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diverge from

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diverge from something
to move in a different direction from something. Her line of thinking diverged from generally accepted thought on this point. The driveway diverges from the main road beyond the fence, straight ahead.


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There are limits to how much and how long China's growth can diverge from global growth based on government-influenced spending,'' Hansson said.
There are limits to how much and how long China's growth can diverge from global growth based on government influenced spending, given that China's real economy is relatively integrated in the world economy," it said.
There are limits to how much and how long China's growth can diverge from global growth based on government influenced spending, given that China's real economy is relatively integrated in the world economy," it said.
 
 
 
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