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The lance, for example, has always been played by the true masters as an "evade" weapon – that is, dodging attacks using sidesteps and back-hops rather than blocking them with the weapon's shield.
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Future studies should assess whether other tissue types from these subjects (or their bodies as a whole) evade epigenetic aging.
A similar mechanism has recently been described as an immune evading mechanism for Vaccinia virus which encodes a protein which prevents TLR signaling by binding the multiple cytoplasmic Toll/IL-1R (TIR) domain-containing adaptor proteins, MAL and TRAM 36.
Better from the Baggies, as a corner evades everyone but is picked up by Craig Gardner near the opposite flag and the midfielder cuts back inside where his angled shot is almost deflected in at Tom Heaton's near post.
But such crimes, which include violent felonies, can also be as minor as evading a subway fare.
In the age of intrusiveness, Jeter has managed better than any other New York City athlete to sidestep potentially sore subjects as deftly as he would evade a runner sliding into second base while turning two.
Republicans seized on Mr. Corzine's donations as an attempt to evade campaign-contribution limits.
I don't view what he is doing now as an attempt to evade responsibility.
Recently, the idea of using genetically modified bacteria has emerged as an attempt to evade these important barriers.
Looking back, he saw this devout period as an attempt to evade his "destiny", which turned out to be Nietzsche.
And the American government, which moved these men out of one theater of war and into another, cannot use that as an excuse to evade accountability.
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