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divergence

noun as in branching out; difference

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The problem with gender essentialism is that even a solitary divergence suggests that the “natural law” is not, in fact, a law.

Speculation over an expanded offensive have also exposed divergences between some of Israel's international allies.

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There’s a clear divergence in health policy choices.

In the divergence of these answers lies the company’s extraordinary legacy.

“He’s not a divergence,” said Noah Bullock, the director of Cristosal, a human rights group.

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