divergently

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• The story of assimilation or divergent views and experiences among immigrant families is much tougher to tell and to sell, but they are now more important than ever.

• Aducanumab’s ability to treat Alzheimer’s “cannot be proven by clinical trials with divergent outcomes,” researchers wrote in a perspective article published November 1 in Alzheimer’s & Dementia.

• For the umpteenth time this year, the parties will join together in pillorying tech companies—this time, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube-owner Google—with equal fervor but divergent reasoning.

• Until recently, the two candidates have run divergent campaigns, with Marshall doing traditional meet-and-greets with voters and Bollier running a virtual race.

• The drastically divergent views come as the economy is showing new signs of strain and the coronavirus is beginning to spread rapidly again through numerous corners of the United States.

• They and their servants are always "bettering themselves" divergently.

• I dive and make a great fuss of attacking, then I steer divergently.

• Capsule obcordately 3-lobed, loculicidally 3-valved; the valves divergently 2-lobed.

• Steadily and divergently mankind pursued one or other of these two lines.