A decade or so ago, sidestepping taxes was considered shady behavior.

A "no" vote means either walking away from potential profits - or, instead, sidestepping more financial trouble.

This sidestepping of the estate tax, with its rates of up to 55 percent, has become big business.

Which is why he should not be shocked by political sidestepping - globally or locally.

But, in another way, the movie's sidestepping of the issue of race is passé.

But much sidestepping of the law appears independent of the intellectual disability involved.

The impetus will not be slowed by ticky-tack sidestepping or lobbying.

In such a state, it is said, the unconscious mind creates its own rich understandings by sidestepping the need for conscious analysis.

Brown accused Bounds of sidestepping with his answers and repeated some of the same questions.

You can fault it for not always sidestepping the cliches of love and regret, for saying nothing that hasn't been said before.

What may be most offensive to both wings is its sidestepping of politics in favor of simple human ingenuity.

South Africa has grown adroit at sidestepping sanctions.

That was the truth, but it wasn't the truth inside the truth, and this was an area where she didn't want to do any sidestepping.

Tarma was inclined to be more amused than offended at their hostess's neat sidestepping of protocol.

They need the cold simmer, the ceaseless grudge, the talent to avoid forgiveness, the sidestepping of compromise.

Sidestepping gangsta poses but staying tough, he's among the less self-righteous underground rappers.

This issue necessitated some political sidestepping.

His rugby background has led to his physical approach and strong sidestepping and tackling ability.

Malicious sidestepping.

But there are political aspects to a sidestepping of Kazakhstan's recent history, too, often born out of the government's determination to stay friendly with Russia.

The model suggested by the historian Patrick Wormald, given in the definition above, allows for the graceful sidestepping of that controversy.

Each new period of cooperation by Iraq was quickly followed by stalling and sidestepping, and then by limited cooperation again.

When The New York Times asked readers about requesting a raise, many respondents told of deft and funny sidestepping by the boss.

But if Powlus is not exactly Deion Sanders when it comes to artful sidestepping, there was nothing wrong with his arm through three quarters today.

"Sidestepping," Tessa said.

They may have found a way to sidestep the problem.

When he did, she sidestepped him and tried to open the door.

He sidestepped a question about a future role for himself in the government.

I believe we must face the problem, not sidestep it.

She was sidestepping his questions with more of her own.

But a lot of the guys have been sidestepping me, not just those two.

But there may be a way to sidestep the debate.

It is not the first time he has sidestepped the rules.

Second, can the church really sidestep the problem of historical fact?

There may be another reason that social history in particular has been sidestepped.

Quick on his feet, he sidestepped, came up in her face again.

He looked around for some way to sidestep the wall, but there was none.

In its decision, the court sidestepped broad questions about the law.

Then we sidestepped down to the start of the trail.

So sell that to your people, instead of sidestepping the issues.

He sidestepped away from the door, pulling the woman with him.

Why do you think the economy will sidestep a recession?

Terrorism is not a good reason to sidestep that system.

He sprang to his feet and sidestepped to the door.

Still, while party conversation can be sidestepped, the march of time cannot.

She sidestepped the first one, then turned to kick him in the back.

The question could be sidestepped by treating him as a child.

I tried to get around her but she sidestepped, blocking me again.

Having looked at myself in the mirror, I sidestepped that one.

We both stood up and sidestepped out to the aisle.

The founder continued to operate the site for 15 months while at SideStep.

SideStep made money through advertising and referral fees.

Those services, along with Kayak and Sidestep, which search other Web sites for air fares, have improved comparison shopping.

US Airways is the first airline to put the Sidestep download button on its Web site.

"Winnipeg Sidestep"

Sidestep may refer to:

Kayak.com later acquired SideStep in December 2007 and took over the operations of the site.

SideStep (www.sidestep.com) Compares a huge range of fares.

Short Trips and Sidesteps (2000)

In December 2007, SideStep was sold to Kayak.com for about $180m.

"The Sidestep, or march," directed Britain's 1789 regulations for field exercises in Ireland, "is very necessary on many occasions when halted."

Stripes of the Sidestep Wolf (1999) (first published in the UK in 2004)

Other online booking websites include Sidestep (www.sidestep.com) and Orbitz (www.orbitz.com).

Reviews of many of his dance works can be found in Sidestep, the archive of New Zealand dance writing.

SideStep was a metasearch engine for travel: it searched and consolidated results from more than 200 travel websites worldwide.

Another publication is SideStep: A Guide to Preventing and Managing Diabetes.

"Sidestep" (feat.

In 2006, SideStep acquired TravelPost, a hotel review and user-generated content website.

"Please Shut the Gate" by Stephen Lock (Short Trips and Sidesteps)

"BlackBerry Workarounds Readied to Sidestep Patent Problems."

"Monsters", by Tara Samms (Short Trips and Sidesteps)

Sidestep: Sidestep is a very cranky crab who once got his house (or a sand castle, for that matter) destroyed by the beast accidentally.

"There's a lot of overlap between the fares of the big three online travel agents," said Phil Carpenter, vice president for corporate marketing at SideStep.

"Sidestep, hedge, weasel, shuffle, feline paws-" "Pussyfoot?"

"Turnabout is Fair Play" by Graeme Burk (Short Trips and Sidesteps)