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Biden took a low-key approach to unveiling the news, eschewing a formal announcement in favor of having senior officials relay the decision to media outlets over the weekend.

Netanyahu had also been exploiting U.S. partisan politics in recent years, openly courting GOP favor and eschewing the usual Israeli policy of staying neutral in American politics.

Here, Plonts takes an honest stab at having it both ways: The company acknowledges the environmental impact of eschewing dairy without overstating the power of individual choice.

In the 2000s, by eschewing classic intellectual property that viewers would instantly identify as part of the kid-friendly Disney brand, Disney Channel pulled off a remarkable string of wholly original live-action shows and movies.

At this convention, the Democrats are eschewing the contradiction by condemning corporate greed.