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- noun Plural form of
veer .
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Examples
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This is complemented by Gurewitch's visual style, which veers from the simplistic and cartoonish to incredibly detailed line art that's like something out of Tony Millionaire.
Boing Boing 2009
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It also veers from the original material in that it focuses on the Doctor more than his creation.
August 2009 2009
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He then dips into the luncheon for a handful of minutes and reliably bounces out early, to re-answer the questions he's already answered several times over (with the beleaguered local Nebraska reporter forced to stand guard in case Nelson veers from the script and happens to make news).
Harry Reid, The Man Who Never Says Goodbye The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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It also veers from the original material in that it focuses on the Doctor more than his creation.
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What I love is that there's a real humanity to the way Nelson presents his posts, and he frequently veers from the technical to the political or even the worlds of food and travel while retaining that characteristic warmth.
Blogs of the Year: Some Bits - Nelson's Weblog and rc3.org - Anil Dash 2007
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Because his personality veers from the norm, some critics have questioned how he relates to his teammates.
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It veers from a send-up of NYC publicity chaos to a buddy comedy, then teases with some vaguely homoerotic themes, morphs into a thriller, and suddenly throws everything out the window for a mindlessly cheery finale.
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And so I say that any businessman who, by a sneak telephone call, or other method, veers from the free market economy, is guilty of subversion, as truly as the subversion of a foreign agent.
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I request all to see this question first. please read the answer given by one called veers tamil. was there any connection to the question with his answer? my doubts ...
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Whilst poetry in books can be relied on to be good, and Valentine’s cards can be relied on to be, if not good, at least not bad, the original works of millions of first time poets veers from the undiscovered gem to the best forgotten about.
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