61.  Clinton asserted that Republicans were making an issue of the videotapes to divert attention from their opposition on Tuesday to proposed legislation designed to overhaul campaign finance laws.

62.  Clinton has successfully managed to divert attention from what he did to the conduct of the independent counsel.

63.  Cohen said any effort to revive the ground troop debate within NATO could fracture the alliance and divert attention from the bombing campaign.

64.  Daly said campaign strategists understand that a catchy phrase can divert voter attention from the details at a time when the debate becomes complex and confusing.

65.  Darden told the jury that it is a common defense ploy to divert attention away from their client when all the evidence points to him.

66.  Debate over the warehouse diverted attention from the goal of immunizing all children.

67.  Democrats want to divert attention to the significance of the case, which is weak.

68.  Daily lacrosse practice with the Iroquois school team and loads of homework for an advanced math class diverted his attention from the dictionary.

69.  De La Hoya, on the other hand, has diverted attention from his opponent.

70.  Diverting management attention from dismissing the incompetent, devising an enterprise architecture plan and streamlining procedures may make matters worse.