deviating

“Sometimes somebody comes in with a plan, and no matter what you do, they are not deviating from what they practiced in the mirror. Trying s— can be embarrassing because sometimes you’re wrong, but you don’t know until you try. And one thing I do believe that Jessica and I have is neither of us is going to allow the other person to look dumb without going down. We will ride the sinking ship together because we respect that someone is trying.”

Yet critics took the special counsel to task for supposedly deviating from judicial and Justice Department rules in order to influence the election.

According to an article on the state-run Global Times news site, a number of the banned Weibo users were “deviating from discussing the game itself but instead using it as a platform for spreading ‘gender opposition,’ ‘personal attacks’, and other irrational comments”.

The 36-year-old college professor from Sydney has been the subject of online ire ever since her Olympic-breaking routine went viral for deviating from the vast majority of her competitors.

San Vicente-Fairfax is the longest route at 9.7 miles, deviating the farthest west to near the border of Beverly Hills with nine new stations.