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Meanings of steering clear in English

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Usage of steering clear in English
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That includes steering clear of people, homes, protests or densely populated areas.
Reuters
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It's a big ball of crazy over there, and I'm steering clear.
Commuters: a novel
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But her reasons for steering clear of the health tracking effort were… unclear.
News.com.au
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I remembered what Gabriel had said about steering clear of risky human interaction.
Halo
5
We'll also discuss the few foods that you're better off steering clear of.
The new atkins for a new you: the ultimate diet for shedding wei...
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The hype surrounding IPO investing is enough to keep some investors steering clear.
Reuters
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He admits that steering clear of his old show was crucial.
The Guardian
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You may depend on my steering clear of detection, no matter what comes.
Infelice
9
It won't just be a matter of steering clear of Parliament for a day.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
10
He is steering clear of insurance in his new startup.
Reuters
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Do you think it's something you will ever do or you're steering clear of?
The new yorker
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Most of all, Love seemed relieved that McCartney-Nirvana were steering clear of Nirvana's classics.
The Guardian
13
Chepe drifted to the hatch slowly, steering clear of the jagged girders and beams.
Earth Unaware
14
Then the Queen addresses the crowd ( steering clear of the public holiday question).
Radio NZ
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He was credited for reacting swiftly, keeping the public informed and steering clear of speculation.
The Guardian
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Meyers views US banks as solid investments, but is steering clear of European bank bonds.
Reuters
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Steering clear across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common