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We talk endlessly about creating healthy masculinities to compete with the toxic kind but sidestep how women can't actually make men want to be better.

Thompson, however, can sidestep this problem with its in-house testing facilities, explains Colm McEvoy, vice president of corporate accounts.

So, again, the problem arises: If this program is legal, then every state now has one easy trick to sidestep federal law, and Congress’ command isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.

Because we have provided Israel with much of the weaponry it has used in Gaza, we cannot sidestep accountability when weapons are used indiscriminately.

The California Employment Law Council, which represents about 80 private employers in the state, had urged the court to hear the Uber case and rule that the state may not sidestep arbitration agreements.