| The purposes with which they are set on foot are profit, honour, or avoidance of loss or dishonour. |
| We hop, skip, jump around and over it, at least twice a day, familiar now, to the danger, adroit at avoidance. |
| This usually entails lifelong avoidance of all cereals containing gluten, including wheat, oats, rye and barley. |
| This does not mean expensive avoidance schemes or illegal evasion scams, or even disappearing from the face of the earth. |
| To this day, even if I simply think about being in such a situation, my stomach knots, my body tenses, and I go into avoidance mode. |
| It should be noted at this point that tax avoidance is legally sound, but morally open to question while tax evasion is simply illegal. |
