There are feints and dodges, with public maps brandished by the state's political leaders while the real cartography goes on behind closed doors.
I tried to dodge the public offerings beat, But with each story came another bite.
That delicate matter had largely been dodged in public during the Afghan president's Washington visit, but an audience member at the peace institute asked Mr. Karzai about it.
It has been criticised for letting food firms dodge their public health responsibilities too easily by agreeing to make voluntary pledges of only limited action in return for a promise that ministers will not legislate to impose tougher rules.
He challenged the mayor over dodging proper public scrutiny, a big issue with the council's Labour opposition and its mayoral challenger John Biggs, who has accused Rahman of performing in council meetings "like a monk in meditation".
Mr. Parker and other executives of US Airways discussed their business last week at the annual media conference the airline holds for airline reporters and bloggers to ask the kind of questions that get dodged by airline public relations people.
Second, Mr Renzi has laid himself open to the charge of dodging trial by public opinion (especially if, as he has suggested, he now tries to stay in power until the scheduled end of the present legislature in 2018).Third and most important, he has saddled himself with the same heterogeneous coalition that slowed down Mr Letta.
If Microsoft somehow missed those earlier paeans, it won't be able to dodge this very public, and perhaps even slightly embarrassing show of interest and consternation from the country.
Bottomley described the committee as "a dodge for doctoring public opinion", and in January 1918 told Lloyd George, who had become prime minister in December 1916, that NWAC had failed in its purpose and should be replaced by a Director of Propaganda but to no avail.
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