She circumvented the sensitive issues of making Russian a second official language or joining NATO.
To some extent, she circumvented the "proscriptions" by doing unpaid creative work.
So Palmer did a reasonable thing, given such obstacles: she circumvented the major-label ecology, and asked fans to become more or less direct investors, to take an ownership share in her work.
Her Pac deals with the candidates directly now; she circumvents the county party entirely.
WASHINGTON Condoleezzaza Rice clashed repeatedly with Vice President Dick Cheney over what to do with captured terrorism suspects and at one point even threatened to resign when she felt circumvented, according to a memoir of her time in Washington, due out next month.
The weakest element is probably her voice, whose shortcomings she circumvents by delivering her beatnik ruminations and emotional analyses in a laconic bohemian murmur.
A friend mentioned HowToRent InNYC.com where Miss Movahedi learned she could circumvent brokers and avoid a fee by dealing directly with management companies, "which I never even though of as an option," she said.
But Ms. Ruscheinski, whose division specializes in online strategies, knew she could circumvent the old-media gatekeepers by using the Internet to take a promotion campaign directly to the public.
When Leigh Branch returns to Aspen this summer for an extended stay, she will circumvent commercial flying constraints by traveling by private jet from her home in Sarasota, Fla. "There will be two dogs, two cats, two sugar gliders and a hamster on the plane," Ms. Branch said.
In late 1969, Firestone, with Anne Koedt, co-founded an organization that she hoped would circumvent these issues.
I suppose Angelos and Weems thought there's only one way to play a lesbian, even as she tries to circumvent her own queerness.
