Bankers who tend to be very proficient at finding ways to sidestep regulations, making requirements less binding and so on.
Yet the #WAYF Tour is a "tour" in the same way that E.D.M. is a genre — a sidestep to make an established institution seem like a fresh phenomenon.
It seems that Popcaan's more socially conscious sensibility, and his willingness to sidestep feuds, makes him the most likely artist to carry the dancehall flame worldwide.
Some researchers, meanwhile, are working to sidestep patent battles by making sure that gene sequences and other kinds of data are quickly entered into public databases, where they are free to all.
That's what we cover in Choices: We break down the most common ways you might be pulled under the Friendfluence, and how to sidestep sticky situations without making things weird.
Sidestep this dilemma by making eco-friendly wrapping choices from the outset.
Hornby has, in many respects, sidestepped this problem by making sure that his books are unlikely to feel like a grim slog even when they centre on difficult or painful subjects.
His next project, JD Salinger, was more problematic, since Salinger took legal steps to prevent publication: denied cooperation, access and the right to quote, Hamilton (rather like Peter Ackroyd with his TS Eliot biography) brilliantly sidestepped the problems by making his frustrated "search" for Salinger part of the story, published in 1988.
Everything above, though, sidesteps one important point: making a children's book out of "Space Oddity" is a terrific idea; the song is moody, bleak, eerie, and eventually tragic, but it's also about astronauts, rockets, and protein pills kid curios all.
Another approach is to mathematically model networks and rely on their statistical properties to make associations with other networks, phenotypes and drug effects, sidestepping the issue of making sense of the network itself altogether (Machado et al., 2011).
