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avoid (Cancel), verb annul, defeat, destroy the efficacy of, invalidate, make inoperative, make of no effect, make void, make wholly without effect, refute, vacate, void avoid (Evade), verb abstain from, avert, balk at, decline, depart from, dodge, elude, escape, eschew, flee from, forsake, have nothing to do with, hold back, keep at a distance from, keep away from, keep clear of, make off, part company, refrain from, retreat, shun, shy away from, vitare See also: abscond, adeem, annul, avert, cancel, deceive, default, deter, detour, discriminate, disdain, disfavor, elude, escape, eschew, estrange, evade, exclude, fail, forestall, forgo, forswear, neglect, parry, picket, pretermit, prevent, refrain, repeal, shirk, shun, stave, tergiversate How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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HERE'S MY SOLUTION: MAKE THESE TRAIN LOVERS PAY THE FULL COST OF TRAVELING LOND-DISTANCE BY RAIL, RATHER THAN MAKE TRAIN AVOIDERS (IE: 99% OF THE U. ``We've all been big avoiders of day jobs, so we prematurely thought we could keep the band as a main thing,'' said de Reeder, a fan of classic Neil Young and Bob Dylan. Make sure the faint-of-heart risk avoiders understand what could occur if they fail to act upon the mission imperative (see Axiom 1. |
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