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Synod member Christina Rees said she was delighted by the outcome because it avoided the "legalisation of discrimination".

Some experts said that the SEC's criteria made sense and that the fraud Madoff allegedly constructed was successful in part because it avoided the appearance of risk.

Despite the semi-final humiliation, they argue, the World Cup was a success because it avoided the worst fears – protests, transport chaos, stadiums not ready – and provided a stage for some excellent matches.

But I'm willing to be open-minded; "After Midnight" may have succeeded in part because it avoided the problem of plot altogether and just gave us a good floor show on a big stage.

Chief designer Bishop chose the Comet's embedded-engine configuration because it avoided the drag of podded engines and allowed for a smaller fin and rudder, since the hazards of asymmetric thrust were reduced.

The Scherzer bascule was a popular design because it avoided the expense of high-stress pivot bearings; though it requires stronger foundations to support the weight of the bridge's operation.

This approach is better than defining a range of values f and computing its possibility with (25) because it avoids the problem of determining the most convenient step size and bounds of the flux (which, usually, are not known a priori).

This setting is better than the other two because it avoids the chance of false positives due to its lower masking stringency, not considering as duplicated the regions particularly rich in common repeats.

The SIBS was chosen because it avoids the cultural-religious biases inherent in many measures of its type and it operationalizes spirituality more broadly than other measures of religiosity.

Scientists believe there is huge potential for the technology because it avoids the slower, scattergun approach of selective breeding.

Because it avoids the step of producing a recombinant protein, it is particularly of use in studying the immunogenic properties of large proteins.