By contrast, mechanisms like this are frequently used by meningococci to avoid the immune response against ordinary antigens.
The city is still 'charged up with value,'… and remains a mecca for creative and purpose-driven young people from around the country seeking to avoid the malaise and everydayness of ordinary life".
Hill - not to avoid the cliché - was concerned with making the ordinary extraordinary, with creating near-inconsequential discordance in an increasingly ordered, constrained and regulated world.
In this study, we used negative binomial regression instead of ordinary least squares regression to avoid the possibly biased results.
The Trump brothers are careful to avoid the impression that they are snobbish or otherwise dismissive of ordinary folk.
For the rich seeking to avoid the infamous traffic jams, it means surreal competition for apartments that can be downright ordinary in prestigious and strategically located neighborhoods.
By enacting the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, Parliament had rationalized the system of administrative tribunals and had created the Upper Tribunal to hear appeals from lower tribunals, thus avoiding the ordinary courts from being overwhelmed by judicial review applications.
It would apply not to ordinary Americans (the rate is set so low precisely to avoid impacting ordinary people and businesses) but to Wall Street's sprawling, churning predatory casino-style trading that helped drive the financial crisis.
According to her tax plan, Clinton wants to close "the 'carried interest' loophole that allows hedge fund, private equity, and other Wall Street money managers to avoid paying ordinary income rates on their earnings".
In reality, this would amount to a complete policy reversal, with stepped-up help for the rebels and military action against Assad: in other words, precisely the deeper US involvement that Obama has wanted to avoid, and that ordinary Americans, soured by Iraq and Afghanistan, absolutely do not want.
