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police divert
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0.99 |
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Police diverted traffic. |
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company divert
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0.59 |
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The company should divert more resources into research. |
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controller divert
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0.59 |
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Air traffic controllers do divert some flights now. |
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government divert
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0.59 |
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U.N. workers monitor the program to ensure that the Iraqi government does not divert any of the money. |
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hijacker divert
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0.59 |
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The hijackers diverted the plane to the Black Sea port city of Trabzon. |
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authority divert
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0.53 |
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The authorities diverted several trains to adjoining states after tracks were waterlogged. |
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crisis divert
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0.53 |
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However, the Gulf crisis diverted attention of U.S. policy makers for several week. |
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state divert
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0.53 |
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Democrats complained states could divert the money from poor students to wealthier districts. |
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worker divert
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0.53 |
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Instead, workers could divert part of their payments into private investment accounts. |
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flight divert
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0.46 |
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Several other Southwest Airlines flights diverted to Tucson to refuel. |
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pilot divert
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0.46 |
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The pilot diverted the plane to Anchorage. |
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program divert
|
0.39 |
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The program diverts hackers into a false data network. |
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official divert
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0.33 |
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And then, since officials diverted payments, tankers would not unload. |
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plane divert
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0.33 |
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Crew members thought he was suffering an epileptic fit and the plane diverted to Shannon. |
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traffic divert
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0.33 |
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Air traffic diverted to Rhode Island, where travelers are bused to Boston. |