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As I was about to round the last corner I was forced to dive out of the way of a speeding car. As I looked up, I noticed that it was my car.

Gone, too, must be the assumption that governments should merely get out of the way of markets.

He was surprisingly quick, a skill developed over years of getting out of the way of his bullying cousin.

Get out of the way of your own authentic fulfillment.

Part of our growth strategy is to get out of the way of private sector recovery.

I watched her off the body, the hard, the little boy involuntarily, I Xialechuang, want to cling to her. Get out of the way of her gentle.

Either tell her that I demand to see her, or stand out of the way of the door and let me go to her!

Get out of the way of your own authentic fulfillment. Sincerely treasure the experience, and there will be much more to treasure.

If I don't stay out of the way of their patrols, I might be looking at some jail time. . . or worse.

As I was abdomining exercises out to round the last corner I was forced to dive out of the way of a speeding car.

Normally, the station can be moved out of the way of a piece of junk, but this alert was raised too late for such a manoeuvre.

When you saw his leg after that tackle I don't blame him for getting out of the way of the goalkeeper.

As a friend of mine likes to say, "Get out of the way of you. "

And shall say, Cast ye up, cast ye up, prepare the way, take up the stumblingblock out of the way of my people.

The teens jumped into the driver seat and swerved out of the way of oncoming traffic before bringing the bus to a safe stop.

I was very easy at her transportation, because she was then out of the way of doing me any mischief, whatever should happen.

Go and stand by the door, out of the way of the mirror and the windows.

Only adapt to nature, natural way out of the way of life is our most appropriate way of life of mankind.

Fortunately, she had the presence of mind to push him out of the way of the oncoming car.

So by getting out of the way of the banks, the FSA hoped to both maintain stability and encourage business to come to "light touch" London.

This means that the load-balancing router stays out of the way of the actual WebSocket traffic, thus reducing latency.

Now. . . the graphics are so detailed and engaging, you'll find yourself ducking out of the way of on-screen adversaries.

I think of it as software getting out of the way of the user.

We are keeping ourselves out of the way of Clare's family who are out and about this afternoon.

The latter tried to keep out of the way of the bullet but it still hit his kidney.

"Constable's keeping out of the way of things, " Rupert said. "Don't you worry about Constable. "

A safer strategy is to lie low and stay out of the way of the tyrant boss.

Timidly, he walks home, staying out of the way of anyone he meets.

That kept them out of the way of large commercial aircraft.

What it needs most now is to get out of the way of ideas and enterprise, and to learn, bit by bit, the virtues of trust.

Barnes is a hustle guy who can stay out of the way of the scorers and learn how to flow in the triangle offense.

You should always keep poisons somewhere they are out of the way of children.

We should always keep poisons somewhere where they are out of the way of children.

I have got out of the way of working in office.

In Houston, International Space Station controllers have often adjusted its orbit to get out of the way of speeding space debris

the faster more maneuverable aircraft has the obligation to stay out of the way of the slower aircraft

Three cases report of out of the way of elongated styloid process related to vertigo and headache