Whatever its faults, though, the limited-edition Viper was a marketing coup that let real-world Dodges bask in the reflected glory.
One response to this line of thinking is to say, phew, the world economy dodged a bullet.
WITH all due respect, the newspaper world probably dodged a major bullet when Tracey Scott Wilson dropped out of her journalism class.
Underneath it all was a sense that if the art world had dodged a bullet, it was a momentary reprieve.
The stress response is essential for maneuvering through a dynamic world — for dodging a predator or chasing down prey, swinging through the trees or fighting off disease — and it is itself dynamic.
And regions of the world that dodged a large Zika virus outbreak in 2016 are still at risk for them in 2017, said Pardo-Villamizar, because the Aedes aegypti mosquito has not been eradicated.
With 17 games across three London venues, including both the opening match and final at Twickenham, it will be hard to dodge World Cup fever in the capital.
The first to hit newsstands since the Panama Papers disclosed the myriad ways some of the world's wealthiest dodged disclosing just how wealthy they are, those estimates only include the listed assets, not offshore trusts that papers and magazines can't possibly track, in the absence of more such disclosures.
Dogged by misfortune, he has a Zelig-like connection to the newsmaking events of the first half of the 20th century, from the Spanish influenza epidemic to Prohibition-era rum-running and World War II, dodging few disasters except the explosion of the Hindenburg.
But those tons, measured in equivalent mass of carbon dioxide, represents a big climate bullet that the world will probably dodge.
