Portuguese
apresentar aberração Spanish
desviar Withdraw (money) and move into a different location, often secretly and with dishonest intentions.
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Such programmes divert public money from essential investment in health and education.
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I couldn't believe it possible, actually managing to divert a launched bombardment.
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Hood knew better than to ask Parangosky why she needed to divert.
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More importantly, they divert important taxpayer money away from other vital areas.
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He began to divert funds as early as 2000, the SEC said.
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The proposal to divert funds will be tabled before the National Assembly.
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Or simply to divert suspicion away from himself and his true motives?
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Pence did not want divert any attention from the talks, Farah said.
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Sellers could divert vessels to other buyers, however, if Iran cannot pay.
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It was simply a ruse to divert inquiry into a wrong channel.
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They divert the mind and break the force of the impending blow.
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The effect will be to divert funds from NHS hospitals to shareholders.
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In it, he argued that humanity will fail to divert global disaster.
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Vertonghen stretched again to divert the striker's shot past the far post.
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Florida city to divert highway water runoff to neighborhood lawns ORLANDO, Fla.
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He knew the source of her anger, sought to divert her attention.
