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Avoiding a debt is often referred to as "debt evasion" or "debt avoidance." This can involve tactics like failing to pay back loans or using legal loopholes to circumvent repayment obligations. It is important to note that intentionally avoiding debt can have legal consequences and negatively impact credit scores.

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