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1
Provided they don't
deviate
too
far from your goal, the unexpected often yields adventure.
2
I will, however, not
deviate
too
much from common and received methods of devotion.'
3
It doesn't
deviate
too
much from the film, so it won't surprise you, but the additional information does add to the story.
4
Man should be careful not to
deviate
too
much, for forced feeding is as harmful to animals as it is to man.
5
I will, however, not
deviate
too
far from the beaten track of life, but will try what can be found in female delicacy.
6
As I typed, I worried that my E-mail response to Luther would
deviate
too
conspicuously from Orson's format and style, but I risked it:
7
Google feels like it's hit on something powerful and lasting with the current path of Android, and you shouldn't see it
deviate
too
much.
8
The automatic monitors keep the oxygen-nitrogen-trace-gasbalancefrom
deviating
too
far from optimum.
9
Instead of sticking to a solid plan, I
deviated
too
much.
10
While numbering the film's abundant flaws, some critics suggested that Gus had, perhaps,
deviated
too
little from Hitchcock's original.
11
Cabot argues that the state law
deviates
too
much from traditional tort law, which requires the plaintiffs to prove damages.
12
The 32-year-old said she was giving hāngī a fresh twist but without
deviating
too
far from the tried and true.
13
They were prevented from
deviating
too
far from the truth because their fellow market participants knew what rates they were really being charged.
14
'I will not, however,
deviate
too
far from the beaten track of life; but will try what can be found in female delicacy.
deviate
too
deviate