The miniature costumes, especially her sailor outfit in "Captain January", in which she could side-step and jump even better, thrilled her to bits; as did her miniature Oscar in 1935, the only one ever awarded to somebody so young.
The virtual nature of the transactions could side-step governmental bureaucracy to make geographic limitations irrelevant within its context.
I'm not completely sold on the idea that the browser is the best place for experiencing virtual reality, but there is something to be said for Mozilla's approach of creating an open ecosystem that could side-step the walled gardens of the different VR vendors in the long run.
The problem, he said, with re-classifying synthetics as Class A was that producers could side-step the legislation by altering the chemical make-up of the drugs.
Kennedy could side-step any icky feelings he might get from wading into privacy rights, which tend to include family-based freedoms like the right of procreation, child rearing, contraception, and abortion.
A talented all-round player and champion sprinter, Gould could side-step and kick expertly with either foot.
The dips in the market are so painful, that if you could simply side step them and only own stocks at the time the market is rising, perhaps by moving your contributions to your portfolio back a couple of months, you can save yourself a lot of pain.
The murder rate is soaring here as Chechen rebels, and men wearing masks who could be on either side, step up a partisan campaign in which terror is an increasingly devastating weapon against civilians.
The objections just directed at maximising act-consequentialism could be side-stepped by a version of act-consequentialism that did not require maximising the good.
If the red shirts can bring down the current government and force a new election, they reason, Mr. Thaksin's side could step back into power.
