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Again, people are averting their eyes, trying to change the direction they're walking so they don't have to look at me.

No one can cut the bonds that unite him to his society simply by averting his eyes .

Averting a protectionist turn in the policy of every country should be the administration's top priority in trade.

The plan seems to be to start a pointless peace process, in the hope of averting a meaningless UN declaration.

The age of deterrence is now the age of control , averting catastrophe fron weapons of mass destruction .

As preparations for the G20 summit get under way , finance ministers meeting in London deserve credit for averting economic apocalypse .

Eg. He was an Asian American (who was) raised in a household where respectful zones in authority was show by averting your eyes .

We are past the point where public policy around the world was directed exclusively to averting a depression.

While a boy was crossing the highway in a hurry, the driver of a speeding car promptly stepped the brakes, thus averting a bad accident.

Proactive stakeholder engagement, including with staff is also viewed as a means of averting compliance issues.

averting her gaze means that she must be angry with me.

If this were to show a return to recession the news would torpedo Labour's already slender hopes of averting a Conservative victory.

A quick analysis with the engagement steps, helps in averting the future disaster of a failed project and a frustrated Agile team.

Identifying, correcting and averting our memory errors are part of a cognitive process called memory monitoring.

In a report entitled "Averting the Old Age Crisis" , it argued that pension arrangements in most countries were unsustainable.

Averting a U. S. -Japanese blowup will require a much deeper understanding of the nature of the friction than either side has shown so far.

WITH strains intensifying in the money markets, the Federal Reserve still faces the burden of averting a serious recession.

Rather than averting the inevitable in Greece, the urgent task now is to stop contagion spreading to Italy, Spain or Belgium.

It is now widely accepted that averting serious climate change is technically feasible and economically affordable.

Intelligence experts are concerned the latest alert, while possibly averting a disaster, could compromise possible intelligence networks.

But, paradoxically, averting another Great Depression-like calamity removed political pressure for more fundamental reform.

Ipsotek's system can serve as crucial backup in such a case, potentially averting an attack and saving lives.

An early morning walk will help sync your internal clock to the sun, averting an energy slump in the afternoon.

He has had to throw another couple of hundred billion pounds of taxpayers' money at the banks in the hope of averting an economic slump.

Averting such destructive contagion should be the overwhelming priority.

Increased risk aversion prompted investors to return to the safety of liquid US Treasuries, averting a collapse of America's currency.

The rest of us-my aunt, his two young sons, me-stood there, silently, cleaning the plates, averting our eyes.

Continuing where Mr Bush left off, Mr Obama intervened to prop up ailing banks and insurers, thereby probably averting catastrophe.

Their actions precipitated the war rather than averting it.

The focus on trade targets is an indirect way of averting a global currency brawl.

Tepco later said pressure stabilized, averting need for a release.

Averting a protectionist turn in US policy should be the administration's top priority in trade.

Our coordinated stimulus plans played an indispensable role in averting catastrophe.

Without a new global agreement, there is not much chance of averting serious climate change.

Wedding that day, for averting from wedding night of embarrassed, he drank friend to respectfully come over of wine.

The policy prescriptions offered for averting this "threat" are both absurd and chilling.

It's a difficult balance between teaching speculators a lesson and averting systemic failure.

The world does not need to choose between averting climate change and promoting growth and development.

It must be controled the concentration of gas in colliery, for averting accidents.

The EU has kept it alive, averting, for now, default by Greece and Ireland, and the risk of another round of bank failures.

These results underscore the value of rescue medications in averting psychotic relapse.

Averting catastrophe from weapon of mass destruction.

We may be back from the abyss, he says, but merely averting disaster doesn't mean there's real improvement.

eg. He avoids any eye contact, quickly averting his gaze when anyone approaches.

A crash project developed a resistant strain, thus averting a crop crisis.

Drexler also needs to keep an eye on averting controversy over the Gap's use of third-world labor.

Embarrassed, they look away. Nervously, they steal glances at each other, averting their eyes when they see the other one looking back.

In those days, he played a vital role in averting depression.

Instead of averting your eyes from the painful events of life, look at them squarely and contemplate them often.

The margin of time for averting crisis was melting away.

High Value of Averting Blackouts or Price Spikes?

While the G20 reaffirmed a commitment to sign a new climate deal this year, the London meeting had focused on averting financial meltdown.

2004 - Stanislav Petrov is awarded the World Citizen Award for averting a potential World War III in 1983.

Such organizations have had only limited success in averting conflicts between states

Averting and treatment of obstetric and gynecologic medical accidents and its related law

Improving peak shifting and averting efficiency by adopting advanced transmission media

Probing the Application of the Averting Pulled Layer to Waterproof Engineering

Application of load regulation and peak averting information management system to DSM of Anhui Power Grid in summer

Weekly Address: Averting the Sequester and Finding a Balanced Approach to Deficit Reduction

Preventing and Monitoring Measures for Averting Tunnel Collapse

For Averting it being Scrapped Crankshaft Restoration Technique

Intelligent in advance warning message system for averting pylon collision

Crack Averting Technique for Waterproof Concrete of Elevated Bridge's Deck Pavement

A Simmering Fire in Asia: Averting Sino-Japanese Strategic Conflict

On the Display of Finance Hegemony and Its Averting

Averting a Price War by Leveraging Competitive Intelligence CI

Capsule Transveyer Control and Measures for Averting Interference

Spread Customs in the Stories of Misfortunes Averting by Prayers

A POLICY'S HISTORY: Averting a Crisis, But Forming a Habit

Duty of averting or minimizing losses

Ways of Averting Climate Crisis

They set their gaze on you, averting it only occasionally and at proper intervals,

Averting the Worst

Causes of Risks Forming in Trust Trade and Countermeasures of Risks Averting and Controlling in Our Country