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divagation
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divagation [di″vah-ga´shun]
incoherent or wandering speech and thought.


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While you can be friendly on the appropriate topic, remember to be ontopic most of the time (in other words, write on the topic, and do not divagate with personal issues or things that have nothing to do with the subject).
Similarly, the "drawing" itself is anything but regular, clean-cut, geometric; instead it more or less continuously divagates as it goes, so that the viewer is invited, almost compelled, to pay those divagations just as much attention (even closer attention) as he or she does the overall configuration made by the "drawing" or, for that matter, the piece as a whole.
Bicycling is another domain where American names pop up on newspaper sport pages, and one need not divagate here on that great France-emulator and slayer, the courageous cyclist and multiple Tour de France winner, Lance Armstrong.
 
 
 
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