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skirted

verb as in border; be on the edge

verb as in avoid; get around

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Listed among creditors in Aspiration’s bankruptcy documents is Leonard, raising questions about whether his $28-million endorsement deal with the company skirted NBA salary cap rules.

The typhoon had earlier skirted China's southern coast - inflicting damage to roads, water supply systems and infrastructure - as it made its way towards Vietnam.

From BBC

Monday's warmth will arrive as the remnants of Hurricane Erin - which skirted the Caribbean and east coast of the US this week - push warm, tropical air towards the UK.

From BBC

The speeches at the Tony Awards, for the most part, skirted politics.

Additionally, the docuseries explains how managers of influencers have skirted child labor laws — a loophole since closed after legislation was signed last fall expanding California’s Coogan Law.

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

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