to make someone focus on sth istead of sth els - is there a phrase to express this meaning ?
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hi,
you can use "DEFLECT away from"
to deflect something away from someone or something means to divert someone or something away from someone or something OR to cause someone or something to veer away from someone or something.
ex: "The emergency deflected the boss's attention away from my mistake."
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