kim has veered unpredictably between belligerence and conciliation.

Many of the whites have veered hard right, hating abortion and gay marriage and reliably voting Republican, though less so very recently.

The subsequent plankton bloom sucked up the 12C and the isotope ratio veered off in the opposite direction.

Back at the Microsoft campus, employees veered between relief and trepidation.

The debate also veered into foreign policy, and the disputes were as intense as on the economy and domestic matters, AP reported.

The rocket, carrying an Intelsat 708 communications satellite, veered off course within seconds after clearing the launch tower.

Just then the aeroplane veered off the runway and bounced.

They stopped on the logging road where they met Jesse's, then veered toward the homestead.

In Texas, a charter bus passenger is dead after a bus veered off a highway and flipped onto its side, injuring dozens of others .

Inflation expectations derived from index-linked gilts have veered wildly.

When hearing curt German phrases, we veered aside and continued moving in the right direction.

As a result, a complex and unstable system veered dangerously out of control.

The car went out of control and veered across the road.

He veered between calm acceptance and hysterical accusations.

There is, however, no real contradiction; countless literary lives have veered from monkish labor to mindless pleasure.

The car suddenly veered across the road.

Although neither managed a complete circle, both veered off a straight line.

I had horrible insomnia and tons of anxiety that sometimes veered into depression.

Or take South Korea, a long-term American ally, which has veered from security to economics and back again.

The judges veered into offensiveness when they explained why Pineda-Moreno's driveway was not private.

Officials say two rockets fired at insurgents veered off course.

The Tupo-lev-134 veered off course while coming in to land and controllers ordered the pilot to circle again, but it hit a power line.

Recently herbicide use on GM fields has veered sharply upward.

Our conversation had veered into the sources of nationalist sentiment in Newfoundland, which is what brought us to the flag.

After the ramp, the road veered to the right abruptly.

At Hilders, the R3 becomes the Iron Curtain Trail, and we veered north and followed it along the former border.

Yet France has veered from complicity to confusion.

With good reason: ten-year Treasury bond yields have veered between just over 2% and almost 4% since December.

In the past hundred years, the U. S. presidency has veered more and more to the left--not in policy, but in handedness.

The car veered suddenly to avoid running into the dog.

A high-speed train from Beijing to Qingdao, coded T195, veered off the rails in the city of Zibo at about 4: 40 a. m. on Monday.

A plane carrying about 200 passengers veered off a runway in Sudan and burst into flames.

In Idaho, a deadly crash involving a bus-load of high school band members, the bus veered off and crashed, injured 15 in Idoho.

The oil - tanker veered round to the north.

On Wednesday afternoon, the index veered from negative to positive territory by more than 2%, climbing from down 1% to end up 1. 2%.

Without them, what would shape our lives? perhaps if we never veered off course, we wouldn't fall in love.

The plane veered wildly.

At Bombay, winds below 850mb veered from northeast to southwest on the 3rd.

Asked about his view of democracy in Russia, Mr Bush unwisely veered off to praise the development of democracy in Iraq.

My friend, in taking the job, veered from her sweet spot.

Veered the car sharplyto the left.

veered down the hillside to the left