fall afoul of

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fall afoul of someone/something

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Insofar as this focus on cultural "reading" lets both Tan and Adams deal with serious issues yet not fall afoul of truth-and-authenticity arguments, it negotiates the minefield laid out in the first chapter. Amy Tan by Hume, Kathryn / MELUS The next Muslim leader to fall afoul of the DHS list was peace activist Yusuf Islam, known as singer Cat Stevens before his 1979 conversion to Islam. Muslims promise a whirlwind of activity to get out the bloc vote on ... by Hanley, Delinda Curtiss / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs More results

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Insofar as this focus on cultural "reading" lets both Tan and Adams deal with serious issues yet not fall afoul of truth-and-authenticity arguments, it negotiates the minefield laid out in the first chapter.

Amy Tan by Hume, Kathryn / MELUS

The next Muslim leader to fall afoul of the DHS list was peace activist Yusuf Islam, known as singer Cat Stevens before his 1979 conversion to Islam.

Muslims promise a whirlwind of activity to get out the bloc vote on ... by Hanley, Delinda Curtiss / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

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