By constantly criticizing others, he avoids criticizing himself — avoids any type of introspection.
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The CDC also recommends that the quarantined person avoids sharing dishes with other people and avoids any contact with pets.
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In the same way the comedy avoids making Lena a caricature of an "insane" ex-ish wife, it avoids demonizing Martin.
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LIEBERMAN: So, my guess is the president avoids that kind of person, and the nominee avoids that kind of disclosure or statement in the hearing before the Judiciary Committee.
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Whether your cousin avoids dairy because of lactose intolerance, because she says milk makes her feel bad, or she avoids it for ethical reasons, shouldn't matter to you as the host.
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Jamie, Dallas — Strictly avoids long walks on the beach.
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Unsworth says no — he avoids medications, even headache medications.
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If Becker avoids drugs and drinking for his two-year probation, and if he avoids the women he assaulted, his criminal record will read as though that night in April never happened.
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Zeus and Roxanne is a refreshing film that avoids cliches.
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Headlines Mitie avoids outsourcing woes with return to profit on.ft.
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But she avoids using the word "Rohingya", calling it "controversial".
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He avoids the limelight and comes across as almost shy.
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"The Legend of Tarzan" thankfully avoids many of these mistakes.
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Each new edition mostly avoids mentioning the previous year's rank.
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The central bank typically avoids rate hikes near major elections.
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Morisi avoids the limelight and rarely speaks to the media.
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It's how he plays the press, how he avoids accountability.
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She barely avoids being raped, fighting off her unknown assailant.
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"This agreement avoids chaos," Alexander said on the Senate floor.
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Headlines Arcadia avoids collapse as landlords back rescue plan on.ft.
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Like her billionaire father, she mostly avoids the media spotlight.
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And if you have laser, it avoids having to reload.
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As Lemieux notes, The Inside avoids the siloing of style.
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Cofounder Ben Horowitz says he specifically avoids hiring arrogant candidates.
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She avoids the question and tries to change the subject.
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And the documentary aggressively avoids editorializing on the show's history.
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The love interest avoids your character at the school dance.
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By pulling out of Syria, Putin avoids these political costs.
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She gingerly avoids putting pressure on her wounded left foot.
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It then avoids spy satellite tracking and military counter strikes.
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She also avoids whining about chances missed or credit denied.
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But that hardly means Mr. Biden avoids discussing Mr. Trump.
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Eunjo Park, Kawi's executive chef, avoids this type of distraction.
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The Pax Global Environmental Markets Fund mostly avoids the sector.
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For the most part, though, the movie avoids unmotivated sadism.
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Mr. Byars mostly avoids commentary, leaving moral conclusions to viewers.
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Ackerman wisely avoids the laundry list of injuries he suffered.
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How the world's largest cannabis dispensary avoids social media restrictions
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He only narrowly avoids nailing his foot into the wall.
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And thus, the Swede's life avoids becoming a strained metaphor.
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Living up to its title, the show avoids a conclusion.
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His own creator, Matt Furie, avoids grand claims for him.
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Being a person who avoids confrontation, I find this uncomfortable.
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Today, she vigilantly avoids the patterns that got her there.
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At events, Warren generally avoids speaking about Donald Trump directly.
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The Justice Department generally avoids issuing subpoenas to news organizations.
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And he avoids the foods that can raise his ammonia.
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Pruitt pledged to ensure that the EPA avoids further missteps.
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There are people she now avoids, certain gatherings she boycotts.
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Undone cannily avoids that pitfall thanks to two different strengths.
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Yes — as long as the U.K. avoids a hard Brexit.
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But Wein — a pilot herself — smartly avoids the sensational term.
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Smarter Living: Need to make sure your food avoids allergens?
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As a result, she avoids drinking water during the day.
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It's obvious why FIFA consistently avoids ruling on this topic.
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James told Ferriss that he avoids sugary drinks and fried food.
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"Strategic ignorance" is when a believer avoids information offering conflicting evidence.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS - China avoids a 'hard landing' or banking sector crisis.
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Harrison Ford Avoids Another Plane AccidentThe Weeknd Releases Bieber Diss Track?
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It avoids the other 20 percent, namely the competing sovereignty claims.
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It avoids adding features that add complexity or impacts user experience.
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Each film explores — and avoids — these issues in its own ways.
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That avoids a dispute over the intellectual property of corn technology.
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That's pretty decent progress for someone who generally avoids the gym.
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Now it's not like Watts completely avoids buying into any tropes.
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It avoids the blunt ends Of our fingers as we point.
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Ms. Merkel, meanwhile, avoids miscommunication — by not communicating much at all.
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By burning up in Saturn's atmosphere, Cassini avoids that possible issue.
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That avoids moderators having to skim through a whole video themselves.
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The private nature of the process avoids disclosure of sensitive facts.
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Koch himself avoids soft drinks and coffee and rarely drinks alcohol.
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It avoids the international incident, and saves face for all parties.
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Plus, the M850i convertible has usability foibles that BMW usually avoids.
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Glass is an incredibly complex physical idea that avoids easy definition.
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It avoids the agency's first strike in more than 21983 years.
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It avoids high-sounding, abstract words like "rule", "freedom" and "reason".
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The consequent jumpiness avoids ordinary kitsch for something more knowingly droll.
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Ali's version wisely avoids trying to replicate the show's initial impact.
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He avoids political grandstanding, creating a narrative rationale for the tragedy.
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Emily often avoids big social events, Merrill said, except for Halloween.
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They say that's rare; Ms. Cafferty said Booking avoids the practice.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS - China avoids a hard landing or banking sector crisis.
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Thankfully, too, he avoids attempting to psychoanalyze Calder through his artworks.
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But LifeLog's creator said he avoids the all-seeing social network.
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If conventional plants are emitting less, then displacing them avoids less.
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Miraculously, Finn avoids every cliché about first- versus third-world problems.
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Fortunately, the White House typically avoids the banning of criticism business.
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That's not to say, however, that Mr. Spiro avoids making changes.
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Bidart avoids the pitfalls of therapeutic poetry by ennobling thought itself.
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This approach avoids the seemingly difficult task of identifying privacy harm.
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Usually Monday through Friday, Meraz-Baca avoids Ubers and drives everywhere.
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Doing so now avoids the new boss starting on the defensive.
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That's how a legacy, like a democracy, avoids corruption and decay.
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Inside and out, Ioniq avoids the riotous lines of the Prius.
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The move avoids a Supreme Court test for the Trump administration.
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Congress normally avoids doing anything that could disrupt a federal investigation.
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Axne avoids any mention of it; Malinowski leans into the topic.
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Juliet is wild, energetic and doesn't mind cameras that Romeo avoids.
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Throughout this rewarding set of miniatures, Ms. Moran avoids this pitfall.
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He tries to eat moderately, and he avoids sweets and breads.
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Ossoff avoids ideological typecasting in his public appearances and media interviews.
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Ms. Colon said she avoids carrying expensive items on the subway.
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I was shocked: My friend is humble and avoids status symbols.
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"It" avoids verbs like "knew": Don McGahn knew a year ago.
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Thor: Ragnarok carefully avoids explaining how the Hulk got into outer space.
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This avoids the need for the trial that was scheduled for Monday.
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Americans often think that because of these policies, everybody just avoids work.
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It saves money, reduces pollution, and avoids the need for expensive infrastructure.
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Moreover, maintaining an existing structure avoids the environmental costs of new construction.
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As it barely avoids car after car, the stakes are instantly clear.
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While she avoids running and wearing high heels, she still exercises regularly.
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He consumes a pack a day and avoids anywhere he cannot smoke.
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Secondly, technology can help investors choose a strategy that avoids incessant trading.
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Karrueche Avoids Chris Brown DramaDJ Khaled's Son Is No Fan Of Bieber
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One area where IRONGATE differs from Stuxnet is how it avoids detection.
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Normal mergers could incur capital-gains tax, which retaining distinct companies avoids.
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For the most part, FreePlay avoids the more controversial aspects of pregnancy.
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That doesn't mean AM to DM avoids covering substantive news stories, too.
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Since deserting President Bashar al-Assad's army he mostly avoids venturing outdoors.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boris Johnson's poor Brexit deal avoids a worse outcome.
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In agriculture, though, it avoids the biggest chunk of the problem: Livestock.
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This can be sold for less since the cargo avoids the tax.
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Stellar reviews could mean "Wonder Woman" avoids the same fate next week.
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It avoids risky assets, preferring those with solid collateral, such as property.
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She shyly avoids this suitor, instead running away to greet her mother.
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Art for art's sake avoids false warmth; it is untamed, but orderly.
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One can only hope our Amherst avian heroine avoids the same fate.
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Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, largely avoids al Qaeda areas in its bombing runs.
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Like any historian worth reading, Kagan avoids getting mired in the details.
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ICE generally avoids arrests at "sensitive locations" such as houses of worship.
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Orange City residents exhibit a Calvinist work ethic that avoids conspicuous consumption.
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He pretends not to notice him and avoids mentioning him by name.
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That's an argument for revenue-neutral tax shifting, which avoids both problems.
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It avoids unnecessary commissions and oversight bodies by just flipping the incentives.
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This avoids a mandatory road that everyone is required to go down.
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It's also in our national interest, as it avoids another endless war.
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Notably, the settlement avoids classifying Lyft drivers as employees rather than contractors.
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In this and many other ways, Ms. Colio's story completely avoids specificity.
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" In each of her wide-ranging reflections, Hazleton nimbly avoids the "danger . . .
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In public appearances, he said, he deliberately avoids commentary on contemporary politics.
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But it still avoids a crucial fact about Mark Hogancamp (Steve Carell).
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She's willing to use her name but notably avoids mentioning the paramilitaries.
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It mostly avoids the latest fashions, like a croquet party on Nantucket.
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The benefits of distributed solar power come mainly from what it avoids.
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But La Cité consciously avoids the outright promotion and celebration of Bordeaux.
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"The Secret Life of Bees" avoids that trap only in its songs.
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John Allen avoids contact with his sister and one of his brothers.
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So fed up is she that nowadays she avoids watching the news.
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He knows that McGee is a vegetarian and that Curry avoids gluten.
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There are exceptions, but a vast majority of journalism actively avoids it.
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"Exit West" avoids this pitfall by devoting equal attention to the quotidian.
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The book avoids cliché, finding ample pleasure with the pain and sacrifice.
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"Notes on Blindness" avoids the sentimental pitfalls of a documentary this personal.
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Yet Mr Schwarzman avoids footling with life's foot-soldiers for a reason.
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Brett's novel is a rare page turner that avoids the obvious traps.
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That's sincere and avoids the minefield of turning thanks into a transaction.
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Tellingly, the ITC report avoids quantifying the further dismantling of American industry.
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Kirill Petrenko, the storied orchestra's new chief conductor, avoids interviews and recordings.
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Today's picks: • The champion surfer Mick Fanning narrowly avoids another shark encounter.
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But he avoids overt expressions of political apostasy, at least for now.
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She still avoids steamed vegetables, but now enjoys them roasted or sautéed.
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That's sincere and avoids the minefield of turning thanks into a transaction.
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Kirill Petrenko, the storied orchestra's new chief conductor, avoids interviews and recordings.
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This avoids lockup periods when a stock first goes on the market.
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He avoids getting sent off to "camp" by the cops like Ernest.
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Except for his victory lap after Paris, he mostly avoids mainstream media.
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"This is how it avoids defense barriers," Putin explained as the video played.
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La Fiamma (Monica Bellucci), and avoids dealing with the New York Symphony strike.
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What the author of 'Eat Fat, Get Thin' eats — and avoids — every day
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With no inventory, Orangewood avoids the costs of unsold goods or massive warehouses.
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Captain Marvel gets an ice cream and miraculously avoids pulling out his phone.
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One of the most secretive Russian tycoons, Mr. Bogdanov avoids flaunting his wealth.
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"I think everyone avoids that conversation because it's hard to have," she said.
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By doing this, Coogler avoids framing the conflict simply as white villain vs.
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Samantha, a science fiction author, avoids the small-town claustrophobia at all costs.
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Monitoring them remotely is much cheaper and avoids the criminogenic effects of prison.
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Mattis also avoids one-on-one sit-downs during the Sunday news shows.
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That's how he avoids "tiger-stripes" caused by overlapping layers of clear coat.
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It's a secure service too, with powerful encryption that avoids hackers and trackers.
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"You don't need a policy that avoids every physician-owned entity," Bulleit said.
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He's notoriously shy, he avoids the press, and is a fan of collaboration.
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This technique for planning your arrangement avoids hammering unnecessary holes into the wall.
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Problems and quandaries are shot at our protagonist, who ducks and avoids them.
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The Incredible Jessica James refreshingly avoids the plot of your average rom com.
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"New York School" are legendary, but Roffman wisely avoids getting bogged down in
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It avoids all the hassles that have come to make physicians lives miserable.
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We need to respond but in a way that avoids rigid government regulation.
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The industry has sought to develop a voluntary solution that avoids government regulation.
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He avoids dwelling on trauma but circles it constantly, carefully exploring its fringes.
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He avoids automatic settings on the tools he uses and dislikes conversational imprecision.
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Freeman avoids picking sides, but her book closely aligns with the latter camp.
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To help ensure success at all of these ventures, he avoids one activity.
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While moving, it avoids exploding by releasing its excess gas through vent orifices.
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But I think the focus on bankruptcy experience avoids a more serious issue.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Kasich boasts about how he avoids personal attacks.
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The rules are straightforward: the robot likes blue blocks and avoids red ones.
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Kamara avoids nearly every A&M player, as he cuts up the sideline.
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He's a deadly three-point shooter who spaces the floor and avoids mistakes.
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But it avoids the fact that campaigns consist of more than two steps.
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She avoids using pejorative terms like "dirty needles" and promotes person-first language.
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He avoids speaking to the media and is known to be extremely private.
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For us, it's also a spiritual issue, which is something contemporary art avoids.
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For now, she sometimes avoids telling people what she does for a living.
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The Nima avoids cross-contamination inside the device itself by using disposable capsules.
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To run it, Adams avoids overeating and cuts back on late-night wine.
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" NBC Nightly News led with "Hillary Clinton Avoids Email Controversy on Final Day.
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I discovered issues that exist within the industry that the mainstream media avoids.
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Insect collectors have been known to kill beetle populations, so he avoids specifics.
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Beijing strenuously avoids playing a high-profile part in ameliorating international humanitarian crises.
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The list avoids direct tariffs on consumer goods such as cellphones and footwear.
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Romanian artist Daniel Spoerri's "Eat Art Happening" avoids this mass-produced object formula.
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Cook: This quick ragù with ricotta and lemon avoids the usual long simmer.
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Is this the year that the ever-talented England squad finally avoids humiliation?
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It avoids the problematic incentives of welfare because it encourages people to work.
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Even if America avoids a recession, the present slowdown may prove politically consequential.
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With this approach, China avoids sensitive political issues that could irritate loan recipients.
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He also works long hours and avoids events in Washington that require schmoozing.
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Living in A friendly community avoids the crowds of its better-known neighbors.
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"The opera avoids problems of the play," he said in a recent interview.
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Every mistake the Razr makes — and they are myriad — the Z Flip avoids.
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Curiously, "Becoming Madeleine" avoids any mention of L'Engle's childhood piety — or lack thereof.
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But Carrot Top mostly avoids politics, saying "no more" after one Trump joke.
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Reines tries to hug Clinton, who avoids the hug by shaking his hand.
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And finally, one of New York City's oldest bars avoids a last call.
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He's on a strict, renal diet; he avoids dairy, salt, and citrus fruit.
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The challenge is making sure their spending rate avoids depleting their nest egg.
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It also nods to gender roles, indigenous rights, and technology, but avoids preaching.
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He also avoids taking a clear political stance on the information he presents.
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"The Pearl Button" (2015), from Patricio Guzmán, avoids linearity to comment on Chile's history.
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He avoids talk of pardoning Lula, to whom he has stopped paying prison visits.
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The book refuses to sensationalize Tate's death, and avoids scavenging her memory for symbolism.
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She sticks to a diet of lean protein, vegetables and fish, and avoids sugar.
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Still, other members of the economy team believe the measure avoids new public expenditures.
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Republicans can repeal significant portions through a budget procedure that avoids a Senate filibuster.
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He cuts appointments short and avoids going out simply to avoid peeing in public.
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Even now she feels exhausted from that time; she has insomnia and avoids crowds.
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Unlike many climate activists, Glendon avoids taking a harsh line on the business world.
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He recently said he avoids eating out because he doesn't want people confronting him.
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The challenges of establishing a payment system that avoids the U.S. financial system altogether.
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Swiss diplomats hope it can clinch a deal with Brussels that avoids immigration quotas.
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Being close to market avoids planet-warming emissions from long transportation, WIBC's Martens added.
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Samsung keeps elegance in design, but avoids being super slippery like the iPhone 217s.
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She says her campaign is financed by unnamed "businessmen", and avoids criticising Mr Putin.
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She often avoids public speaking or sports — a legacy of the years of teasing.
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Theoretically, solar roofing avoids much of that by slipstreaming into the established construction process.
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D'Antonio believes the most revealing moment came when Trump said he avoids self-reflection.
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Philippi now avoids Airbnbs after suspicious neighbors called the police on him multiple times.
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But it carefully avoids the deliberate misconception about software that it promulgated in court.
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Clear as that one image may be, however, Lo and Behold avoids visionary assertion.
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This is why Facebook avoids backlash by only changing design elements slowly and steadily.
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What is clear is that it avoids the toxic snobbery of the United Kingdom.
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He personally uses two-factor authentication and avoids making his password publicly available information.
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Instead what we are hearing is political, superficial posturing that avoids the underlying issues.
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Take Evan*, who told Speice he avoids wearing brightly colored shorts to the office.
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Why would we give him our tax dollars when he avoids paying his own?
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The gold color avoids being gaudy — much like Apple's hue on the iPhone line.
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ICE said it generally avoids arrests at "sensitive locations" such as houses of worship.
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Vance avoids the temptation to get too political when discussing the Mithril co-founder.
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ICE says it generally avoids arrests at "sensitive locations," such as houses of worship.
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They are, in effect, doing Sanders's dirty work for him while he avoids scrutiny.
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By dropping the lawsuits, Cohen avoids turning over information about himself to the companies.
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This avoids the funding inequalities the U.S. has experienced specific to NATO defense spending.
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This elasticity extends to the music, which avoids easy formatting, in terms of structure.
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He avoids the sweaty transfigurations that Leonard Bernstein established as common practice for Mahler.
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As a strategist in an advertising agency, she avoids coming home late from work.
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"KWEB avoids hardware and semiconductors, which have done really poorly this year," Burley said.
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She avoids the shorthand of cheap-shot snarkiness and presents her subjects with affection.
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And often we're negotiating an outcome that avoids everyone having to go to trial.
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But its body politic largely avoids the technicolor bombast U.S. politics are known for.
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Trump generally avoids journalists, but at the castle on Wednesday, she fielded their questions.
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Like many journalists who write about this group, Hilgers avoids stating some uncomfortable truths.
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With the removal of Mr. Musk as chairman, the S.E.C. avoids that reputational hit.
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For N.R.A. supporters, it's a way to save lives that avoids the Second Amendment.
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From the start, Jaffe avoids the gooey, milquetoast center of insipid contemporary political sentiment.
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Recovering these metals also avoids additional mining, which is environmentally destructive and energy intensive.
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She also avoids all things kitsch, and refuses to commit to any one creature.
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Mushing is also a quiet form of transportation, which avoids disturbing the natural environment.
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Also qualifying under that umbrella is a medley of carols that avoids turning saccharine.
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The vice president apparently avoids dining alone with any woman other than his wife.
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She avoids playgrounds with more than one entrance and must tends the exit closely.
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She also avoids answering a question about whether she wants to return to Cambodia.
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It houses 970 men and avoids many of the dehumanizing elements typical of prisons.
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There's an approach that avoids both a "civil war" and Trump's guaranteed re-election.
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You can't have a story without peril or change, which this film assiduously avoids.
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He avoids broiled fish, coffee and other foods that interfere with his taste buds.
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The only time his team avoids the lake is in the midst of winter.
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But it avoids assessing other individual weather events for their link to climate change.
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The decision avoids, for now, a potentially momentous change for the Roman Catholic Church.
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A code name, though, allows for a familiar shorthand that avoids sharing delicate information.
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Williams-Garcia avoids the damaging tropes we often attach to stories about black boys.
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But Starbucks avoids the real problem in its plan for improving employee mental health.
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The Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) CEO generally avoids getting in the middle of hostile takeovers.
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Today, he says he avoids the places where he used to close his deals.
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Republicans are using a budget maneuver, called reconciliation, because it avoids a Democratic filibuster.
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Read says this is a major reason he avoids selling sneakers through these marketplaces.
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They are concerned with principles, with how one defeats temptation, greed, and avoids dishonor.
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It avoids her supposedly sexual flower paintings and includes only one nude by Stieglitz.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's proposal avoids the legal and logistical challenges of Ms. Warren's plan.
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As the topics flit around delightfully, it avoids being either heavy-handed or precious.
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Essentially, it avoids the question of what constitutes one, or two, or 211 regulations.
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Wayan, where Mr. Vongerichten's son, Cédric, is the chef, avoids both traps, I think.
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"She can be assured of our support in trying to find a solution that avoids any hard border on the island of Ireland, but also avoids any borders within the United Kingdom," said Dodds, whose party voted against May's deal earlier this month.
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It is distributed infrastructure, but it is infrastructure nonetheless, and it avoids further infrastructure costs.
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Still, Banyan avoids a discussion of the social conditions that trigger religious or ethnic insecurity.
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He said it avoids putting the victim through the ordeal of a possible re-trial.
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"When Scott does something and he knows it, he avoids you," Kim Kardashian West said.
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Bonn says his project, Silent Lives, focuses on those divisions but avoids drawing broad conclusions.
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Europe thus needs to take a path that avoids the extremes of naivety and hostility.
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He avoids sulfur dioxide, but protects the wine in vats with layers of neutral gas.
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He generally avoids gallery openings, he says, loth to dodge elbows and trays of champagne.
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The trap of the two-woman love triangle is not one that Hamilton entirely avoids.
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The low asset disposal loss reflects the pass-through amortisation, which avoids forced asset sales.
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"This technique avoids squashing the pages and preserves the pages and the ink," she said.
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The campaign's social media director, Dan Scavino, tweets prolifically but avoids discussing race and religion.
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CBSNewYork: RT CBSNews: When asked about Trump's 1995 tax returns, mike_pence essentially avoids question: … pic.twitter.
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But unlike Pepe's organization, Paul carefully avoids shipping street drugs like meth to the States.
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The Lancet study avoids that limitation, providing a fuller comparison between both of the drugs.
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It's a good balance that avoids the frustration of dying and losing hours of progress.
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He refuses to discard the myth, and avoids the challenge of genuinely reimagining American liberalism.
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He avoids my gaze, holding hands with a girl who looks my age, at best.
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The bill avoids technical questions of how firms should comply, saying only that they must.
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The musical narrowly avoids being a smug commentary on the travails of the Labour party.
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Then shit gets real, and Pierre barely avoids getting split in half by a cannon.
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She gives little glimmers of impersonation, especially when she sings, but mostly avoids distracting mimicry.
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As to be expected, the GAO report studiously avoids making any political or constitutional recommendation.
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According to Rolling Stone, Rihanna avoids a popular California spot "because she's afraid of ghosts."
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He avoids calling out Putin as part of an effort to achieve the greater good.
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Moon appeases his followers by escalating but also avoids inflaming tensions on the economic front.
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He monitors his home computer for local rare bird alerts but avoids similar cellphone apps.
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Governor Brown blames climate change for wildfires and avoids any meaningful conversation on policy solutions.
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This conflicted with Netflix's business model, which avoids French theaters in favor of immediate streaming.
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Ms. Wickstead avoids wearing any piece from the collection she is sending down the catwalk.
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Wright avoids going over that line, though, through the force of his own good nature.
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If it avoids any icky kissing, it includes a scene set in an opium den.
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The episode avoids feeling exploitative thanks to some key decisions made by Murphy and Mock.
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Capek avoids all this by returning relentlessly to the newts, in all their hideous particularity.
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This approach could work since it avoids the thorny battles inherent in broad range policymaking.
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Old wounds are reopened and new understandings sought, but the movie avoids a pat conclusion.
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But Mr. Mnuchin keeps his head down, and avoids publicizing his disagreements with President Trump.
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The best defense against worst-case scenarios is competent, rational leadership that avoids them altogether.
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As his investigation has advanced, there have been few leaks and he avoids the media.
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He does not eat garlic and generally avoids herbs to protect his palate from interference.
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But "Ride the Cyclone" never dawdles on such poignancy — in fact, it scrupulously avoids it.
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And here's a fourth: Your HSA contribution at work avoids Social Security and Medicare taxes.
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Corbyn himself avoids confrontation and says little to either reassure or frighten his fellow M.P.s.
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Background reading: Walmart, whose reach has reshaped communities nationwide, largely avoids publicly wading into politics.
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The retailer, whose sheer reach has reshaped communities nationwide, largely avoids publicly wading into politics.
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Reusing existing building stock conserves energy and avoids the high environmental costs of new construction.
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A school which avoids differences, directly or obliquely, places education outside the context of living.
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He also avoids the popular party cities of Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Nashville, Tennessee.
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The narrow and targeted statutory remedy set forth in the CREATES Act avoids these problems.
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How can we foster a market that increases competition and avoids the next Martin Shkreli?
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Asprey also avoids grains, legumes and sugar to stabilize his blood sugar and reduce inflammation.
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Another says he avoids the hassle by sticking mostly to features about animals and weather.
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The donation not only fulfills withdrawal requirements, but also avoids income tax on the withdrawal.
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By contrast, the official USDA Twitter account, with nearly 640,22018 followers, completely avoids the topic.
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Though locked on lives shaped by chronic poverty, this tough little movie avoids social commentary.
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"Crooked would add partisan lightning rod dynamic Bloomberg *currently* avoids in the general," Miller wrote.
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Pountney avoids the digital tricks that, at the Met, too often substitute for theatrical craft.
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" Another deputy noted that he "avoids eye contact" and "looks downward with a blank stare.
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Wallace-Wells avoids the "eerily banal language of climatology" in favor of lush, rolling prose.
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Kevin's routine is much different – he gets drunk and avoids the subject of his father altogether.
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Others felt their own interpretation of quantum mechanics avoids the problems posed by the new paper.
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He avoids her at the office, but then learns that she's waiting outside his campaign party.
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She largely avoids any conversation when it comes to Trump and his dismissive language about women.
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Food is all plant-based and it avoids sending anything to landfill by recycling and composting.
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Teleprompter Trump reads his remarks as written, avoids ad hominem attacks and plays nicely with others.
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A gentleman graciously avoids the appearance of physical threat, even when he does not intend it.
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Top bets are energy, telecoms and financials, and biggest "avoids" are health care, staples and utilities.
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After months of short-term budget deals, this is a breakthrough that avoids future government shutdowns.
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" This avoids a situation where the "next person comes on and then we've switched topics altogether.
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This is also a relief to Ryan, who avoids the embarrassment of being overruled as speaker.
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Ms. Martel avoids establishing shots and, at times cutting away from the action, favors abrupt transitions.
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Second, it avoids mixing minor offenders with more hardened criminals, who will teach them bad habits.
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Waldheim avoids direct answers when questioned about what he knew, when and where he was posted.
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Even if she avoids such a contest, most ministers and MPs expect her to go soon.
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Basically, if the government sues the property, it essentially avoids the constitutional rights attached to people.
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Instead, Facebook is taking a sparse lens orientation approach that avoids the complex rigs all-together.
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A local MP describes him as a nice man, but says he avoids confronting the army.
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She avoids her mother, a fish seller, who is distraught about her daughter's fall from grace.
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"Abstraction" can sound like it is about design that has few ornaments or avoids realistic representation.
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And, even if his nominee avoids answering direct questions about how they'd rule on Roe v.
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He avoids semi-colons and shifts indiscriminately to the present tense—"which drives copy editors crazy".
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Yet it might be the case that South Africa avoids the worst while improving only slowly.
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But it should do so in a way that avoids fuelling inflation too much, he said.
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Singer also donates items others would toss in the trash and avoids plastic at all costs.
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It also avoids overbroad releases by absent class members of claims that should not be released.
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He can also focus better on his music and being creative when he avoids social media.
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He typically assiduously avoids calling out his opponents by name while criticizing their campaigns and policies.
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He also avoids nightshades (mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers etc.), limiting consumption to a few times a month.
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As a work of narrative journalism, Wood avoids the common pitfalls of Westerners writing about Islam.
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But he avoids the inflammatory rhetoric of the Freedom Party and its head, Heinz-Christian Strache.
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"The Constitution avoids moral judgment," Todd Underwood, the company's founder, said in an email on Wednesday.
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Prevailing trends have never jibed with the composer anyways, and in fact he actively avoids them.
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The new U.S. course avoids some of the most drastic options the administration could have pursued.
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Yet all this equivocating has started to bother her, and now she avoids using the phrase.
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That cat that avoids even cold stoves after an unexpected singe has nothing on wine drinkers.
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It "avoids" a final constitutional ruling because the government ultimately loses on grounds of statutory interpretation.
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He also avoids nightshades (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, etc.), limiting consumption to a few times a month.
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But it avoids obstacles just fine and is a great vacuum for apartments and confined areas.
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Mr. Trump proclaims that our country's infrastructure is crumbling, but he avoids contributing to its repair.
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McCain, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, promised to hold a hearing if Bergdahl avoids punished.
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The staff at PUST avoids talking about politics and religion in the classroom, delegation members said.
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It avoids those massive distractions and zeroes in on the definitive question of dealing with China.
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Ms. Scarcella avoids discussing her age online because she's afraid of alienating parts of her audience.
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Those forecasts were based on the assumption that Britain avoids an economically damaging no-deal Brexit.
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She avoids acrylics and gels ("too drying") and likes Sally Hansen Hard as Nails nail treatment.
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Some answers are obvious, but for the most part this musical avoids the trap of sentimentality.
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The group believes that their education approach—which avoids lecturing—works to keep young people engaged.
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Outwardly, at least, Bay avoids the roiling political controversy connected to the events in his film.
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She still avoids watching TV interviews, because of the possibility that the footage will be played.
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She avoids any contact with the police or other authorities, and said she feels extremely vulnerable.
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The repeal bill will be handled through a budget process called reconciliation, which avoids a filibuster.
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Ned Newell-Hanson, a 26-year-old Londoner, watches football obsessively but avoids paying for it.
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Ultimately, what avoided war in 1968 could be what avoids it today: sitting down and talking.
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Because Drnaso avoids visual clutter in "Sabrina," any object that he includes feels freighted with import.
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He has another way of putting more time in his day: he avoids the subway altogether.
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He avoids swimming after heavy rains, he said, but largely, water cleanliness is not a concern.
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For the most part, though not always, Mr. Billington avoids this particular deadly intellectual (clap) trap.
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Ms. Blake says she sometimes avoids text messages and phone calls for days at a time.
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Discussing the hypothetical future draft instead of the actual present-day military neatly avoids those problems.
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And when it comes to Trump, Spanberger's team notably avoids any mention of investigating the president.
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The hourlong tour doesn't minimize the tragedy, but avoids the historical exhibition, which has news footage.
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Everyone carefully avoids promising too much in the way of specific changes to the status quo.
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The footage avoids showing Edward Norton, who originated the role before Mark Ruffalo took it over.
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Accordingly, she avoids tests like mammograms and colonoscopies because she won't treat the diseases they reveal.
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Even though the little guy is a furnace, Erin somehow avoids overheating thanks to the bed.
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She'll state her weight in a public interview but avoids looking at the monitor when filming.
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She finds most foods "fair game" now, but still avoids soy and dairy due to allergies.
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Allowing that the historical evidence is not always easy to interpret, he avoids unproductive contentious debate.
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Not to do so is naïve and ridiculously self-blinding in a way that avoids reality.
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Whether it actually avoids emulating said tedium depends on how engaging you find its two stooges.
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Protecting minorities requires a comprehensive and holistic approach that avoids feeding into tensions on the ground.
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Because the language of poetry avoids the quotidian — but the best poetry simultaneously celebrates the quotidian.
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He avoids the nihilist trap that causes so many journalistic assessments of politicians to be unsatisfying.
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Thursday's settlement ends that process, and avoids a trial that had been scheduled for Nov. 6.
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While Guralnik delicately avoids answering the husband's question directly — Do you think we should give up?
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On her day off, the award-winning bartender avoids politics but embraces a drink (or two).
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The film avoids most of the clichés of LGBTQ drama by celebrating trans romance and life.
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He added that, as a Republican, he avoids speaking out in opposition to other Republican proposals.
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That is partly because of politics, since aiding poor children avoids the paralysing debate over culpability.
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This avoids smashing your toes against each other and truly makes for a more comfortable run.
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Keeping each country's law within each country's borders avoids both conflicts and undue burdens on industry.
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Best of all, it's a simple process that avoids the trauma often associated with budget reductions.
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Above all, a Biden run avoids repeating the mistake of 2016 — the hubris of imperfect foresight.
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This wall won't fix anything, it will just prove America avoids their problems and builds barriers.
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The memo, seen by Reuters, does not mention Trump and avoids taking a direct political stance.
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Now 25, Mr. Holm still avoids sitting with his back to the entrance of a room.
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He worries that someone could try to push him, so he avoids the station at night.
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It's important that he avoids this label if he wants to continue speaking on college campuses.
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New Documents is also the most moving show I've experienced — yet it avoids being overly sentimental.
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True utsushi simultaneously captures the essentialness and spirit of an existing work but avoids exact reproduction.
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Unusually for a politician, Mr Madigan avoids interviews (including requests from The Economist) and most public events.
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Peter DeFazio The 15-term Congressman will not attend the ceremony, but he typically avoids the inauguration.
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Sophie McKay's London-based label Bar Jewellery uses recycled silver and avoids chemicals in the manufacturing process.
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This whole plot is, I think, key to why Corporate ultimately avoids feeling too cynical to live.
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Here's hoping it avoids the J.J. Abrams curse and completely comes to pieces in its second installment.
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Yet the film avoids exploring that personal life and the glaring, and interesting, contradictions that defined it.
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Even if a president avoids removal, impeachment is a stain when there is ample evidence of misconduct.
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The company says it avoids hiring too many from any single faculty to avoid hollowing it out.
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But the author wisely avoids the cliché of the "good German" in this novel of subtle surprises.
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The counterproposal avoids negative consequences for domestic business and skirts conflicts with Switzerland's international obligations, it added.
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Freedom and responsibility — these values are critical to Netflix's work culture, which values transparency and avoids control.
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So Israel avoids hitting Hezbollah convoys or rockets inside Lebanon and prefers to strike it inside Syria.
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"The biggest benefit of it is that it avoids a lot of the overhead problems," says Weeden.
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He neither avoids doing what is difficult for him nor turns his clunkiness into a signature style.
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The settlement avoids a trial that was set to begin in April in federal court in Florida.
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Today, de Benoist generally avoids social media and remains very much a man of the printed page.
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What's most impressive about Dickinson is how ably it avoids all the traps laid out before it.
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Synthesizing new frames keeps the current application at full frame rate, advances motion forward, and avoids judder.
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Despite being worth $77.4 billion according to Forbes magazine, Buffett avoids some trappings associated with the rich.
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BillFixers avoids new contracts; best not to be locked in, so you can negotiate again next year.
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" The one exercise Alcantara says she avoids is cardio: "I try to walk 10,000 steps a day.
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Moscow carefully avoids any actions or words that might be seen as interference in an electoral process.
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And second was Canada's free-trade deal, which avoids the rules but does not cover most services.
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This avoids valuable IP being displayed next to crummy models that may well fall apart when printed.
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Even the territory's largest pro-democracy group, the New Macau Association, avoids criticising the Communists too loudly.
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Before the premiere, Huck told Vogue that A.Human avoids anything too directly inspired by existing beauty standards.
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In his own newer filing, Mueller understandably avoids making any uncharged allegations about Manafort and collusion crimes.
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The highlights also add dimension and O'Connor's foil technique magically avoids that chunky, streak-y highlighted look.
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Cadre on the other hand avoids this problem by servicing wealthy investors — trading democratization for reduced exposure.
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Khan is known to take on all comers, but that reputation suffers the longer he avoids Brook.
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She avoids the didacticism of other late night shows, while also delivering salient commentary on cultural zeitgeist.
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Nura chose this design because it avoids converting a digital signal to an analog signal, Campbell says.
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Who will protect personal information, and who will make sure artificial intelligence respects privacy and avoids bias?
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Price: $20.85 Each time your recipient avoids the treachery of their cold floors, they'll think of you.
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"Peak" by Anders Ericsson, a psychologist studying expertise, and Robert Pool, a science writer, avoids these shortcomings.
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Since one suspect might have spilled the beans, snitching avoids a lifetime in jail for the other.
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By winning the group, El Tri most likely avoids a quarterfinal matchup with the tournament favorite Argentina.
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When it comes to the adult characters, Whaley avoids the tired conventions of clueless or vilified parents.
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The goal is "to seek a solution that avoids legal action," the hospital said in a statement.
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" Sanders avoids participating in profiles about her, because, she says, she doesn't want to "become the story.
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This is not a crisis that can be met with incremental change that avoids rocking the boat.
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The group avoids saying any of the other strategies are wrong, just that they are different theories.
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There may be a way to integrate tech into the classroom, however, that avoids its harmful effects.
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Simons is far more apologetic about the money he makes than about the taxes he avoids paying.
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By investing in these natural assets, the city avoids or defers the cost of replacing damaged pipes.
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As a result, Lee avoids scrutiny by forgoing public transportation and traveling by taxi or car instead.
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There are some bars and old friends he "avoids" now, but he still goes out clubbing regularly.
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She avoids the guards, because she doesn't want to be sent to the infirmary, but it's hard.
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Avoids a messy firing: Comey's term doesn't expire until 2023, but Trump could fire him, with cause.
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He avoids holding companywide meetings and prefers to dispense information to individuals or small groups, they say.
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Ms. Syed said that when traveling with non-Muslim colleagues, she avoids passing through security alongside them.
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Mr. Linklater avoids flashbacks and other obvious ways of connecting the film's present to its implied past.
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The Nunes memo suggests that there was substantial additional evidence, even though it avoids discussing that evidence.
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He avoids screen time for his children, and is more wary of the tools he helped build.
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Williams avoids Jane Austen, on the reasonable ground that a lot has already been done on her.
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Among the handful of foods and ingredients Brady scrupulously avoids (most controversially: nightshades!) were caffeine and coffee.
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Louise Lawler, the photographer who studiously avoids being photographed herself, had her first MoMA retrospective last year.
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It documents an art that avoids a signature style and an artist who refused a categorical identity.
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And the film avoids asking its subjects how they would even want to define happiness or love.
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He never quite loses his idealism; in a crass political era, he impressively avoids becoming a cynic.
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Half of us have a family member who avoids necessary medical care or prescriptions because of cost.
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A spokeswoman said the artist was traveling on Tuesday and unavailable for interviews (which he typically avoids).
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A blanket acceptance of all accusations simply avoids the difficult work of transforming our methods of judgment.
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What Murray avoids discussing are the profound questions surrounding one of the studies that scaffold his thinking.
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"It feels f---ing amazing," Swift, who famously avoids cursing in public, says in the trailer uncensored.
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This frees up plenty of room and avoids turning my office into being only a treadmill room.
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The justices could choose to grapple with those questions or find a middle ground that avoids them.
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He is the kind of heedless traveller who somehow avoids the food poisoning that befalls his companions.
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"It certainly avoids the worst case where they're told to get out," Berenberg analyst Usman Ghazi said.
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Jeffrey Blanton avoids picking up Uber and Lyft passengers at Los Angeles International Airport at all costs.
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Yet, having shifted blame to the agencies for the failures and burdens, Congress avoids updating the statutes.
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As the CFPB itself has found, it's faster, cheaper and avoids all the downsides of protracted litigation.
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Ethan "Moose" Read is a successful sneaker reseller who avoids selling on marketplaces like StockX and GOAT.
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And it avoids future continuing resolutions, or CRs, those short-term spending bills detested by both parties.
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She avoids familiar harmonic signposts and is inclined toward spectacularly vivid eruptions of instrumental and electronic sound.
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Censure avoids a messy, expensive and fruitless trial in the Senate, which would further divide the country.
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When Elba has 15 minutes of free time, the actor told Fast Company he avoids technology altogether.
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He also avoids criticizing the president when just with his staff, according to people who know him.
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Is there an appropriate response for elected officials that avoids the pitfalls of this artificial binary choice?
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He avoids all processed foods and a typical day's diet for him might include only two meals.
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Trump avoids such politically tough decisions yet still promises to achieve a balanced budget in 10 years.
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The movie avoids the temptation to present sports as a cure for any of America's enduring sicknesses.
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By invoking Mapplethorpe's work in this way, the movie avoids having to actually show any penises itself.
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The bartender avoids getting close to others, lest they learn he tried to kill someone years ago.
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For the most part, American television avoids the last two or three weeks of the calendar year.
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How about the friend who avoids microwaves and antiperspirant to protect themselves from "radiation" and "toxins," respectively?
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Even as pieces like Rechmaoui's skirt close to a science museum's instructiveness, Let's Talk avoids obvious didacticism.
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With its latest update, Netflix avoids all of this and looks rightly optimized for the new iPad Pros.
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Maybe you are one of those humans that avoids all trailers because they spoil the movie too much.
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The longer he avoids a firm stance, the greater the danger of time running out on border adjustment.
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VICE: Is there a way Trump could write another executive order that restricts immigration but avoids a lawsuit?
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The skies are different shades of red while my space pod narrowly avoids a larger flying vehicle above.
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But she has strict rules for fan interaction during her outings — and even avoids shaking hands with fans.
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So committed is the show to plumbing Roberts's dramatic chops that it all but avoids deploying her laughter.
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His injudicious comments on halitosis aside, he also avoids attacking others, including his rivals, whom he scarcely mentions.
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His step-mom now avoids Hayden's classmate whenever they go to the local movie theater he works at.
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Sessions vows to crack down on leaks; Trump visits coal country; Brazil's president narrowly avoids a corruption trial.
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Hopefully, U.S. and Chinese negotiators will strike a deal in the months ahead that avoids further tariff escalation.
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In some cases, a longer initial hospital stay that avoids a readmission is worth the additional upfront investment.
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To that end, Mr Fernández has pursued Mr Macri on the economy, a subject the president's team avoids.
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Paired with a nude heel and statement bag, this look keeps you polished and avoids thigh-chafe. 3.
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The show, set years before Odenkirk's character, Saul Goodman, meets Walter White, avoids the pitfalls of spinoff television.
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One of Moonlight's remarkable strengths is how completely it avoids preaching, after-school messaging, or pat cinematic answers.
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Probuphone also avoids either the chance for "diversion" — someone else other than the prescribed person taking the pill.
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Further, the technology is brand new and avoids many of the pitfalls of the original body-scanning tech.
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"By decentralizing data through the blockchain, Factom avoids critical failures due to user error or hacker," he added.
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At this point, he says he avoids the term "search neutrality" when he talks to tech policy experts.
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She avoids parks, dashes from her car into buildings and steers clear of any areas without air conditioning.
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The Europeans have endeavored to come up with a mechanism to trade with Iran that avoids using dollars.
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The spinoff of the two divisions into the new company avoids a tax liability that had worried creditors.
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NARAL Pro-Choice America, one of the nation's largest abortion rights advocacy groups, traditionally avoids making primary endorsements.
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Asexuality also avoids the many costs of finding and attracting a mate, not to mention sexually transmitted diseases.
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But even after that period expires we shouldn't expect to hear much, as Snap generally avoids the press.
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The attorney, Paul Lang, also said the confession was part of a deal that avoids the death penalty.
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I'm a vegetarian who avoids midtown Manhattan at all costs, so we were off to a great start.
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Kushner, also a top White House adviser, usually avoids cameras and the past week has been no exception.
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Lately, Bush tends to say definitively that Trump won't be the party's pick and avoids answering the hypothetical.
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This rhetoric avoids or misses the work's challenge to genre categorization and the underlying politics of economic status.
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It also avoids the problems associated with most internet panels, since we have a well-defined sampling frame.
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So the company avoids any potential liabilities that would potentially arise from an influx of snake-oil salesmen.
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The BJP chief minister of Maharashtra says that anyone who avoids the words "has no place in India".
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Nier avoids this problem, for the most part, and it's best to think of the endings as chapters.
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The clean right can be very conservative indeed, in this schema, but avoids appeals to prejudice and paranoia.
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Also, Juno will be following a specialized polar orbit that avoids the strongest parts of the radiation belts.
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At breakfast, I asked Sanders how he avoids feeling demoralized when the Republicans control every branch of government.
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" Every time Trump follows a script and avoids demonizing an entire people, he gets praised for being "presidential.
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The effect of this bureaucratic victory avoids establishing a new civilian leadership chain to the secretary of Defense.
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The video, in its high ambition, largely avoids dance; the concert, using dance heavily, doesn't aim as high.
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The app also avoids inflammatory language in presenting the facts, allowing users time to reflect rather than react.
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She avoids sentimentality the way a runner on the beach zigs to avoid the foamy lips of waves.
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Shutting off the transmitter avoids any possibility of Rosetta's interfering with the deep space communications of other spacecraft.
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Now, however, whenever he can, Karakoyun avoids the bustling streets where many Turks live in the German capital.
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Several readers offered suggestions for broaching the subject in a manner that avoids an implied accusation of bigotry.
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Lee also avoids telling patients the treatments she personally thinks they should have done to improve their looks.
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By not putting a home on the market, the seller avoids value expectations, Kirman explained to Business Insider.
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Tye, the author of a biography of Satchel Paige among other books, wisely avoids the two-Bobby stratagem.
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Notably, he avoids the semi-annual international conferences led by the Heartland Institute, today the hub of doubt.
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"Zero Days" has a similarly balanced outlook along with a critical political viewpoint that avoids hysteria and demagogy.
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Underwood has been less chatty, which suggests that he potentially avoids engagement at the end of the show.
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It would be something if we knew Trump's view on race relations, but she avoids the topic studiously.
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Smart routing that avoids left turns saves delivery company UPS more than three million gallons of fuel annually.
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The plan involves building a service that avoids long-term contracts, as well as complex bundles and billing.
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Peter Rice, who was named the chairman of Walt Disney Television on Monday, avoids that kind of showboating.
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At worst, it's a patronizing decree that avoids addressing the real problem at the heart of science's woes.
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In the Moises Arias-directed clip, he avoids inquiries on whether or not he is the caped crusader.
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Platform-only businesses are more profitable, because the delivery provider avoids the costs of logistics infrastructure and riders.
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It saves costs, it avoids hard decisions, it absolves leaders and employees of the sins committed by users.
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The group said its forecasts were based on the assumption that Britain avoids a damaging no-deal Brexit.
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For the average diesel car, each kilometer not driven avoids 52 milligrams of the pollutant entering the air.
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An opponent of abortion who avoids gay pride parades, Mr. Scheer's social conservatism evidently turned off many Canadians.
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Air drying avoids the machine altogether and could save millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year.
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The color of blood remains so painfully resonant for another medic that she avoids it like the plague.
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Like Jungsik, Atoboy favors the subtler end of the Korean flavor spectrum, but it avoids fussing and tweezing.
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Successful entrepreneur Tim Ferriss avoids this by practicing "Stoicism" and only worrying about things that he can change.
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It might seem an odd holding for a mutual fund, like Endeavor, that avoids producers of fossil fuels.
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It avoids politically unpopular forms of welfare while significantly bolstering the welfare state for those who need it.
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Current law avoids any such coercion by requiring overtime to be paid in the pay period it's earned.
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Holmes, who performs introspection as flamboyantly as Aziz avoids it, pressed him to consider what happens after death.
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There's a reason why Warren avoids the conversation about how we're going to pay for Medicare for All.
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Its method is not only elegant and powerful, but fundamentally avoids many issues that nag other lidar technologies.
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Washington quarterback Jake Browning avoids some of the in-season attention, good or bad, by staying off Twitter.
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Apple, by the way, avoids all this by not offering a phone-only interface for CarPlay at all.
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Cumulatively, this avoids any power dominating Eurasia and threatening the U.S. position at the apex of global power.
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He keeps his bedroom free of clutter, avoids social media and cares little, he said, for material possessions.
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Many of the cases were people connected to a religious group that promotes alternative healing and avoids vaccinations.
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He avoids dramatizing the lives of peasants and manual laborers, or giving heroic stature to his bedraggled subjects.
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The exhibition embraces these marginalized communities as organic parts of their surrounding society and consciously avoids victimizing them.
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As long as the economy stays under that limit and avoids inflation, the government can spend more money.
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Plus the site avoids a big pitfall ... hiring certain divorce lawyers who fuel conflict to rack up fees.
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If the Cavs win, he avoids further punishment and can join his team in Cleveland for Game 6.
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Spoiler alert: This post contains spoilers regarding Janet from The Good Place, but it avoids other big plot points.
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It is true that Trump's budget ax avoids blows to the large entitlement programs, including Social Security and Medicare.
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They discuss why Wintour personally avoids social media and the consequences of Donald Trump's tweets about non-white congresswomen.
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The opinion scrupulously avoids any defense of Donald Trump, as an individual, in deciding to order such a policy.
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Indeed, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has said it generally avoids arrests at "sensitive locations," including places of worship.
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Senator Kamala Harris's section (starting on page 153) is worth reading in full, especially for the questions Facebook avoids.
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When the crew confronts Greaves about his poorly written script, he evades making changes and avoids directing the actors.
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Booksmart, with a screenplay credited to four women, nimbly avoids defining the girls through their looks or their relationships.
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While it will probably speak to an underserved audience segment of smart, socially awkward women, it avoids audience flattery.
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But if the firm avoids liquidation, an administrator will be given the power to sell many of its assets.
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Unger avoids the cliché of portraying Rain's husband as unfeeling, unhelpful or uncaring; he's quite the opposite, in fact.
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Cade Sura is not a hero like Luke — in fact, he actively avoids the adventure and responsibility Luke seeks.
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Outdoor Voices' Haney says she's conscious of not appearing too "daunting" on social media and avoids flaunting her success.
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This diffusion avoids any single point of failure by allowing the network to dynamically reroute data through the mesh.
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The episode unpacks the aftermath of the assault on the Saviors, but avoids the characters that arguably matter most.
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But a trade deal that avoids more severe tariffs could help, since many companies prepared investors for the worst.
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It also avoids a turf war among lawmakers who might be upset if they were excluded from the investigation.
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And Parvaiz's slow brainwashing by ISIS, and subsequent struggle against his brainwashing, only narrowly avoids becoming a wholesale cliché.
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It avoids terms such as vegan or vegetarian and instead displays its products in the meat case of supermarkets.
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China prefers the KMT, which avoids talk of going it alone and instead, stresses economic ties with the mainland.
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Junior Jimenez, a glasses salesman from Brooklyn, considers himself a superfan who avoids watching trailers for fear of spoilers.
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Yet it isn't just the technical challenges that this class avoids, but anything to do with implementation in general.
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Typically, Mr Thorne avoids the temptation to provide easy moralising and neat conclusions, considering those unrealistic and therefore dishonest.
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The unit has a minimalist look which avoids coming across too much like a piece of ugly office furniture.
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Personal Capital, which has $2.8 billion in assets under management, generally avoids trades near the market open and close.
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A well-heeled trained engineer, 45-year-old Hofer is often soft spoken and largely avoids overly racist statements.
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The left avoids the subject, while the right proposes simply to stamp a traditional German identity on the newcomers.
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The implications for macroeconomic policies will be limited "so long as China avoids destabilizing capital outflow," S&P said.
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What's remarkable about Juno is how it avoids one huge problem of studying Jupiter: The planet's circuitry frying radiation.
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An email newsletter avoids most of the pitfalls of Twitter hell while still delivering on many of value points.
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He largely avoids foreign policy, and when he does discuss it he offers platitudes or bizarre and vague proposals.
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Cutting mass transit fares avoids much of the wealth redistribution moral hazard by simply extending the benefits to everyone.
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Having a drive shipped to your door avoids Comcast yelling at you for downloading gigabytes upon gigabytes of data.
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He takes his time, and avoids hasty judgements and interventions, but by no means does he drag his feet.
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The study also avoids altogether projected benefits of cutting emissions and assumes little to no innovation in new technologies.
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That avoids forcing every business to answer to 46 differing state regimes for definitions, tax rates, rules, and audits.
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"He hates direct confrontation, and always avoids it," said Austen Ivereigh, author of a well-regarded biography of Francis.
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It's irrelevant that Lanez avoids actually addressing the beef because you know we wrote this due to Drake's presence.
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North Korea avoids previously imposed sanctions by illicitly trading with countries while at sea instead of over land borders.
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He shrugs it off, and then narrowly avoids being turned into courgetti by Dolokhov during a playful sword fight.
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The whole design, which could almost pass for an airplane sleep mask, avoids looking ostentatiously high-tech or intimidating.
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It just so happens that Apple avoids paying taxes on sales revenue in Germany, Belgium and France as well.
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" It, too, avoids overt description, here in favor of what Mr. Cerdenia calls "a large, quasi-symmetrical narrative arc.
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Ms. Lockwood avoids didacticism, believing that the immediacy of her work makes its own case directly to the body.
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Mr. Reed avoids the TV news route, employing quiet interviews with victims, witnesses and responders and raw firsthand footage.
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Baxter nimbly avoids tropes common to writing about Africa, and his continuous self-effacement inspires trust in his account.
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It completely avoids much of what makes a largely US-influenced internet tick, catering entirely to mainstream Indian interests.
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The risks of this approach are considerable, and it wouldn't be accurate to say that Miranda entirely avoids them.
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In particular, he avoids bars, because "people are even more aggressive about coming up and talking" there, he said.
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Communism was intended as a more noble system — economic parity that avoids the inequality bound to arise from capitalism.
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It avoids a series in Toronto, whose heavily right-handed lineup Girardi assiduously avoided using Sabathia against last season.
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In the same way, Trump's economic message is one people want to hear, and avoids that which they don't.
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She avoids wearing heels that aren't wedges, though she occasionally breaks that rule for stilettos on a night out.
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He typically avoids the exposition-spouting talking heads of most documentaries; all dialogue comes in the form of conversation.
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Clips from her show provide comic relief, and she purposefully avoids addressing the muddled and corrupt world of politics.
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It avoids the problems of patronizing to Christian audiences or, worse, satirizing them without understanding their point of view.
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" In public, she avoids handshakes and fears "that there's going to be weirdos there that want to kill me.
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Non-unionization also means Ryanair Sun avoids collective labor agreements that can put restrictions on transfers to other bases.
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It's super simple, avoids the mathematical and mechanical complexity of ranked-choice voting and achieves more complete voter representation.
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He doesn't smoke or do drugs, avoids drinking to excess, and maintains a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
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Perhaps it's superstition, he admits, but he avoids other games for the fear of losing his feeling with Quake.
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Trump studiously avoids talking about human rights in Russia (and Turkey, China, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines, among others).
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In his PowerPoint-centric show, Dr. Subramanian avoids topics that can turn divisive like climate change or gene discovery.
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Islamic banking avoids interest, which the Qur'an forbids as enriching investors at the expense of entrepreneurs, thus widening inequality.
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Although he got his money back, he now avoids payment apps, preferring to use cash or his debit card.
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While she avoids stoner clichés, Ms. Stone does try to "blow minds," usually with an eye-popping design feature.
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The Fed is legally prohibited from lending to bankrupt companies, and it avoids lending to risky businesses without backup.
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This result isn't exactly a resounding victory, but it avoids giving skittish Republicans another reason to eye the exits.
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Almost everyone riding with me is on their phone, trying to avoid human interaction like Pac-Man avoids ghosts.
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I believe the Chief scrupulously avoids hinting, even to his closest friends, that any differences exist in the partnership.
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If the United States avoids a serious outbreak and the economy proves resilient, stocks and growth could rebound quickly.
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A Tadawul listing also avoids the kind of legal liabilities that might arise from listing in, say, New York.
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The budget itself avoids some of the tough choices that would be required to enact Mr. Trump's fiscal vision.
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Decolonize also avoids sharing videos that show people being beaten out of respect for the victim, Mr. Husain said.
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While the books have been commercial and critical successes, Ms. Penny says she avoids reading reviews of her work.
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And Mr. Moss is a social caterpillar who avoids the gala circuit, a drawback for Vanity Fair's extroverted culture.
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But if "Little Joe's" message is never less than apparent, it avoids hitting you over the head with it.
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Roman avoids eye contact and lies and says he didn't touch him, even though he almost lost a tooth.
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The tortured bathing routine of Ethan Hanson, who, after enduring sexual trauma as a Marine recruit, avoids taking showers.
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Directed and developed by Mitchell Cushman for the Canadian company Outside the March, "Lessons in Temperament" avoids emotional drama.
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Sure, the platform studiously avoids "politics," but the ideology of corporate America seeps out through its every user notification.
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With 53 Republicans senators, McConnell can get his preferred rules package through if he avoids too many GOP defections.
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Most companies are attempting to mitigate this by some means or another, but Baraja's method avoids the possibility altogether.
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Most presidents aim for the Middle style, which Cicero suggests avoids ornateness but is still "pleasing" to the audience.
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This is a measured and pragmatic approach that avoids the unnecessarily callous policies proposed by the Trump White House.
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In terms of commercial use, the aircraft can deliver packages faster than a truck because it avoids car traffic.
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He's the cat who goes his own way, refuses interviews, doesn't attend his openings, and avoids the art world.
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Sure, the platform studiously avoids "politics," but the ideology of corporate America seeps out through its every user notification.
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This may be an opera dominated by animals, but as you might be able to tell, it avoids cuteness.
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Mr. Dausgaard, who avoids going for big statements, conveyed the work's subtle dramatic character and brought out striking details.
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He avoids taking any perilous steps into the president's limelight by staying relentlessly on message, whatever the diplomatic cost.
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But this approach is at least honest and avoids the errors committed by more traditional approaches to online dating.
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The best part about the concept, in my opinion, is that it avoids making you download each app separately.
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Orange Is the New Black season six ultimately avoids this threat, but only by the skin of its teeth.
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Ouyang avoids pure objectification of the white male body, sanctifying the performers' purpose and expanding the perceivable male role.
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The first season (13 episodes, 43 minutes each) thankfully avoids a Lost-esque approach of stringing out the mysteries forever.
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Sonta avoids the frustration that usually infuses the vocals of songs like this, opting for a laid back flow instead.
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Cash as a heroine is tough and complicated, but Rendon avoids the trope of a girl making good against odds.
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This avoids diplomatic wranglings; but a post-Brexit government will surely be embarrassed that it is using EU-approved commitments.
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He also embraces gender-fluid clothing and avoids labeling himself (he has even said he doesn't categorize himself as human).
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It also avoids rules-of-origin checks on exports to ensure that they do not include parts from third countries.
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Extinct in New York works so well because it avoids the pathos you might expect such a facility to evoke.
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Boyle is on Twitter and Instagram, but he avoids Tumblr, where the bulk of Harry Potter's fan-created content lives.
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Bamboo is also considered by some experts to be eco-friendly, since its fast growth avoids the need for pesticides.
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It also avoids blood vessels, which may lead to less of an inflammatory response in the brain, the paper says.
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She lashes out at the new neighbors, installs fancy new security all over the house, and avoids leaving her nest.
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Kendall avoids answering the question directly by saying she's "not ready" for their relationship to end, but Arie presses on.
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It sounds like a toast rich people give over champagne as others suffer from the political consequences that money avoids.
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She also plays Lady Margaret Delacorte, the slightly reclusive Duchess of Montenaro who wears large sunglasses and avoids public attention.
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All this is quite convincing and Mr Collins avoids the sin of many management books, being neither incomprehensible nor inconsequential.
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Rob Kardashian typically avoids the spotlight, but he returned to Keeping Up with the Kardashians to celebrate his daughter's birthday.
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He is rarely seen in public, publishes very little, avoids journalists, sits silently through meetings, and yet steers the country.
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Like Foos in his attic, Talese's book avoids questioning itself or its subject, or taking seriously the matter of harm.
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Evie comes perilously close to being embroiled in murder, but by the grace of deus ex machina, she avoids it.
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He avoids personal insult but tries to indict the larger system that Clinton can, fairly or not, be linked to.
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As much as he cultivates influence behind the scenes, Regnery avoids a public role and almost never speaks to reporters.
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The deal with Mexico to limit its sugar exports avoids retaliation from Mexico on U.S. high-fructose corn syrup imports.
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About the only good thing about it is that it mostly avoids the icky implications of a female-gendered servant.
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He mostly avoids the baggy pants, prop dependency, and broad racial stereotypes that filled turn-of-the-20th-century stages.
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"We support a free trade deal that avoids hard borders & enables continued cooperation with" the Republic of Ireland, he said.
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Or the app can tell you an alternate route to take that might seem counterintuitive but avoids the slow-down.
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Snapchat avoids the traps of Facebook and Instagram by keeping private lives private — a social network that isn't too social.
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By staying "ruthlessly open-minded," Andreessen said he avoids missing out on opportunities because he's convinced himself they don't work.
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Still, it could be that Thursday's hearing avoids questions of NASA's climate research altogether and focuses chiefly on space exploration.
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" He added that he avoids online theories about his show, because "that stuff will worm its way into your brain.
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In the interview, González talks at length with ease and avoids the ideological battles that often mark US-Cuban relations.
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He got rid of the device in 2016 when he went on a break and still avoids it whenever possible.
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The best tax policy avoids paternalism: It does not try to push companies or people to behave a certain way.
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Hanging tough fits his self-image and avoids the wrath of conservative media that reflects and stirs up his base.
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Harper says he also avoids pasta, potatoes, and sandwiches, along with some naturally carb-heavy items like beans and apples.
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But going solo avoids the pressure to maintain pace with someone, or perhaps you prefer music or podcasts over talking.
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Apple customer support is often rated highly throughout the world, but that doesn't mean the company always avoids unhappy customers.
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She knows the types of trips he bids and she avoids flights that use the type of aircraft he flies.
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He also avoids having his picture taken, but was photographed at Oslo Airport on Monday by a Norwegian news agency.
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The cost of new bulbs is a couple of dollars and avoids having to take your car into the garage.
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The First Step Act also avoids some of the pitfalls that limited progressive support for previous attempts at compromise legislation.
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However, Apple's system avoids storing any raw mapping scans of a user's surroundings in the cloud, said the two sources.
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Rates typically exceed $250 per night in high season, but visiting at other times avoids crowds and yields competitive deals.
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The BOE has long said it plans to raise interest rates gradually, assuming Britain avoids a no-deal Brexit shock.
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The BoE has long said it plans to raise interest rates gradually, assuming Britain avoids a no-deal Brexit shock.
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Ms. Hughes avoids discussing the election with her mother, but their neighbor Benjamin Green, 20143, knows just what Washington needs.
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While quick, the battle would still put the spotlight on a divisive issue for the GOP, something McConnell typically avoids.
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By making the designs aggressive, bold, in-your-face, Cirel avoids preachiness and instead includes the viewer in the joke.
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BELIZE CITY, Belize (Reuters) - Burdened by chronic back pain, Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow avoids traveling abroad, his colleagues say.
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Under the piece rate system, JD knows its exact labor cost per unit and avoids paying for employees' idle time.
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Although she avoids naming anyone, it seems that she could be referring to her previous divorce from actor Ryan Reynolds.
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As long as Price avoids a sliding Chris Kreider in a possible first-round matchup, things look great for Montreal.
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New Orleans is a great case study partly because it avoids many of the ambiguities of other education reform efforts.
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Americans should be debating how to manage that transition in a way that avoids destabilizing the rest of the world.
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Miron avoids easy conclusions about what drives Kathy, and he stays with her long enough for her story to surprise.
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" On why Berkshire avoids using debt to finance acquisitions: "Our aversion to leverage has dampened our returns over the years.
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It avoids a certain Democratic filibuster because of special rules being applied on the floor for considering the tax bill.
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Acutely attuned to his own feelings, he's so numb to the pain of others that he avoids talking about it.
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Daggar-Nickson gestures in certain directions, but for the most part she avoids deeper, troubling questions about retribution and violence.
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The section on episodes of possible obstruction unfolds in devastating chronological detail but avoids commenting on the powerful political context.
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By focusing on Hollywood, in particular, he avoids hoary "loss of innocence" narratives that risk sanitizing and romanticizing the past.
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By invoking God (others will offer "thoughts and prayers") Trump's response to white nationalist terror avoids any mention of responsibility.
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The man who often complains that he doesn't get the credit he deserves consistently avoids it in moments like this.
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"This may be short-term smart as it avoids having an expensive film crushed by Disney's juggernauts," Mr. Creutz added.
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Chen generally avoids bots when he purchases Supreme merchandise because of how intense the anti-bots on that site are.
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"Ideal Home" avoids explicitly addressing its politics until the credits, which play over a photo montage of real gay families.
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He avoids meeting her, though, fearing that that would ruin the purity of his "amour de loin" ("love from afar").
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But he avoids the kind of cultural generalizations that Lee Kuan Yew was fond of showering on grateful Western interlocutors.
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She goes to certain designers' dinners during fashion week — Diane von Furstenberg's, for example — but mostly avoids late-night parties.
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Scott borrows the best aspects of crime fiction (pacing, stakes, excitement) and avoids its worst (gore, stilted dialogue, clumsy foreshadowing).
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The company avoids ruling out applicants based on prior credentials, focusing instead on soft skills and a willingness to learn.
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Yet it generally avoids discussing them or the details of their ownership by the author of the Declaration of Independence.
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She thinks that if she has her list and avoids everything on it, she'll be able to beat the curse.
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Never before has a mine been joined to a long tunnel—the design avoids unsightly railway tracks over the moors.
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In Washington, we have become accustomed to bureaucratic-style leadership that avoids tackling the tough problems and passes the buck.
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Republicans are using a fast-track budget maneuver, known as reconciliation, to repeal ObamaCare because it avoids a Democratic filibuster.
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We promote the sharing of survey data on public perceptions between these U.S. government agencies, which avoids duplication of effort.
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Instead of a year, parents will get six months, a number that researchers say avoids the pitfalls of longer leaves.
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This tired little blue bird avoids all responsibilities it has and hitches a ride on a very cool, unaffected cat.
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Reviewing it, Joan Silber calls the novel a "wild and superbly intelligent reimagining" that avoids the pitfalls of biblical retellings.
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"Wallace-Wells avoids the 'eerily banal language of climatology' in favor of lush, rolling prose," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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The car can be driven, but Maesalu avoids taking it out on the road, since it lacks seats or seatbelts.
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The show avoids suggesting that some kinds of suffering are worse than others, which could undermine its participatory, egalitarian quality.
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Drawn to Berlin avoids using its central story for cheap "inspiration" about the power of art or the human spirit.
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Almost no side of modern pop is untouched by it, or avoids its methodology, from Drake to Rihanna to Flume.
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And while the story avoids a glib resolution, its suggestion that parental concerns over this issue can be overstated rings false.
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With that out of the way, Kalanick gets into some vague talk about politics and avoids all mention of real principles.
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It takes gorgeous 21K video, automatically avoids crashing, and can stay in the air almost a half-hour at a time.
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It takes gorgeous 2000K video, automatically avoids crashing, and can stay in the air almost a half-hour at a time.
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Ocasio-Cortez also shared that she avoids full-coverage foundations and sticks to lighter alternative like tinted moisturizers and BB creams.
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By keeping the 747 alive, Boeing avoids charges and layoffs for halting production at the mammoth wide-body plant outside Seattle.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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Though the episodes are still heavily rerun on television today, Parker told PEOPLE in November 2018 that she avoids watching them.
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Europe will be far better off if its approach to regulating technology focuses more on hope and avoids this pessimistic trap.
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The story also notes how Amazon avoids bad press about firing workers for robots because it doesn't lay off humans directly.
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Morris also avoids frames, because he has always disliked them, hangs his work flat against the wall, and never uses titles.
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The brilliant thing about the democracy reform program is that it appeals to all these groups, and avoids the false dichotomies.
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In his modern incarnation, he either avoids mentioning climate change or suggests that scientists don't really know what the deal is.
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In Russia, valvometers were submerged in the Barents Sea, an extremely cold environment where companies avoids sending personnel to conduct maintenance.
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SmileDirectClub founder Fenkell agreed, but said the company avoids these problems by being selective about the kinds of cases it chooses.
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Randomness has its perks: it's unpredictable, it encourages serendipity, and it largely avoids making assumptions about what content someone "should" see.
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The former One Directioner revealed to Vogue that he doesn't go out much and often avoids social situations with large crowds.
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It rides along pavements, crosses roads, and avoids driving into humans, and can travel up to three miles at 4 mph.
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Much has been made of Fox News's winking slogan "Fair & Balanced," but what it noticeably avoids is any mention of accuracy.
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Thanks to a real-life twist in the infamous murder investigation, the NBC anthology series avoids the cheap trope all together.
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He avoids the label "sanctuary city" and is adamant that Denver does not breach the terms of Mr Trump's executive order.
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Being a stoic male stereotype, he avoids it all by going for a solitary walk and running into his sister Arya.
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You just need to swap out Bird's motherboard for a new one, which technically avoids modifying or accessing any Bird code.
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While Frank's endurance often stretches credulity, The Punisher avoids action clichés like having bad guys attack him one at a time.
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At the Maggio theatre in Florence this month, Carmen avoids being stabbed by stealing Don Jose's pistol and shooting him (pictured).
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Mr Salah avoids politics, though he did donate 5m Egyptian pounds ($280,000) to a development fund set up by Mr Sisi.
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Canadian Anna Muise avoids plastic and has passed building blocks and doll accessories handmade by her grandparents on to her children.
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It avoids the need for a notch at the top of the phone, but it certainly doesn't come without other compromises.
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Then you may be asked to walk a few blocks to a pickup spot, meaning the driver avoids taking a detour.
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He tells me that he and Fox News are two separate things, and he deftly avoids giving me a straight answer.
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One of the advantages of internet pornography is that it avoids the embarrassment involved in buying a magazine in a shop.
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Mr Trump signed a $1.3trn spending bill passed by Congress that avoids a government shutdown and funds public services until October.
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Moving these one-by-one avoids another massive year-end bill that critics say many members don't get time to review.
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Viewers might experience a pang of outrage that the falcon in question eventually sells for $24,000, but Ancarani avoids passing judgement.
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Let's be clear: The betting odds still favor Pelosi and Mnuchin reaching some sort of deal that avoids another government shutdown.
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And although she avoids boats these days—she still gets seasick—Talibart credits her childhood sailing adventures with her ocean obsession.
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Every mystery avoids judging the person who is prayed for -- a welcome relief if their burden is stigmatized in everyday life.
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Each shade is soft and far from intimidating, which makes it perfect for anyone who historically avoids experimenting with eye makeup.
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"I like simple, whole foods," says Ross, who avoids dairy and loves to buy seasonal produce from the organic farmers market.
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By not bringing his phone into his bedroom, Rosenberg avoids the distraction and stimulation associated with using a phone at night.
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The WTO has repeatedly drawn the ire of the administration but it could provide a resolution that avoids a trade war.
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Playing the witness to wars avoids responsibility while reserving the right to be shocked and angry if the war goes badly.
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If you want to be successful at life, you're going to have to do things that everyone else around you avoids.
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Google now avoids using the term "fake news," however, because the label has become too ambiguous, according to a company spokesperson.
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Instead of catering to the desires of a vocal and energetic fanbase, it almost willfully avoids giving fans what they want.
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Each throws strikes and avoids walks; whereas Gray is more likely to get a strikeout, Anderson has an elite groundball rate.
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Pop's clear-eyed simplicity avoids any potential pitfalls, and has resulted in a smart home setup I finally feel comfortable with.
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Since then, Mayer has been under serious pressure to return that investment to investors in a way that avoids major taxes.
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You have seen: Kroff avoids others in the workshop after class, unless it is others in the workshop who avoid him.
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Pufahl's voice is strikingly solid, timeworn but not nostalgic, as she unravels a cinematic story that avoids genre clichés or sentimentality.
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But for 2017, the measure avoids contentious partisan issues that had the potential to become landmines for the legislation this year.
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As part of the deal, under Wisconsin law, Geyser avoids further jail time and will be committed to a mental institution.
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The main goal is to codify them in a way that avoids misunderstandings about what each side has committed to do.
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Comedian Amy Poehler, of "Parks and Recreation" fame, says she's "not a real social media person," and largely avoids its altogether.
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Additionally, he's recommending bank stocks as he believes they can remain profitable for as long as the economy avoids a recession.
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It can clean rooms on its own, it avoids obstacles, and it goes back to its charging base when it's done.
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He avoids in-depth preparation on foreign-policy matters, reportedly skipping the written presidential daily briefing for a simplified oral presentation.
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Movies coiled up in other movies have a habit of becoming either costive or cute, but somehow Falardeau avoids the traps.
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While it avoids using the word "racism," it clearly identifies the central role that race and poverty play in this story.
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By signing the bill, Trump avoids a potentially embarrassing moment where members of his own party vote to override his decision.
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Using Sequenom's process avoids existing techniques of taking samples from the placenta or fetus, which are considerably more dangerous and invasive.
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The child tax deduction — which allows families to exclude $4,000 a child from their taxable income — avoids the poor almost entirely.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, told The Star Tribune of Minneapolis that she avoids being "snarky" about the other party.
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In practice then, Google's adblocker won't block advertising from anyone who meets these standards, and that avoids the paid whitelisting problem.
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This dual-voltage strategy avoids the need to redesign simple, reliable components like the motors that open windows and adjust seats.
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There's a better approach, one that avoids Trump's reckless trade war and Democrats' longstanding alignment with the corporate class on trade.
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Chief Justice Roberts avoids such events, though he did send along congratulations by video for the group's 25th anniversary in 2007.
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Rectal administration gets the drug into the blood quickly and avoids the possibility that the child will vomit up the medication.
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Jordan's Killmonger is also great, if only because he's compelling and avoids the usual Marvel villain trap of being super bland.
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The next time Pearl sees Trip in class, he avoids her and chooses a seat as far as possible from her.
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One of Brady's core philosophies is pliability, in which he avoids traditional weight-lifting to keep his muscles soft and loose.
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While carrots and dandelion greens are staples, he avoids nightshades, a group of veggies that includes tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, and eggplants.
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He avoids the tendency, all too common in futuristic discussions of cyber issues, to spin out elaborate and scary hypothetical scenarios.
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Have you heard of "Redacted Tonight," the political comedy show that conspicuously avoids discussing Russia's reported ties to the Trump campaign?
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Awarding both Games now, to cities eager to hold them and capable of doing so, avoids that problem for a while.
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All of the heavily Democratic, urban parts of Fairfax County that Virginia's 10th deftly avoids have been packed into Virginia's 11th.
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In a hilarious twist, however, Tyree is only mildly interested in his sister's hug hello, and all but avoids an embrace.
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Can we find some common ground that avoids the extreme opinions that seem to be driving the national debate on this?
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A look at the demanding schedule of Elon Musk, who works in 5-minute slots, skips breakfast, and largely avoids emails
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When he is around the couple, whom he described as "really, really nice, good-hearted people," he avoids asking about Aaron.
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The album closer, "I Feel It Coming," one of a few collaborations with Daft Punk, avoids the title track's throbbing approach.
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly said Facebook avoids banning content because it is difficult to differentiate between outright falsehoods and analysis or opinion.
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The RSS model formalizes this in a way that avoids putting self-driving vehicles in danger of violating those same rules.
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Don't worry about "Getting It." KRZ is the rare piece of art that avoids going too far up its own ass.
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One that avoids making certain information mandatory may be easy to speak, but leaves the listener to fill in the gaps.
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The same way he surrounds himself with those willing to admit and move on from mistakes, Munger avoids know-it-alls.
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I hope Irvine also does right by the 200 students and avoids expelling any on technicalities to ease its space crunch.
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Leveraging existing private plans avoids the expense and financial risk of replicating the functions of commercial insurance within a state bureaucracy.
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He avoids the subject on air, and while he does criticize President Trump, his considerable comic bile rarely focuses on him.
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House lawyer Douglas Letter stressed the importance of courts deciding such disputes, saying it avoids further conflict between branches of government.
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President Trump avoids watching or reading news reports that are critical of him, according to a Time magazine interview published Thursday.
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A narrow reading of the term "thing of value" that does not criminalize mere information avoids any potential First Amendment problem.
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DIGITAL85033DEMOCRACY avoids the need for repeat dictation, directly transcribing the voice of each speaker and halving the time needed for transcription.
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He avoids all the familiar feline tropes and uses the cat as a device to teach us about the other animals.
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And the crowd that avoids PG-13 horror films on principle owes it to themselves to give this one a look.
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Musk probably won't have an easy time moving forward with a buyout even if he avoids the SEC's glare, Gorman said.
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She avoids crowds when possible, and when she's in public she's on high alert, fearful that another shooting could break out.
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Maintaining the independent contractor status in California also avoids the ripple effect of unfavorable labor classification spreading to other state legislatures.
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The settlement announced on Tuesday means that Yan avoids any criminal or civil responsibility, New Zealand police said in a statement.
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Dan Kois largely avoids the fraught issues of the day to focus on the drama of his family's inner life instead.
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But López avoids the familiar mélange of influences that so many American opera composers offer—some Puccini here, some Britten there.
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Ultimate unreadability is part of the aura of the Internet itself, the "postmodern sublime," to use a term that Heffernan avoids.
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"Novitiate" avoids both the laundered piety of that movie and the sensationalism that hovers around the subject of women and religion.
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The show avoids the standard institutional tactics of curating your thinking, mapping your path, telling you what you basically already know.
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The system is set to benefit well-off Angelenos and avoids some poorer neighborhoods (where commute times are often longest) altogether.
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The seller would certainly save money if he avoids paying a broker fee, typically around 6 percent of the purchase price.
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China's confirmation of the meeting avoids the possibility of a snub to Washington that could have triggered another round of tariffs.
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His clipped, fluid prose avoids academic stodginess with élan, and there is nothing insolent, narcissistic, lecherous, or self-protective about it.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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By focusing on the rooms and the people who run them, Nicholson also avoids turning these photographs into vintage gadget porn.
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Using such terms avoids demonizing majorities of Sunni Muslims who just want to follow their faith, devoid of politics or activism.
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Plus, each episode is just a half-hour long, which means the show avoids the bulkiness of too many streaming dramas.
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Nichols avoids making Loving a triumphalist court drama, instead focusing on the couple's simple desire to just live their lives together.
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If you're someone who often avoids speaking in public or is generally terrified of socially awkward situations, it's especially good advice.
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"Her work avoids any easy answers about race or identity," said Gregory Crewdson, the director of graduate studies in photography at Yale.
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The Contigo West Loop Travel Mug and Tea Infuser avoids all those pitfalls, and at less than $30, it's a good deal.
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There's always that one room in the house that everyone avoids because it's a dead zone — meaning the WiFi isn't too hot.
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Meanwhile, he avoids interviews with CNN, which he knows would ask the tough questions that the public has a right to hear.
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He leaps from rooftop to rooftop, and either employs or avoids all manner of weapons, including axes, crossbows, arrows, torches, and daggers.
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Americans have a right to a president who not only avoids corruption by personal conflict of interest but the appearance of corruption.
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What if a user actually follows the guidance of Professor Watchlist and avoids the professors whose views he or she disagrees with?
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Robert Mercer typically avoids public scrutiny, but his involvement with Trump thrust him into the political arena — an unwelcome development for him.
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Researchers at Wake Forest University say they've created an experimental opioid that avoids the addictive potential of painkillers like Vicodin, seen above.
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He also avoids the type of cultural interactions that were trademark features of the trips his predecessor, President Barack Obama, took overseas.
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