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Now, here's where our analogy with the Gold Rush starts to diverge, and I think rather severely.
As we diverge, our languages are naturally going to diverge.
Those are individuals who did not benefit from early treatment, because now we know that autism creates itself as individuals diverge in that pathway of learning that I mentioned to you.
And they start to diverge when the Ohio River split them a few million years ago.
And curiously, in these systems, as they grow larger, the systems don't converge; they diverge more.
Their journeys are about to diverge with outcomes that impact nothing less than the fate of the planet.
And here's where her trajectory does diverge from that of Harper the duck, because she did make a new friend, and sanctuary workers wrote back and said it worked out well.
For me they normally happen, these career crises, often, actually, on a Sunday evening, just as the sun is starting to set, and the gap between my hopes for myself and the reality of my life starts to diverge so painfully that I normally end up weeping into a pillow.
Unfortunately I diverge in opinion not agreeing that Miss Detmers as the lead is too beautiful to be taken seriously as a resistance fighter.
Most people, when they think of expressionist cinema, look to the b&w German films of the silent and early sound eras--films that emphasized canted angles, extreme contrasts of light and dark, exaggerated performance, and occasional uses of surrealism to create a dreamlike atmosphere in order to diverge from traditional, naturalistic modes of cinematic representation.
Moreover, a protracted period of low interest rates has pushed up asset prices, causing them to diverge from underlying economic performance.
But when it comes to economic performance, they diverge widely, with only some countries achieving rapid and relatively consistent growth over long periods.
This pooling function would be particularly important in cases where there are different grades or varieties of the product (as with oil or coffee), and where prices can diverge enough to make an important difference to the exporters.
Assuming that the average level of happiness is positive, these choices will diverge if increasing the planet’s population will reduce the average, but not by enough to offset the fact that now more happy people exist.
In several advanced countries, including the US, growth and employment prospects are starting to diverge widely, endangering social cohesion and economic openness.
Investors’ decisions would diverge only because of differences in their personal situation.
Despite their common geography, history, and economic interests, their strategic trajectories will diverge.
Chronological age and mental age can diverge.
The crisis in the eurozone has, of course, fragmented financial flows, caused economies to diverge, eroded political support for EU institutions, and set Europeans against one another.
Why are some countries now converging, while others continue to diverge?
Indeed, these pillars of creativity and progress have been erected even in countries whose economies, politics, and cultures diverge sharply from those of the United States.
Where they often diverge is in the means to achieve them.
If individuals learn from one another, over time their behavior may diverge from that of other groups, thus constituting a distinct culture.
Job creation remains weak, and employment continues to diverge from growth.
These practices may diverge from what specific subgroups within them would like to see, either because there are contending values or because there are differences on the practicalities of how to realize them.
Entrepreneurs even more markedly diverge from the rest of the population, with 67% of business owners opposed to new price controls, while only 37% of the remaining sample share that opinion.
In the same spirit, Europeans resolutely refuse to accept that the US might legitimately have different geopolitical interests – so that when US policies diverge from their own, Europeans assume that the Americans simply got it wrong, and that they clearly need Europe’s wise advice to set them straight.
Where beliefs and interests diverge, America’s system favors open debate that accommodates a wide range of views.
The two countries’ economic policies diverge in important ways.
One might argue that while valuations and the underlying growth dynamics can diverge in the short and medium run, they eventually converge.
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