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One Toronto student is trying to make the virtual classroom a reality, and has started with a tour of your circulatory system: instead of reading a textbook or watching a PowerPoint slideshow, you and your guide have to dodge the blood cells while swimming through the arteries.

One Toronto man is trying to make the virtual classroom a reality, and has started with a tour of your circulatory system: Instead of reading a textbook or watching a PowerPoint slideshow, you and your guide have to dodge the blood cells while swimming through the arteries.

My guides are three locals who know how to dodge the government patrols that would send me back to the nearby Iraqi city of Irbil.

Yes, the show is loud, as befits a disco musical; the audience--carefully guided by a band of hard-working techs in hot pink jumpsuits--is literally forced to dodge the continually reconfigured scenic platforms.

It doesn't seem to be an issue either festival is making too big a deal of, and, in order to dodge confusion, the two festivals listed the others' works in their respective online guides.

To dodge the responsibility?

That answer seems to dodge the question.

The goal is to dodge the fish.

CELEBRITIES wear disguises to dodge the paparazzi.

Attempt to dodge stale water around your condition.

Debra S. Holtzman, author of "The Safe Baby: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Home Safety and Healthy Living," seconded that opinion: "A well-rested parent will be more alert and more physically able to dodge the kick".