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Conveniently, this allows them to sidestep how the hyper-focus on cultivating rich donors causes voters to see Democrats as corrupt.

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In this super-charged update of U.S. gunboat diplomacy, critics say laws are being ignored, norms sidestepped and protocol set aside.

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Ms Ferguson, who lost her duchess title when Andrew gave up his Duke of York title a few weeks ago, had, until recently, sidestepped the firing line of the controversy around Epstein.

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But the rule also means that some people can sidestep huge tax bills with a job in the executive branch, even if they serve only briefly.

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Experience suggests Russia will turn to its shadow fleet, obscure networks of intermediaries and nondollar financial channels to sidestep the sanctions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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