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To beat around the bush.
To avoid getting to the point.
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Don't try to beat around the bush.
Tell their parent or guardian (don't try to beat around the bush, but be polite) that you simply cannot babysit this child.
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There's no use trying to beat around the bush.
We can see it in their eyes, they're trying to beat around it, when what they really want to say is: 'He's black, you're white, and you guys seem like you really actually are friends.
"They'd never try to beat me up or knock me around, because if they had been proved wrong afterwards, I could have made a tremendous scandal".
They'd never try to beat me up or knock me around, because if they'd been proved wrong afterwards, I could have made a tremendous scandal".
You can just race around forever and try to beat the others (it's not hard, especially if cut a few corners).
Try to beat that.
Let's try to beat it.
Will you try to beat their times?
Just try to beat the Baltimore Ravens.
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