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evade

[ih-veyd] / ɪˈveɪd /


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It added it often sees “instances of groups or individuals taking on new tactics to avoid detection and evade our policies and enforcement.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Turnitin said essay mills were still popular because of a growing demand for services that evade AI detection - preying on students' fear of being caught.

From BBC

He continually evaded expectations and the industry’s attempts to trap him in a box.

From Los Angeles Times

But after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, it has turned to a more opaque network of middlemen to evade scrutiny.

From The Wall Street Journal

But so far none of this appears to have changed much Kremlin thinking, not least because businesses have found ways of evading restrictions, such as transporting oil on unregistered ghost ships.

From BBC