- - diverts the attention
- - Diverts attention
- - Draws attention (from)
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- - showing off, so attention is diverted
- - Showing off nine tattoos newly created
- - Showing off
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- - Divert attention from a guest out of line about piano
- - Snooty position a player may adopt
- - On a platform, away from the audience
- - Go back to score an advantage over a fellow-player?
- - Puts out time to go behind actor
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- - Uniform adopted by active forces to divert one's attention
- - Get back on track in France, impressed by meandering course
- - Union official's split about American aim again
- - Get one's brain back on track
- - Get back to the task at hand
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- - Diverted attention from
- - Took glory [from]
- - Took away (from)
- - Took value away (from)
- - Diminished value (from)
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- - Divert attention of
- - Lit out from Lake District -- if confused, divert
- - Divert from byway
- - Divert
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- - Divert attention of
- - divert woman's cart returning ahead of time
- - Draw attention (from)
- - Draw attention; cause to be alarmed
- - Draw someone's attention away from something
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- - crimson fish is a side-issue to divert attention
- - Embarrassed by horse going astray — it's a distraction
- - a fishy diversion
- - ruby on the girl's finger intended to put off the scent?
- - did she get a ruby when she got engaged to put others off the hunt?
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