I. sidestep <-pp-> [ˈsaɪdstep] ГЛАГ прх a. прен
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This series sidestepped the canon/non-canon continuity question by setting its stories in an entirely new universe.
en.wikipedia.org Although the whole question of sovereignty was simply sidestepped, it would become a source of future trouble.
en.wikipedia.org You must have discipline in your financial portfolio that allows you to sidestep... unnecessary purchases... and make a wise and informed decision.
www.defense.gov One of the things these large endowment funds were able to do was to sidestep the crisis, because of their allocations.
www.theglobeandmail.com He argues that this is because most ethical debate sidesteps any prior clarification of the purpose of human life on the earth.
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