This is just wrong.<\/p>\n
Renault were said to be furious with that retort and Red Bull motorsports consultant Dr Helmut Marko stepped in to try to diffuse<\/span> the situation. – beIN Sports<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Dif-fuse’.<\/span> So is this.<\/p>\n Afterwards, the team notified Gryphons athletic director Kristin Maile, who would likely be the one to diffuse<\/span> any backlash from the greater community. – The Phoenix<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n The following is right.<\/p>\n Anyone who\u2019s ever had to defuse<\/span> a tense work meeting or even a stressful Thanksgiving dinner knows that sometimes thoughtful de-escalation is the best (and often only) way to get what you want. – Lifehacker<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n De-fuse’.<\/span> This is also right.<\/p>\n Studies have shown that carbon monoxide gas can diffuse<\/span> through eggshells. – Environmental Research Web<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n This is a royal mess.<\/p>\n ‘They don’t want to talk about his record. They don’t want to talk about his inexperience. They want to diffuse<\/span> this just like they diffuse<\/span> President Trump’s agenda about bringing up the Russian deal.’ – Real Clear Politics<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n We’re not commenting on the politics, only on the use of ‘diffuse’. <\/p>\n I am not sure what he is trying to say. ‘Diffuse<\/span>‘ seems to be the least effective way to describe the need to get the word out. We have many alternatives: ‘broadcast’, ‘circulate’, ‘disperse’, ‘disseminate’, ‘publicize’, ‘spread this around’.<\/p>\n Sorry for all the red ink, it is what it is. What is the real point here? Just that ‘diffuse<\/span>‘ is tricky, as a verb. Its meaning is nice and clear when used to describe the movement of food coloring through water, or gases through a membrane. Everything gets murky when ‘diffuse<\/span>‘, the verb, enters the social realm, or politics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is just wrong. Renault were said to be furious with that retort and Red Bull motorsports consultant Dr Helmut Marko stepped in to try to diffuse the situation. – beIN Sports Dif-fuse’. (v) Spread over a wide area. So is this. Afterwards, the team notified Gryphons athletic director Kristin Maile, who would likely be … <\/p>\n(v)<\/em> Spread over a wide area.<\/code><\/p>\n(v)<\/em> Remove fuse (reduce danger).<\/code><\/p>\n\n