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diverge

verb as in go in different directions

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verb as in be different from; be at odds

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Because each of these models uses different maths and physics, the forecasts they provide may start to diverge over time, showing different outcomes.

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The more lies Republicans tell, the less their supporters trust fair and accurate news outlets, whose stories diverge from those lies.

In retrospect, that Saturday was when the timelines of the two Americas truly began to diverge.

They diverge when it comes to trade with the region.

From there, however, the two start to diverge.

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