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Discover LudwigThe phrase "away from saying" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is trying to indicate a departure from a particular statement or expression, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "He was trying to steer the conversation away from saying anything negative about the project."
Alternatives: "avoiding the statement" or "dissuading from saying".
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She's never shied away from saying what she thinks.
Second, Mr Romney has repeatedly run away from saying in detail what he would do.
Alonso kept well away from saying anything to hurt his teammate, Massa, who finished 15th.
A lot of people shy away from saying fat – what do you think about that?
The 36-year-old Wagner has never shied away from saying something he felt like saying.
"And I think I have not shied away from saying these things.
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"Andheri used to be a place where Mumbaikars moved away from," said Bliss's owner, Mallika Desai Thakker.
"It's something we'll be staying away from," says Anthony Lewis, managing director of London-based Extreme Drinks.
"But take them away from, say, Martinsburg," Jacey said, looking down at her rainbow.
"There isn't one aspect of health that we shy away from," says Howard.
"Ultimately, Ziff-Davis was what CNet was trying to get away from," said Matthew Finick, an analyst at Thomas Weisel Partners L.L.C.
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