Examples of using Diverged in English and their translations into Dutch
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level of price convergence, and in some cases, even diverged.
others such as Dryopithecus existed before the hominid line diverged on the path to humans.
It became clear in the course of the 1970s that the interests of several groups of women diverged.
alarms of the most diverged applications or processes.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I…"I took the one less traveled by,
our history has now diverged.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-- and that has made all the difference. I took the one less traveled by.
our history has now diverged.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I.
I took the one less traveled by, Two roads diverged in a wood, and I… and that has made all the difference.
Opinions diverged as to the best way of achieving this aim,
Clean male vocals of Amir Neubach reign in the quite diverged songs'Winter's Tear' and'Eyes To Match A Soul.
The tales diverged from cooking on the pot stove with old shoes as fuel,
Third, genetic differences within and among relatively recently diverged and hybridizing species will be elucidated at a genome-wide level.
channel of monetary policy, as government bond yields have diverged sharply in highly volatile markets.
Bitcoin Classic each claim to support a similar consensus rules, but are diverged and cannot share a similar test net any longer.
the atmosphere is really strange, diverged many realities.
In their fear of sinful disobedience, many Puritans saw the devil at work in the actions of those who diverged from their lifestyle.
The technology and the science that previously diverged thus have a new opportunity that we will all benefit from.
And by the way PBNigma also now history has diverged to assemblies with the usual codec and alternative.
