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Caray -- then in the midst of his 12th season with the White Sox but first with Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn -- was deflective, saying, "Aw, what are you talking about?

The California Water Resources Control Board recently certified the Jensen Deflective Separator (JDS) as a Full Capture System Device for Trash Treatment Control.

Deliberately intensifying the US confrontation with Iran is one deflective possibility.

The way you would analyze if anyone was uncomfortable or how they could be deflective or inclusive, then obviously his movements on stage.

Deflective statements issued about referees are just to bury the fact the Steven Gerrard experiment has gone horribly wrong.

A similar deflective strategy was also evident during our human rights ministry's interaction with a senior EU delegation in Islamabad.

It doesn't leave time, as we might have with known asteroids whose orbits we can calculate decades ahead, of using deflective or destructive methods to remove or lessen the impact (see sidebar page 15).

Courts of appeals have been consistent in adopting this deflective posture even when American citizens have been involved.

Deflective Negationism, for example, transferred the responsibility for the perpetration of crimes to members of other nations and minimized own-nation participation in them to insignificant local "aberrations"; the deflection comprised either attribution of responsibility to Germans alone or to "fringes" in one's own society, but also the transformation of victims (the Jews) into perpetrators.

It is aimed to provide better aesthetics and stability.8 This scheme may allow the practitioner to improve the like hood of maximal intercuspation, avoid deflective occlusal contacts, determine cusp height for selective occlusal reshaping and achieve a natural and pleasing appearance.2,6,7