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deviation

[dee-vee-ey-shuhn] / ˌdi viˈeɪ ʃən /


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And the adaptations, even with their deviations, feel very true to the books.

From Salon

Rather, they mean the central bank will act decisively to bring inflation back to target when deviations occur.

From MarketWatch

"Accidents like this can only happen due to negligence, skipped steps, deviations from the design, or the use of incorrect materials," Anutin said.

From BBC

The Carney government does not see this upcoming visit as a deviation from that view, senior Canadian government officials told reporters this week.

From BBC

The linked app compares data with the user's medical history to check for any deviation, a possible sign of a problem, said Alcaide.

From Barron's