The phylogeny of Rex3 diverges significantly from the classical fish phylogeny. |
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The trail diverges further as we track back past Old English and Classical Latin. |
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There is no irreducible core of 'literal' language from which 'figurative usage' diverges. |
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Nothing happens for an hour and a half, it just meanders on and on, the storyline diverges into two equally blah-blah plotlines. |
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There we have an intuitive reason for believing that the harmonic series diverges. |
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We must always tread carefully when folk history diverges from the official line. |
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Although not thoroughly tested in the courts at the time of writing, legal opinion diverges widely on these questions. |
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Conversely, the convex portion of the wavefront diverges as it travels, so that the beam is less intense after propagation than before. |
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Just south of here is where the New Haven diverges off the Harlem Line, just beyond the Woodlawn Metro North station. |
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In the table above, the trend line for the 1988 cohort diverges from the trend lines for all other cohort years. |
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Although this policy seems to limit the types of claim allowed, adjudicative practice at the WSIB often diverges from policy. |
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I wish to draw attention to just three, on which my opinion diverges from the proposals that have been tabled. |
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Until, of course, one of them diverges into an apocalyptic battle for species dominance. |
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The guide does not cover some areas of the program, and in other areas it diverges from the Regulations. |
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All the same, everyone is asked to write down where his story diverges with the group story. |
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The argument is that, instead of converging, taxation diverges from one country to another in the Union. |
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In contrast, the sum of the reciprocals of all primes diverges. |
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But it may also be a question of an analysis of the conception of training that diverges from that of employers. |
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The essay by Craig Dworkin's diverges wildly from this approach. |
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But towards the end of the speech, Bacon diverges sharply from this text. |
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The 1997 reform requires the governor to write to the chancellor if inflation diverges from the target by more than a percentage point. |
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The extension diverges from the previous line between Snow Hill and St Paul's stops. |
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The software is pretty good, except for a few cases where its behavior diverges from user expectations. |
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The BIFROST GPS network shows that the motion diverges from the centre of rebound. |
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The German procedure diverges from the Swiss one in that the booking entry results from the collection authorization initialized by the creditor without the debtor being actively involved. |
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There, you might say, the yellow brick road diverges. |
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They show that the test statistic is asymptotically distributed standard normal under the null hypothesis, and diverges to infinity when the null hypothesis is false. |
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We have had a good indication, from inside the justice system, of the extent to which the bill tabled by the Conservatives diverges from the justice system that we want to have. |
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Some flexibility should be permitted in those cases where traffic diverges significantly from forecasts, in particular by using appropriate alert mechanisms. |
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The Charter of the League of Arab States was identified as a regional human rights document that diverges from international human rights standards, including those in treaties ratified by the member States of the League. |
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The occupational profile of the Anglophone population diverges somewhat from that of the overall population, the most significant difference being in the level of education achieved. |
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It's suspicious, at the very least, that as meteorological observation stations have been moved to airfields, their local temperature trend is upward and it often diverges from nearby rural stations. |
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As a result, the story of La Bohème diverges from the literary text. |
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On the whole, it appears the pathways of integration for this group move beyond the narrow confines of the immigrant experience and diverges across ethnicity, culture, and socio-economic status. |
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The Dutch broadcasting market structure diverges from most of the other EU Member States as cable networks in the Netherlands are the most concentrated grid systems providing a comprehensive offer of analogue RTV-signals. |
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Further, the authors' non-linear reaction function specification allows the Fed to react more agressively to inflation the more expected inflation diverges from an implicit target. |
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Since June 1997, the Bank has been required to write an open letter to the Chancellor whenever inflation diverges from the target by 1 percentage point or more on either side. |
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The isometric latitude is zero at the equator but rapidly diverges from the geodetic latitude, tending to infinity at the poles. |
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Speciation is the process where a species diverges into two or more descendant species. |
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The sidewalk runs next to the street for a few miles, then diverges from it and turns north. |
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Once the NADW is upwelled to the surface some of it diverges towards Antarctica, gets colder, and sinks back down as Antarctic Bottom Water. |
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However, viewpoint aspect diverges from situation aspect because it is where one decides to view or see such event. |
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The A1 road follows for the most part the path of the Great North Road, although in places it diverges from the historic route where towns have been bypassed. |
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The NADW water also diverges away from Antarctica when it is upwelled. |
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When a system in question, however, diverges to a significant extent from an idealized economic model or ideology, the task of identifying it can become problematic. |
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The A85 multiplexes with the A90 and diverges again at Perth. |
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