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Too many organizations pursue projects and investments that veer from the company’s overall strategy.

Although our date had veered dramatically, I saw in Joyce a resilience that I admired.

She lights up as the conversation veers into the stuff she watched to unwind while shooting “Pluribus”: “I’m obsessed with ‘Chicken Shop Date,’” she says.

Where Frank veered into a life of teaching, Chris continued his path into the priesthood.

Stuckey says she sees herself competing with progressive churches for the “mushy middle”— Christians who are scared of politics or who “veer to the left.”