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These parents never veered from the side of the young one.

When she veered toward the house he took her hand again.

One veered to the right, the other to the left.

By that point, her story had veered back on itself.

He saw the coming car veer to the side of the road.

The police said it veered off the road and turned over several times.

In the last week, his life had veered out of control, and it would never be the same again.

We almost fell as the road veered to the left.

If you're about to run into something, they veer off.

I veered out of the room and across the hall.

President Clinton, too, was a leader who could change when things veered off course.

When they veer off, he'll move them quickly back to the subject.

It's a subject I veered around in the past but never hit right on.

It is one thing to stop an economy from veering out of control.

We veered to the left, to the bank of the river.

Apparently she just veered off the road and lost control.

Everything seemed to be going fine until we suddenly veered off.

They shot out over the little bay and veered to the left.

She tried to keep going straight, but veered to the left.

She tried to veer off the approach, but it was too late.

Sometimes they veered off one way or another and we had to follow them.

Many veer off to the west, but some track north.

He looked up in surprise and veered to the side.

But this time no cars were known to have veered off the road.

Yet as he talked, his mind veered to the woman on the phone tonight.