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She believes it works not just because so many people have mobiles but because it "sidesteps the stigma as mobile phones are very personal.

Pass the Anesthesia" (Sports of The Times, July 31): steroid use is morally wrong because it sidesteps the sacred American ethic of good old-fashioned hard work.

This kind of shift to specifics would not be intellectually or politically easy, because it requires priority setting and chain thinking about local connections and consequences; but the shift is attractive because it sidesteps the absurdities of the ranking game.

The critics call this process "totally unacceptable" because it sidesteps the editors-in-chief, and a violation of internationally accepted standards.

The pipeline, which will extend more than 750 miles, is expected to change the equation of energy politics in Europe, largely because it sidesteps several countries to the east.

Worst of all, it sidesteps the big questions.

As New York tech matures, it sidesteps the comparisons to Silicon Valley.

Worn out by the events of the past eight months and by all the mayoral exhortations to get back to normal (and things are back to normal: the souvenir shops in Times Square are already selling postcards of the World Trade Center on fire and collapsing), New Yorkers may find "Into the Woods" to be a balm and a comfort right now — not because it sidesteps difficult matters but because it doesn't.

The Maryland move excites reformers because it effectively sidesteps the need to amend the Constitution.

It also sidesteps the challenging MacCutcheon Variation with 4 Bg5 Bb4.

Because the company is organized there, it sidesteps higher taxes and substantial regulation in the United States.