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More states and medical societies are diverging from the CDC and its vaccine advisers to push for broader vaccination against Covid.

ADP’s monthly numbers sometimes diverge widely from BLS figures, which are based on a broader survey of employers.

Economists say the diverging economic trajectories of men and women are making the capstone model of marriage harder to pull off.

For all her passion about what she sees as institutional injustice, Lauper takes a generous view of individuals whose politics diverge from hers.

The written address marks the fifth year in a row that Newsom has diverged from the decades-old tradition of the governor delivering the annual address in person to lawmakers at the state Capitol.