51.   In turning the original into a full-length piece, the playwright has wisely avoided any temptation to update it.

52.   It avoids the temptation to rhapsodize over a figure whose life reads almost like a religious allegory, so full is it of redemptive power.

53.   It is also wise to avoid the temptation to cut the lawn too short on the first mowing.

54.   Knutzen said the United States should avoid the temptation to impose burdensome regulations based on the wrongdoings of a few.

55.   Now we will see if they can avoid the temptation of seeking short-term political gains rather than constructive long-term solutions.

56.   One problem, Capelo said, is avoiding the temptation to spend what little savings she manages to eke out.

57.   Park said he tried to avoid the temptation to steal peeks in his rearview mirror to see where Martin was.

58.   So avoid the temptation to dive right in at the first sign of trouble.

59.   Still, the Dayton Daily News reviewing elves avoided the temptation of chucking the whole task and heading to the kitchen for another glass of eggnog.

60.   Still, Gooden insisted that he works diligently to avoid the temptations and noted that he lectures children about avoiding the traps he stumbled into.