I present to you Ansel Elgort, star of (hold on, just confirming that dude was indeed one of the stars of The Shitty Version Of The Hunger Games Franchise) Divergent, and its sequels Divergent: Insurgent, Divergent: Allegiant, Divergent: Codependent, and Divergent: Cromulent, all of which were released in Europe and Asia as A Hungry Game in hopes of fooling less detail-oriented filmgoers.
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A Madea Halloween, Shailene Woodley in Divergent Series: Allegiant, and Naomi Watts in both Divergent Series: Allegiant & Shut-In.
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Are we feeding a filter bubble or echo chamber or are we actually seeing divergent — it's not diverse, but divergent abuse.
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Both attempt to revitalize the same source material—but they're made in two radically divergent ways, with two radically divergent approaches to what makes Metroid tick.
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Divergent was supposed to be the next big YA franchise When it first hit theaters in 2014, Divergent was seen as the next huge young adult franchise to take over the box office.
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Such uncertainties have led to divergent forecasts for Brazil's economy.
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The story of these two public aspirants are certainly divergent.
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And Divergent reached $250 million worldwide after just six weeks.
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They're both hers, and the divergent stories seem equally implausible.
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The cause of the divergent explanations was not immediately clear.
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Wall Street trading reflected the divergent impact of the tariffs.
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"The Divergent Series: Allegiant," $29.1 million ($22 million international). 3.
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Are these divergent investors willing to challenge Mr. Musk's empire?
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Their divergent fates could illuminate the effects of those differences.
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Investors reacted to divergent earnings reports from two major banks.
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Clinton's divergent approaches to electioneering been on more vivid display.
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Today, most of our healthcare information comes from divergent sources.
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Indeed, it has been a divergent year for tech stocks.
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Like Collins' saga, Divergent was adapted for the big screen.
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No matter what, we're getting a fourth Divergent series movie.
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As characters, Lil Wayne and Logic couldn't be more divergent.
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There are divergent ways to think about what hope means.
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Biden leads virtually every poll, albeit by wildly divergent margins.
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But less senior officials in the area gave divergent accounts.
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But they remain separated by divergent interests and mutual distrust.
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Jackson needed to sort out the two divergent sentencing memos.
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The film criticizes leaders who attempt to silence divergent thinking.
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In colloquial terms, the prism created two newly divergent timelines . . .
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Apple's approach to research appears notably divergent from the norm.
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What went well, even in the face of divergent beliefs?
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How exactly did we end up with such divergent results?
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Among the names whispered to have met are Miles Teller, the "Whiplash" star who appears in the "Divergent" movies; and Ansel Elgort, the "Fault in Our Stars" star who also is in the "Divergent" movies.
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Her Divergent co-star, Woodley, had some lovely words for Winslet.
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No one is making millions by self-publishing their Divergent fanfic.
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Though materially divergent, the two series are strikingly similar in effect.
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The two big auction houses appeared to be on divergent paths.
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The questions over the divergent fortunes of Indian's states are puzzling.
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Siblings with radically divergent personalities isn't exactly a new storytelling conceit.
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"We're reductionist in our thinking; artists are divergent," says Domhnaill Hernon.
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Sometimes, groups with divergent beliefs detect what we refuse to see.
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Companies would contract with Divergent 3D to design a bespoke vehicle.
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Kudlow underscored the divergent perspectives of the world's two largest economies.
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The events of "Divergent" and "Insurgent" have led to civil war.
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But at work, too, people have noticeably divergent ways of operating.
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The need to adjust these divergent trends has not gone unnoticed.
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Faulty history lessons and our divergent personal views make that impossible.
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And the tenor of these two tales seems ever more divergent.
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"The Divergent Series: Allegiant" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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Woodley took Lawrence's advice and dove into Divergent with both feet.
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There's just one problem: The Divergent series isn't The Hunger Games.
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Unfortunately, Allegiant (the novel) is where the Divergent trilogy falls apart.
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"I want to have a divergent opinion," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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But their backgrounds differ vastly and they hold divergent economic views.
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And the Easterners' experience of the postwar period was profoundly divergent.
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This division involves more than divergent economic prospects and income inequality.
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How can the same sets of numbers spawn such divergent conclusions?
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We look at two cases that took starkly divergent legal paths.
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Andrew M. Cuomo about his often divergent vision of those bills.
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Has a national election ever suggested a more vividly divergent choice?
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So perhaps we can both reach similar conclusions by divergent reasoning.
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However, their divergent economic platforms represent a serious hurdle to alliance deals.
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Yet they still involve tough talks about divergent interests and resource commitment.
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This divergence between America and the rest means divergent monetary policies, too.
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You may also remember him as Caleb Prior in the Divergent movies.
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Variety reports a spinoff "Divergent" TV series is also in the works.
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As always, the Spurs have done it by choosing a divergent path.
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The rational response to such divergent economic fortunes is to up sticks.
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"The two parties' expectations are too divergent to allow that," it said.
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Call this the one bandwagon onto which Divergent didn't manage to leap.
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At the center of the divide are two sets of divergent trends.
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The conflict between divergent conceptions of human life was not entirely resolved.
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Never was that clearer than in Trump's divergent posture with the press.
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It's not clear how this divergent growth is going to play out.
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These divergent approaches mirror a similar debate taking place here at home.
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Elgort actually wasn't a big fan of his brotherly character in Divergent.
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In certain respects these divergent strands in Mr. Serra's oeuvre are opposites.
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But there are divergent opinions about the future of the equity market.
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The "Divergent" films have so far grossed more than $500 million worldwide.
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The candidates espoused similar free-market views but came from divergent backgrounds.
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Rather, they are inevitable given the divergent roles of the two organizations.
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Here's a snapshot of some of the divergent views across the industry:
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The question is whether or not these divergent beliefs are also intractable.
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Prior to Divergent, Woodley had mostly appeared in smaller-budget indie films.
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Congress and regulatory agencies appear to be baffled by divergent paths forward.
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When those two kinds of people cohabitate, divergent family vacations will follow.
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But the two countries maintain starkly divergent accounts of what happened next.
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Americans have strongly held and widely divergent opinions on the first issue.
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From a distance, the musicians represent divergent approaches to the genre's superstardom.
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As it turns out, even the experts still have widely divergent opinions.
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Regardless of our divergent political views, you earned our respect and admiration.
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Vitiello and Paris produce work that represents two divergent qualities in me.
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American voters must choose between three sharply divergent visions of the future.
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Adding to the uncertainty, the two latest surveys offer seemingly divergent results.
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Congress and regulatory agencies seem to be baffled by divergent paths forward.
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Here is a breakdown of the candidates' divergent views on major issues.
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The demeanors of the two justices could not have been more divergent.
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The game had been eagerly anticipated, despite the teams' divergent recent histories.
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Those divergent views pitted Pompeo and Bolton against one another for months.
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Opinion surveys in Venezuela are often divergent, politicized and misleading in hindsight.
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When it comes to guns, the massacre has sparked two divergent reactions.
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Divergent messages for different parts of the Republican coalition can create intraparty conflict.
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But the two divergent factions of the Republican Party still need each other.
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DIVERGENT PATHS The Academy and the Judiciary By Richard A. Posner 414 pp.
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It's not clear how the polls, both reputable, arrived at such divergent conclusions.
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"I honestly have no idea what's going on with Divergent," Woodley told E!
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Trump's prepared remarks were of a similar length but wildly divergent in tone.
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Paul said he also re-watched all the Hunger Games and Divergent installments.
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Background: Divergent views on whether to negotiate have long stymied Afghanistan peace efforts.
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Like them, she can evoke an alien world by bringing together divergent details.
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Their divergent views on climate change, however, may be among the most consequential.
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With divergent monetary policy, there is less scope for suppression of market volatility.
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Economists have said it will be difficult to achieve such divergent goals simultaneously.
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"That kind of divergent thinking is exemplified by the hacker mindset," he said.
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Those divergent views outline the test facing each side in the 2020 campaign.
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For France and Germany to disagree, and hold divergent interests, is nothing new.
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People are complex and divergent, and should not be defined by one issue.
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Wrangling the data is difficult, since formats can be highly divergent between companies.
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A pair of architecturally minded enterprises offer intriguing yet wildly divergent holiday rentals.
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ON NOVEMBER 1st, Facebook was pulled between two cities and two divergent realities.
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Those divergent signals are themselves testament to the political dynamics of the moment.
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When Veronica Roth's Divergent hit shelves in 22, it was a breakout success.
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PL: Some bots are gonna be convergent and some are gonna be divergent.
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Given their sometimes divergent schedules, having the two bedrooms has also proved helpful.
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That's right: Alabama celebrates these two divergent historical figures on the same day.
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History and genealogy, after all, are two radically divergent takes on the past.
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But as Moderat, the group has achieved a happy medium between divergent sounds.
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After divergent careers, only one has a strong shot at induction this year.
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To do so would require taking into account people who hold divergent views.
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It's not hard to see why the proposed resolution sparked such divergent views.
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The strict uniformity of past ideologies make Gottlieb's frank and divergent comments remarkable.
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SPXBK and the dollar index indicates the most divergent performance since late 2012.
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Good prediction uses independent indicators and looks for common conclusions or divergent directions.
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That's not an easy thing to do because the views are so divergent.
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Their divergent fates tell the story of so much that ails Egypt today.
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From a distance, Grande and Eilish represent two divergent approaches to pop superstardom.
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But its chairman, a former supreme-court judge, is struggling to reconcile divergent positions.
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These and other differences have split the theoretical physics community into deeply divergent camps.
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But the Russians certainly did not need to know this, given our divergent objectives.
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J.P. Morgan is taking divergent views on two of the biggest U.S. mobile providers.
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And governments around the world are taking note of the boom in divergent ways.
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In its current state, smart home tech is just as miserable, divergent, and expensive.
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That reflects that no one is responsible for coordinating the agencies' widely divergent responsibilities.
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Divergent fans aren't the only ones wondering about the fate of the film franchise.
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But recent research suggests that this overall decline masks divergent trends among age groups.
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There are reliable – the reliability of Nest versus your products seems to be divergent.
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We are from two different parties; we debate regularly our often divergent political philosophies.
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Bruce Rauner against a statehouse controlled by Democrats, each with sharply divergent budget priorities.
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These different perspectives reflect divergent views on the way that executive pay is set.
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Their divergent seasons had come down, fittingly, to the final match of the year.
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These strikingly different websites reflect the two presidents' divergent approaches to policy more generally.
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Ms. Kelly's youth and divergent approach had the potential to draw in new viewers.
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A 1995 paper found that left-handed males had higher scores on divergent thinking.
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Consider including a few devil's-advocate types, or at least those with divergent tastes.
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WHEAT + YABE presents a seamless experience, despite the artists' divergent worlds, media, and subjects.
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And divergent opinions on the reality — and I'm going to emphasize reality — of interdependence.
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The two men represented divergent theological traditions and were divided over the church's future.
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But Schiff's colleagues have divergent views on how to approach the next step. Rep.
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The scholars' testimony broke along partisan lines, giving lawmakers ammunition to support divergent views.
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It asks us to consider each point as a meeting place of divergent forces.
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This new divergent ecosystem is more selective of sophisticated, savvy investors and specialized, seasoned entrepreneurs.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Divergent franchise has nowhere near the cultural impact of its peers.
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No one is graffiti-ing quotes from Divergent around Ferguson, Missouri, as a political protest.
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HBO's High Maintenance and David Lynch's Twin Peaks proved that these divergent paths can work.
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It allows State employees to express divergent policy views candidly and privately to senior leadership.
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Africa has a multitude of regional and national actors with sharply divergent interests on trade.
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Check. Four different lands that will make you wonder where you'd live, à la Divergent?
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"We are seeing states moving in widely divergent directions," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's not unheard of for a film to have wildly divergent critic and audience scores.
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The bad news: Divergent fans won't be seeing the series' final film in movie theaters.
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Because facts are something that can unite very disparate people, while beliefs are endlessly divergent.
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How do we resolve these seemingly divergent bits of information in today's three-happy NBA?
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Roth is best-known as the author of the Divergent series of young adult novels.
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Like religion or sex, it's a sensitive topic that inspires divergent and often combative opinions.
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When the same numbers prompt such divergent interpretations, the truth often lies in the middle.
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It is not alone in being caught in a divergent consumer backlash following the election.
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One industry, however, has been in practice free to keep using divergent national standards: insurance.
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The Divergent franchise star explained her distaste for the word "fame" to iVillage in 2012.
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And if that's true, the current divergent stocks trends in Shanghai and London are unsustainable.
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Persistently and publicly support and endorse instances when civil servants express divergent or critical views.
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The members of the Democratic Renaissance Project have taken divergent paths in the intervening years.
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It appears that Big Tech is taking divergent approaches to address this increasingly prevalent trend.
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However, their divergent economic platforms have represented a serious hurdle to alliance deals so far.
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Of course, we have real divergent interests, which create a complicated and challenging commercial relationship.
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" Mr. Grady said the I.O.C. was still dealing with "too many stakeholders with divergent priorities.
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The views are divergent — for example, some patients want less care than their doctors prescribe.
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"The Big Problem With Divergent Is Allegiant," Kate Arthur wrote on BuzzFeed in March 2014.
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"You can certainly see how it's a concern that they have divergent views," he said.
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Divergent 3D raised $23 million in a series A round in January, according to Cruchbase.
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Journalism is most effective when it informs and challenges its readers and expresses divergent opinions.
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The government herds children into labor camps and sorts them according to their abilities ("Divergent").
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The results show divergent voting patterns across Chinese-American, Indian-American, and Vietnamese-American voters.
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In recent weeks, the online pollsters have shown widely divergent results on the Democratic race.
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The approaches reflect divergent attitudes toward risk, the role of government and collective social responsibility.
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People's interests, inclinations and sources of information are so divergent that they are diametrically opposed.
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"Biological laws tell us that certain divergent people will not mix or blend," it read.
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Second, people who work in the Trump administration have wildly divergent views about their boss.
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Both men became captives of their divergent jobs as leaders of different branches of government.
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" But that somewhat stale aphorism doesn't accurately capture the divergent nature of the "three Americas.
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Sanders and Warren are different, with overlapping politics but divergent theories of how to win.
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The results also illustrate why the two parties have such divergent responses to climate change.
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They weren't friends despite their divergent interpretations of the Constitution, Scalia told Toobin and Harlow.
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The major players on and off the battlefield hold divergent views of what comes next.
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Refracted by divergent cultures, any one object is not the same thing in two places.
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Is the relevance of these artists and their work universally understood across divergent cultural contexts?
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On Tuesday night, Biden and Sanders each offered a distinctive, divergent answer to that question.
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He's going to have really divergent big toes, which is considered a more primitive characteristic.
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Mr. Kitson — whose earlier pieces at St. Ann's have included "The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church" and "It's Always Right Now, Until It's Later" — has an uncommon gift for sustaining not only different and seemingly divergent story lines but also different and divergent sensibilities.
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This is Tumblr-as-album, the piecing together of divergent fragments to make a cohesive whole.
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They also told me people with widely divergent needs were mostly treated through group therapy sessions.
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Divergent is that YA novel series and film franchise where everyone's sorted into groups by personality.
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The Hunger Games became a runaway hit and is a dystopia, so Divergent is a dystopia.
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That is not enough to build a compelling character out of — but it's all Divergent has.
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Divergent actor Shailene Woodley has also been vocal about Standing Rock, visiting the encampment in October.
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While their divergent strategies each possess certain strengths, they also have their own forms of Kryptonite.
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Or is this some kind of dystopian Divergent scenario where you're born into a job category?
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As their studio output indicates, they have profoundly different interests and divergent means of exploring them.
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Driving the news: Tesla has always been a roller-coaster and generated divergent views among investors.
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This November, we are faced with two vastly divergent visions for the future of our country.
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The next divergent of series events arises from whatever occurred after Nancy and Kinnear were dead.
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Equally noteworthy are the divergent trends between dominant producer China and the rest of the world.
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U.N. efforts to stabilize Libya have long been undercut by the divergent agendas of foreign powers.
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The most interesting part of this supply forecast is the divergent trends between the main components.
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When you take longer, you do more divergent thinking and start to make connections between ideas.
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But it's not every filmmaker who can create works as divergent as Goodfellas and Kundun, either.
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These divergent assumptions and expectations are almost certainly foreordaining vastly different goals and strategies across companies.
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But visiting locker rooms remain one of the great variables with divergent setups across the league.
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Encountering divergent ideas might make politicians uncomfortable, but it makes us more thoughtful as a people.
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Instead of leading to convergent thinking they stimulate divergent thinking and really increase diversity of thought.
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The point, in any case, is that the divergent nomination outcomes of 2016 aren't an accident.
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The track was such a success that Kendrick Lamar freestyled over it on the Divergent soundtrack.
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These divergent and equal specializations would allow officers to build superior expertise in their chosen functions.
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They knew that class-oriented concerns and economic disparities would drive Americans to support divergent agendas.
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Shailene Woodley stopped by Jimmy Fallon last night to talk all things The Divergent Series: Allegiant.
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Different candidates use it to target different voter blocs, leading to sometimes divergent, even contradictory ideas.
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What do The Hunger Games, Twilight, The Fault in Our Stars and Divergent have in common?
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Convergence Center for Policy Resolution helps leaders with divergent views form alliances around critical national issues.
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The reconfigured landscape, with its tiers of divergent ecosystems, is a bit of a mind-bender.
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These divergent approaches seem to have a profound impact on the outcome of a hostage case.
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The divergent narratives about Mr. Khashoggi's death have left the United States stuck between two allies.
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In cases where different countries have divergent interests, there's no good mechanism for resolving the disagreement.
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Is it possible for video to produce hyper-divergent experiences each time a viewer views it?
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Clinton took sharply divergent positions, embodied in Mr. Trump's call to "build the wall" and Mrs.
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It's unclear how the politicians' divergent content strategies on social media may affect voter attitudes overall.
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"He continued: "Presently, we continue to observe extreme valuations, coupled with ragged and divergent market internals.
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"The erection of 'trade barriers' allowed X and Y to follow divergent paths," Dr. Page said.
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Prabal Gurung's collection was heavy on suits in divergent vertical halves, wearable schisms in kaleidoscopic colors.
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By bringing together these divergent possibilities, Webster infuses the work with a genuine depth of feeling.
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Both campaigns were asked about their various financial issues, and their responses reflected their divergent approaches.
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Over their decades in Washington, they have taken divergent paths to the top of Democratic politics.
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The Callahans were a prominent intellectual couple, noted in part for their divergent views on abortion.
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Other market participants, however, feel that the divergent monetary policies in those markets weakens such arguments.
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Iceland is situated at a divergent boundary between the plates, not at their point of collision.
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That has led Mr. Buttigieg to adopt divergent campaign styles for Iowa and for South Carolina.
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The divergent approaches reflect the more urgent climate change concerns among European governments, shareholders and citizens.
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As Joan Biskupic notes, history provides two divergent models for what the Mueller report could contain.
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The French engineering services group last week said it had bought an unspecified stake in Divergent.
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The boundary helps establish the route that the interior lines will take, which embrace divergent possibilities.
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Most of my subjects are local to Maryland and DC. But they have widely divergent interests.
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I was avoiding the pain of divergent thinking — but I was also missing out on its rewards.
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President Donald Trump's immigration order is propelling two divergent parts of his political coalition toward a collision.
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But the divergent paths of the Fiera and the Womanizer offer a chance to rewrite that script.
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And because Divergent is designed primarily as a vehicle for character study, the entire franchise feels empty.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said that there are four factions in the Divergent world.
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Chance's ease in traversing divergent styles and moods without losing himself gives Coloring Book an unerring compass.
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Their backgrounds and interests were wildly divergent: Casiraghi is a competitive horse jumper and former Gucci model.
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People are recalling the original reality, which is why there is divergent thought according to the believers.
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And it is unclear whether he will join on for the third installment of the Divergent franchise.
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How do you assess the relative merit of teams who have faced such divergent quality of opposition?
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"In most games, procedural generation is there to add replayability and add very divergent outcomes," says Cuzzillo.
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The people we spoke with offered divergent views on what the military operation might mean for them.
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She wants to help create a dictionary of Vietnamese sign language, needed to unify divergent regional practices.
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Different regions of the country would abide by divergent rules concerning a basic question of electoral democracy.
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Perhaps what's most surprising about this genre-bender is how seamlessly its two divergent parts blend together.
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The studio has wrapped up its "Hunger Games" films and is moving the "Divergent" series to television.
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At the centenary anniversary of World War One last year, their divergent views were on open display.
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Despite using the same internal technology, the Aeon Flow Open and Closed models have fundamentally divergent characters.
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The speculation has been driven by divergent Fed speak over recent days despite the disappointing economic reports.
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The Divergent actor was practically unrecognizable at the ESPYs last night with his new, yellow-blond hair.
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Kravitz recently appeared in Mad Max: Fury Road, the well-received indie Dope and the Divergent franchise.
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At the moment, Divergent is focusing on employing the 3D printing tech for the Dagger's structural parts.
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Oh right, everyone who saw — or rather, didn't see — The Divergent Series: Allegiant in theaters last weekend.
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It would be unconstitutional for him to proceed and ban Muslims since the constitution allows divergent religion.
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The CIA and FBI presented divergent cases to lawmakers when discussing Russia's intervened in the U.S. election.
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Happy music also appeared to make the most difference in divergent thinking but not in convergent thinking.
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The split isn't just about divergent generational attitudes; different age groups have different stakes in the economy.
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Divergent interests have precluded reform in the area which most cries out for it: the single currency.
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Meanwhile, divergent elections lead to false claims of illegitimacy for the sitting president of the United States.
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Like most other matters of import today, citizens hold divergent religious beliefs and practices and will disagree.
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The impression was of candidates with divergent views, not a party on the brink of civil war.
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We should move away from hyperpartisanship and toward an appreciation for the divergent viewpoints of the electorate.
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The dictates of Marxist ideology gave little space to divergent disciplines such as sociology, psychology, or philosophy.
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And Neil Burger, director of films like Limitless, Divergent, and The Illusionist was brought in to direct.
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And Tobias, the name of the love interest of Woodley's Divergent character, moved up about 100 places.
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Despite, or maybe because of, having so many divergent retellings, Wonderboy 3 remained a quietly loved tale.
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The researchers found that after microdosing both convergent and divergent thinking improved, but intelligence stayed the same.
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It certainly feels more finished than some of the hardware products in Amazon's divergent smart speaker cornucopia.
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After each major divergent event, genes were deleted, chromosomes were rearranged and new genetic patterns were created.
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The Trump White House and State Department have taken to divergent stances on other foreign policy issues.
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He will face lawmakers from both parties who believe his testimony can help them drive divergent narratives.
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But the contours of the agreement the two leaders reached remain vague, and open to divergent interpretations.
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Divisions on Christian campuses spring from divergent views over homosexuality and what it means to be Christian.
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But the contours of the agreement the two leaders reached remain vague and open to divergent interpretations.
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Mr. Trump's decision to visit Duluth speaks to the divergent nature of his standing in the state.
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The tension between the State and Defense Departments also reflects divergent views of the Turkish-Kurdish conflict.
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The answers showed off the strikingly divergent views of presidential power that have dominated the entire trial.
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If you aren't comfortable putting something online, you don't have to, said Collins from Divergent Wealth Advisors.
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But experts said he was not helping his case with his wildly divergent statements about Mr. Kim.
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Some Democrats on Mr. Biden's committee, alarmed by divergent intelligence assessments, were skeptical of his compromise effort.
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But before you dismiss Pon's book as yet another "Divergent" wannabe, stop and smell the pork buns.
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Such divergent views might not be a problem if Republicans held a big majority in the Senate.
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By the 1990s, Dr. Polis's generalizations had been observed among widely divergent animal groups, not just invertebrates.
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The presidents are two realists with divergent conceptions of America's national interests and how to pursue them.
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Large areas of the global economy are now on divergent paths, creating more uncertainty for multinational companies.
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The divergent geography of 2018 means we will really have two midterm elections, and one favors Republicans.
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Craig Maxim, the pastor at St. Ann, said he had met with many people with divergent views.
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Money ultimately flows back to the candidate in both cases but the FEC has issued divergent rules.
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Given cultural gaps and divergent national interests, this is nowhere near as straightforward as one might assume.
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In Tennessee, the law's passage represents divergent views about how best to further the anti-abortion agenda.
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The parties' divergent support of women candidates can be explained by distinct cultures within the two parties.
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Indeed, Woodley has always managed to make Tris and her various transformations — from Dauntless to Divergent, from Divergent to genome queen here — seem rather natural, and she pulls it off once again even though the hair/makeup unit went a bit overboard on the highlights and eyeliner this time.
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If you have any divergent opinion from the president, you are not gonna say it on the record.
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The world of Divergent is not designed to make any kind of meaningful comment on our own society.
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Watts was in Divergent: Allegiant and Shut-In and is nominated for a Worst Actress at the Razzies.
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History tells us that nations with divergent interests and competing geopolitical goals with enough proximity tend to clash.
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Divergent author Veronica Roth made an announcement Thursday that should satisfy readers left in suspense after finishing Allegiant.
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So they make a great "odd couple" and their divergent flavors can handle many, menu items between them.
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"Divergent Paths" is a valuable contribution to debates over the future of federal courts and law schools alike.
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It is the international community's responsibility to try to communicate with each other — especially those with divergent views.
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Kaitlyn: Ansel Elgort is the young star of such films as The Fault in Our Stars and Divergent.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Luckin Coffee has become the latest poster child for wildly divergent opinions about China.
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Update 12:15 ET: The original article incorrectly stated Peugeot and Divergent 3D struck an $12 billion partnership.
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People are very divergent in their needs, and there should be a plethora of options to get help.
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Very little, as it turns out, considering that they are so divergent in material, topic, time, and scope.
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Trump must consult with, control and corral the competing and divergent interests of Libya's neighbors and regional powers.
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Mostly, though, the Divergent films fail, despite Woodley's best efforts, to turn her into a convincing action lead.
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The big picture: One of the most popular metrics is global trade, which unfortunately is flashing divergent signals.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have proposed bold growth plans that would impact the economy in divergent ways.
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The ANC is divided into two broad factions with divergent views on how the economy should be managed.
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Bowing out of the Divergent TV movie likely means she has something even more exciting up her sleeve.
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The first half was two divergent periods, the first dominated by Indiana and the second owned by Rutgers.
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And we are all too aware of the clashes in piling personalities of divergent backgrounds in close proximity.
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A new Pew survey on global attitudes toward the news media finds strikingly divergent attitudes among developed countries.
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We are a diverse nation, and there are often divergent viewpoints on the many complex issues we face.
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The country's trade patterns are evolving across the metallic spectrum as they adapt to reflect divergent market drivers.
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The different fates of Lenin shown in Ackermann's photographs exemplify the divergent atttudes towards the Communist-era relics.
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Divergent: Allegiant hit theaters earlier this spring, and may be the series' last appearance on the big screen.
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Both sides have staked out divergent views on these topics, setting up what should be a good debate.
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Ms. Nieves and Mr. Copes offer sometimes divergent accounts of their collaboration, which began when both were teenagers.
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Elgort and Woodley famously starred together in the Divergent series, playing brother and sister in a dystopian society.
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Its acquisition of "valuable but divergent businesses" has led to a lack of focus that yields operational problems.
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These three key issues were originally scheduled to end in October, but the divergent opinions haven't allowed that.
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Climate change is an existential threat that will require unprecedented cooperation between divergent sectors and members of society.
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At the crux of this drama are not only entertainment-industry egos—always outsized—but also divergent priorities.
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Sure, excitement for the first installment of the Divergent movies, which came out in March 2014, was rabid.
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Compare this with Texas, which is known for having good hospitals and generates companies in more divergent fields.
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Mysterious in its transmission and relentless in its spread, it has led countries to try wildly divergent responses.
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In his book, Daisley writes that another way to trigger divergent thinking is to go for a walk.
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The divergent story lines have sown bitterness all around, and extraordinarily harsh characterizations and criticism from each side.
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"There are members of my staff who have divergent views on various issues relating to vaccines," he said.
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Woese proved that archaea and bacteria had sufficiently divergent evolutionary histories to be considered different from one another.
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In a possible nod to their divergent backgrounds, they have not always jumped to yoke their campaigns together.
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Individual European countries, at the same time, pursued their own, divergent interests in Libya, often at cross-purposes.
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A gauge of this divergent action below the surface of the index is the "implied correlation" of stocks.
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Their divergent performances lifted the so-called NT ratio , of the two indexes, to the highest since 1992.
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Al Sharpton's National Action Network, delivering breakfast speeches that revealed their divergent levels of support from black voters.
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"Believe Lavrov," Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, told reporters on Saturday when asked about the divergent accounts.
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Vinatieri and Mathis are still focused on collecting another ring, but they have taken divergent paths this season.
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Mr. Sack writes about two cases five months and 85 miles apart that took starkly divergent legal paths.
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Her long-running rivalry with Mr. Putin is a microcosm of sharply divergent visions in Europe and beyond.
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Harvard and the group suing it have presented sharply divergent views of what constitutes a fair admissions process.
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Sometimes very divergent lists convey the theme of 'broad-based' or 'touching the various factions of the party.
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" One of its definitions is "to separate (something) into distinct parts and especially into groups having divergent views.
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We're seeing two divergent Americas, one with money, and one without — and the one without is largely black.
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"The Ring" was both horrifying and meaningfully divergent from its source material, a Japanese book and film series.
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In synthesizing these divergent approaches, she brings together the geometric and the gestural, the mechanical and the handmade.
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It was the starkly divergent reactions to his discussion of immigration, however, that stood out most on Wednesday.
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And more divergent views than ever are being shared on social media platforms such as Weibo (often referred to as the "Chinese Twitter") and the messaging app WeChat, which has more than 650 million monthly active users — even if many of those divergent views are taken down by the Chinese government.
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Harry Potter fans love talking about which Hogwarts house they'd belong to, so Divergent gives us the faction system.
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Divergent didn't become The Hunger Games because, in the end, it doesn't understand what makes The Hunger Games compelling.
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Reuters reported on Thursday that the main problem in negotiations with lenders was accommodating their divergent views regarding collateral.
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Kahraman assimilates divergent cross-cultural styles and genres, most notably from the Italian Renaissance and Japanese ukiyo-e prints.
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Past research has found that people hold divergent views about their personal characteristics, whether it's their intelligence or shyness.
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While we review ad copy for issues of taste, the varied and divergent views expressed belong to the advertisers.
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Republicans' and Democrats' divergent views of the investigation may have something to do with where they get their news.
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In fact, last year HarperCollins released the latest book from "Divergent" author Veronica Roth on Scribd, on launch day.
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According to Variety, negotiations are underway to air "The Divergent Series: Ascendant" on television rather than open in theaters.
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My U.S. dollar view is torn between what appears to be two divergent Trump policies, isolationism and lower taxes.
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The actress previously had a role in Insurgent — the movie adaptation of the second book in the Divergent series.
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Perhaps a team simply offers the possibility of bringing divergent approaches and skills to the task of money management.
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In essence, whenever you have a fandom this big, the culture of that fandom will be divergent and multifaceted.
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Their divergent lifestyles are an obvious source of tension, as the two friends punctuate their conversation with petty jabs.
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Divergent precedents are substituted for the Constitution and effectively become the "new and improved" highest law of the land.
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It's enigmatic that perceptions of market experts are so enormously divergent with regard to the price of any commodity.
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Divergent central bank policies in two of the largest global economies factored in CEO confidence and expectations going forward.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been attacking each other over their largely divergent proposals on the estate tax.
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Many a great comedy routine has been made at the interface of those two cultures, but they remained divergent.
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The painting is a diamond-shaped study in blue-and-green crosshatching complemented by patches of partially divergent brushwork.
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I'm thinking of the health care debate in particular, which is weighed down by divergent conceptions of personal responsibility.
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Foreign aid programs are often strongly bipartisan as members with divergent worldviews can support them based on various rationales.
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Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley had the Divergent reunion of our dreams at the Met Gala on Monday night.
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From Germany to India, IKEA stores across the world offer divergent dining experiences that are influenced by their location.
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Two of the world's biggest oil producing countries are coping with the slide in crude in sharply divergent ways.
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And we'll see if these divergent shareholders are willing to challenge the vision and daring of Mr. Musk himself.
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Toni The map you discussed supposes she'll win Pennsylvania, and we had some divergent results in the state today.
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With debt piling up and stores bleeding cash, two iconic American retailers chose sharply divergent survival strategies in 211.
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Two presidents with vastly divergent policies, both understand the power of achieving this important foreign policy and humanitarian goal.
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Across the aisle, the Democratic caucus in Congress has expanded, but the party leadership needs to control divergent movements.
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Republicans are hopeful that having support from both Trump and Kasich can solidify two divergent factions within the GOP.
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For now, the divergent views among Democrats about how to handle any potential impeachment of Trump will likely continue.
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Many critics and fans hailed Divergent as the successor to Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games saga, which debuted in 22015.
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It's immediately apparent Nelson and Miller have creative differences, too—divergent conceptions on how to honor the sacred delicacy.
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Convergent and divergent thinking are both thought to be important for creativity, and intelligence is important for analytical thinking.
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Besides their divergent views on Lebanon's role in the world, there is bad blood between Mr. Hariri and Hezbollah.
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Though Cashman and Girardi have divergent personalities and far different interests, they had generally enjoyed a strong working relationship.
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The piece, and its exploration of divergent, but overlapping realities, set the thematic groundwork for most of what followed.
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Whether Amamiya succeeds in steering a pullback of Kuroda's policies remains uncertain, given the divergent views in the bank.
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He studied art at Syracuse and would later give divergent accounts of how and when dance entered his life.
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They spent much of their time meeting with allies and adversaries to hammer out agreements that reconciled divergent interests.
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But liberals and conservatives hold widely divergent views on climate, even within hard-hit states like Texas and Florida.
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Elgort and Woodley also starred together in the Divergent series, playing a brother and sister in a dystopian society.
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All of these approaches have had value but they've often being conducted in isolated and, at times, divergent ways.
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Some of his favorite films—"Rashomon," for instance—prodded viewers to consider a story's divergent possibilities without requiring interactivity.
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Tech companies have taken divergent approaches to this misinformation amid growing pressure from medical professionals over the past year.
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For the governments in Saudi Arabia, United States and Israel, such divergent thinking is not merely undesirable but heretical.
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Polls in Venezuela are notoriously divergent and controversial, but Datanalisis has become the most closely watched by both sides.
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Not only would Democrats have to fight on comparisons of unfavorable economic performance, but a divergent philosophy as well.
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If American and European policies prove too divergent to bridge, what might the future of transatlantic relations look like?
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Professionals throughout the space industry have some very strongly held (and wildly divergent) views about which approach is best.
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These radically different maps could produce dramatically divergent results — and make Congress even more toxic and adversarial in 2019.
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So the two study authors used similarly weak methods on two different data sets, which explains their divergent findings.
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Still, members of the committee have already expressed divergent views on the issue, signaling a divided vote to come.
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In a way, the experience reinforced the way that the image and reality of fashion can be radically divergent.
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Pittsburg, like anywhere, has residents with divergent racial views, Johns said, but racial tension has steadily improved in the town.
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Once students leave the safe bubble of a college campus, they will inevitably be exposed to divergent and uncomfortable views.
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According to an interview with The New York Times, the Divergent star reveals that she's thought about running for congress.
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Moments of aching ambience emerge alongside deeply romantic folk melodies, synthesizing the divergent musical interests the composer fostered since childhood.
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Central banks everywhere must also work out how to offer forward guidance when facing sharply divergent forks in the road.
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It is not clear why the CNN and Quinnipiac polls present such divergent results for Ms. Warren and Mr. Biden.
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On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia's top two telecommunications operators may head in opposite directions after reporting divergent results late on Tuesday.
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The latest entry, The Divergent Series: Allegiant, opened to dismal reviews and weak box office numbers relative to its predecessors.
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We must consider divergent narratives, such as Argento's, as important opportunities to examine our own preconceived notions of sexual abuse.
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James Madison thought the divergent "ambitions" of the legislative and executive branches would cause those institutions to balance one another.
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Divergent storylines have become so muddled together it is now hard to tell where one ends and the next begins.
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Two American billionaires with extremely divergent worldviews are engaging in a quiet war of rhetoric about global health and development.
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And because of progressive taxation and wealth redistribution, the lifestyles of the rich and the poor are not dramatically divergent.
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But the divergent U.S. trade delegation group is likely to have differing views on the merits of such an offer.
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At this year's Los Angeles Auto Show, Divergent 23D is showing off a bold new "super bike" design, the Dagger.
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Up until now, Divergent 3D is most notable for the Blade, a (mostly) 3D printed supercar which debuted last year.
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Vladimir Putin is an authoritarian with a long record of punishing political allies and suppressing views divergent from his own.
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The pound, which has whipsawed in recent sessions on divergent surveys on the likely vote outcome, rose slightly to $1.4513.
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In parts of Latin America, Europe and Eastern Europe, it's outpacing fellow YA properties Maze Runner and the Divergent series.
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Or view the rubble of the destroyed city of Chicago in the Divergent series while you walk the Miracle Mile.
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These two divergent services of driverless transportation already have clear precedents in existing large cities: commuter rail versus rapid transit.
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Yes, George W. Bush saw the world differently than Barack Obama did -- and each man pursued divergent policies in office.
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May's speech will be closely watched by financial markets for information on which of these divergent goals she will prioritize.
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And no new YA dystopias have emerged to take the place of old stalwarts like Divergent and The Hunger Games.
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Though there were clear legal differences between the cases, many activists have found it hard to swallow the divergent outcomes.
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A perfect example of why this long-term strategy is better is the divergent paths of Kraft Heinz and Unilever.
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Naomi Watts has a similar honor, gaining negative attention for her roles in both Divergent Series: Allegiant and Shut-In.
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There's a special Allegiant Snapchat lens that lets you find out if you're 100% Divergent like Tris, the chosen one.
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OK then: We did what Bannon suggested, and comparing the speeches, the two world views could not be more divergent.
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STEM toys, in particular, enhance divergent and innovative thinking, help children develop hand-eye coordination, and better promote spatial skills.
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That's the opening weekend box office gap that yawns between The Divergent Series: Allegiant and either of its two predecessors.
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In the ornate Senate chamber, members began giving dramatically divergent speeches about Judge Kavanaugh in anticipation of the Friday vote.
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Many of the characters who survived ended up on fairly divergent different paths, some in much better places than others.
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Over 75 minutes, Ms. Monk spun together these divergent elements so fluidly that it created an unmistakable sense of hope.
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American and Egyptian interests are increasingly divergent and the relationship now has far less common purpose than it once did.
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The filings provided the most detailed look yet into the wildly divergent ways the Democratic candidates are constructing their campaigns.
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He represents the largest union of its kind, a Balkanized group of 220,30 headstrong men with a million divergent interests.
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Still, a Graham-led Pentagon appears less likely given his and Trump's seemingly divergent views on U.S. military commitments abroad.
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Paleontologists have looked for fossils that might shed light on how the bodies of animals evolved in such divergent directions.
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Musk has also used Twitter to question Zuckerberg's grasp of artificial intelligence, a subject on which they have divergent views.
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Showing the Turks respect by avoiding surprising headlines will do much to smoothing relations in the face of divergent goals.
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"It's just a question of taste," says Parente, for whom divergent styles and sensibilities are an opportunity, not an obstacle.
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EMERGING ECONOMY GAINS Advanced economies and emerging markets and developing economies also show divergent prospects in the World Bank forecasts.
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These divergent narratives from 40 years ago offer many lessons to those hoping to maintain the momentum of the Jan.
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But these pacts were signed across significantly different periods of history, with incredibly divergent views of what Indigenous nations were.
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A longer version of that video posted over the weekend led to divergent views about what had actually taken place.
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If there ever was one, it forked a long time ago into divergent streams you can see in this show.
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The fraught politics of the conflict may continue to limit open dialogue, complicating attempts to accommodate each party's divergent interests.
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No one else came close to attaining the divergent effects of light that he could juxtapose in a single painting.
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The divergent interpretations of the Ngo situation, based on limited evidence, reminds me of the Covington Catholic controversy in January.
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But the difference between Clinton and Trump is about more than their divergent views on tax law, immigration, or foreign policy.
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They represent starkly divergent developments that, while not suggestive of crisis at the doorstep, showcase the tenuous nature of global stability.
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A patchwork of European and national rules, and divergent tax treatments, has meant pension pots tend to sit in national silos.
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If we don't do something about these BuzzFeed quizzes, Divergent warns us, we may find ourselves going down a dark path.
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The pound, which has whipsawed in recent sessions on divergent surveys on the likely vote outcome, eased 0.1 percent to $1.4494.
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It is a collection of vastly divergent regions and nationalities, assembled into a single nation over the course of a millennium.
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So, if you're looking for a holiday gift for a Divergent lover in your life, this could provide two in one.
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Part of me was praying that World War III did not break out between these two divergent groups during the flight.
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That's because our nation faces large and complex problems, and divergent perspectives are necessary to formulate comprehensive and multi-faceted solutions.
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We didn't have To All The Boys I Loved Before, Vampire Diaries, Hunger Games, or Divergent to draw viral comparisons from.
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Hours later, Dean asked Kristina to be "patient" with him and his divergent feelings, which he recognized was an "unfair" request.
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He recognised that the gulf between "positive" and "negative" liberty would lead to divergent definitions of liberalism—and indeed it has.
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Put differently, predictions that U.S. monetary policy would chart a notably divergent path have been tempered by powerful crosscurrents from abroad.
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But, as the latest campaign finance reports show, the 2016 election once again provides divergent paths for two very different candidates.
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Even though they all broadly had the same footage, each had a different soundtrack, therefore each had wildly divergent emotional cores.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) are among those with divergent views on practically everything, except when it comes to criticizing Big Tech.
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The prominence of generational issues in the election reflects the divergent fortunes of young and old since the 2008 financial crisis.
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With Washington and Moscow holding such divergent views, it's unlikely any progress will be made during the meeting on climate change.
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"I want intimacy, and I want it small," she told PEOPLE at Monday's New York premiere of The Divergent Series: Allegiant.
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As a result, the category has been overgeneralized for a group of people with divergent, specific sexual practices and gender expressions.
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Woodley says that during the protest, she saw tanks that looked identical to the ones that were on set at Divergent.
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When there are multiple instances of divergent behavior from this established activity, the app will send a message to the user.
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I also believe that first generation kids — like myself — are uniquely positioned to comment from a perspective of divergent cultural identity.
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This legislation was the product of many years of negotiations between two different U.S. and Korean administrations with divergent political persuasions.
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The 'Divergent' star was busted Monday morning for trespassing during what she called a "peaceful protest" in Sioux County, North Dakota.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar cautioned that there were "quite divergent opinions" on how a new relationship and transition would look.
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For now, it may be worth stepping back to see how divergent President Trump's approach is from that of his predecessor.
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Although Grassley and Sessions were Senate colleagues for decades, they have deeply divergent views when it comes to criminal justice legislation.
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But the debate about how to fix the system for setting executive pay is marred by muddled thinking and divergent objectives.
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The most prosperous countries on earth have divergent tax and regulatory regimes, but they all have a stable rule of law.
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NASA and NOAA differ in their base period as well as their precise methodology, which accounts for the divergent temperature findings.
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And their divergent strategies reveal how the candidates and their campaigns see the race, their strengths and their opponents' weaknesses. Mrs.
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Hedge funds have noticed the divergent trends and become much more bullish about the outlook for distillate prices than for gasoline.
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Randall Robinson, in "The Debt," argued that the debate helps blacks and whites to understand divergent pathways of race in America.
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BlueTalon had raised $25.87 million and was backed by firms including Biosys Capital, Signia Venture Partners, Maverick Capital, and Divergent Ventures.
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Already, some Democrats have staked out divergent positions on how vehemently to resist the agenda of Trump and the GOP Congress.
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"He continued: "At present, our measures of valuations are breathtakingly extreme, and our measures of market internals are negative and divergent.
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"Allegiant," the first part of the "Divergent" series finale, takes filmgoers to the creepy confines of the Bureau of Genetic Welfare.
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Those divergent views were on full display at Wednesday's gun forum in the Capitol basement, where no Republicans joined the discussion.
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The FBI agent has two divergent The Return stories between his evil doppelgänger and his very muted life as Dougie Jones.
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In such divergent proposals lies an emerging truth: Mr. Obama's signature domestic achievement will almost certainly have to change to survive.
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But their increasingly divergent experiences threaten to pull them apart: "Oakland's identity issues become their own," the A.P.'s review notes.
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But as they move to take advantage of the growing appeal of home solar power, the companies are pursuing divergent paths.
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Unquiet Minds Two novels about emotionally troubled young men follow wildly divergent narrative paths in their explorations of spirituality and religion.
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"The basic principles of press freedom are unifying, and it's something that people can celebrate even if they have divergent views."
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However, divergent rules across the 28-country bloc mean the chances of a successful claim depend on where it is filed.
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As on early Space tracks, like "An Interesting Breakfast Conversation," this group continued to thrive by threading together wildly divergent sounds.
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The divergent approaches are evidence that not even a global pandemic can bridge the gaping political divisions of the Trump era.
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The president has sent wildly divergent signals about the DACA program, publicly agonizing over the fate of the initiative for months.
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Brian G. Grantz at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. James before 200 guests from their newly blended families and divergent worlds.
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On Twitter, he can be pugilistic, notably with Mr. Trump and with his brother Stephen Baldwin, over their divergent political views.
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With centuries of vintages behind them, Burgundians can confidently describe the divergent characteristics of, say, Chambolle-Musigny and Nuits-St.-Georges.
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At the same time, Republicans and Democrats are reporting widely divergent views of satisfaction with what they pay for health care.
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"I've never seen a guy succeed in two businesses almost simultaneously that are really quite divergent," Buffett told CNBC in May.
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Mr. Kerry's much-anticipated Middle East speech brought together four giant personalities representing two radically divergent worldviews in one momentous clash.
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For Mr. Sechi, the Five Star Movement is the clear victor, even if the "no" campaign brought together divergent political forces.
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Coming in the wake of the WeWork fiasco and sporting similar share prices but divergent growth profiles, the debuts of Bill.
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Her long-running rivalry with President Vladimir Putin of Russia is a microcosm of sharply divergent visions in Europe and beyond.
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There are numerous historical examples of divergent paths, usually when either or both Koreas fear abandonment by their great power allies.
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And no one appears to sweat the wildly divergent intergenerational ideas of what constitutes appropriate office wear, corporate least of all.
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In a country as diverse as ours, democracy can only work if those with divergent points of view will work together.
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Meanwhile, Britons who voted to leave have watched lawmakers fight over widely divergent plans, none of which enjoy majority popular support.
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High-profile parents are taking divergent paths: Ms. Loughlin and Mr. Giannulli are pleading not guilty to the charges against them.
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None of us could have suspected that the gloomfang and sprintarrow were examples of divergent evolution from the same genetic stock.
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Like with Durant, there are divergent factors at play as to whether or not he will re-sign with the Thunder.
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One of the biggest uncertainties about the future of the Divergent series has finally been put to rest: Shailene Woodley will not be following the franchise to TV. Over the summer it was announced that the final chapter of the series, The Divergent Series: Ascendant, would be released as a TV movie rather than coming to theaters.
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In both the books and the movies, Divergent borrows heavily, and poorly, from other YA franchises, and this is its Achilles' heel.
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These divergent interests weaken the chances either of the Moon Agreement gaining fresh momentum or of a big, new international space treaty.
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America can't control Iran's leaders, who have divergent interests and their own domestic constraints and harbor deep suspicions toward their American foe.
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The first challenge the Europeans face is dissecting divergent U.S. statements about what Trump wants to keep issuing "waivers" to U.S. sanctions.
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" The spokesperson added, "Yahoo News has a long history as a non-partisan news organization, with a mission to present divergent perspectives.
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The new Gedankenexperiment the team have devised to test this involves a giant atom in a superposition of two divergent energy states.
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This new film interrogates how a camera can capture one version of reality, but its material can be read through divergent viewpoints.
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Of course, this will all change as long as companies like Divergent 3D continue developing new partnerships and methods to increase reliability.
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A week earlier, Kravitz and Glusman spent time together in NYC, and even found the Divergent actresses name written in the cement.
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We see black characters discuss race with their white workfriends for the first time and realize just how divergent their perspectives are.
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Her comments followed a flurry of Fed speakers who in recent days had offered divergent views on the outlook for monetary policy.
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The original novel is a complicated story about time travel, divergent futures, religious protest groups, and a massive corporation called Hefty Mart.
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THE FIRST line of the First Amendment—"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"—has inspired sharply divergent interpretations.
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Records of each are largely created separately from each other, and administered by divergent or competing interests within and outside the state.
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The Divergent Series: Ascendant is set to bow on June 9, 2017 after it was moved out of its original March release.
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We are startled out of controlling our brains, pushed into divergent thinking, and then we want to step forward, into the uncertainty.
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But there are divergent views on whether the redundancies in India by major IT companies have anything to do with Trump's policies.
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Shareholders (the principals) and management (the agent) may have divergent incentives; the board is one of the means to reduce this divide.
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Hear from these innovation juggernauts as they provide their divergent perspectives on today's hottest trends, including Blockchain, 5G, AI, VR and more.
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This has spawned divergent practices among Islamic banks, making it difficult to develop homogeneous transactions that are cheap and quick to structure.
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El-Erian said the BOJ's move heralds a new reality of divergent central bank policies and a lack of global policy coordination.
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Emmanuel Macron hailed the "European cooperation" that had allowed the often divergent viewpoints from across the continent to find some common ground.
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But divergent public attitudes strained the compromise over time, and a spate of new projects has prompted calls for a new look.
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Censoring the opinions of divergent groups has given rise to "safe spaces" on campuses where students can avoid exposure to alternative perspectives.
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In terms of the spread between bullish and bearish sentiment, 43 weeks have been this divergent, including much of 1990 and 2008.
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While a laudable aspiration, divergent member state preferences and the procedural obstacles to amending the UN Charter make it a Sisyphean task.
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Insurgent, the 2015 follow-up to Divergent, did gross more than $297 million, but reviews of the film were far less kind.
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As Trump himself has expressed divergent opinions on China, the impression that he's echoing the last person who advised him has lingered.
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However, Democratic and Republican activists maintain sharply different, even divergent ideas about female candidates and the role of feminist ideals in society.
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Each girl possesses the support and encouragement to explore her divergent interests and pursuits (including painting, botany, aviation, mathematics, music, veterinary science).
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It is a tough pill, and the realities surrounding the divergent trajectories of the two leaders only make it harder to swallow.
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Hear from these innovation juggernauts as they provide their divergent perspectives on today's hottest trends, including Blockchain, 5G, AI, VR and more.
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Glezman loves Skee-Ball and does improv comedy; Mr. Buttigieg has a weakness for claw-vending machines); explored their divergent personalities (Mr.
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The Republican fracture on the issue appears to have reached the White House, where influential factions have been pushing the divergent strategies.
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They don't establish a real point of view, though, or weave the divergent threads in a way that's particularly surprising or moving.
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But now, as the polling leaders, they are using the other as a foil to press their divergent cases for the presidency.
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Another angle: The crisis has underscored Democratic differences over foreign policy, embodied by the divergent positions of Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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"The Ascension" gently reminds us that no matter how divergent our religious or spiritual beliefs, our mortal endeavors carry a temporal limitation.
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Divergent supply dynamics will become ever more apparent if universal demand drivers start to fade, as argued by bears such as UBS.
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Heyns said that she had not spoken to Scott, the outgoing chairwoman of the antidoping organization's athletes' committee, about their divergent views.
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With the group now disintegrated across different factions, many Taliban offshoot groups hold divergent and often conflicting views about a political settlement.
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And since the sprawling complex launched, several feature films have been produced here, including Divergent and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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And because they come in so many shapes, sizes and materials, they can appeal to wildly divergent tastes, much like throw pillows.
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Lara Trump and Vanessa Trump have had divergent approaches to being part of a family that has been catapulted into political power.
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It is unclear whether the new plan will fare any better given the divergent interests of fighters on the ground and international backers.
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My approach to DJing/mixing is very divergent and unconventional in regards of what the concept of proper mixing is supposed to be .
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But the adjacent biofilms made up of more divergent bacteria keep themselves distinct and may even try to eliminate or control each other.
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Researchers had observed that although most Heliconius species had highly divergent wing coloration and patterning, some bore a striking resemblance to one another.
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The presence of entrenched Communist Party committees, regulatory meddling, and divergent business interests among the private companies will further stifle any efficiency initiatives.
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MT: My experience is really complicated — I'm dealing with multiple identities across really divergent contexts, trans to immigrant to whitepassing to disabled, etc.
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The iOS Way is so weirdly divergent from the way that nearly every other computer operates that many people just gave up trying.
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We have divergent trajectories; we are points on a graph that, if you look close enough, resembles Philadelphia's grid of neighborhoods and wards.
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The resulting graduate program is built for a diverse student body of artists from a variety of disciplines and divergent points of view.
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It remains to be seen whether or not this new larger more diverse GOP coalition with very divergent policy positions can come together.
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Both have poured millions of dollars into their campaigns, but stakes couldn't be higher given their divergent views on the current political climate.
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But even as tariffs have come down, east African countries are also erecting new non-tariff barriers, such as divergent standards for goods.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton and Prince William are set to take "divergent paths" when it comes to their future charity work.
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Those divergent paths began with Vietnam, the conflict that tore the country apart just as both men graduated from college in the 2110s.
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It sort of puts a flaw into Europe, right, because you don't want to get too much of a divergent amongst the two.
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That means that when awed spectators experience increased activity in their default mode network, they're not necessarily thinking in new and divergent ways.
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A MAN-MADE DISASTER The divergent death tolls illuminate key differences between the two biblical floods and their responses from emergency management officials.
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This confusion of goals and divergent agendas of allies puts Washington in a disadvantageous position compared with Russia's much narrower and streamlined focus.
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Drugmakers also like the idea of simplifying access to an African market of 55 divergent countries where sales to date have been limited.
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Shailene Woodley pens essay about her arrest in pipeline protest The "Divergent" actress is just the latest celebrity to share possible political aspirations.
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They were less agreed on how far or how fast to proceed with reforms involving huge numbers of people and widely divergent interests.
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It's why everyone wants to know what Hogwarts house you're in, or if you're a Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, which Divergent character you are.
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They sold 19 million copies of the Divergent series in 2014 and that bumped the company up 5% to $1.43 billion last year.
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It's only in the last couple of decades that these divergent sexual behaviors in animals have come under the microscope of mainstream science.
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I talked to my colleague Maggie Haberman about what their divergent styles of questioning tell us about the way impeachment is being framed.
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Divergent thinking is key to today's scientific, technological and cultural fields because innovation often pairs disparate ideas, the authors write in PLoS ONE.
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These divergent fortunes have made it more challenging to take big risks because the tide can turn at the drop of a hat.
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The actor went on to mention Shailene Woodley, who he starred alongside in the "The Fault in Our Stars" and the "Divergent" films.
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Wolfe was a writer who occupied a unique niche by fusing together three seemingly divergent strands: pulp fiction, literary modernism, and Catholic theology.
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Part of the problem here is that white and black people have such vastly divergent views about the lived black experience in America.
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The wayward application of the terms Islamic and Islamist muddy the water and do not help separate two entirely divergent strands of thinking.
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As excited as he is about ideas, nothing fascinates him more than people, especially people who, like him, skew toward multiple, divergent interests.
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This is a somewhat controversial claim, and judges have reached divergent conclusions about the constitutionality of the federal law Sessions is relying on.
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Bowling has brought together geometry and pouring, the machine-made and the body's actions — the divergent sides of Abstract Expressionism and of Modernism.
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Opioids represent a chance for divergent leaders in Washington to work productively together, across the aisle, region-to-region, and chamber-to-chamber.
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Which makes sense, when you consider that their Milan-based firm, Dimore Studio, specializes in blending divergent influences, from Baroque to Art Deco.
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Chart courtesy of CB Insights Chart courtesy of CB Insights Apple and Google are setting out two divergent paths for handling patient data.
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Fallout: New California captures some of that old school magic by prioritizing player choice and the starkly divergent paths your decisions can reveal.
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Op-Ed Contributor No issue in America today better illustrates the divergent interests of working Americans and the 1 percent than pension reform.
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It is G.M.'s consumer answer to Tesla's Autopilot, but its approach illustrates the divergent philosophies of traditional automakers and the Valley rebels.
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With Mr. Trump and Mr. Moon's country seemingly on divergent paths, Mr. Kim's diplomatic overture poses a dilemma for the South Korean leader.
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Love's Labour's Lost Two wildly divergent school-life novels — one dystopian and one historical — feature compelling characters locked in tragically unsatisfying love triangles.
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The two countries share some information, but the cooperation is extremely limited, and each has widely divergent goals in the civil war there.
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While many are hopeful for the three-day BRICS summit to advance trade liberalization, divergent policies between members could stand in the way.
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Bokhary wrote of divergent community views on who was "to blame for the blows now being rained down on the rule of law".
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Those divergent views can be seen from Fresno to Santa Monica, in a state that is far more politically complex than its image.
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Asia's spot LNG premium over European gas hubs has shrunk to around $1 per million British thermal units, driven by divergent weather patterns.
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" Over time, he added, "it suggests that the already divergent economic performance between Northern and Southern Europe may become structural rather than cyclical.
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Microsoft and Cisco's Talos researchers both released reports this week that outlined this cyber threat, which the companies call Nodersok and "Divergent" respectively.
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Roth is the author of the best-selling Divergent series, and like those books this one seems destined — designed, even — for film adaptation.
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Cramer also took an interest in the performance of shares of CarMax and AutoNation, two competing car dealers with totally divergent stock paths.
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The acquisition of UGC adds complexity to that analysis, since there are now two large operations with divergent actual and implied IFS ratings.
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Facing such stark and divergent futures will illuminate strategic and tactical choices to be made today — and in the weeks and months ahead.
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Given the divergent possibilities in the next few years, analysts see the possible inflows to public funds diverging by literally trillions of dollars.
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Racist policies of our past created two divergent Americas: largely middle-class neighborhoods for white people and lower-class neighborhoods for black people.
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We realize that it would be possible to make a space, a place where all these divergent points of view could come together.
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The group had famously divergent opinions about what defined black art, and was not inclusive of women — Amos was the lone female member.
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These divergent images create a diaristic impression that mirrors the daily expectation of being surveilled, and its steady, insidious normalization of governmental transgressions.
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It is unclear whether the new plan will fare any better, given the divergent interests of fighters on the ground and international backers.
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Ruppersberg, who has lived between Los Angeles and New York since the 205s, pushes the ordinary toward the extraordinary in wildly divergent works.
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The divergent views of Yang Yuanqing, Lenovo's current chief executive, and the then-CEO of IBM's PC arm led to friction between both sides.
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The sound system lets the Symphony alter the acoustics to suit each piece, and combine works with divergent acoustical requirements in the same program.
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When justices care much more about the case in front of them than about the precedent they're building, the benefits of divergent predilections diminish.
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While Woodley has been linked to Divergent costar Theo James and musician Nahko Bear, the actress has not gone public with a boyfriend before.
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One might put this down to divergent tactical systems, or some arbitrary difference in pace and physicality between the Bundesliga and the Premier League.
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It's hard to spot patterns in edtech M&A, given the range of divergent interests and business models that are being experimented with today.
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Thoroughbred Technology, class representatives "cloaked in a veil of ignorance" can adequately represent the interests of class members who might otherwise have divergent interests.
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The truth is, ugly food is still delicious and the rise of pretty, gross food has begun to spur a divergent ugly food movement.
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But the paths for both companies since their deals have been diametrically divergent, and as has, thus far, the return on the billionaire's investment.
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A movement in theoretical physics has revolved around trying to form a unifying theory, which ties together the two seemingly divergent set of laws.
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Once he was on board officially, it became clear that he and Zimmer had a connection that transcended their divergent life experiences, he said.
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The divergent approaches between the President and liberal Democrats over the past few days highlight the most fascinating questions already powering the 2020 election.
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In terms of data, the European Central Bank released its latest monetary policy meeting accounts which showed some divergent opinions withing the bank's board.
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But diplomats said the timing of the move could reflect divergent views of U.S. President Donald Trump's approach to settling the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Central banks have come under fire in recent months over their divergent monetary policies that have left financial markets confused and market watchers skeptical.
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Any action to the contrary and we could all find ourselves living in a bad dream that is, divergent to Trump's assertions, fundamental reality.
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It also forces you to mix with people of widely divergent social and political backgrounds, in that cathedral of culinary captivity, the dining car.
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How can "bias" ever be conclusively defined on a social media site with 222 million users in the United States with widely divergent opinions?
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The much bigger story, though, is the gender gap between the two parties overall, which is the result of divergent policies on social issues.
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House and Senate Republicans, in their divergent bills, both offered steeply reduced rates to corporate giants, partnerships and family-owned firms across the board.
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Regardless of the numbers, the divergent results in 2900 will mean New Hampshire is a state very much in play in the 220006 elections.
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Countless other contrasts exist between them, and they offer widely divergent sketches of the reality of immigrant life and its attendant positives and challenges.
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It's important you first both acknowledge your divergent financial strategies if you want to avoid future pent-up feelings that could end your relationship.
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Why it matters: Mueller and Trump, two men from similar backgrounds but vastly divergent lives, are on opposite sides of a political face-off.
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Divergent was part of a wave of young adult novels set in dystopian futures that followed the Hunger Games craze of the late aughts.
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His drawings bring together two divergent aesthetic possibilities — material sensuality and structural restraint — to attain a form that never devolves into mere visual effects.
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This was in part a divergent strategic decision on the part of the two campaigns, but it also reflected underlying differences between the candidates.
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And those opposite reactions to Trump's attempts to deck the presidential halls indicate just how divergent the narratives around the first lady have become.
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The Divergent actor, 32, married his longtime girlfriend, 26, over the weekend in Hawaii after a rehearsal dinner in Maui on Friday, PEOPLE confirms.
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The Divergent actor, 32, married his longtime girlfriend, 26, over the weekend in Hawaii after a rehearsal dinner in Maui on Friday, PEOPLE confirmed.
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But when you see a woman of roughly your age, whose life experience has been so divergent, it's impossible not to muse about fate.
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One of her best-known fights, legislation to provide benefits to 9/11 emergency responders, placed her in the company of sharply divergent constituencies.
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A constructive step to bolster the social tolerance that underpins a robust society would be to provide users with more exposure to divergent opinions.
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It also gives me an opportunity to talk about lateral or divergent thinking, which you will need to use to solve this crossword puzzle.
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That shift is called lateral or divergent thinking, and it's good for those who would like to strengthen their creativity and problem-solving skills.
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STEM toys, especially the ones in this guide, enhance divergent and innovative thinking, help children develop hand-eye coordination, and better promote spatial skills.
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The duo have been linked romantically since at least spring 2016, when they were photographed together at the premiere for The Divergent Series: Allegiant.
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But Rain Dove had also courted controversy by staging social experiments aimed at revealing the divergent ways people enact gender in the public sphere.
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When I started to read "Katalin Street," I couldn't help comparing it to "The Door" — so struck was I by the divergent narrative approaches.
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Third, using EV-EBITDA multiples for the travel segment can be challenging given divergent capital intensities, wide variances in EBITDA margins and differing leverage.
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Marvel has produced a string of movies of wildly divergent quality, but Sony has had a tougher time coming up with regular superhero successes.
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If anyone still entertains a fantasy that people with divergent backgrounds and beliefs can be brought together by their common humanity, "Invincible" insists otherwise.
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Such divergent levels of fear could partly derive from the usual level of lethal violence, far higher in the United States than in Europe.
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And yet they remain essential to preventing any mishap from escalating and to developing working relations between China and America despite their divergent interests.
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Although both appeared determined not to let politics spoil their encounter, their fraught personal history and divergent personal styles made for a loaded backdrop.
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Private equity firms are also troubled by the divergent fortunes of its successful wholesale business and its laggard retail business, according to the sources.
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The Times analyzed social studies textbooks used in California and Texas and found hundreds of differences, with divergent content that reflected deep partisan divides.
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"Divergent" by Veronica Roth was a standout story in the flood of dystopian-centered young adult novels that hit bookshelves in the last decade.
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Together, they obtained five divergent groups of the species from museum collections, macerated the flesh from their bodies and stained the bones different colors.
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A recent article in the New York Times illustrates how divergent the experiences of these two types of students can be — with devastating consequences.
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Getting 217 Republican senators to vote for the final bill will be difficult, especially because there are dramatically divergent views on the bill's goals.
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I loved each of the Neapolitan novels, but my favorite is this initial story of Elena and Lila as young girls on divergent paths.
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The leaders responded with divergent approaches to the Pan-African challenge; they confronted the mean realities of under-development and white neo-colonial control.
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Despite their divergent styles, a precedent for both Ms. Bernstein's and Mr. Birk's work can be found in Philip Guston's caricatures of Richard Nixon.
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House and Senate Republicans, in their divergent bills, both offered steeply reduced rates to corporate giants, partnerships and family-owned firms across the board.
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Instead, he found a way to embrace these divergent and even antagonistic impulses and build upon them; this was his way of going forward.
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There is no doubt that violence is a huge issue for Chicago communities, but there are wildly divergent opinions about what should be done.
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Two polls released early Monday were wildly divergent, with one having Jones up by ten points and the other having Moore up by nine.
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But they offer a crystal-clear example of Fallon's and Meyers's divergent ways of looking at the world … and then writing jokes about it.
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But more generally, given divergent claims by each party, is there independent and reliable evidence to support criticisms about the performance of American elections?
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Stella infuses passion into his Moby Dick prints with riotous neon colors and ecstatic patterning choices that create a vast network of aesthetically divergent layers.
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But Divergent fails to include the political commentary that gives a dystopia its power or the world building that gives personality sorting room to breathe.
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"Unapologetic" and "unyielding," are oft-used terms; his is a socially conscious form of artistic reflection that is divergent from the standard contemporary English manner.
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The divergent fortunes of the companies can be seen in their share prices: Airbus' stock is up 54% this year relative to Boeing's 8% gain.
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The French-American team expected to see the rocky folds and fissures typical of regions on land where plates pull apart, known as divergent boundaries.
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The divergent approach by two crude-exporting heavyweights illustrates the complexities of dealing with Iran, which they see as a destabilising force in the region.
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The FCC can't be staffed by more than three people of the same party, which is why Trump is nominating someone with such divergent views.
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Putting Ayn Rand, William Beveridge and Immanuel Kant into conversation with one another has led us to consider what such divergent writers have in common.
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Over the past few months, 269 people, including journalists, minors and "Divergent" star Shailene Woodley, have been arrested for their efforts to fight the pipeline.
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All eyes will be on Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh as they wade through the facts of three cases with divergent backgrounds.
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There remains a risk that EU legislative processes could be stalled if compromise can't be reached across a differently stripped spectrum of divergent political positions.
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"Disparate-impact discrimination is not a simple question of discrete outcomes; on their own, divergent results do not prove discrimination," the Atlantic's Adam Serwer explains.
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" Between the lines: Constanze Stelzenmüller of Brookings says the Italians have a "genuinely divergent view" about the future of Europe, "but also a disruptive intent.
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The Divergent star, 25, was arrested in October 2016 while participating in a protest against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota.
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PSA PEUGEOT CITROEN The French carmaker signed a letter of intent with Los Angeles-based Divergent 403D for a strategic partnership in 240D metal printing.
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The weekend was a grim one for Lionsgate, which saw "The Divergent Series: Allegiant" plunge 67 percent in its second weekend, eking out $13 million.
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In foreign policy, however, the fog of uncertainty fostered by the president's divergent campaign trail statements and discordant selection of advisers has begun to clear.
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"Morris and the Cow," about a 10-year-old determined to become a cowboy, features the voices of Jermaine Fowler ("CollegeHumor") and Ms. Kravitz ("Divergent").
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It follows Beatrice Prior, who's labeled a "divergent" — someone who can think independently and who is seen as a threat to the stability of society.
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Although east Asia has generally proven a fertile ground for crypto-currencies, the region's financial regulators have begun to implement widely divergent policies towards them.
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" Asked about the divergent whip counts, she added: "If you've got competing whip counts put the bill on the floor, we'll see who is right.
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The wildly divergent results at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley last year are an illustration of the risk-taking that already happens within the industry.
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According to some research, lefties may be more creative, be better at "divergent thinking" — generating new ideas based on existing information — and face challenges better.
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As a retailer, Mr. O'Shea gained an appreciation for those designers and brands who committed to an aesthetic, however strong or divergent from the crowd.
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But most said the only long-term solution would require cooperation among nations with often divergent priorities, if only to fund new and necessary measures.
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Europe does not suffer from its lamented democratic deficit by accident, but as a consequence of the divergent interests of its most important founding members.
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Other studies have indicated that psychedelics might make you more creative, but it was intriguing that both convergent and divergent thinking improved, Prochazkova tells me.
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A pair of albums with divergent sonic features but a similar ethos of discovery, they highlight Mr. Cyrille's insight, ingenuity and subtle mastery of touch.
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But the divergent paths also underscore concerns inside the American defense and intelligence establishments about how the United States will take on a rising China.
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Different people had vastly divergent experiences of these pieces, which asked how much of any performance is defined by the perspective from which it's consumed.
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When these two candidates debated last weekend, it demonstrated that this race is now a battle between divergent and opposing worldviews of the coronavirus pandemic.
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She cites her own teaching experience in small seminars at Yale, where students from divergent backgrounds overcame disagreements to achieve mutual respect, sometimes even friendship.
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Across town, far from the urban stage set of downtown, you will find two beautiful, divergent sites of reflection and retreat in the Pacific Palisades.
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Here, as elsewhere in our increasingly polarized world, it has become taboo to discuss politics in social circles that (miraculously) still include divergent ideological visions.
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An argument begins to take shape that we should consider these chefs pioneers in a divergent new branch of barbecue, one that is distinctively Australian.
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Is it the difference in the allegations, in the quality of their movies or in the color of their skin that explains their divergent fates?
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A vastly complex and somewhat divergent picture of key moments during that time has emerged based on what sources familiar with the events tell CNN.
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The barrage of new views coincides with a ballooning federal deficit and fiscal stimulus, with anticipated debt and inflation prompting divergent calls from top strategists.
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Both the 21C's in-line seating configuration and overall design harken back to the 2015 Divergent Blade, another car developed by Czinger CEO Kevin Czinger.
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Dworkin published two novels — "Ice and Fire" (1986) and "Mercy" (1990) — that are excerpted here; written in wildly divergent styles, they covered overlapping autobiographical ground.
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Both events in the Texas city that borders Mexico drew thousands and put the two men's divergent positions on the border wall on sharp display.
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On Tuesday, the Divergent alum shared a video of him performing the track from Damien Chazelle's Best Picture winner nominee, taking on Gosling's role of Sebastian.
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He officially won us over back in June thanks to his incredible work not just in Baby Driver, but also the Divergent series and Paper Towns.
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But the divergent nature of the solutions proposed by both parties — tax cuts versus tax increases, smaller government versus ramped-up spending — point toward continued gridlock.
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No one hates Divergent as much as they hate Twilight, and no one loves it as much as they love The Hunger Games or Harry Potter.
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Employing a fastidious hand-cast process to make these pieces, Graham's resin works are divergent in shape and aesthetic, but are always guided by conceptual precision.
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In a year when both parties remain conflicted over their nominees and over policy, it may be difficult to thread the needle between these divergent outcomes.
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"My door is open to all who wish to discuss the way forward, even those who might hold divergent perspectives," he said earlier in the address.
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The Divergent actress later published an essay about her arrest in Time, describing the importance of protesting peacefully and raising awareness for environmental and social causes.
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The divergent prices for feedstock and product boosted the gasoline crack spread, an indicator of refining margins, to a one-week high at $18.91 a barrel.
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Starting from divergent positions, the two companies are ending up at the same destination, with one premium variant and a more distilled and simplified sub-flagship.
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The New York premiere of The Divergent Series: Allegiant evolved into a cheery 22nd birthday bash for beloved cast member Ansel Elgort (Caleb) on Monday night.
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Aunt Lydia uses torture, such as shocking Handmaids with cattle prods, whipping them, and partially blinding one divergent Handmaid in an effort to gain complete obedience.
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The "Divergent" star was charged with criminal trespassing and engaging in a riot on October 10 in North Dakota while protesting the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline.
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When you make your living engaging with the community of UFO enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists, you give them space to explore ideas, no matter how divergent.
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But the House and Senate's divergent paths expose a difference of opinion within the GOP over how to assist the world in adapting to climate change.
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The novel carries on multiple different character POVs, elicited with conceptually variable manners of speaking, globe-spanning settings, and of course divergent layouts for their dialogue.
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For the former college football star, roustabout, marine and Goldman Sachs investment banker, Divergent is a second chance for success in the world of automotive startups.
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Original equipment manufacturers (or a company like Altran) could set up and build the manufacturing facility and pay Divergent 3D a licensing fee for the vehicles.
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She can't simultaneously insist that she has a unique ability to make her father hear divergent opinions while also saying that she's just not into politics.
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Impressively, just like the Jaguar XF S and the Mercedes-AMG C2464 S, the ATS-V gets awfully close to perfectly melding the two divergent concepts.
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" The emergence of "new donors with divergent interests," Hernandez wrote, "might be leading to an aid architecture in which reform is ignored and effectiveness is unnecessary.
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When brokerage company TD Ameritrade interviewed about 2,000 people between the ages of 13 and 26 online last year, they got divergent answers by age group.
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To maintain support within their ethnic communities, the moderates needed to demonstrate progress, said Verité, the think tank, but the results they must show are divergent.
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"Republicans typically handle immigration gingerly in an election year, as they try to appeal to Hispanic voters, independents and moderates across divergent districts," the Times notes.
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When they did engage with those with divergent points of view, however, most reported that this lead to more division and disagreement than it did understanding.
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An upper-level divergent anti-cyclone formed over this area of surface low pressure and served as an effective exhaust mechanism for the on-land convection.
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Those are the divergent options at the Vnyl, a four-floor, 220,2107-square-foot entertainment Tower of Babel that opened in the East Village in September.
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Iran and Russia often have slightly divergent ambitions for regional influence, but they both seek to bolster Damascus' grip, and have done so with brutal efficiency.
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Amid Wednesday's wave of criticism and questions, the governor and Mr. Collier offered deeply divergent accounts of Mr. Bentley's relationship with Ms. Mason, who is married.
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They had their ears to the ground, and they carved out a populist message that wasn't all that divergent beneath the layers of competing arena spectacle.
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Speaking out for the first time since she was released from jail, the Divergent star shared a message to her fellow protestors on Instagram last week.
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The two big corporate acquisitions show divergent paths when it comes to one of Buffett's strongly stated beliefs about making deals: Don't use your own stock.
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But divergent Russian and American goals for the future of Syria once ISIS is finally defeated will ensure the two governments return to being at loggerheads.
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That, of course, could be wishful thinking, but the divergent policies toward Iran are leading to deeper tensions between the European Union and the Trump administration.
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TGAF cites parties like PARKINGSTONE and I've Seen the Future as prime examples of events that are creating spaces that are both accepting and musically divergent.
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It is also evocative of a cultural shift: Now people can be a part of many fan communities, even seemingly divergent ones, and be taken seriously.
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"I think that if Ansel and I hadn't known each other from Divergent, our relationship in this movie would not be what it is," she added.
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In divergent and often bitter remarks before the Friday morning vote, senior senators delivered closing arguments that demonstrated how deeply the nomination has split the Senate.
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She announced a "free speech year" to include, among other events, a series of debates titled "Point Counterpoint" that would feature speakers with sharply divergent views.
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In the House, there were three divergent Democratic votes on impeachment: Golden's split, a "present" vote from presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) and Minnesota Rep.
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These divergent orientations can also be seen in a recent poll by P.R.R.I. that explored partisan perceptions of which groups are facing discrimination in the country.
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JENKINS I think we have to allow that the academy can have divergent tastes every year while still keeping the volume up and pointing things out.
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"To see that people with divergent views can sit in a room and have a civil conversation — that's really what it should be about," he said.
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The divergent political climate between the United States of Mr. Trump and the Canada of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is throwing other trends into high relief.
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As software components that are open source or can be licensed get adapted for various software products over time they undergo a sort of divergent evolution.
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This papering over of widely divergent positions reflects the euro zone's collective failure to agree on an economic policy — which the IMF cannot do for them.
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"You have people with very divergent attitudes and ideas, and the minute they get the upper hand there's a sense of fear and apprehension," she said.
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It was, for my dad, a kind of practice, a way to hold two ideas in mind that were, if not opposed, then at least divergent.
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According to a read-out of that gathering seen by Reuters, the Europeans seemed to have "divergent views" on how to address U.S. concerns about GDPR.
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The divergent views of a president and his intelligence agencies may diminish trust from the public and from American allies about United States foreign policy goals.
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If there ever was one American psychic space, soul, or ethos, it forked a long time ago into divergent streams you can see in this show.
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The common purpose of these two disconnected groups with profoundly divergent motivations who nonetheless shared the same goal, led to the prohibition of alcohol in 1920.
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This is the same committee that produced two divergent and high-profile memos earlier this year addressing alleged abuses by federal law enforcement against the Trump campaign.
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And when the researchers began with a dozen identical communities, they found that changing the availability of even one sugar as a resource created entirely divergent populations.
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This depends on the rules of the court in which they convene and, potentially, on whether or not the litigants' complaints about the order are dramatically divergent.
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But critics are often highly judgmental, and very unwilling to accept divergent points of view, though they usually have less ability to enforce their ways of thinking.
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Both leaders, though, were careful not to critique each others' fundamentally divergent approaches, and instead sought to focus on their shared goal of improving cross-border trade.
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She's variously played a Jane Austen heroine ("Sense and Sensibility"), rebellious Edwardian ("Titanic"), artsy hipster ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind") and intelligent villain (the "Divergent" series).
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The competition demonstrates that the integration of both perspectives allows us to arrive at a better understanding of perceptual reality, bringing together divergent but valuable visual interpretations.
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But while the four "Hunger Games" films have raked in almost $3 billion worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo, the "Divergent" series has not fared as well.
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Bennett's work brings together two divergent strains – the pristinely constructed environments of contemporary photographers (James Casebere and Thomas Demand) with the deeply emotional realism of Edward Hopper.
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I would be the person who cries during the annual Reaping in The Hunger Games, the person who would never remotely consider becoming a Dauntless in Divergent.
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Given Europe's wildly differing stance towards migrants and the divergent economic prospects offered by each country, some countries have become more popular than others for asylum applications.
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Prior to appearing in TFIOS, Elgort's work included the remake of Carrie and a role in the Divergent series (in which, ironically, he portrayed Woodley's older brother).
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