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dodge

[doj] / dɒdʒ /




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The state claimed he faked the move to dodge millions of dollars in taxes and allegedly rummaged through his trash for evidence of California residence.

From The Wall Street Journal

Everyone has their own traditions at Christmas, with some people booking out a cottage in Pembrokeshire or going abroad to dodge the cold weather.

From BBC

Companies dodged a bullet when other countries largely declined to impose retaliatory tariffs.

From Barron's

"So you can dodge around things more easily… and they can spread their engineering work out a bit more."

From BBC

But researchers were able to find "universal jailbreaks" - or workarounds - for all the models studied which would allow them to dodge these protections.

From BBC