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tergiversar Be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information.
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Central Bank of Ireland governor Patrick Honohan doesn't beat around the bush.
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Answering the questions Why do I have to beat around the bush?
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These people aren't there to be superficial or beat around the bush.
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Don't beat around the bush, Anna; is it money, or what?
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The governor obviously felt this was no time to beat around the bush.
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Short head line means you think directly and don't beat around the bush.
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I've never been one to beat around the bush, he said.
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And let's not beat around the bush here: these are touts.
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Let's not beat around the bush when it comes to that.
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Or at least we tend to beat around the bush and avoid the situation.
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Armstrong greeted her, then said, Listen, I don't want to beat around the bush.
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They are straightforward South Africans don't beat around the bush.
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Leave it to Tyler not to beat around the bush.
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You don't have to beat around the bush with me.
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We're not going to beat around the bush, South Africa needs jobs by the bucketload.
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So I'm not going to beat around the bush.