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Weeden also demonstrated an ability to avoid pressure.
Euroland frays at the edges ReprintsHis second strength is an ability to avoid the fall-out of scandal or incompetence.
He argues that Locke answers the II.xxi.25 question negatively, but then claims that, for Locke, the power to suspend is not an ability to avoid willing, but rather an ability to will not to perform some action under consideration.
He spoke with the confidence of a modern athletic superstar who shared a driven work ethic with Gehrig as well as an ability to avoid controversy.
The tongue also has an ability to avoid picking up splinters while foraging in logs; the reason for this ability is unknown.
It has an ability to avoid cationic accumulation and to produce a better-focused protein with less smearing [ 2, 42].
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He said he had a father who beat him and a mother with an unerring ability to avoid answering questions.
Much of Mr. Scarpa's reputation derived from an uncanny ability to avoid prison through a series of indictments.
Even when executing simplistic texting tasks, use of a mobile phone is associated with a limited ability to avoid obstacles and an increased potential for sustaining a slip, trip, or fall.
At least among the political elite, there is an insuperable ability to avoid accepting responsibility for one's actions.
But take a closer look, and it seems the new standards it is setting comprise an impressive ability to avoid providing any affordable housing at all.
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an ability to circumvent
an ability to enhance
an ability to establish
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