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And Verbeek said he won’t deviate from that strategy now.

The interruptions prompted the health secretary to deviate from his prepared remarks, saying he was "in politics to make real change, not shout from the sidelines".

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That’s the beauty of working on a fictional show that can deviate ... from what’s happening in the real world.

Should HTS deviate from such a path, these factions would likely be prepared to resort to armed resistance to enforce their vision.

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Democrats say that the results fall short of demonstrating majority public support for Trump and that the numbers do not give him a mandate to deviate from precedent, such as naming Cabinet members without Senate confirmation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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