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a pump to maintain circulation during heart surgery; diverts blood from the heart and oxygenates it and then pumps it through the body.

By directing his gaze to his right hand, he diverts his audience's attention from his left hand.

Kong diverts the company large amount fund to it the delinquent account to confess fully.

That was before last year's installation of a system that collects rain from his roof and diverts it into a tank and a pond.

"Just a dog" brings out what's good in me and diverts my thoughts away from myself and the worries of the day.

Each of these Brigade programs diverts packaging waste from landfills and helping to raise consumer awareness about recycling.

The fetus diverts the reduced blood supply to its brain and heart and away from its limbs.

And when it diverts from what you want , we prioritize risk , we evaluate not just the new stuff, but the old stuff .

The malicious site then, unbeknownst to you, can create an automatic filter that diverts your e-mail to a different e-mail account.

Financial markets are a conduit that diverts the flow of saving to the business sector.

The activity that diverts the average American for some four and a half hours each day should become more gripping, not less.

He often diverts himself in singing.

The nose like splash guard atop a whale's head diverts water from two blowholes, each big enough for a toddler to crawl in.

Optimism diverts our attention away from negativism and channels it into positive, constructive thinking.

Onscreen Chemistry? Thankfully the couple's lively and believable banter diverts attention from the somewhat creepy overtones of the story.

Focusing only on private spending diverts attention away from crucial structural issues of inequality.

Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative pursuits.

Government, Bastiat explained, produces nothing independent from the resources and labor it diverts from private uses.

It diverts research dollars that should be going to proven methods of curing human disease.

Install a gray-water system that collects soapy water and diverts it to the toilet.

The intrinsic condition diverts the loan word which the Korean language does not exist originally.

Tapping the drought-prone region's aquifer for nonessential uses diverts water from farmers who need it desperately.

One solution is the "rocket stove" , a simple design that diverts the smoke outside.

By and large, government spending diverts money to unproductive recipients, making the economy more susceptible to inflation.

Playing with your dog or cat not only diverts its attention from food, it gives it exercise too.

Yes, she continued, we could swap anecdotes about sexist acts. But doing so diverts women from self-improvement.

Something that amuses, pleases, or diverts, especially a performance or show.

And all provoke the host's immune system into activity, which diverts resources from other things.

The theory inevitably diverts attention from the important issues.

It diverts energy and resources from more important public health concerns.

One Utah property owner with access to irrigation-only ditch water diverts it from a curbside ditch sluice way to irrigate summer crops.

An alternative meaning of 'beard' is someone who diverts suspicion from the guilty.

In so doing, it diverts a portion of income from consumption expenditures to saving.

A "red herring" diverts attention from the main issue.

But that suggestion diverts attention from the real nano goo: chemical and biological weapons.

It diverts much-needed money from the public schools.

Other gadgets divert people from the box, but not nearly as much as TV diverts them from all those other gadgets.

A cropped[5] jacket diverts attention from a busty upper body by emphasizing the waist.

Part-time work, in fact, occupies some of the time needed for study and diverts their minds from it.

He diverts himself with chess and billiards.

Obviously then, without the unbacked money, which diverts real savings to them, they are in trouble.

She diverts herself in singing.

Listening to music diverts her after a hard day's work.

Scarlett tries the bonnet on. Then she diverts it, considering this is the right way.

As elsewhere, a debate rumbles on in Japan about whether such pornography excites deviant behaviour or diverts it.

That is true, but nannying by the WHO is unlikely to do much good and diverts resources from other tasks.

One who diverts the resources in company for personal affairs;

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Bomb threat diverts Urumqi-bound jet