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But she did not avoid weaknesses, but the same mistake again, in truth, path, gradually diverged.

They aligned sections of the human and chimpanzee genomes and identified how much they diverged .

And this great novel has received voluminous comments and interpretations which had diverged greatly since it was published.

Taiwan's system diverged from that of China at the same time that the relationship across the Straits wasstrengthened in a variety of ways.

Thereafter, Spain's share of top foreign players rose sharply and diverged from that in Italy, which had followed a similar trend.

His account of the event diverged from the truth.

I kept her brown figure always in my eye and, when we came near the point at which our ways diverged, I quickened my pace and passed her.

So far, his interests and Goldman's don't appear to have diverged too much.

But it was fun to compare the English and Chinese accounts and I found that they diverged on every point.

Because the two calendars featured years of slightly different lengths, they had diverged significantly and were several days apart.

It has since diverged from Red Hat and has included a number of original tools mostly to ease system configuration.

The architecture of inflorescences diverged during the evolution of distinct plant families by mechanisms that remain unknown.

The starkest shifts are in computer services and manufacturing, where the roles of America and East Asia have diverged dramatically.

Their paths diverged when Ben went East to get a master's degree in business and Harold started building satellites on the West Coast.

They diverged during the Renaissance as technology and science rapidly developed into the modern age.

Even the statistics bureau admitted their calculation diverged significantly from the market reality.

But such schemes only partly explain why employment in many countries, Germany included, diverged so greatly from output.

Where the two Reformers diverged was in the philosophical realm, specifically the nature of physicality.

Suddenly a symbiotic codependence of acetate maker and acetate eater had emerged from the uniformity, and the pool diverged into an ecology.

Structural reforms were delayed, while wage growth relative to productivity growth diverged.

Man washing hands from water that is diverged by wooden troughs made of hollowed branches from a stream to where people can use it.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and sorry I could not travel both And be one traveller.

Giant panda and spectacled bear are the earlier diverged species of bear family.

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I. . .

Six million years ago, chimpanzees and humans diverged from a common ancestor and evolved into unique species.

The two species are thought to have diverged over one million years ago.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood . And sorry I could not travel both .

As a result, the renminbi's exchange rate against the dollar in the offshore market diverged by 2 per cent from its onshore rate.

At all times we must see the reality and not as in the manner of our predecessors, be diverged by the words.

military men have produced , or diverged in , noteworthy epicures.

But among children who had graduated to the local diet, the two groups diverged dramatically.

What about the species that diverged to give rise to the common ancestor of monkeys and humans?

Crucial details diverged in the two versions, including what the robber was wearing, but everyone thought they saw the same video.

But, on the euro, our interests diverged from theirs which caused a policy schism.

By this time, however, their paths had diverged.

Cross-species comparison also shows how species differ, and thus how they have diverged.

Recent performance has diverged though.

But their respective performances have diverged this month with the S& P 500 index almost unchanged but gold up more than 5 per cent.

Further, most teachers' and students' beliefs diverged from theoretical view that Lightbown and Spada (2004) raised.

He was a student of Freud's, though he later diverged from Freud's theories.

That became a problem when economic conditions in Germany and the rest of Europe diverged .

Californians thus explicitly chose a path that diverged from the one America's founders had taken.

The two schools have diverged of the views seriously since 1960's and debated over a long time.

If the pictures and texts diverged from the customer's requested location, that is, people are talking about "running version" phenomenon.

Political agendas have diverged too.

Defenders of the mutual model argue that these enterprises were doomed simply because they diverged from the sacred mutual ethos.

Results The in vitro dissolubility of the optimized MCDT was higher and diverged quickly. Conlusion The optimized MCDT. . .

Since then, however, the skill-level of metropolitan areas has diverged.

Their paths diverged at the fork in the road.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood.

In the past month, the two economies have clearly diverged.

But in the development of economics after Smith, economists diverged in its connotation.

Two roads diverged in a wood.

But when it came to mood, the groups diverged.

It is after high school their lives diverged.

In this respect, British and American English have not diverged very much.

The Semantic Structure of Sentence with Words of Comparison and Its Connection with Two Altered Diverged Changes of Meaning

While views on the near-term outlook diverged, domestic institutions offered the following feedback:

In the opinion of the practicer of Taoist rules, all those moral codes were diverged from the Tao of Nature;

The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,

Robert Frost TWO roads diverged in a yellow wood,