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deflect away from

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deflect something away from someone or something
to divert someone or something away from someone or something; to cause someone or something to veer away from someone or something. The press secretary deflected the reporter's questions from the candidate. The emergency deflected the boss's attention away from my mistake.
See also: away


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Damien Richardson said: "Nothing can deflect away from the fact that UCD have maximised their potential in the last two years.
Helguson also threatened with a volley from the edge of the box which Michael Dawson did well to deflect away from goal, and the Icelandic striker made no mistake with a second opportunity in the 13th minute.
There are certain times when coaches or managers who are under pressure try to use referees to deflect away from defeats or their team's position in the league table.
 
 
 
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