He could easily have avoided meeting with Serra, just as he avoided the reviled Temer.
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"I can look myself in the mirror at the end of the day and say I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy," Ryan tells me.
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And we don't know if the future that the X-Men avoided — the mutant-hunting AI — has been fully avoided.
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"I can look myself in the mirror at the end of the day and say I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy, I avoided that tragedy," Ryan told The New York Times in a piece published Tuesday.
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That annual value in 103 will be comprised of 57 percent avoided generation capacity, 29 percent avoided energy costs, 12 percent avoided T&D capacity, and 2 percent (what Brattle calls the "cherry on the sundae") ancillary services.
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"While not all disputes can be avoided, many of them can be avoided through a solid business structure," Mr. Freedland said.
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And given the difficulty of the GND as a political project, common sense says battles that can be avoided should be avoided.
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Strait, by contrast, instinctively avoided controversy; in fact, he avoided anything that was likely to interrupt the smooth functioning of his hit-making machine.
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In clearing that hurdle, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell avoided a massive embarrassment and President Donald Trump avoided a stunning rebuke from his own party.
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The deal was recently declared unlawful — but Epstein avoided a long sentence, his friends avoided an embarrassing trial, and Acosta was later given a cabinet position.
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Though they don't share the old revisionists' belief that the Civil War should have been avoided, the new revisionists agree that the war could have been avoided.
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Less than 70% believe the worst of climate change can be avoided with drastic changes, but 13% believe the worst wll be avoided with the steps already taken.
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Busch avoided any problems on the track, and his crew avoided any serious mistakes as they kept his Toyota running well despite changing track conditions and drastically cooling temperatures.
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As long as you avoided bodily contact, as long as you avoided any transmission of fluids, you were, for the most part, OK. So the fear wasn't there in the beginning.
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As a result, Thorne avoided learning how to drive .
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Because there will be losses — it can't be avoided.
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Watch the video ... she narrowly avoided a serious wreck.
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Instead of dealing with it, I relentlessly avoided the truth.
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This time, the campaign has largely avoided such unflattering headlines.
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And similarly, Turkey avoided joining the U.S. to fight ISIS.
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But silence followed her remark, and we avoided her eyes.
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Just like all other electrical devices, water should be avoided.
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That's not to say Doctor Who has avoided old music.
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All of this could have been avoided by an address.
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It may also, more positively, suggest how worse can avoided.
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He largely has avoided the media or challenging interview settings.
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Thanks to a bug report, however, the company avoided disaster.
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Obama largely avoided discussing race for the next three years.
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They avoided the rain, too, by watching some TV indoors.
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The Diamondbacks narrowly avoided their first shutout since April 7443.
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In his first campaign, he avoided nativism and never led.
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As for the downside, another great recession can be avoided.
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He said he never confronted Spacey and avoided him afterward.
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Neighbours avoided her, policemen bullied her, soldiers protected each other.
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Still, Tutino said such problems can avoided with simple brevity.
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"He felt that Romney had avoided looking successful," says Nunberg.
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His company has quietly grown, gained influence, and avoided acrimony.
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"A rollback of regulatory reforms should be avoided," it added.
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The only truly successful way to ensure spoilers are avoided.
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Amazon has so far avoided a privacy backlash from customers.
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Over a billion people depend on an emergency being avoided.
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Whenever I saw it on a menu I avoided it.
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Buffett, meanwhile, largely avoided companies like these until recent years.
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When it stopped, I still avoided music, TV, and movies.
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More defeats were avoided by as few as three votes.
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And almost all of these killings could have been avoided.
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SS Francisco Lindor has so far avoided the sophomore slump.
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He then ran away and avoided me for three months.
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Live video is also, notably, an area Snap has avoided.
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McCarthy lasted six months as COO, but avoided career disaster.
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But he avoided defining the relationship or committing to exclusivity.
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Such broad alliances, he thought, are unnatural and best avoided.
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I avoided making a decision as long as I could.
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I could have avoided losing my job and my apartment.
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In general, though, contestants avoided the topic on Luyendyk's season.
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But according to the pros, this inevitability can be avoided.
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Trade unions are happy that job cuts have been avoided.
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"Half of the stuff could have been avoided," he says.
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One male captain made her so uncomfortable she avoided him.
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That was the one thing I avoided all the time.
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Offset similarly avoided sharing any images of Cardi on Instagram.
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"I avoided them as much as possible," he told me.
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For two straight days, Ryan has avoided questions on Trump.
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I avoided the words "fiancé" and "husband" like the plague.
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Early in my career, I avoided it at all costs.
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It's a breakdown of urban systems that could've been avoided.
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Other apps should be treated with care or avoided altogether.
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"It can't be avoided one way or another," he said.
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The benefits, in disease avoided and lives saved, are enormous.
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These lucky figures are anything but, and should be avoided.
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"All escalation should be avoided," Macron said in the statement.
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In both cases, escalation to a wider conflict was avoided.
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The sad thing is that this can easily be avoided.
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As a result, many immigrants have avoided public space entirely.
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Ochoa and her parents avoided talk of the detention center.
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One customer who avoided a potential mishap was Kikelomo Adediti.
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Michael lucked out BIG TIME because he avoided felony charges.
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She has avoided prosecution more times than El Chapo. Honestly.
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But it has avoided the funding issues Faraday is facing.
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Yet it is not clear that vote will be avoided.
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He repeatedly avoided taking full responsibility for the Vegas crime.
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But it's likely to be avoided since it hurts everyone.
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She strategically and gracefully avoided talking about her personal life.
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Others have just avoided weighing in on the race altogether.
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During the process of currency internationalization, volatility is hardly avoided.
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Ronald Reagan avoided the Grove during the 1980 presidential election
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In her recent Vogue profile, Gomez actively avoided the subject.
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Most of the mistakes that companies make are easily avoided.
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The transition team had previously avoided commenting on the questionnaire.
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Whitworth used seamless transitions whenever possible, and avoided traditional cuts.
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Ricardo Rosselló, who has typically avoided confrontations with the president.
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It is also an issue that can be easily avoided.
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For the most part, witnesses avoided taking a firm stance.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — avoided this year's Netroots Nation conference.
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So far, United States' Venezuela policy has avoided this fate.
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In that way Slovenia also narrowly avoided an international bailout.
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He also avoided declaring Jerusalem the "undivided" capital of Israel.
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Before that, I avoided asparagus due to general childhood veggiephobia.
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The route avoided a mountain pass because of severe weather.
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The bigger beasts of the EU jungle avoided that huddle.
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Takata avoided any talk of an external rescue on Wednesday.
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Only then can disasters like the present one be avoided.
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But the risk inherent in the sector cannot be avoided.
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With great care, I avoided breaking the Micro USB ports.
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Johnson's widow in their phone call, Trump avoided the question.
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Apple, though, avoided endorsing the rules in their current form.
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The junior hamburger is to be avoided at all costs.
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Avoided talking about it being the Clinton campaign behind it.
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The couple largely avoided extending invitations to U.S. political figures.
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One hopes that an extraordinarily damaging outcome can be avoided.
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He avoided buildings where the elevators were slow or crowded.
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And their elected representatives have avoided accountability as a result.
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I set my cruise control and avoided the passing lane.
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You've avoided discussing the assault for more than three decades.
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Republican leaders have avoided their worst fear in West Virginia.
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They also avoided business in communities with overwhelmingly minority populations.
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He avoided everyone, everywhere, but confrontation was inevitable, he said.
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No matter what people did, they avoided talking about it.
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That doesn't mean Nadler has avoided the "I" word altogether.
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Does this mean the tech industry has avoided a downturn?
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Then, and only then, will a dystopian future be avoided.
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But Trump has largely avoided answering questions in recent weeks.
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Yeah, it would've been great, if we could've avoided that.
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Washington took advantage and avoided extending a rare losing skid.
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Afterward, the 34th president modified his diet and avoided fats.
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So far, Mr. Ponce, the SQM chief, has avoided prosecution.
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Xkeeper says he and the community have mostly avoided scrutiny.
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It was absolutely disgusting and I've always avoided it since.
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I was curious as to how they avoided unwanted pregnancies.
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And last year, the Stud narrowly avoided the same fate.
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Then the movie came out, and audiences mostly avoided it.
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The rapper avoided the scandal on NASIR, released this June.
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He didn't court cult fandom and avoided the inside joke.
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Generally though, he has avoided singling out players by name.
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So far, our fresh food supply has avoided major disruptions.
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He paid $18 million in restitution and avoided jail time.
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Trump, for his part, avoided tweeting about the players' arrest.
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Let's start with that narrowly avoided nuclear catastrophe in 1983.
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He avoided the birds, refusing to leave his concrete mate.
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Survivors avoided death, but have lost homes, jobs and hospitals.
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China has avoided direct comment on the tussle over language.
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But so far, the Trump administration has avoided military options.
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The hospital staff avoided subjecting white patients to these punishments.
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But without opioids, these deaths may have been avoided entirely.
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There were days when Vinnie avoided using the bathroom altogether.
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"Price avoided his April execution date by gamesmanship," they wrote.
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You start to wonder, can this be avoided going forward?
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They actually breed more aggressive bacteria, and are best avoided.
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He avoided talking to anyone he didn't already know well.
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He said she had avoided a calamity by reacting quickly.
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Until this crisis, Trump had avoided accountability with remarkable consistency.
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"We avoided concentrating exclusively on classical music," Mr. Bayle explained.
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This program avoided costly and painful readmissions to the hospital.
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But offstage, Ms. Pressley said, Ms. Cole avoided the kitchen.
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She then avoided answering questions about the health care vote.
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The total amount of taxes avoided was just $20 million.
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That fate, at least, I avoided a few weeks back.
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Barack Obama largely avoided the issue in 2008 and 2012.
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Trump himself has avoided criticizing Chinese leader Xi Jinping directly.
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Then, Mr. Cuomo had conspicuously avoided saying Mr. Trump's name.
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Ms. Calderon avoided the shelter as much as she could.
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The sauce was sweet and the rice avoided overt mushiness.
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They have largely avoided nominating weak candidates in winnable districts.
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Mr. Tillerson has avoided expressing his pique to the president.
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And the Greens have avoided becoming boring in the process.
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In general, dupes are avoided, even between clues and entries.
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America's most liberal president, he assiduously avoided campaigning as one.
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Foundrae avoided it by popping up on a tributary street.
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The Remai has avoided taking a stand on the controversy.
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After the game, Isaac felt he'd avoided a serious injury.
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I avoided parties for fear they would be too loud.
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Mr. Andrus avoided many of the trappings of being governor.
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It's just that so far, it has avoided public detection.
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By winning, Federer avoided a repeat of a previous surprise.
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But our trio has avoided capture on the rickety boat.
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Detecting which small objects in the roadway must be avoided.
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All those embodied emissions are avoided when CLT is substituted.
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Founded in 1999, VTEX has generally avoided taking big capital.
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By keeping her weight down, she has avoided those problems.
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During the campaign, he avoided the language of Malay superiority.
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Some customers barely opened the door or avoided eye contact.
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Our black cat avoided the wisteria — the pods were poisonous.
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For years I avoided the tenderloin, choosing the fattier options.
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Despite his concerns, Mr. Comey avoided calling it an investigation.
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By taking the plea deal, Winn avoided the death penalty.
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In a news conference, above, President Trump avoided new threats.
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Australia and Oceania have avoided a serious outbreak so far.
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Gun control became a subject the party avoided for years.
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It is an issue that cannot be avoided moving forward.
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But it could have — and should have — all been avoided.
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Since then, she has avoided traveling to China, she said.
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"Conservation areas should be avoided in this process," he said.
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In the interest of harmony, the Trump topic is avoided.
|
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But most have avoided calling Trump out by name directly.
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Civil war was avoided, at least for the time being.
|
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Many hazards have been marked, cordoned off, cleared or avoided.
|
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But that doesn't mean you should have avoided the quarrel.
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Yes, any criminal law is easily avoided by the savvy.
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Biden has largely avoided discussing Hunter on the campaign trail.
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Moving fast and breaking things is something to be avoided.
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Purdue Pharma may have avoided its reckoning with health care
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There was no public handshake, and they avoided eye contact.
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Richardson relaxed, sure that he had avoided the immediate bind.
|
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By and large, they avoided legal jargon and dense responses.
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Both outcomes can be avoided by abandoning deep tax cuts.
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Australia, uniquely, has avoided every major shock of modern globalization.
|
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It was embracing things that other shows had always avoided.
|
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But with the right forethought, they can be avoided altogether.
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He has mostly avoided those topics in his public appearances.
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Britain, similarly and shamefully, avoided offering support for my situation.
|
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Her father, a security services operative, always avoided the subject.
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It must be avoided by the current crop of candidates.
|
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The Supreme Court, however, by and large avoided these issues.
|
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During the week before airtime they had avoided each other.
|
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He eventually paid that money back and avoided prison time.
|
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For years, US politics has denied and avoided that choice.
|
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Dying is something that's to be avoided in MOBA games.
|
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Both major parties avoided worst-case scenarios in California: Democrats had candidates set to advance in seven of the most competitive districts, while Republicans avoided a shutout in the races for Senate and governor.
|
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If an average guy in an average car has an accident which the average "reasonable person" could not have avoided, should he now be held liable because a driverless car would have easily avoided it?
|
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Having avoided the religious potholes, he stepped into a secular one.
|
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They can't be avoided, but maybe they can be made bearable.
|
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For years they avoided attacking him directly, thinking they would lose.
|
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Every mistake that let them come back could have been avoided.
|
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It has avoided sell-offs except on some really bad news.
|
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Mexico narrowly avoided a recession during the first half of 2019.
|
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This meant they both avoided doctors as much as they could.
|
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Hence any implication that Hispanics are a race is best avoided.
|
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Lebanese police have avoided such heavy-handed mass sweeps since 2012.
|
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For years, Jeff avoided revealing to people that he has autism.
|
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And a tiny crew ensured that any unpleasant incidences were avoided.
|
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We've always avoided crisis, but a single failure could be catastrophic.
|
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Of course, Trump was just one of many who avoided serving.
|
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That ensures that the software isn't vulnerable to easily avoided attacks.
|
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The PKK has largely avoided civilian targets in the recent past.
|
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In fact, I'm ashamed to admit I avoided antidepressants for years.
|
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The two had avoided taking shots at each other for months.
|
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Dallas just avoided being shut out for the second straight outing.
|
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That is a reckoning we should all agree must be avoided.
|
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But that does not mean genocidal ethnic cleansing has been avoided.
|
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All the while, Romney's office avoided contact with the White House.
|
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But what about storylines where the subject matter cannot be avoided?
|
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America's president has treated Syria as a trap to be avoided.
|
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Ms Tsai's government has avoided direct comment on Mr Trump's remarks.
|
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He certainly avoided any disaster like his pre-New Hampshire performance.
|
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Indeed, areas which avoided Napoleon's clutches generally stayed to the left.
|
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Zuckerberg has also largely avoided saying Trump's name in public settings.
|
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An overly careful show might have avoided this, but it's crucial.
|
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Coy as in...he avoided the question and gave no answer?
|
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Survivors provided CNN with dramatic accounts of how they avoided death.
|
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Ryan has until this week avoided commenting on the presidential race.
|
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Pompeo avoided answering why Haspel did not appear at the briefing.
|
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Hulu avoided a grid of channels, something rivals still offer, purposefully.
|
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That is a result the army would surely rather have avoided.
|
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Pat Toomey has avoided answering whether he would vote for Trump.
|
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But there's one person López Obrador has scrupulously avoided confrontation with.
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At least from those who had avoided me at dinner parties.
|
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Both countries have largely avoided the upheavals of the Arab spring.
|
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The old wealth tax was inefficient, incentive-sapping and often avoided.
|
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As part of his plea agreement, he avoided the death penalty.
|
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Its Kurds, Turkomans and Arabs have largely avoided Iraq's identity wars.
|
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S. trade war, while Euro zone manufacturing activity barely avoided contraction.
|
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In doing so, the downsides of zero-rating would be avoided.
|
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But even if one is avoided, prolonged strategic competition remains likely.
|
|
Snapchat is another tech name that Kutcher has so far avoided.
|
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"The judge today avoided answers like the plague," Schumer told reporters.
|
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He avoided prison time, even though prosecutors asked for 13 months.
|
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Given political will and leadership attention, these disputes could be avoided.
|
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As a part of the deal, de Lesseps avoided jail time.
|
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One topic nearly all 2020 Democrats avoided on Thursday was impeachment.
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Boston avoided its fifth 2-9 start and first since 2011.
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They avoided talking about race in any way, shape or form.
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Demonstrators avoided confronting pro-Beijing groups, which mobilised at North Point.
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Demonstrators avoided confronting pro-Beijing groups, which mobilized at North Point.
|
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Not all sac bunts are bad, but most should be avoided.
|
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So far, though, investors have largely avoided joining standard-setting efforts.
|
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For years, he assiduously avoided reporters who blanket the Capitol hallways.
|
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi avoided the question altogether after the hearings.
|
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Slovenia narrowly avoided an international bailout for its banks in 2013.
|
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Epstein ultimately served only 13 months and avoided a federal trial.
|
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She avoided explaining any potential negative impacts of the budget reductions.
|
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She excelled in painting figures, which he generally minimized or avoided.
|
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"Something much worse has been avoided," said Interior Minister Jan Jambon.
|
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He added that he wished the situation had been avoided though.
|
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Done differently, the scene might've avoided being brutality for brutality's sake.
|
|
They also want to know: Could this tragedy have been avoided?
|
|
By delegating authority it avoided having to disclose the decision immediately.
|
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This year thankfully avoided any world-breaking ransomware attacks like NotPetya.
|
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And the company avoided another potential $5 billion fine in Feb.
|
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The town has avoided the post-Soviet collapse too, Smotrich said.
|
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Short said he was confident that a shutdown would be avoided.
|
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At Vancouver's Postmark Brewing tap room, I actively avoided the stuff.
|
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Mainstream German politicians have avoided engaging in debate with the AfD.
|
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Bush has avoided public campaign appearances since leaving office in 2009.
|
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Kurdish forces and Damascus have mostly avoided combat during the war.
|
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She ended up pleading guilty for conspiracy and avoided jail time.
|
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No trading commissions are charged, and conflicts of interest are avoided.
|
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However, she conspicuously avoided mentioning one of its biggest environmental benefits.
|
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He largely avoided national media, granting interviews mainly to Minnesota outlets.
|
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Ryan has avoided this backlash by being a member of the
|
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Yet the impulse to raise tariffs, if understandable, should be avoided.
|
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The company has avoided putting Zuckerberg before Congress in past controversies.
|
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Germany has so far avoided the worst excesses of modern football.
|
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The Senate has not completely avoided the partisan divide in America.
|
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But Congress has always avoided seeking documents from ongoing criminal investigations.
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Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided.
|
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Focusing instead on total dollar spending would have avoided the confusion.
|
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He avoided the death penalty in exchange for his guilty plea.
|
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Cilic served away the danger and studiously avoided Edmund's bazooka forehand.
|
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Perhaps on Dundee's orders, Ali avoided those ropes during the sixth.
|
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Turkey has so far avoided U.S. sanctions stemming from the purchase.
|
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Ann Wagner (R-Mo.) all avoided the topic in their remarks.
|
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"I don't approve but the decision can't be avoided," she said.
|
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It only narrowly avoided a recession at the end of 2018.
|
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But Illinois scored the next six points and avoided the upset.
|
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Thankfully, U.S. airstrikes and eleventh-hour coordination with Russia avoided catastrophe.
|
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Boston avoided its fifth 943-9 start and first since 2011.
|
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These things can be easily avoided by employing strong financial habits.
|
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Trump is now about to commit the mistake that Rumsfeld avoided.
|
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Some of those methods raise ethical issues and are best avoided.
|
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Mkhize avoided mentioning Zuma by name in his speech in Kagiso.
|
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Paula Trespas, Mr. Trespas's mother, said she avoided debating with him.
|
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Fortunately for travelers, the worst immediate possibilities have been largely avoided.
|
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But even if you avoided Gawker, you can't escape its influence.
|
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This storm can be avoided if all parties should sound judgment.
|
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The administration even avoided use of the word "coup" in Egypt.
|
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Some people avoided using 3D Touch, or never noticed it existed
|
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And they certainly have avoided insulting Trump voters as outgoing Sen.
|
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Since January, GM has avoided major defeats in the switch litigation.
|
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"The incidents are regrettable and could have been avoided," he said.
|
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I think this is one to be avoided at this point.
|
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Stone and Trump have long avoided defining themselves by party politics.
|
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He rarely gave news conferences or interviews, and avoided the spotlight.
|
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Let's recognize that we've avoided the blood and tears of war.
|
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So far, he's avoided rolling out any new policies or initiatives.
|
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Dissimilarities of experience, beliefs, and even partisanship were sought, not avoided.
|
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Earlier this year Zuma narrowly avoided a vote of no confidence.
|
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Venezuela has so far, however, avoided a full-blown fuel crisis.
|
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The driver avoided the offending patch, ditching the spelt around it.
|
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We work with them to gradually approach the things they've avoided.
|
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Tripp has avoided the public spotlight since the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.
|
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If she had, she probably could have avoided this whole ordeal.
|
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As long as they avoided carbs, they could eat to satiety.
|
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It helped that he avoided family or old friends, he said.
|
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He campaigned hard against Moore but largely avoided the national spotlight.
|
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And most irritants can be avoided with a bit of planning.
|
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It also avoided money-laundering scandals that have knocked some peers.
|
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I avoided encounters with him that were longer than five minutes.
|
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Those would upset his stomach and he avoided them unless necessary.
|
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Lively avoided questions about Farrow's essay, saying she hadn't read it.
|
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Would dinosaurs have chowed down on this fungus, or avoided it?
|
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Some of those messages have certainly reunited families and avoided disasters.
|
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So far, The Town Hall Affair has avoided ruffling any feathers.
|
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He has avoided criminal charges, but some of his associates haven't.
|
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A FAQ on the topic might have avoided the controversy altogether.
|
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"On 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney: "Mitt -- you avoided service.
|
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Jerusalem's status is a fraught issue that many leaders have avoided.
|
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Accidents and the major repairs associated with them are preferably avoided.
|
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He was out at the time, so he avoided being trapped.
|
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All of those risks are entirely avoided because of the settlement.
|
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A significant number of these procedures can be avoided or delayed.
|
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Instead of sticking up for his ideas, he just avoided them.
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I avoided contact with her then as much as I could.
|
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He avoided Syrians and other Arabs, lest they learn his background.
|
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Mayfield avoided using his health as an excuse after the game.
|
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Maybe anything that wanted your attention that bad should be avoided?
|
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Clinton and Mr. Gates studiously avoided his gaze; we reporters gaped.
|
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Costly mistakes, for both the company and workers, can be avoided.
|
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The really sad thing is that this could have been avoided.
|
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The interceptions likely avoided $42 to $86 million in property damage.
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Could he have worked out harder, avoided being in that situation?
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All the problems described in your article would have been avoided.
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He avoided seeing friends and had no interest in intimate relationships.
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Despite today's nationalist impulses, such mistakes need to avoided once again.
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I'm not suggesting that the party has completely avoided Trump overreaction.
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Just last month, the comedian avoided pointed questions from our reporter.
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Still, talking about sex with other people's children is better avoided.
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That resolution conspicuously avoided the issue of Iranian weapons in Yemen.
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Still, even states with the laws have not avoided such shootings.
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Although I have avoided the word "lunatic" here, I needn't have.
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Would we have avoided a wave of dystopian propaganda and misinformation?
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May's government have also avoided publicly discussing Mr. Trump's possible visit.
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He paid $221,000 in fines and penalties, but avoided jail time.
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Lately, he's avoided stopping for the cameras on the South Lawn.
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On Baseball As the Yankees' captain, Derek Jeter pointedly avoided introspection.
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Getzlaf, the Ducks' leading scorer in the postseason, avoided a suspension.
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For a long time, I avoided the poetry of Robert Hass.
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Gartman, however, avoided putting himself squarely in either of those camps.
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He did not brag about his electoral victory and avoided tangents.
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Some cancers are determined by genetics and can&apost be avoided.
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Since independence in 1960, Gabon has avoided civil war and coups.
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Will all these avoided mistakes add up to a successful product?
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"I don't approve but the decision can't be avoided," she said.
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So I'm convinced that a new Cold war can be avoided.
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Through it all, Kellyanne Conway has largely avoided explaining the situation.
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The Wild avoided the annual midseason slump that characterized Yeo's tenure.
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This avoided a politically dicey separate vote to remove the provision.
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Sadly, it is difficult to see how that can be avoided.
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It narrowly avoided having to impose draught restrictions on PANAMAX ships.
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But it also shows that all-out war can be avoided.
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Men have largely avoided female-dominated work for two key reasons.
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They have certainly avoided impugning the motives of sitting Fed chairs.
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Government funding Looks like lawmakers have avoided yet another government shutdown.
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Further escalation could be avoided since each side made his point.
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He wasn't outstanding on Tuesday but he avoided any real gaffes.
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For locals, it is a place not spoken of and avoided.
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I avoided the curse of the Skinwalker, at least for now.
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This way, the firm avoided parsing out each platform's fluctuating rules.
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I probably avoided arrest out of happenstance more than anything else.
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I can't help wondering whether his death could have been avoided.
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Minneapolis's new football stadium could have avoided murdering hundreds of birds.
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But they largely avoided trying to defend Trump against Cohen's allegations.
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For three quarters, the Spartans appeared to have avoided that fate.
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But it has since avoided getting dragged into the island's politics.
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Or maybe it's telling that she generally avoided chicken at McDonald's.
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The Republicans largely avoided the details of the charges against Trump.
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Until then, Schumer and McConnell had avoided direct talks on Friday.
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President George W. Bush always said he avoided watching television news.
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With the help of Congress, the industry has avoided further lawsuits.
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This risk could have been easily avoided by merely showing up.
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But the possibility needs to be examined to be avoided. 22012.
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However, online home furnishing retailer Wayfair has avoided it so far.
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It was vetted and he stuck to Teleprompter, and avoided disaster.
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The sad truth is that the tragedy could have been avoided.
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Successive U.S. administrations have avoided formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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It "should be avoided, as it may lead to numerous complications."
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She ultimately reached a plea deal and avoided additional jail time.
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He avoided household chores he'd previously undertaken, such as doing laundry.
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Her successor, Michel Temer, narrowly avoided an impeachment trial for corruption.
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Reed deliberately avoided creating work that would fall into easy categorization.
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But one question was paramount: Could the tragedy have been avoided?
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Since leaving the State Department, Tillerson has largely avoided the spotlight.
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Yet he has avoided declaring definitively whether he will do so.
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This probably could have all been avoided if the Ryan Bros.
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The president firmly avoided jumping to any conclusions about the violence.
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Over the years, she's avoided paying nearly $2000,255 worth of bills.
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In Arizona, people in both groups avoided the "Latino Pride" sticker.
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The avoided costs of future harms will boost the economy further.
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Elon Musk unintentionally avoided a real crisis of happenstance this fall.
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Congress and the White House successfully avoided it for six months.
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Mueller's team subpoenaed former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon last week as he avoided answering questions after he avoided questions about his time as Trump's right hand man in front of the House Intelligence Committee.
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Felix Salmon has more cold water to throw on the study of Facebook in Germany: With hindsight, the Times should have avoided terms like "landmark" and "breathtaking," and should probably have avoided mentioning specific results at all.
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Muguruza next faces ninth-seeded Kiki Bertens, who avoided upset and also avoided facing any top-70 players in the first three rounds to reach the fourth round at a hardcourt Grand Slam for the first time.
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Monsters pepper Oakmont's back alleys and derelict buildings, but they're best avoided.
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Lee, Mosby and Moya say the listeria spread could have been avoided.
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The justices have avoided taking another major gun case for eight years.
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Sure, I could've avoided some of this grief by using a case.
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"We'd like to see it avoided but we're not naive," he said.
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I can't help but wonder if this might have all been avoided.
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In public they were social pariahs who were avoided at all costs.
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Trailers for "Justice League" purposefully avoided showing any signs of the hero.
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A lot of disasters can be avoided altogether by taking this tack.
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Stone-faced, Lambert and East studiously avoided eye contact with the stage.
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If voters base concerns on these individual results, they'll have avoided bias.
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They said he never had visitors, spoke little and avoided eye contact.
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In west Africa, that hampered the response, as sick people avoided checkpoints.
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Plus, then we would have avoided all of the police shooting stuff!
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That's why I've always avoided skin tints, BB creams, and tinted moisturizers.
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MYTH: Layovers are a nuisance ― and should be avoided at all costs.
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After the hearing, all three representatives hurried out and avoided reporters' questions.
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But despite its problems, the government has avoided asking for IMF aid.
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The Saudi official expressed hope that war with Iran can be avoided.
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These things can easily be avoided by just not seeking them out.
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And yet it was one that so easily could have been avoided.
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The EU has made every effort to ensure these tariffs are avoided.
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Three solutions that have to happen and one thing to be avoided.
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Where he avoided confrontation, she picked big public fights on economic policy.
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IL appears to have avoided censure for its activities on social media.
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They have generally kept their heads down, worked hard and avoided politics.
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But if you've paid your quarterly estimates, you should have avoided disaster.
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But until very recently, I avoided blush of all colors and formulas.
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He spoke to one outlet, but he has largely avoided saying anything.
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The two candidates largely avoided attacking Trump for much of their campaigns.
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Susan Jacoby, a well-known secular historian, said Sanders avoided Kimmel's question.
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But Congress ultimately avoided making any contentious moves, and little has changed.
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Food is turned into a collection of calories to largely be avoided.
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He avoided prison time, even though prosecutors asked for 13 months. Sept.
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Until recently, Mr. Rubio's team has avoided getting bogged down in process.
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Until recently, robo-advisers largely avoided offering other types of financial services.
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Trump has largely avoided answering questions about Mulvaney's status within the administration.
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Even a dip in the pool or beach is to be avoided.
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Asked twice what he would do about Syria, Trump avoided the question.
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Because if fashion week is any indication, it simply can't be avoided.
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Flixbus has avoided trying to disrupt the idea of the conventional schedule.
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The outside world cannot be avoided, but it might just be outsmarted.
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But Bush almost avoided being involved in the scandal, according to People.
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I remember that my family avoided talking any politics in the house.
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When Trump first became president, McConnell avoided any public disagreement with him.
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As a result, a geopolitical crisis has been postponed, but not avoided.
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Importantly, margarine made from trans fats should be avoided like the plague.
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The Kings narrowly avoided tying their franchise record of 11 consecutive losses.
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While they chastised their partners, they also (thankfully) avoided slipping into homophobia.
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I also avoided showing my prosthetic leg in public at first. Today?
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Instead, they avoided each other because they didn't want to fall out.
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Ivanka, meanwhile, avoided the campaign trail leading up to last year's midterms.
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Perhaps he might then have avoided some of the flak he received.
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As part of his plea agreement, he avoided a possible death sentence.
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There she avoided questions about the scandal outside the Los Angeles studio.
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That augured a bruising campaign that Mr Flake decided was best avoided.
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But he avoided it by declaring a three-month suspension of parliament.
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According to Amey, no-bid contracts are risky and should be avoided.
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Walked to work and successfully avoided the pastry products along the way.
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The FTC notes that the entire scandal could have been easily avoided.
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I used to hate criticism of any sort and actively avoided it.
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Unlike several of his colleagues, Perry has avoided negative attention or scandal.
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Texas avoided elimination from postseason play and will face Alabama again Saturday.
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Whitley has largely avoided the public eye for the past few decades.
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I've avoided hugging people for a while, because I never smell good.
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She reverted to her maiden name, Beasley, and has avoided media interviews.
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The employee avoided a painful, expensive surgery that he did not need.
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This could have been avoided with 1 focus group (of women). pic.twitter.
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Retna's had a few other famous arrests, but avoided serious jail time.
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She has so far avoided answering questions on whether she would resign.
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The ensuing financial turmoil could have been avoided with the right preparation.
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Wanna know how the Cowboys coulda avoided another tough road loss Sunday??
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"We believe these were disasters that could have been avoided," Friedman says.
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Slovenia only narrowly avoided an international bailout for its banks in 2013.
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Obama and his aides have largely avoided commenting on Trump's rapid rise.
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Ted Cruz, Kasich has avoided engaging with Trump on the campaign trial.
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"We are confident that the suspension will ultimately be avoided," Stemmet added.
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Of course, arguments with your partner aren't always able to be avoided.
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A few people speculate as to how these pitfalls might be avoided.
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"Vulvar cream and products like this should be avoided," Dr. Birenbaum says.
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Pruitt has also avoided answering whether the president believes in climate change.
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I avoided the ER for a week thanks to that one bowl.
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ANJEM CHOUDARY had long, and skilfully, avoided the British criminal-justice system.
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Disaster was avoided with the help of immense efforts from central banks.
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Only decimal points ahead of Sanders, she avoided declaring a clear victory.
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Both decried the content of Trump's comments but avoided a personal rebuke.
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After the agreement was reached last night, Republican lawmakers avoided the press.
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In England Labour avoided the drubbing that was expected in council elections.
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Obama has carefully avoided mentioning President Donald Trump's name since leaving office.
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Daily painkillers are avoided, as they can result in medication-overuse headaches.
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Mr. Wilson said Allianz had avoided the C.L.O.s that so alarm regulators.
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It's well documented that the president avoided military service, receiving five deferments.
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The Twins avoided their first three-game losing streak of the season.
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Looking back from 2016, two of today's crises might have been avoided.
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That experience should illustrate that commercially prepared candied apples should be avoided.
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But Swalwell has avoided making any firm commitments regarding possible presidential ambitions.
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Before the test is done, certain foods and drugs must be avoided.
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But for more than a decade, Mr. Trump avoided conflict with them.
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The president's family members might have avoided intense scrutiny from Mueller's team.
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Fallen Order also comes with smart difficulty settings, something FromSoftware has avoided.
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But, deep liking is an experience that's best avoided if you can.
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Even those of us who avoided the bullets and bombs were scarred.
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Anything taken to that kind of extreme, Frazier says, should be avoided.
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This time, they avoided a slow start and produced a big finish.
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As an emerging artist she strenuously avoided the use of autobiographical material.
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But Catz has always been fiercely private and has avoided the spotlight.
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This is why I avoided wearing any tights throughout my adult years.
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The most common mistake he sees, year after year, is easily avoided.
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She gave Insider another reason why she avoided the late night host.
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It was a mass-deportation speech, even if he avoided that phrase.
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Luckily, these snafus can be avoided with a bit of know-how.
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These ratios represent avoided casualties, property damage, business interruptions and insurance premiums.
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After examining the available evidence, I carefully avoided implying Hatfill was guilty.
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It is not unusual for presidential candidates to have avoided military service.
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Though Mr. Oetomo's father avoided arrest, life remained difficult for the family.
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To accomplish that strategy, Ryan largely avoided significant public criticism of Trump.
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A May 2018 White House AI Fact Sheet, avoided the topics altogether.
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For the next few weeks, she avoided shopping areas to stem temptation.
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Messenger has largely avoided being the subject of policy battles in Washington.
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Nunes avoided mentioning any of the factual issues raised by Lt. Col.
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In his speech, Mnangagwa avoided references to elections slated for next year.
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He avoided possible extradition to Sweden by taking refuge in the embassy.
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Some sailors said they had avoided sailing in the rain when possible.
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The few civilians in the area were expressionless and avoided eye contact.
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His grandparents avoided talking about Nazi Germany — and he did not ask.
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But she repeatedly avoided direct answers about actual proof of the consulting.
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Stock market indicators avoided big losses on Wednesday, finishing the day mixed.
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Trump has spoken about events in Hong Kong, but avoided criticizing China.
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Clinton said she avoided domestic politics while serving as secretary of state.
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They were evasive and studiously avoided any direct answer to my question.
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Doing so may well have avoided an immediate split within her party.
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" This could all be avoided by just asking me, "Are you Rey?
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She avoided corporate jobs in order to escape wearing dresses and pantyhose.
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Around half of each group avoided relapse during the six-month trial.
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Carter ultimately avoided prison time, and Chiles has since married another woman.
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Bortles avoided interceptions entirely after throwing five in the previous two games.
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I avoided the ER for a week thanks to that one bowl.
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Plus, we had to know about the hairstyling mistakes they've narrowly avoided.
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That would be a tragedy, one that can and must be avoided.
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P-64 may have avoided homes, but was famous for braving traffic.
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Y.) made a mistake his Senate counterpart, Frank Church (D-Idaho) avoided.
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People avoided swimming pools and physical exertion and cleaned their homes obsessively.
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The sort of events Mr. de Blasio has mostly avoided as mayor.
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Walls should be a soft, neutral color and patterned wall paper avoided.
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Like his grandson, Friedrich was a teetotaler and avoided his military service.
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He then avoided complications by closing out the victory in straight sets.
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Yet she has steadfastly avoided doing any research on the actual Polly.
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But I somehow sense the topic of smartphones will largely be avoided.
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I have avoided it thus far, and will continue to do so.
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So here you go, the films I hope you avoided in 2018.
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It also avoided any cancellations during recent strikes in Portugal and Britain.
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It also avoided any cancellations during recent strikes in Portugal and Britain.
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In the video below, we narrowly avoided a cyclist in all black.
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"Many of its core leadership and cadre avoided the fight," he said.
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The area has avoided the violence that has riled the Palestinian territories.
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Presidents have generally avoided talking about the stock market — for good reasons.
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James was a pacifist who avoided the army because he abhorred violence.
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American leaders have traditionally avoided partisan sniping while outside of the country.
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The report made it clear the episode could easily have been avoided.
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You've got a credit that's achieved and you've avoided those emissions forever.
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He pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in March and avoided jail time.
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Name Withheld Your letter scrupulously avoided specifying the genders of the parties.
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But it has avoided that path, partly because of the political implications.
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Richardson avoided the media spotlight, but spoke with conviction in smaller settings.
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But the bullish Neville is convinced a third disappointment can be avoided.
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By using a general household survey, the ECA study avoided those biases.
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Due to this, the kids avoided me like I was a cockroach.
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"Hopefully — hopefully — we avoided some serious injuries," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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Mr. Tusk pointedly avoided saying what would happen if Parliament rejected Mrs.
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Obama also avoided the issue of race in his campaigns and presidency.
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Google successfully avoided inserting itself into that conversation with the original Hub.
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The bottom line: Big businesses have historically avoided wading into political drama.
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"We avoided tragedy here in the city of Chicago today," Sallet said.
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Of these, all but one has seemingly avoided relapse as of now.
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But he avoided any blunders that would damage his standing with Republicans.
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I knew that the previous three launches had only barely avoided catastrophe.
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I tried to take some precautions—avoided the subway, walked most places.
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It is also a course Molinari has even avoided in the past.
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The program was never activated; the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement avoided conflict.
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Traveling to areas under this warning should be avoided unless absolutely necessary.
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In the summers, they avoided the heat by going into the mountains.
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Brady may have avoided the jinx, depending on your point of view.
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Somehow, unlike the N.B.A., others have quietly avoided being entangled in geopolitics.
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I avoided family functions until my husband pushed me to get help.
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Prior to Azango's work, even the government avoided the politically sensitive subject.
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Even if warranted, it should have been avoided at all reasonable costs.
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Mr. Collins avoided losing $571,000 as a result of his father's tip.
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Biden avoided the gaffes and non-sequiturs that have marred past debates.
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I wish I'd avoided walking through Santee Alley in the Fashion District.
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And several who have paid heed have avoided potential business land mines.
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But Levi's, with its old-school 19713 jean, has avoided the downturn.
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MBIA avoided going bust but is a shadow of its former self.
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Litigation over every rule illegally withheld from Congress easily could be avoided.
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Until now, Mr. Trump's team has largely avoided conversations with Palestinian leaders.
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Trump avoided mentioning either man by name, but his message was clear.
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Mr. Babchenko later avoided a question about what his wife had known.
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The greatest victory of Gorbachev's generation was that nuclear war was avoided.
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Some nudists avoided meat-heavy dishes, and embraced vegetarianism and healthy eating.
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She generally avoided white blooms, which are considered funereal in many cultures.
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So you avoided the snooze — and now you're lying awake in bed.
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Even though Williams has avoided watching the replay of last year's ending.
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Iran and the US have, for the moment, avoided a direct conflict.
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I avoided single-use plastics like coffee cups and disposable water bottles.
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But they avoided the thorny issue of when, exactly, that might happen.
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He avoided interviews with the independent news media during the campaign, however.
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I avoided Sister William's punishment that day, but I didn't avoid punishment.
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Unlike many young tennis stars, Federer avoided overplaying, managing his schedule sagaciously.
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An easily avoided fight can mean life or death for the seal.
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"Immediate escalation has been avoided," said Olivier Jakob, oil analyst at Petromatrix.
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The outbreak in New York this year narrowly avoided meeting that threshold.
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As it turned out, Greece barely avoided crashing out of the euro.
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By using the secret bank account, agents in Bristol avoided that oversight.
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Today, Ms. Collier has lost 75 pounds and has avoided taking insulin.
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The two also avoided taking the stand in a trial once before.
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He also avoided getting into even more fights with John Paul Jones.
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The Super Bowl broadcast has often avoided the rancor of national politics.
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People need to know a hard Brexit is going to be avoided.
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Russia's advisers were human shields, whom the United States purposely avoided targeting.
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Ms. Nakayama said she avoided activism that might be construed as feminist.
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As expected, Mr. Trudeau avoided directly criticizing the president and his policies.
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He avoided butter, fried food, sugar, tobacco, alcohol, even tea and coffee.
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In the decades that followed, senior Japanese leaders largely avoided the site.
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But Trump avoided talking about the politics of the shooting on Wednesday.
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Decency: The senator could scrap, but he avoided the lowest of blows.
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Airlines, which Buffett once avoided but added in 2016, are one example.
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Unlike Facebook and Google, Apple had mostly avoided political scandal until now.
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Murkowski reviewed the report multiple times on Thursday and largely avoided reporters.
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When referring to current news, Obama has frequently avoided using Trump's name.
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Whatever the consequences of default, they can only be postponed, not avoided.
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Most aid organizations have avoided the front lines because of security concerns.
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She avoided jail time but had to pay $500 in fines, 5NewsOnline.
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Though he has no background in housing, he avoided any major stumbles.
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US officials have typically avoided commenting on Greece's strained relations with Turkey.
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And the department has largely avoided answering media questions surrounding Yovanovitch's removal.
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He conspicuously avoided criticism of America's authoritarian allies, most notably Saudi Arabia.
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Rehnquist generally avoided this option during Clinton's 1999 impeachment trial, Claeys said.
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However, he notably avoided the topic while speaking to the Jewish Republicans.
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At the very least, they hoped a costly conflict could be avoided.
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For the most part, Mr. Swensen has avoided such funds, she said.
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I won't claim that the interview avoided all of his mini-speeches.
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The Mets made mistakes they avoided committing in their first two games.
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Dinner etiquette: Ceaușescu notoriously avoided eating food that was not properly screened.
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She writes: My sister Lana and I have largely avoided the press.
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If you've somehow avoided watching it already, go do so right now.
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The problem became sufficiently infamous that families eventually avoided the tainted water.
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Locals avoided busy streets as well as theaters and galleries and markets.
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He was fined, but avoided prison on condition he did not reoffend.
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Toll roads and freeways can also be avoided by users on request.
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Since Canadian banks have avoided scandals or failures that have plagued banks their European and U.S. peers, they have avoided similar intense regulatory scrutiny, raising the question if any improper practices might have gone undetected, banking analysts say.
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Over the course of the five years, households saved £6900 billion ($2628 billion) in avoided purchases of food that otherwise would have been thrown out, and local governments saved £28503 million ($22019 million) in avoided waste disposal costs.
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For this reason, it should be avoided whenever possible, especially during app startup.
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On the bench, Garland has avoided taking controversial ideological stances in his opinions.
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But they have largely avoided direct challenges to the Communist Party in Beijing.
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Schumer, too, has scrupulously avoided answering calls from Democratic voters to impeach Trump.
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The 15-inch version should be avoided until Apple resolves the throttling issue.
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Throughout the three countries, about 3 percent of all personal taxes are avoided.
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Erdogan narrowly avoided capture and possible death on the night of the putsch.
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She's alive and has avoided any serious injuries, thanks to falling feet first.
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This tragedy could have been avoided if it were not for his arrogance.
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He later entered into a plea agreement in which he avoided jail time.
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And while they avoided one another, Locken did admit to regretting her words.
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The real version is that the world narrowly avoided having a Prince Porchy.
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Miami again avoided suffering consecutive losses, something that hasn't happened since early December.
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Perry has largely avoided the headlines since joining the Trump administration in 2017.
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Every bit of avoided consumption lowers the target that emissions cuts must hit.
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And many of them can be avoided before commitments and promises are made.
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Many leading preservationists actively avoided being a part of Green New Deal debates.
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She once avoided arrest in Bucharest by staying wrapped only in a towel.
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By trading on this material nonpublic information, Levoff avoided approximately $345,000 in losses.
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That certainly would have avoided a whole lot of drama — and angry viewers.
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EU ministers avoided discussing possible sanctions for jurisdictions who remain on the blacklist.
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Similarly, the party's elected representatives have mostly avoided falling out over divisive issues.
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But he avoided Lemon's question on whether he felt responsible for what happened.
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If kids are taught safety in general, all of this could be avoided.
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That movie avoided terminal corniness by staying as shaggily upbeat as its hero.
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Since the fighting stopped, Algeria has avoided the turmoil that plagues its neighbours.
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You can run Android apps, but I avoided them for the most part.
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Little of this could have been avoided, but much of it was predictable.
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In authoring the court's majority opinion, however, Kennedy avoided the big constitutional matters.
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With a bit of forethought, much of the mayhem could have been avoided.
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Note that even the Cortana assistant avoided Bing, using a Google search instead.
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I AVOIDED EVERY WORKING IN WASHINGTON FOR 45 YEARS WHERE NOTHING GETS DONE.
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The Soviet Union and America avoided all-out war, but they came close.
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Attacks fell sharply after ship owners tightened security and avoided the Somali coast.
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Even if the worst is avoided, their development choices now look dangerously lopsided.
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He picked unfashionable stocks in areas like tobacco and avoided the dotcom boom.
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Come the third match, Emelianenko avoided the guard for most of the fight.
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I'm younger than him and faster than him so I avoided a lot.
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Cohen said that he avoided the young Texan after one particularly unpleasant interaction.
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He sold $1 million in shares and avoided a potential loss of $117,000.
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In other words, the drastic measures taken by the MTA cannot be avoided.
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Himmler killed himself at the end of the war, and avoided standing trial.
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Algeria has avoided the unrest that shook many of its neighbours since 2011.
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I have no doubt some tragedy will be avoided because of this training.
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Data on Monday showed manufacturing in Brazil avoided slipping into contraction in June.
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It's hard to fault anyone for thinking that awkwardness is to be avoided.
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Both players were ejected, although Green avoided a suspension and was fined $25,000.
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"Plaintiff has here narrowly avoided the imposition of costs of sanctions," she warned.
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Export-oriented Slovenia narrowly avoided an international bailout for its banks in 2013.
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But it so far has avoided economic collapse by quickly finding alternative routes.
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That is how the Turkish economy has avoided a reckoning for so long.
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Tariffs might yet be avoided by China agreeing to buy more American stuff.
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However, at the same time, I think people historically have avoided rejecting people.
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He avoided prison after similar allegations were made more than a decade ago.
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He claimed he avoided Spacey after that, fearing that he might be outted.
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Moody's said Illinois avoided making its fiscal woes worse over the past year.
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I was too shocked and annoyed and Canadian - so I avoided the confrontation.
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The company also avoided the allure of taking a big valuation too early.
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He has overseen the growth of Israel's high-tech economy and avoided wars.
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Obviously, this could all be avoided if cropped releases just weren't a thing.
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After the encounter, Tyson said she avoided Fairfax the rest of the convention.
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Mr Temer avoided trial by a bigger margin than many analysts had expected.
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At one point, he barely avoided a head-on collision with another car.
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Had he done so, it was implied, the carnage could have been avoided.
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I was too shocked and annoyed and Canadian – so I avoided the confrontation.
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It's possible that most of the officials avoided clicking on the malicious links.
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He walked two, struck out five and also avoided a 23-loss season.
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Now investors are hoping that a full-blown trade war can be avoided.
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Interestingly, the Ziro team avoided the good old controller with plenty of buttons.
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Epstein ultimately served only 13 months and avoided a federal trial in 2008.
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Lew avoided the political questions but defended the overall nature of the recovery.
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He avoided specifics of any kind beyond a few key areas, including infrastructure.
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"The destruction of villages like Berverath must be completely avoided," said Greenpeace's Peters.
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Despite those ties, Obama had largely avoided weighing in prior to Tuesday's interview.
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With the victory, Indianapolis (2-3) avoided being swept by the NFC West.
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As an adult, I avoided any job that required me to dress nicely.
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It also intentionally avoided giving the camera a direct connection to the cloud.
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The world's largest aluminum producer, China Hongqiao Group, has largely avoided steep cuts.
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On Saturday, Krafcik said Waymo's system would have seen and avoided the pedestrian.
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A woman driving with her three daughters narrowly avoided colliding with the airplane.
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I really avoided being the girlfriend of the person that was doing something.
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The same goes for Ryan, who has so far avoided a challenger altogether.
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Experts said 90% of the problems would have been avoided, at the least.
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Heard avoided jail time when she pleaded guilty to providing a false documentation.
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President Donald Trump initially avoided his administration's scandals at a commencement ceremony Wednesday.
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But he avoided any gaffes Saturday, and appeared nimble on the debate stage.
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Dean Heller has carefully avoided endorsing a politically unpopular Republican health care bill.
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He's denied the allegations against him, and has since avoided most public events.
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Trump and his GOP allies in Congress have avoided their worst-case scenarios.
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There is a lack of research showing patients live longer or avoided chemo.
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Kamni avoided the worst of the insomnia, but she did suffer severe dementia.
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"More than 33,000 tonnes of emissions will be avoided each year," he said.
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The 'Love & Hip Hop' star also avoided any criminal charges in the matter.
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"One common myth is that exercise should be avoided at night," Youngstedt said.
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During the primary, Ted Cruz's daughter skillfully avoided her father's very awkward kiss.
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Euro zone manufacturing activity dropped for the fifth month and barely avoided contraction.
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Apparently mail forwarding is one government function that has avoided the DC gridlock.
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Twitter's "Moments" description: Trump proposes an alternate history where Civil War was avoided.
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I avoided him as much as possible when he really needs a friend.
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The demogrant avoided the trap by not phasing out benefits as incomes rose.
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Most of the GOP lawmakers have avoided directly contradicting Trump on the issue.
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Journalists said Mr. Prokhorov has avoided interfering in editorial decisions at the paper.
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Coptis avoided situations in which talk of her work might lead to fights.
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It avoided detailing the specific number of content reviewers it has for Myanmar.
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With a little restraint, the shock of that call could have been avoided.
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In its unanimous opinion in Gill, the court again avoided answering that question.
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Investigators concluded the crash could have been avoided had Vasquez not been distracted.
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Officials said police have so far avoided calling the suspect a serial killer.
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With luck, a return to the rampant lawlessness of old can be avoided.
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He'd avoided jail, but drug court would bring its own kind of burden.
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I come from a family like that, and I'm grateful we've avoided it.
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The videos often avoided using the name in the title over the video.
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The result was that Avenatti avoided being questioned under oath in the proceeding.
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What could you say to convince others that the experience should be avoided?
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The refugees later in her journey were dying from typhus, which Teffi avoided.
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Ratking avoided the narrative of a New York flattened by money and technology.
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Despite his prominent role on Wall Street, Mr. Linton largely avoided the spotlight.
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But more than 35 percent of those who avoided peanuts developed an allergy.
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My conclusion was simple—protectionism is a prosperity killer which must be avoided.
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Meadows avoided a procedural measure that would have forced a vote this week.
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Yet most companies treat failure as something to be avoided — or even penalized.
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"The judge today avoided answers like the plague," Schumer said of Neil Gorsuch.
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"I avoided making eye contact, as if my classmates were wolves," he writes.
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I avoided popular party weekends when added crowds could detract from my experience.
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These consequences can be largely avoided by taking a few simple steps proactively.
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Richard DeWald, a nurse, said he narrowly avoided Mr. Joudeh during the pursuit.
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Yet for all this largess, Trump has avoided paying dues through income taxes.
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So it is little surprise that The Gazette has avoided being available online.
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Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan has mostly avoided television in his two-decade career.
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But I mostly avoided making any close connections with other people with disabilities.
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Trump was, of course, impossible not to mention, but was avoided whenever possible.
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Democratic leadership, however, has largely avoided publicly calling on him to drop out.
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On Monday night, Macron deftly avoided dissolving Parliament and calling for new elections.
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But Costco has avoided jumping straight into China's retail scene until relatively recently.
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There are two notable instances where the White House avoided invoking the privilege.
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Long lines and missed flights are an embarrassment that can easily be avoided.
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President Barack Obama avoided them, limiting workplace immigration efforts to low-profile audits.
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Until now, Republicans have largely avoided legislation that addresses ObamaCare in any way.
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Even if the annual limit is exceeded, gift taxes may still be avoided.
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But she repeatedly avoided direct answers about actual proof of the consulting work.
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Shown the paint samples under consideration, Ms. Wilson avoided any judgment on authenticity.
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Dozens of people are gathering nearby every day, demanding that bloodshed be avoided.
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So how has America avoided a massive, foreign-directed terrorist attack since then?
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When the revolution erupted, Abu Anas and the Salafists avoided the Friday protests.
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That pain could have been avoided had Clinton been more honest and honorable.
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South Korea avoided tariffs but at a cost of agreeing to export quotas.
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You should also explore ways to limit bank fees that can be avoided.
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VCs have avoided solar deals ever since Solyndra became a four-letter word.
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Since Kavanaugh's arrival, the high court has so far avoided the abortion controversy.
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This question has been carefully avoided for years at universities and other institutions.
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Among the expenditures to be avoided is another child for and his wife.
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Every day, I avoided it as if it was a Zika-infected mosquito.
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She avoided posing in photos with friends or posting images of herself online.
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The lottery had real disaster potential for the Lakers, and they avoided it.
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In Chinese culture, spirits are to be respected, placated, and avoided wherever possible.
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They also avoided Russian and Iranian casualties, which could have escalated the conflict.
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Malicious use of technology often can't be avoided, but it can be countered.
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That sounds like a dark future and a path that is best avoided.
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Wearable devices advertised as mosquito repellents should largely be avoided, their data suggest.
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If you read the books, you'll know Martin hasn't avoided the topic altogether.
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But those were about the only health vices he avoided on the trail.
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Ammo is scarce, and monsters don't drop any loot so they're best avoided.
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"We call for all signs of violence to be avoided," the council said.
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To do that, researchers used EPA's AVoided Emissions and geneRation Tool (AVERT) model.
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Their decision is likely to be key, but they have deliberately avoided specifics.
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OFF THE COAST OF CATALINA ISLAND — At first, the fish avoided the intruder.
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But that isn't to say the paper has completely avoided the industry headwinds.
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He avoided paying taxes on at least $216 million of it, they allege.
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"So this should be avoided despite the problems caused by the 'shut down.'"
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But President Trump avoided any public condemnation of Russia's role in the attack.
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Some avoided the department altogether, fearing retribution or convinced that nothing would happen.
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Despite his background and training, Mr. Lau avoided opening a formal-dining restaurant.
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Side question -- how's Shemar avoided regular jury duty so far in his life?
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"Chance had played a major part" in a collision being avoided, said investigators.
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Fearing these punishments, doctors avoided prescribing opioids, even when they were medically necessary.
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Fearful of being confined in isolation units, people have avoided testing and treatment.
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Notably, the US has avoided accusing Cuba's government of being behind the attacks.
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Four years later, Franklin's mother died and Aretha avoided discussing her parents publicly.
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The negative friction between Chinese management and American workers could have been avoided.
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She presented her plan as an alternative that avoided closing the district entirely.
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" I avoided eye contact, which I knew I wasn't supposed to do. "Yes.
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Of course this could have been avoided, but who's going to do it?
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A. That tragedy in Washington was avoidable, and it should have been avoided.
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The Trump administration has so far avoided imposing tariffs on smartphones from China.
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Could Apple have avoided this by, say, using a different type of battery?
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No, it could have avoided controversy by being more transparent to begin with.
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Stepping out of the chopper, an excited Mr. Kowalski narrowly avoided the rotors.
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So we avoided a truly horrific outcome in which people felt really dispirited.
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So far, Mr. Trump has avoided paying a personal price for his recklessness.
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Facebook has traditionally avoided trying to interrupt consumption after the moment of choice.
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Most of the 3,000 Harleys sold in India last year avoided the tariffs.
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Until Tuesday, Mr. Trudeau had studiously avoided criticizing either of his former ministers.
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"Game of Thrones": Our critic avoided the hit HBO franchise for eight years.
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That Earth avoided a nuclear war and its subsequent fallout is a miracle.
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But she avoided making a speaking stop there so to not clog traffic.
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So many potential pitfalls, all of which could be avoided by not participating.
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They found spotlight together, they avoided spotlight together, they fought, they made up.
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MAINTAIN YOUR PROPERTY Some damage can be avoided, or lessened, by ordinary maintenance.
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Michele Moody-Adams, Georgette Sinkler and I avoided the trauma of tenure denials.
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Mr. Pichai, who had largely avoided meeting with lawmakers, will be coming back.
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So this should be avoided despite the problems caused by the "shut down".
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It means defeat is unthinkable, a fate to be avoided at all costs.
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Either option would entail aesthetic risk-taking, and that's what this festival avoided.
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Dorian already passed through the U.S. Virgin Islands and narrowly avoided Puerto Rico.
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But he and Ms. Sandberg largely avoided taking sides in highly political debates.
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A weeklong festival in New York will examine a topic often avoided: death.
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Mr. Dreiband avoided directly answering the question, prompting concern from gay rights advocates.
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The note inside said that formal eviction could be avoided by "IMMEDIATE vacating."
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They apparently called themselves Ahwahneechee and avoided contact with Anglo-Americans until 21851.
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In his two months on the job, Mr. Pompeo has avoided such efforts.
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Large in-person conferences and other events should be avoided right now, too.
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Since the election, Warren has avoided reopening the wounds of Clinton's shocking loss.
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Plant-based beverages, like almond, rice or oat milk, also should be avoided.
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These deaths can be avoided These aren't the only drivers of heart disease.
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What's your view, should some material be avoided because it's insensitive and offensive?
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If EPA had bothered to check, the whole ordeal could have been avoided.
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We've unfriended each other on Facebook and avoided each other at family gatherings.
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That we narrowly avoided one fiasco is no insurance against the next one.
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"I avoided it for many years through, like, 12 girlfriends," he told me.
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When doctors did use vibrators on women, they assiduously avoided touching their clitorises.
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But in the 2020 race, he has largely avoided scrutiny from his opponents.
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In the run-up to the midterms, Nadler has mostly avoided the topic.
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It emphasised international support for the kingdom and avoided photos of burning oilfields.
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Farms have avoided building new houses to expand amid labor shortages, she said.
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Kobe was brand-friendly, cookie cutter, global and he avoided issues of race.
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But outsiders avoided the village, associating it with the coronavirus, local leaders said.
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Perhaps he would have just avoided the tiresome indignity by canceling the talk.
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Often to his fans' chagrin, Mayweather has avoided taking risks in the ring.
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Nevertheless, the bloc's executive European Commission avoided dismissing them too early in public.
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Instant oats should be avoided, because they will be rapidly converted to sugar.
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I picked at pizza, had a couple of beers and avoided their eyes.
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But Vector seems to have avoided this fate thanks to Digital Dream Labs.
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American military planners avoided sites that they suspected held chemical agents, officials said.
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However, oil prices have moderated and stocks have avoided a multi-day selloff.
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And because hyperloop vehicles will travel in tubes, weather delays would be avoided.
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Stephen Zarsky had avoided nearly $144,000 in losses after being tipped by Cameron.
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Humar avoided asking many questions; she wasn't sure if they were being monitored.
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But not everyone on the Democratic side completely avoided conjecture about what happened.
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Colorado narrowly avoided the major league record of 143 strikeouts in a game.
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She has avoided criticizing Abe, with whom she shares hawkish views on security.
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The mummy of Ramses II has also narrowly avoided obliteration in recent decades.
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Today's conventional wisdom, argues that Presidents have historically avoided criticizing the Federal Reserve.
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You wonder, of course, how many of those deaths could have been avoided.
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Perry avoided reporters' questions at two speeches he delivered earlier in the week.
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They narrowly avoided a crash and stopped in the middle of the roadway.
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His other ads have offered support for Trump but avoided the direct criticism.
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Murphy avoided mentioning, when Congress asked three months after the fact, Trump's involvement.
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Rugg just avoided the crash -- jumping behind a highway barrier to protect himself.
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But that doesn't mean debt should be avoided at all costs, experts say.
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She said she felt nervous and unsettled and she avoided taking the subway.
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Seized by a rebel while he foraged for food, he narrowly avoided execution.
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Then by bingeing in free agency, which Green Bay had avoided for years.
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Now it is a crime scene, feared and avoided, a shrine of grief.
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However, its beach resorts appeared to have avoided the worst of the storm.
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I have avoided science fiction my entire life, or any kind of fantasy.
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But he's hopeful that many of the worst health effects can be avoided.
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RHP Danny Salazar did not pitch well, but at least avoided a loss.
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The Bulls avoided their first 63-4 start since the 2007-08 season.
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Since then, the court has largely avoided taking up a follow on case.
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He avoided butter, fried food, sugar, tobacco, alcohol and even tea and coffee.
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Manafort reportedly stared directly at Gates, while Gates avoided eye contact with Manafort.
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Administration officials have avoided saying whether their plan supports a two-state solution.
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She avoided commenting on the national stakes of the Senate race in Nevada.
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Guo said he consciously avoided making Wu's character a do-it-alone superhero.
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