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end-run

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end-run (ndrn)
tr.v. end-ran (-rn), end-run·ning, end-runs
Informal To bypass (an impediment) often by deceit or trickery: "The plan to end-run the ... Senate committee ran into instant resistance" (Peter Goldman).


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But some environmentalists are queasy, seeing the governor's idea as a possible end-run around the Air Resources Board.
The agreement's authors call it a purposeful end-run around the intransigence of national governments, especially the United States.
and thus, with the aid of American power brokers, would make an effective end-run around the protections embedded in the Constitution.
 
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