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This usually means that the company avoids the court case and doesn't have to repay the total tax they avoided.

Video avoids dogfight discussion past tracking and questionable assumption that enemies are always one missile away from defeat.

The corporate-controlled media avoids comparing or discussing US employment laws to other developed countries specifically for this reason.

Signed arithmetic avoids unintended consequences for comparisons and arithmetic, and enables better loop optimizations by the compiler.

No one cares if developers do what you propose, no one avoids websites that don't.

Use language that speaks positively about your knives, but avoids explicit negative statements about competitors.

Since I picked a job that's located near my suburb, my commute is also short and avoids highways.

Or maybe I'll have changed how I do things in a way that avoids those issue.

Works well for that sort of thing and avoids facebook etc.

Using RF for the ground-air links avoids most of the problems with scattering and absorbtion depending on droplet size and the band you're transmitting in.

This avoids clutter and still allows to just update changed files.

Notwithstanding that, I thought Bluetooth LE beacons are broadcast-only, which avoids the pairing issue anyway.

Sometimes this is useful to make single thread programs fasters, because it avoids the necessity to "transfer" the cache form the old core to the new core.

Plus as it is not tied to any country it avoids the classic chauvinism of some people who simply refuse to learn something coming from a "competing" nation.

(rest of GP's points)" This avoids saying "You're an idiot", which is nearly never constructive or helpful, and instead makes education and cooperation its goal.

This is addressed in the article: "Now, in his conversation with Frodo, Bombadil implies (but avoids directly stating) that he had heard of their coming from Farmer Maggot and from Gildor’s elves (both of whom Frodo had recently described).