His out-of-the-(pizza)-box thinking caused the conversation to drift from tax to politics, and things seemed to quiet down a bit.
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One effect has been to halt a drift from public to private schooling.
He warned that influence and power would drift from West to East unless Europe was united and member states co-operated even more closely on trade, energy and the environment.
San'ya has aged with its residents, old men with creased faces and missing teeth who squat and smoke on the pavements, drift from bar to bar, or sleep it off in the winter sun on cardboard and plastic matting.
Here, 11, 000 km from Seoul, alone and impressionable, Ko began to drift away from his old friends and to take up with a racier crowd.
Readers pointed out that continental drift is causing France to drift away from the United States, not toward it.
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Yet the drift to the cities from the backward countryside is unlikely to slow.
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Eventually Nasri began to drift infield from his position on the right of midfield and it seemed to help Arsenal settle into something resembling their usual rhythm.
Cassano superbly spun away from two defenders and swept in an inviting cross that allowed Balotelli to drift away from Bastuber and head home from close range.
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Some elements in this crisis can indeed be traced back eventually to defects in Britain's system, notably the drift of power away from Parliament to the executive.
After four or five hours, the Zodiac began to drift away from the iceberg.
Yet some voters are beginning to drift away from the rigid identity politics of old.
But about 85m years ago, as India started to drift away from Madagascar towards its current location, the microcontinent would have broken up, eventually disappearing beneath the waves.
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Labour seats have, on average, 6, 000 fewer electors than Tory ones because of the long-term drift of population from the cities to the shire counties and the leafy suburbs.
It is also difficult to maintain consistent outputs from the different LEDs so light from the devices tends to drift into off-white hues.
So Estrada addressed just about every issue - from Concord to policy drift to corruption to crime - that had been eroding his popularity and his administration's effectiveness.
Two days earlier, it had scooped some sand from a drift, sieved it to a fineness of less than a hundred and fifty microns, and dropped a portion half the size of a baby aspirin into a funnel on its back.
Those who are "self-radicalized, " who remain beyond any cell structure, who drift from one job or place of residence to another (as Merah did) are the most difficult to track.
"The ship will drift away from its true position, and slowly start to turn, " said Prof Last.
Eventually, he saw Donahue drift away from his man and slipped a pass inside to set up the winning goal.
However, the return of the 99 soldiers from B (Rorke's Drift) Company to Lucknow Barracks at Tidworth, Wiltshire, on Thursday marks the end of two years of operations for the 2nd Battalion The Royal Welsh.
It is believed the father-of-two had a heart attack after trying to free his van from a snow drift.
As the match swung from end to end, Blackstock saw a header drift wide and Campbell lofted a shot over the bar.
Hearts remained in control in the second half and Marius Zaliukas beat Smith to a high ball, but saw his header drift away from goal, while Kingston was too high with two long-range efforts.
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" Red residue clinging to the scoop walls is from a sample collected earlier from a drift of windblown dust and sand called "Rocknest.
Cook soon decided that spin from both ends was the best policy and the indispensable Swann got one to drift in and then spin away to trap Siddique.
Despite being almost totally outplayed, Wigan did occasionally string a move together that ensured the United defence was not completely redundant, and Charles N'Zogbia missed a great chance to reduce the deficit when Won-Hee Cho's pass set him free in the box only for the winger to drift his shot wide, while Hugo Rodallega headed straight at Tomasz Kuszczak from six yards out.
The fiasco of Britain's ejection from the exchange-rate mechanism added an impression of incompetence to the impression of drift.
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