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steer away from

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steer away from someone or something
to move or turn away from someone or something. You had better steer away from Jeff. He is in a terrible mood. Try to steer away from the potholes. The road is full of them.
See also: away, steer


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Girls Go Down has always been a brand that likes to steer away from the stereotype of LGBT culture and strives to provide something different.
John Davies, leader of the Welsh Local Government Association, will say: "Behind every youth offender is a child or young person who deserves the best level of support we can give them in helping them to steer away from a future of crime.
You are just one of those people who cannot steer away from membership sites and you just realized that you are seeing the words free membership site script staring back at you Being a beginner in the world of crazy and addicted membership site believers, you have so many questions You are just one of those people who cannot steer away from membership sites and you just realized that you are seeing the words free membership site script staring back at you.
 
 
 
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