The text (in English, French, German and Spanish) is terse to the point of parody and sidesteps value judgments.
However, defending the arts and humanities in terms that sidestep their intrinsic value and their unique qualities creates a hostage to fortune.
In remarks released by the White House, Obama stressed the value of pluralism, sidestepping the surveillance controversy.
"You loved it," he writes of the game, "because you considered it an art: an apparently pointless affair, undertaken by people with a special aptitude, which sidestepped attempts to paraphrase its value yet somehow seemed to communicate something true or even crucial about the Human Condition.
Pioneering US brand The Phluid Project has doubled its sales in its first six months, affirming the rising value of retail that sidesteps gender divisions with humanity but also fun.
AFTER a terrible 2008, in which value fund managers failed to sidestep many of the worst-performing stocks in the market, these managers have been profiting from a bounce in many of the same stocks.
If recent speciation and generally low genetic distances (but reciprocally monophyletic haplotype lineages) are involved, then character based DNA barcoding may be more appropriate and would allow to sidestep the problem to find appropriate threshold values by searching "barcoding gaps".
By shifting the focus from family values to economics, Bennetts hopes to sidestep the emotion that has dominated the debate and persuade women to change what she perceives as self-destructive behavior.
Sidestepping a question over whether British passengers got value for money on rail journeys her advice was to "book ahead" but admitted that even then availability on cheap deals was "limited".
They set in place a framework in which courts sidestep the hard work of weighing the constitutional values that shape the laws that bind us.
