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deviate from |
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deviate from something to wander away from something, such as a path, road, etc.; to vary from the normal procedure. Please do not deviate from the path. You will crush the wildflowers. I will not deviate one inch from the route you have prescribed. They did not deviate from her instructions. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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However, if you happen to have already available mirrors at home but deviate from the general theme of your house, you may simply buy some spay paint with a color that matches your home. The Splash star, 47, insists she has been the victim of many moviemakers who deviate from scripts and add extra nudity for no reason, and is urging other actresses not to strip off to boost their careers. But for most of us the percentage of solidly hit shots hasn't improved that much and the ball, when hit poorly, will deviate from the straight and narrow. |
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