It's a fate that eluded him for so long — and which has eluded so many other predators like him.
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I panicked as I realized that simple task eluded me.
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But why these disparate trends have occurred has eluded scientists.
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What had eluded the historians was proved by the mathematicians.
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He eluded free safety Andre Hal to tie the score.
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The ball just eluded leaping Phillies center fielder Odubel Herrera.
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Some sensitive subjects seem to have eluded the officials' net.
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The pharaoh who eluded the Victorians, of course, was Tutankhamun.
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At 25, I had eluded obligatory military service for years.
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In the years since, however, wide recognition has eluded him.
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Coming up with the perfect family vacation had eluded us.
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While they may have eluded him, Eiko was close by.
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The cause, or causes, of the increase have eluded scientists.
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If there is one in "Stream," it eluded this viewer.
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Congressional authorization to use force in Syria eluded Mr. Obama.
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He could not immediately say how Jones eluded the guard detail.
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Simmons followed by striking out on a pitch that eluded Hanigan.
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This "miniaturization" capability has long eluded the country's weapons development program.
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But it probably eluded discovery because scientists focused on larger trees.
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For decades flying cars have obsessed technologists but eluded their mastery.
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But Novey has wholly eluded the hazards of writing about writers.
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Generating this added value has eluded other industries in Germany's East.
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He took sleeping pills, but a good night's rest eluded him.
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For more than four decades, true justice has eluded Dorthy Moxley.
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But the big picture has, so far at least, eluded them.
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If that name appears anywhere, it has eluded us for decades.
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And tracking her down mysteriously eluded both authorities and the media.
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He also found a sense of identity that had eluded him.
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Despite both enjoying glittering careers, Olympic gold has eluded the Brazilians.
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Even book clubs eluded me, with their groupthink and baked brie.
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They reintroduced me to what, for so long, had eluded me.
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It's one that has eluded Democrat and Republican administrations for years.
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Ted Cruz in Texas — a state that has long eluded Democrats.
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Gary MacDonald, Cranbrook, British Columbia I'm not sure Arafat "eluded" anything.
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For all the stories, personal devastation has not eluded Mr. Presten.
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He returned the next weekend, but the fish eluded him again.
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The problem had eluded explanation since superconductivity was discovered in 1911.
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Will it bring a recognition that eluded him in his lifetime?
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Exactly how Mr. Ghosn eluded the Japanese authorities remained a mystery.
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For decades, the civil rights movement had somehow eluded cinematic storytelling.
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Then she tells me that, for her whole life, perfection eluded her.
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Now they're seeking what's eluded them so far: a NCAA tournament championship.
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Anthony Rendon followed with a grounder that eluded second baseman Omar Infante.
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And yet the biggest A-List fan of them all eluded Gilbert.
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Finding a way to reconcile the two has thus far eluded physicists.
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But even with three house sauces, an exemplary pork sandwich eluded us.
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He eluded capture for two months but was eventually caught and hanged.
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Why do you think the Oscar has eluded him for so long?
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Bernie Sanders got the televised celebration that eluded him a week earlier.
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Even this year, lots of legislative accomplishments have eluded the media's radar.
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But the presidency in our country, it has so far eluded us.
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But the stardom that his Canadian countrymen nurtured at Findlay eluded Brooks.
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One milestone, however, has long eluded Paula Vogel and Lynn Nottage: Broadway.
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Even with her skills, major success has eluded the Brazilian women's team.
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He eluded capture for several years but was eventually arrested and tried.
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But tax rate targets have eluded Republican efforts to hammer out a deal.
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For years, it eluded detection by scientists because it has so few stars.
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More than seven years into the recovery, the rebound has eluded other states.
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Hanley Ramirez lined a two-out double that eluded left fielder Steve Pearce.
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Other tarantulas, the extremely rare and geographically restricted ones, have simply eluded detection.
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Will Glass find in the workplace the success that eluded it among consumers?
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They did not do that for the Republican apparatus as Steve eluded to.
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He&aposs thinking about how we achieve what has eluded successive American administrations.
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Finally, at 2100, the final seed eluded him for an additional 2100 hours.
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Finding a truly satisfying conclusion to the Skywalker saga without her eluded us.
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Abaaoud later boasted online that he had eluded capture and returned to Syria.
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It was Teravainen's 17th goal of the season and the puck eluded Mrazek.
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Tyler Toffoli eluded Ottawa defenseman Ben Harpur and fed Pearson for the goal.
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Comprehensive legislation to reckon with 11.3m undocumented immigrants has eluded America for years.
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The promise of an AIDS vaccine has tempted, but eluded, scientists for decades.
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Her mother hopes Mr. Trump can find the answers that have eluded her.
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Even current president Gianni Infantino was under investigation, but he eluded any punishment.
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Color eluded me, and people were hollow ghosts with no solidity or humanness.
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He found an eloquence, a grace, a self-confidence that had eluded him.
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The support from seniors eluded President Obama in his 2202 and 2628 campaigns.
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Only white truffles, which have eluded domestication entirely, are more prized and expensive.
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" This may have explained why "Herzog" found the large audience that eluded "Stoner.
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Unlike her male colleagues, however, wide-spread recognition eluded Pashgian until fairly recently.
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A proper shared interest is something that eluded us for a long time.
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Few witnesses have emerged, frustrating overworked detectives, and her killer eluded the police.
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Time and again he eluded Michigan's rushers and turned potential sacks into gains.
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But the writing industry as a whole has always eluded standardization in pay.
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How did this young doctor make a diagnosis that eluded so many others?
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About two dozen Russian citizens have also been indicted but have eluded arrest.
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But this demands fundamental structural change that has thus far eluded the hierarchy.
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But that indignation eluded him when he was running for president in 2016.
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Brandon eluded as much and Tommy said he didn't want his son prosecuted.
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Second baseman Goodrum's high throw eluded first baseman Jim Adduci, allowing Polanco to score.
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No wonder it eluded discovery for nearly a year after a failed landing attempt.
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He shot through a screen and the puck eluded Budaj after Hayes deflected it.
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The accused spies, one of whom had previously been expelled from Poland, eluded capture.
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Or maybe it's just some random kid who hopped the glass and eluded security.
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Superstardom (and a long-lasting nickname) would ultimately elude Pendleton, as it eluded Gibson.
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It's the only major title that has eluded the top men's player, Novak Djokovic.
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Beloved, dearly Prince, who eluded — and didn't need — descriptors, died Thursday at age 57.
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The winger was well behind the play when Saad's botched pass eluded Brent Seabrook.
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By winning the silver, Cavendish earned an Olympic medal that had long eluded him.
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The notion that x plus y could ever equal z eluded my nontechnical mind.
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The Chiefs rookie linebacker Breeland Speaks eluded his blocker and grabbed Brady from behind.
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But the prize P.S.G. most covets, the Champions League, has so far eluded it.
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In our endless human quest to control everything, the weather has heretofore eluded us.
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To do so, she will have to make inroads that have eluded other Democrats.
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Mr Bolsonaro has pushed through pension reform, which has eluded Brazilian governments for decades.
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May, analysts said, giving his leadership a sense of momentum that constantly eluded her.
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They find it incomprehensible that this almost self-evident right had eluded earlier generations.
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What exactly causes A.F.M. has eluded experts, frustrating attempts to prevent or treat it.
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Mozart never completed his Mass in C minor, for reasons that have eluded historians.
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The man, Frank King, said in the video that he had eluded hotel security.
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The fourth and final paragraph has, to this day, eluded all efforts at decryption.
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The issue boils down to a catch-22 that has eluded diplomats for years.
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But this is a field where even small gains have eluded surgeons for decades.
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And, while he briefly knew commercial success, industry recognition and respect largely eluded him.
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Still, Mr. Greenblatt and Mr. Kushner have succeeded in one aspect of the process that eluded their predecessors and has eluded this White House on other issues: They have virtually eliminated leaks and imposed strict message discipline on two notoriously unruly parties.
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In the U.S., the simplest things, such as computers and motion-activated faucets, eluded him.
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The Standard Model of physics predicted the particle's existence but until now it eluded physicists.
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Meaningful pension reform has eluded governments of all stripes, even when they had strong mandates.
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The soft shot eluded Allen's blocker and hit the upper left corner of the net.
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For all his ambition and willingness to work hard, education — public and segregated — eluded him.
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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT won four presidential elections, but there was one vote that eluded him.
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As long as literary fame eluded her, Egan told me, she had wished for it.
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Aoki scored when Seth Smith's grounder just eluded the drawn-in second baseman Starlin Castro.
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Recognition, profitability and long-term success have largely eluded such endeavors in the United States.
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"It was a story that eluded myself and other reporters for many years," she said.
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Immigration reform has eluded Democrats and Republicans for decades, well before Trump was in office.
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But, adding to Trout's lack of recognition and earning power, postseason success has eluded him.
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How have they achieved uninterrupted career progression, a goal that has eluded so many women?
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Even in decline, the president had a vision that eluded others, including his closest partner.
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He also suggested a desire to control a narrative that had long eluded his grasp.
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She has never been profiled, and she has carefully eluded most of her father's chroniclers.
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Legal protections have eluded this population precisely because they have been disenfranchised by their injury.
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That goal has eluded other popular movements, from Occupy Wall Street to Black Lives Matter.
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The puck eluded Anton Forsberg, the start of a forgettable night for the Blackhawks goalie.
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McCann followed with an RBI double that eluded a dive by Judge in right field.
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In 2018 he again eluded the Yankees when he was traded to the Houston Astros.
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Mr. Tritle elicited a cushioned warmth within a coherent sound that often eluded him elsewhere.
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Immigration reform has indeed for decades eluded presidents seeking a long-term solution from Congress.
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His shot from the left circle eluded Crawford and squirted inside the far post through traffic.
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And as I eluded to earlier, he expelled Russian diplomats and suspected spies, 22018 of them.
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But the Academy Awards, the largest stage of them all, had eluded the actress until now.
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He eluded pressure adroitly and his 116.3 rating was his fourth time over 113 in 2016.
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What Mr Vizcarra has already gained is the thing that eluded his predecessor: the political initiative.
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This would make it easier to turn a profit, something that has eluded Spotify thus far.
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Guillermo Heredia then hit a liner to right-center that also just eluded a diving Smith.
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That's a position that has eluded Google, which is now facing antitrust inquiries of its own.
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Brazil have never won the Olympic football gold, the one international title to have eluded them.
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Thursday marks a political milestone -- one that has painfully eluded Trump and House leaders for months.
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In neither incident was Dubai-like footage made public - an indication that the killers eluded surveillance.
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The Pirate Party has found a formula that has eluded many anti-establishment groups across Europe.
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This year, Singleton is trying to find the consistency that has eluded him in the past.
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This kind of "geo-targeting", as it is known, has long held promise but eluded advertisers.
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But the logic of positively comparing a conservative candidate to South Korea's murderous archenemy eluded me.
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Abdeslam's fingerprints were also found during an earlier raid in Brussels, but he has eluded police.
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The case against Mr. Karadzic was delayed because he eluded capture for more than a decade.
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But breakthroughs in the economy have eluded him, which many economists say have sapped business confidence.
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Here, in this flawed, unsteady TV show, is the secret that's eluded far too many others.
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This context allowed me to find the courage that so often eluded me in social settings.
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It has eluded him in 15 previous Grand Slam appearances despite his world-beating excellence elsewhere.
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A comprehensive rewrite of the U.S. tax code has eluded previous presidents and Congress for decades.
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The Stanley Cup has eluded him, but this year, just maybe, it could be Cooper's turn.
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Some of them retired or died, but the search for answers eluded them — until last month.
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He received many of literature's top prizes, some more than once, but a Nobel eluded him.
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But one of our best hopes for curbing the spread of malaria—vaccination—has eluded us.
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The strong finish in New Hampshire is the moment that had eluded Klobuchar for a year.
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But an agreement has thus far eluded the Trump administration, causing both sides to increase tariffs.
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There's his doppelgänger, who eluded the Black Lodge by copying himself like a set of keys.
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Postseason glory, furthermore, has routinely eluded all of the Rockets' headliners: Harden, Paul and their coach.
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North Carolina could taste it now, the sensation that so narrowly eluded them a year ago.
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So far, it appears such concerns have eluded the designers of the inchoate Green New Deal.
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Perhaps in carefully constructed virtual worlds, people can solve problems that have eluded us in reality.
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Reauthorizing NCLB and passing long-term transportation funding were accomplishments that had eluded lawmakers for years.
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She has long pursued a partnership with the Greens -- but it has eluded her so far.
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Bush worked with a Congress controlled by the opposition in ways that have eluded his successors.
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He eluded authorities until 2015, assisting veterinarians and undergoing a "total transformation," according to his attorney.
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Ms. Ingalls, in her late 70s, began to enjoy the recognition that had long eluded her.
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Gurriel followed by walloping a 2-0 changeup that just eluded Mariners center fielder Mallex Smith.
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Most experts are skeptical of Trump's chances of brokering a peace accord that eluded his predecessors.
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He actually eluded all the security pretty fast and then just gets bodied by some other fan.
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It's unclear if he has the answers that have eluded past Republican and Democratic presidents before him.
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The Cloud-Connected Car Drives IoT Monetization Healthcare reform has eluded Congress for more than two decades.
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Wyden stressed that their systems were similar to the others, with similar safeguards (that were similarly eluded).
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What most people watch on Twitch streams is exemplary gameplay, and that has often eluded the squad.
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WALKING THROUGH rural Ukraine in 1932, having eluded his Communist Party chaperone, Gareth Jones witnessed disturbing deprivation.
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The improvements can be traced to industry consolidation and investment—things that have eluded most onshore builders.
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He arched all the way back, making his torso parallel with the ground and eluded the kick.
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Northwestern seemed to set the tone early after an Akron long snap eluded senior punter Nick Gasser.
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The Cowboys regained the lead after Brown eluded a tackle and raced 68 yards for a score.
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Segura later delivered a single to eluded both Devenski and second baseman Jose Altuve to plate Heredia.
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A new president might have a mandate to embark on reforms that have eluded governments for decades.
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He tried to pick up the children, but they were so nervous that they eluded his grasp.
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Adding insult to injury, it was Mexican authorities that eventually charged Kingery after he eluded U.S. agents.
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For years, astronomers thought they would find a planet around the nearby star, but it eluded them.
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Today, Chacha the chimpanzee scampered out of a Japanese zoo and eluded captors for nearly two hours.
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He said that what Honolulu needed was affordable housing, a goal that has stubbornly eluded this island.
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Yet, if speech defines us as human, a related faculty had eluded them: the ability to connect.
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Tavares scored a second after the penalty to Barkov expired with a high shot that eluded Luongo.
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She had never been far off, but there were always five pounds or so that eluded her.
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Cheap Trick at Budokan is what brought the band the American acclaim that had previously eluded you.
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Until now, a run to the final four of one of the biggest tournaments had eluded him.
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Barzal made it 24-26 at 33:23 with a shot that eluded Jets goaltender Steve Mason.
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One strike from the title, Stanley's wild pitch eluded catcher Rich Gedman, tying the game, 653-5.
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But unlike many of his friends, a certain kind of gallery success has so far eluded Wright.
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Despite Himes's literary output, wealth and sustained praise eluded him until the final third of his career.
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Because such pessimism eluded one of them, Pete Buttigieg, the millennial former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The summit alone gave North Korea and its dictator a prize that had eluded his dynastic predecessors.
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Even as acne treatments become more sophisticated, the disease has eluded scientists' attempts to fully understand it.
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Both his story and his storytelling eluded the archetypes of African-American life, and of Broadway musicals.
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For García's foes, who had been eagerly awaiting his downfall, he had simply eluded justice once again.
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The problem is world recognition has eluded him and he has yet to become a household name.
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It's about the fundamentals of the U.S. inflation cycle that's eluded both the bond markets and the Fed.
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Yahya said he eluded detection for six hours before he finally chose a plane to crawl into -- randomly.
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Montreal answered back on the next shift when Radulov's long-range snap shot eluded Schneider at 2:49.
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Working with this strain, the researchers managed to uncover unique human-specific attributes that had previously eluded detection.
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He already has four victories under his belt, but the Masters is the one that has eluded him.
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Still, the thinness Hosea desired eluded her, and her weight ultimately crept up to more than 300 pounds.
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Amid all of that, the one thing that '90s kids really wanted to see revived has eluded us.
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The potential acquisition would give Amazon scale in grocery, a $5.7 trillion category that had mostly eluded it.
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"No, I don't think it owes me one," he said about the 2010 PGA title that eluded him.
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As the volume of content has increased, the ability to manage it all seems to have eluded us.
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All May's potential successors have said they could find the solution to the Brexit crisis which eluded her.
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Instead, the company has consistently impressed backers by giving machines a trait that's eluded them for decades: mobility.
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Since the ESL Cologne Major in July, though, first place finishes have completely eluded the (mostly) Brazilian team.
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I didn't know what I was seeing—I could make out the characters, but their meaning eluded me.
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To be fair, beating the index is a win that over the years has eluded many top investors.
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So what changed to make an agreement possible now, after it had eluded negotiators at previous OPEC meetings?
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Such a meeting had eluded their predecessor, but Francis had issued a standing invitation to meet anytime, anywhere.
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These disastrous conviction numbers apparently have eluded the former detective, the Texas justice system and the American media.
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I think the last two innings of work, the fastball command kind of eluded him a little bit.
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Taking this approach may just yield something that has eluded Congress in recent years — bipartisan, consensus-driven legislating.
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The stars seemed to be aligned in its favour, but "No Other" divided critics and eluded the public.
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Albania emerged from strict communist isolation in the early 1990s though prosperity has eluded the small Balkan nation.
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Immigration seems to be an immutable problem that has eluded all efforts at reform — but reform it needs.
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Nevada isn't quite a solid-blue state yet, and deeper changes may have eluded Democratic lawmakers for now.
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In a sense, Netflix has posthumously extended Welles the respect and creative latitude that eluded him in life.
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Duclair then shuffled the puck as he eluded ex-teammate Pageau before firing a shot under Varlamov's glove.
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What I wanted to capture was the texture, and it eluded me over five days and many batches.
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Success eluded Mr. Latsios until the mid-1990s, when word of his collection spread to Hollywood and beyond.
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Mr. Trump insists he is committed to achieving the "ultimate" Middle East peace agreement that eluded his predecessors.
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After Jorge Polanco flied to left, C.J. Cron's ground ball eluded Hunter Dozier at third to score Arraez.
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The shame of France — for its World War II collaboration, for its brutal colonial war — eluded honest accountings.
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The one big award that eluded Dr. Falkow, although he was nominated for it, was the Nobel Prize.
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Qasem Soleimani, Democratic presidential candidates and members of Congress have asserted themselves in ways that once eluded them.
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He had hoped to become secretary of the Treasury at some point, a goal that had eluded him.
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But a satisfying entry back into the narrative had eluded them — a purely nostalgic route was not appealing.
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Russia, though unwilling to be used for other governments' interests, thus achieved an outcome that eluded the USSR.
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But Mr. Mostafa, 37, who is on the F.B.I.'s list of most wanted terrorists, has eluded capture.
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The team in the Geräteraum decided to pursue two stories that had eluded European soccer journalists for years.
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There now exists a clarity that had eluded most anyone outside of the company's headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Fisher's wrister from about 50 feet out eluded Lundqvist, who appeared to have been screened by Colin Wilson.
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They escaped when one hit McCann over the head with a bottle of vodka, but he eluded capture.
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There are even tribes of indigenous people that, to this day, have eluded contact with the outside world.
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Verifiable North Korean denuclearization is a goal that has eluded US presidents for more than a half-century.
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But his dream home — a residence with sufficient space for a studio — eluded him until three years ago.
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This was a very clever puzzle by Will Nediger, and the theme eluded me for quite some time.
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Kingery's shot eluded center fielder Riddle and rolled to the warning track, scoring Cesar Hernandez and Maikel Franco.
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They say a larger array of genetic information would widen the pool to find criminals who have eluded capture.
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Gainza's prose, solemn and declarative, accords to Lautrec the dignity that eluded him at various points in his life.
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These benefits haven't eluded Dell or Xerox, both of which have embraced remote work and touted their environmental stewardship.
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Keep reading to find out which ones may have eluded you, down to their episode credit and character name.
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However, a deal that would dismantle North Korea's nuclear weapons program and lift US sanctions has eluded both men.
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But then Victor Robles ripped a hard-bouncing ball down the third base line that barely eluded Bregman's glove.
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FINDING a reliable way of timing the market is something that has eluded the greatest investment minds in history.
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Critics of the policy said Uber was using it as a bandage for drivers who had eluded background checks.
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Oh, and that whole thing I wrote yesterday about how pithiness seems to have eluded him in recent times?
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His errant throw eluded Carlos Correa, allowing Smith to score and the Rays to take a 1-0 lead.
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The ball just eluded leaping Seattle LF Ben Gamel and bounced off the top of the wall and over.
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Burns' snap shot from the blue line eluded a screened Budaj with Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau getting assists.
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These proposals together offer a blueprint for a bipartisan solution to a problem that has eluded policymakers for decades.
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But the type of fame Young Thug achieved cruelly eluded Quan, and at some point, he was left behind.
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In this group, he found a warm sense of community that had long eluded him, and forged lasting friendships.
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And yet— And yet despite all my healing I still feel that something important, something vital, has eluded me.
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Photo credit: Snap The ability to add links to individual posts has eluded users on Snapchat and rival Instagram.
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Wide receiver Sammy Watkins eluded Jets' cornerback Darrelle Revis to make a career-high 2181 receptions for 136 yards.
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All eyes will turn to Congress -- where, admittedly, a major immigration deal has eluded DC lawmakers for decades now.
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Finding new funding sources for infrastructure has long eluded Washington, despite bipartisan agreement about the need for new investments.
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Mr. Abdeslam eluded capture for months after the attacks but was eventually arrested in the Molenbeek neighborhood of Brussels.
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Things are imperfect, Mr. Fernandez said, but they now have some peace that eluded them in their home country.
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Benn tied it with 1:0 left in the period when his shot from the left point eluded Greiss.
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Her gaze remained ahead, on the prize that had eluded an American female marathon runner like herself since 201.
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Now the Twins can take part in the September tradition that has eluded them for years: watching the scoreboard.
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Despite being one of the most popular apps of 2019, monetisation has largely eluded the company up to now.
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But Cook went left, cut sharply right, accelerated and eluded a diving safety on the way to a touchdown.
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His first year as an assistant, 2300, Marshall won the state championship that had eluded the "Hoop Dreams" team.
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Over the past two years, the perpetrators of five other car bombings have eluded arrest and prosecution in Malta.
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Besides Dellin Betances (drafted 254th over all in 20003), those kinds of success stories have largely eluded the Yankees.
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Friedland eluded authorities until 1987, when he was captured in the Maldives, where he was running a scuba-diving business.
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Lisa Bloom, who represents former model Janice Dickinson, said Cosby has also eluded her attempts to question him under oath.
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The two sides issued a joint communiqué supporting the system, something that had eluded them in their two previous summits.
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One out later, Ramirez ripped a shot into the right-center gap that eluded center fielder Tyler Collins' diving attempt.
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The sudden arrest of the former leader, who had eluded Spanish justice for months, sparked a furious response across Catalonia.
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If Disney can pull off this project, it'll accomplish something that has long eluded the franchise: a live-action show.
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The authorities were frustrated because the militants – holed up in remote mountain hideouts or protected by sympathizers – still eluded arrest.
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In July he launched a reform that had eluded his predecessors for decades: a national goods-and-services tax (GST).
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He believed absolutely that he was right; that he had discovered a key to history that had eluded earlier philosophers.
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Russia almost certainly has intelligence operatives in the United States and elsewhere that have so far eluded Washington's intelligence community.
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When a carmaker removes a car's roof, as I eluded to earlier, the car's chassis becomes softer and less rigid.
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To the consternation of at least one number-obsessed reporter, then, the record was eluded by a mere four cents.
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It is the primary accolade that has eluded him and the only one that can fumigate the conversation around him.
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She also captured the support of women, something that had eluded her in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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Abe has personal reasons for wanting to achieve a breakthrough that eluded his father Shintaro, foreign minister from 1982-1986.
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If O'Connor prevails, it will be a strong indicator that Democrats can win in areas that have long eluded them.
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Brandon Crawford opened the San Francisco second with a drive to left that eluded the leaping Bethancourt for a double.
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Defenseman Joe Morrow's wrister through net-front traffic eluded Rinne at 22006:207 for his third goal, tying the score.
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Radulov carried the puck inside the zone to backhand a shot through a maze of players that eluded Peter Budaj.
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McGinn widened the lead to 3-1 when his fluttering shot from the point eluded Jones with traffic in front.
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But however strained its sales pitch may have been, the Popular Front embraced a key insight that had eluded socialists.
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Despite that, most experts are skeptical of Trump's chances for achieving a peace deal that had eluded other U.S. presidents.
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But the cut eluded me until just last year, when I finally hooked up with Wes Sharpton of Hairstory Studio.
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" Murdoch has met every American President since Kennedy, but, the close associate says, "until now a relationship has eluded him.
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One mystery eluded Mr. Migoya as he worked on the book: understanding the specific, glorious smell of just-baked bread.
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Stephen Piscotty gave chase and leapt at the wall, but the ball eluded him and bounced back toward the infield.
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Their respective stances on immigration and economic inequality speak to policy issues that have eluded the parties in recent years.
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In the 29-year-old Koepka, Woods might finally have found the genuine rival who eluded him in his prime.
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And the 90-day deadline is exceptionally ambitious for a trade agreement that has eluded negotiators for nearly two years.
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Andrew Benintendi, who had four hits, followed Betts's single and steal of second with a grounder that just eluded Dozier.
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Time and again, it fell to Mr. Biden to parachute in to cut a deal that had eluded the president.
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Even if Mr. Netanyahu proceeds, he may not be able to find the majority that has eluded him twice before.
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Mayfield tied it with 213:2212 left in the first on a slap shot from the point that eluded Murray.
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Once I noticed das Meisterstück, it was all I could see; yet for much of the solve, it eluded me.
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On their fourth trading day, shares closed with a value that eluded the oil company before its initial public offering.
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London (CNN Business)Robots are one step closer to gaining a human sense that has so far eluded them: Touch.
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Jones eluded the defenders, worked to the slot and fired a perfect shot to make it a one-goal game.
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He signed into law a comprehensive national health insurance bill, a goal that had eluded progressive presidents for a century.
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WASHINGTON — The word emblazoned across the chests of thousands of Washington Capitals fans had eluded them for over 40 years.
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The fiery color of the corona of the sun, briefly visible during the totality of the eclipse, still eluded photography.
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Thus far, the lessons of prior scandals have eluded both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Champions League success has eluded it so far: The club has been eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals three years running.
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Acting ICE Director Thomas Homan said more than 800 "public safety threats" had eluded arrest as a result of Schaaf's warning.
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MH370 has eluded search efforts, but the Australian Government has now released the incredibly detailed maps it created for the search.
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The bull eluded officers for more than an hour as it trotted through Jamaica, Queens, according to police Detective Ahmed Nasser.
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Iraqi forces have controlled the eastern part of the city since January, but control of Mosul's west bank has eluded them.
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He simply eluded questions that were being put to him on behalf of two women who claimed they had been raped.
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The group took a helicopter ride to a glacier, as well, though the famed Northern Lights they were hunting eluded them.
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But one factor that initially eluded some of the best minds was how the Earth's spin affected a long-range trajectory.
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However, there's one that has eluded her so far, though she'll reportedly be in receipt of it soon: a street name.
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He also escaped prison in 20013 in a laundry cart, after which he eluded authorities for more than a dozen years.
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As just one human, she has been unable to assume or even approximate imperial responsibility that would have eluded Genghis Khan.
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That goal has eluded several predecessors amid online competition and price discounting from other rivals such as unlisted supermarket operator Leclerc.
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The Trump administration has to find a breakthrough with China that has eluded all previous governments over the last three decades.
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Brouwer skated along the left boards, eluded defenseman Korbinian Holzer's sweep check and flicked a wrist shot from the left circle.
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Barzal was able to send a cross-ice pass to Eberle, who eluded a defenseman and beat Stalock between the pads.
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Ovechkin entered the Anaheim zone and blasted a shot from the top of the right circle that eluded goalie John Gibson.
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He was first indicted on the criminal charges in 2005, but he eluded law enforcement for five years before being captured.
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In 2009, Batman: Arkham Asylum managed to capture something that had eluded video games for decades: the feeling of being Batman.
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What I learned there is that the public conversation about touch and consent that has long eluded yoga is finally starting.
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Comprehensive tax reform has eluded previous Congresses and administrations since 1986 when it was last accomplished under former President Ronald Reagan.
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That's why -- despite having scored several tactical level victories in Afghanistan -- a strategic level victory has always eluded the United States.
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She has eluded the press since before Epstein's July arrest, with rumors circulating that she was living in Massachusetts or France.
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At this point allowing plans to cross state lines would be more attractive and that has eluded the market until now.
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Yet tax reform has eluded the Congress for three decades, even as the complexities of the tax code expanded each year.
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A successful policy vis-a-vis the regime in Tehran has seemingly eluded Republicans and Democrats for the last 16 years.
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Crowley is also urging Republicans on Capitol Hill to take up the comprehensive immigration reforms that have eluded Congress for decades.
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Because of her height, Regina also managed to snag some stunning images that may have eluded taller, more grown-up photographers.
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Eight months into the job, Mr. Mattis has exhibited a political deftness that has eluded other members of Mr. Trump's cabinet.
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The guests were an older crowd, and as far as I could see, all white — the very quarry that eluded Lee.
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But it's the most satisfying when, using my research, I find something that solves a mystery, which has previously eluded others.
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Or if total silence eluded certain corners, there was at least a new soundscape, a refitted rhythm for an extraordinary time.
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He had lost sight of his pursuers, when he stopped to drink the lemonade, and thought he had eluded them. Jan.
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But victory has eluded him for several reasons: accuracy off the tee, sluggish first rounds and, perhaps most vexing, erratic putting.
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And it's why Mr. Trump won states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that had eluded other Republican presidential nominees since 1988.
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And yet tension crackled on Wednesday — thanks to a mid-performance cast change that provided the suspense that had eluded Bizet.
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But the allegory seems to have eluded many viewers, and Mr. Aronofsky and Ms. Lawrence disagreed about how much to reveal.
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Seen amid these denuded 'grams, the hospital selfies are an especially poignant offering from an artist who has always eluded autobiography.
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While the farm has given Ms. Walls a stability that long eluded her, she knows better than to count on it.
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Arvidsson eluded a defender, turned his back to the net and simply deflected a shot by Filip Forsberg into the net.
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Buttigieg was also raking in campaign donations from high-dollar donors -- the kind of campaign cash that had eluded California Sen.
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It will allow them to play one more game — and perhaps secure the championship that eluded their grasp a year ago.
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Arconic and the hedge fund then spent the weekend working out a settlement that had eluded the two sides for months.
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The two leaders said after their meeting that they were close to clinching a deal that has eluded Congress for months.
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Zibanejad made it 6-5 with 3:45 remaining when his long shot eluded Koskinen's glove and trickled into the net.
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Backstrom tied the game at 1 when he ripped a shot through traffic in front which eluded Hart at 7:11.
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I was officially a meal prepper, and I was proud to be part of a club that had always eluded me.
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He's also fairly good at picking winners in health care, a complicated sector that has eluded many tech executives before him.
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Together, the moments generated a digital buzz that has often eluded Biden, whose campaign appeals most to traditional, older Democratic voters.
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On immigration, the next president has an opportunity to do something that has eluded the past four presidencies: pass immigration reform.
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Brock said Buttigieg's invocation of his faith may help him down the road in reaching those voters who have eluded him.
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The broad policy agenda that Republicans bragged would be forthcoming if they could only win control in Washington has eluded them.
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For the first time since I started working out, I saw the beginnings of abs definition — something that had eluded me before.
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This summer, he headed out to Vegas to take another shot at the NBA call-up that's eluded him for four years.
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During a third-quarter timeout, a man ran onto the field, straight past the Ducks' huddle and even eluded a security guard.
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Take the Kipunji monkey for example: a species that eluded scientists into the twenty-first century and continues to baffle them today.
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Maple Leafs defenseman Justin Holl tried poking the puck free from Kreider, who eluded Holl's efforts and backhanded a shot past Hutchinson.
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When stardom eluded him, Evans took a job promoting sales for Evan-Picone, a clothing company co-owned by his brother, Charles.
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The licence plate and VIN confirmed it was the same motorcycle that eluded him weeks earlier, and that it had been stolen.
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With one out, Ben Gamel hit a fly ball down the left-field line that barely eluded outfielder Mac Williamson's diving attempt.
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Sadly, ambitious immigration reform has eluded Washington for years, and this administration is unlikely to take up that poisoned chalice (see Lexington).
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A fugitive who eluded law enforcement for 48 years after escaping a Georgia prison was arrested Monday morning in Connecticut, PEOPLE confirms.
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Color eluded me, and my family, padding softly around me at home, were hollow ghosts, skeletal figures with no solidity or humanness.
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Much of Huawei's smartphone growth has been driven by Western Europe and China, but the U.S. has eluded the company until now.
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Its rally from $4 in 2016 to $12 now eluded a lot of investors, mostly because of its poorly structured balance sheet.
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The new Carrefour team faces a challenge to improve the performance of its French hypermarkets, a goal that has eluded several predecessors.
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Calhoun didn't wait on third base for long as he scored after Ramirez's changeup eluded catcher John Hicks for a wild pitch.
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That said, the political will for labour reform, or indeed much structural change of any sort, has eluded Mr Abe to date.
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Yet the ongoing confusion over Syria and other conflicts around the globe have eluded these attempts to impose rationality on ragged chaos.
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Byron swooped in, raced toward Schneider and eluded Damon Severson, who was trying to knock Byron down or jab the puck away.
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The proposal was meant to be a patch while Congress worked out a broader immigration deal, which has eluded lawmakers for years.
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Conservative-leaning Democrats on Thursday announced a new effort to reach the rural voters that have eluded the party in recent years.
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Kucherov found the rookie defenseman just inside the blue line and he fired a slap shot that eluded the Blue Jackets goalie.
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The Orioles took a 4-383 lead in the fifth when Nunez's single just eluded the diving attempt by Torres at shortstop.
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When Todd saw Willman's response, he tweeted back a question about another ball that had also eluded McCutchen, in the first inning.
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As a multimedia company, that could be of interest to Vivendi — especially since it eluded it with its last game company holding.
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On the flip side, Black has another pet project, one that seems to be achieving the kind of popularity that eluded Dawnbringer.
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The ball eluded shortstop Didi Gregorius and Trevor Brown easily scored from second, giving the Giants their first lead of the series.
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It hinges on the enduring question of why innocent people suffer, the answer to which has eluded theologians and philosophers for centuries.
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Jones-Johnson told CNN she just wants closure which has so far eluded her thanks to the Pentagon's handling of the situation.
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"But it's not about the individual cracks, it's about the patterns and the networks," the scale of which eluded the dispatch format.
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She thought they might provide answers for marriage that have eluded Westerners, including her own father, who has been divorced three times.
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Trump will be able to show that his policy of confrontation worked and is delivering results that eluded twelve previous U.S. presidents.
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His focus on a universal basic income has given his campaign the sort of animating cause that eluded some of his rivals.
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Kelly then bounced a breaking ball that eluded catcher Christian Vazquez, and Gardner raced home to tie the score at 4-4.
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Castro has eluded that problem, and does basically the same with older voters as younger and the same with men and women.
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In the time since the league came under attack from the president, it has banned kneeling before games and mostly eluded controversy.
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Philadelphia's first Super Bowl parade steps off today, capping a week for fans celebrating a NFL title that eluded them for decades.
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King wrote numerous short stories, some of which were published by Playboy and other men's magazines, but significant writerly success eluded him.
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This back-and-forth has given the alt-right a cultural profile and awareness that has eluded white-identity politics for decades.
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It's especially true now that Harden and Westbrook have been reunited in Houston, desperate for the championship validation that has eluded both.
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Castro has eluded that problem and does basically the same with older voters as younger and the same with men and women.
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Caravaggio may have eluded a death sentence by fleeing to Malta and Sicily, but in the end there was nowhere to run.
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Healing the rift between Sir Elton Hercules John and little Reggie Dwight brought him the peace that had eluded him for so long.
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The head of research for a broadcast network was pulling back the curtain on viewership numbers that had long eluded TV reporters everywhere.
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Lopez walked, took second on Gordon's groundout and scored on Hunter Dozier's double to left that eluded Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s diving attempt.
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But Evans eluded arrest until November 1988, when he was picked up in San Luis Obispo for driving a vehicle stolen in Idaho.
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The service has grown exponentially since then, but in all of that time one much-asked-for feature has eluded subscribers: name changes.
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Enter Mary's estranged grandmother, Evelyn (Lindsay Duncan), who sniffs another shot at the potential for mathematics glory that eluded her and her daughter.
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In 2016, she ran again for the Senate seat that had eluded her and lost in a primary to Joe Heck by 42%.
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The Custer County Sheriff's Office, FBI and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game attempted to track Mason down but he eluded them.
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Other people had been arrested as part of the smuggling operation in January near Boulevard, California, CBP said, but Morales-Luna eluded arrest.
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For decades, evidence of the particle's existence eluded physicists and most considered the neutrino to be the leading candidate for the Majorana fermion.
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In 1980 he negotiated the surrender of Ms. Dohrn, the Weather Underground leader, after she eluded the law for more than 10 years.
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I was always good with numbers, but the ability to read rows of letters and to turn them into words, completely eluded me.
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The challenge has eluded several of his predecessors in the face of stiff competition and discounting from online competitors and unlisted rival Leclerc.
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Carrieri tells PEOPLE she intends to hire a private investigator to uncover the truth that has eluded Baltimore County detectives for so long.
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But, enough is enough: These anxiety-inducing garments have eluded our closets (and racked up quite the tailoring bill) for far too long.
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But if he can forge a breakthrough with China on those issues he could deliver a significant diplomatic achievement that eluded his predecessors.
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Inevitably, Johnny's path will again cross that of Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), who has achieved the kind of success that has eluded him.
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If they are a good friend or mentor, they will indubitably have advice tailored to you and your situation that has eluded you.
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It was the one move that Hawk, then 210, desperately wanted to land, but one that had eluded him for nearly a decade.
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That goal has eluded several of his predecessors in the face of stiff competition and discounting from online competitors and unlisted rival Leclerc.
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The silver lining is that Facebook and Google are offering the kinds of financial incentives that have eluded newspaper publishers in recent years.
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House Republicans will gather on June 7 to try to hash out a path forward that has eluded them after weeks of discussions.
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The officials did indicate a priority for the summit is reaching an agreed definition of denuclearization, something that has thus far eluded negotiators.
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Cifuentes had been testifying about two years spent living with Guzman in the mountains of Sinaloa as the fugitive kingpin eluded the army.
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Yet the opportunity to put Trump away and seize part of the 3 to 5 percent of voters who are undecided eluded her.
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The G-spot, a supposed pleasure-inducing zone inside the front wall of the vagina, has eluded women and their partners for decades.
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It has largely eluded the junta's control as it has stamped its authority on other aspects of Thai life since a 2014 coup.
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Although today he is much more comfortable with English, the psychological subtleties in an otherwise strong vocal performance of "Being Alive" eluded him.
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Senators defenseman Mark Borowiecki tried to corner him back in October, only to end up as an embarrassing dupe as Gaudreau eluded him.
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Although a review of U.S. actions is appropriate, it is not likely to find a solution that has thus far eluded the government.
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While Biden's rallies were infused with an enthusiasm that had eluded him until just days ago, endorsements continued to rain in from afar.
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This achievement has eluded me for years, so I'm super stoked to finally "hit for the cycle" on being published throughout the week.
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Marjorie had been preoccupied for some time with an activity the exact nature of which eluded her, though it took all her concentration.
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Hernandez singled to right, and Franco eluded catcher Brian McCann to slide in safely for a 6-4 Phillies advantage in the sixth.
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The company hopes it will be the first Chinese car brand to take off in a market that has eluded the country's manufacturers.
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In my service, I found the identity that I had previously avoided, and I discovered a community that had eluded me in Burnley.
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In my hazy projection, he had figured out how to be a man with a certainty that has thus far eluded his father.
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Jared Kushner has had to amend his list of foreign contacts three times, adding more than 100 names that had somehow eluded him.
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An outsider to both the bank and banking, hopes were high Thiam could make the tough decisions that had eluded predecessor Brady Dougan.
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As a result, the museum had the opportunity to acquire unusual works by well-known photographers that eluded the radar of larger institutions.
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Still, he accomplished the major Democratic policy goal of expanding Medicaid benefits, which had eluded Mr. McAuliffe over his four years in office.
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The prominent former auto executive eluded the authorities and the news media to flee while awaiting trial, setting off a flurry of speculation.
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John Gotti, who eluded convictions in three trials, was finally arrested by the F.B.I. in 1992 and convicted of racketeering, extortion and murder.
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And last month in Alabama, a man who spent 35 years on death row—and eluded seven execution dates—was finally put to death.
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What's eluded them is a view of the event horizon, the boundary of the black hole from which, when crossed, there is no return.
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Andrew Ladd restored New York's lead at 11:39 when his shot from just inside the blueline eluded Mrazek's grasp on the stick side.
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Garza sacrificed him to second and Villar hit a chopper up the first-base line that bounced off the base and eluded Joey Votto.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that bipartisan immigration reform, which has eluded Congress and the White House for years, is still the solution.
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These databases have been used in other cold cases, including the 2018 arrest of the Golden State Killer, who had eluded detection for years.
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One of the men was taken into custody by police in Bernville, while the other, later identified as Longenecker, eluded capture, state police said.
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They're so well-shaped and full, you can tell just by looking that the over-plucking trend of the '90s and '00s eluded them.
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Hoffman's chip from a bad angle caromed off the left skate of New York defenseman Ryan Pulock and eluded Lehner for Hoffman's seventh goal.
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Minnesota upped the lead to 3-0 less than two minutes later when Foligno fired a shot from the left circle that eluded Lundqvist.
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And for a little while, Denuvo had provided game publishers on the PC with something that had eluded their grasp for decades: total control.
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The fish has long eluded recognition from researchers, despite the species weighing in excess of two tonnes, and growing to three metres in length.
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Trump's tweet came four days after he announced a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports that had eluded U.S. levies.
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Nobody thinks a wider Syrian peace deal, something that has eluded the international community for years, will be easy, quick or certain of success.
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Could Joe Woolford and Jake Shakeshaft finally bring home the Eurovision glory that has eluded the UK since Katrina and the Waves in 23?
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This basic deal of lower taxes and corporate repatriation in exchange for an infrastructure fund has been talked about for years and eluded Obama.
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A November 25, 2000, photo of the dead tigress, T-210 This particular tigress, officially called "T-2000," eluded government rangers for two years.
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Despite being at the epicenter of the glamour and decadence of 70s Hollywood (and having the anecdotes to prove it), mainstream success eluded her.
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If it works, Trump could be in reach of an achievement that has eluded all his predecessors and could define his foreign policy legacy.
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There were two balls, one in each direction, that eluded him but perhaps would not have escaped the glove of a major league shortstop.
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Bin Laden eluded those strikes, but there's nothing quite like surviving a barrage of US cruise missiles to get you off your electronic devices!
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Historically, African American veterans fought for full freedom and citizenship, the kind that eluded Attucks, Tubman, Trammell, and my great-great uncle Charlie Clark.
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A win in this category has eluded "House of Cards" for the last four years, and signs point to no change in this pattern.
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As a result of his association with the Yale School, Professor Hartman was often called a deconstructionist, but his critical stance eluded tidy classification.
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He pledged Sunday that he'll lay out his plan for a deal between Israel and Palestine, a goal that has eluded leaders for decades.
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Now pitching for the Texas Rangers at age 42, he flirted with the only in-game achievement that had eluded him—a perfect game.
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The challenge of wringing profits from page views has eluded much of the industry, and the paper proved unable to end its losing streak.
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Mr. de Blasio has been criticized for craving a role as a national progressive leader, a status that has eluded him as an individual.
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Massive pop stars dropped albums overnight, albums that had eluded us for half a decade suddenly appeared, and captivating new names rose from nothing.
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The president is also expected to promote his strategy to win the war in Afghanistan — a goal that has eluded his predecessors since 2001.
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Though Ms. Murphy had an exhibition at North Carolina's Weatherspoon Art Museum in 2012, a full-dress museum retrospective has so far eluded her.
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One year ago, PSA acquired General Motors' Opel (Germany) and Vauxhall (Britain) divisions, which are already making a profit that eluded G.M. for decades.
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When Mr. Ray told his parents that he was set to star in the classic cult series, the magnitude of the event eluded them.
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Neymar will have to keep the magic going to allow Brazil to finally hoist the only international title that has so far eluded it.
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They have had plenty of talent and made trips to three conference finals between 2004 and 2011, but taking that next step eluded them.
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The Rangers scored first, at 7:10 of the second period, when Ryan McDonagh's shot from the point on the power play eluded Anderson.
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I'm curious to see whether Snapchat can continue to figure out how to stave off Facebook in ways that seem to have eluded Twitter.
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With 39 seconds left, Kittle caught a low pass, eluded one defender, stiff-armed another one and was finally hauled down by three Saints.
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The tie didn't last long as an Orlov blast from the point eluded Stalock's blocker just 44 seconds later to make it 2-1.
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President Trump and Senate Republicans will huddle Tuesday on Capitol Hill in hopes of finding something that has eluded them all year: party unity.
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That key detail eluded Forbes contributor Naeem Aslam, who concluded from Turton's 29-word tweet that the American space agency was developing a cryptocurrency.
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Speaking of which … Though Netflix shows are regularly showered with Emmy nominations, best picture recognition at the Oscars has eluded the company until now.
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The agency, whose oversight of opioid safety has largely eluded scrutiny, did not improve flawed programs designed to reduce addiction and overdoses, documents show.
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Once there, he and his henchmen eluded an intense manhunt for weeks before he was apprehended in a Friday-morning operation by Mexican marines.
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The row has eluded U.S. mediation efforts as Washington works on launching a proposed Middle East security alliance to act as a bulwark against Iran.
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At least one of the attackers, Salah Abdeslam, remains at large, having eluded Belgian authorities after re-entering the country, which remains on high alert.
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"It really felt like turning over a stone and discovering this very clear pattern, which had eluded all of us until now," Lloyd-Smith said.
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Establishing a path to citizenship for DREAMers — undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children — is a policy problem that's eluded Congress for years.
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Toews scored first at the 6:19 mark of the first period, sending a shot from the left boards that eluded Washington goalie Braden Holtby.
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For Mr. Bolton, the new assignment may require a form of diplomacy that his previous roles did not, one that eluded his predecessor, Lt. Gen.
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Authorities have recovered some personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and body parts, but the bulk of the wreckage has so far eluded search teams.
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Chicago's Richard Panik initiated the scoring at 18:51 of the first period when he fired a wrister from the high slot that eluded Anderson.
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In an effort to change their luck, the team hired a sports psychologist, and finally reeled in the Major tournament win that had eluded them.
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It is less likely still that a member of the public browsing through the agency's website would discover the fraud that had eluded peer reviewers.
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Kerrigan, on the other hand, became America's Sweetheart after the 1992 games and went on to the sponsorship deals and public acclaim that eluded Harding.
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President Donald Trump announced last week the U.S. would levy tariffs of 10% on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports that had eluded duties.
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Hillary Clinton soon bounded onstage, delivering well-rehearsed broadsides against the GOP with a practiced suaveness that has eluded her at times on the trail.
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What's eluded physicists is a detailed model of how such an organized pattern of aligned spins emerges from the countless quantum interactions between individual electrons.
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While the inverse cascade effect has been known for decades, a mathematical, quantitative prediction of what that final, stable flow looks like has eluded theorists.
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Ultimately, they will be tested on whether the GOP can reach a consensus on health care reform -- a goal that has eluded senators so far.
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With Tyler Toffoli providing a jump screen, the shot eluded Flames goalie Mike Smith at 4:04 of the second period for Phaneuf's seventh goal.
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Raffl chased down the puck in the Minnesota zone, eluded Dumba's check as he swung behind the net before feeding Couturier below the hash marks.
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Trump has said he is hoping to broker a peace deal between the Palestinians and Israelis, a feat that has eluded world leaders for decades.
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He's had success at all of the sports three other majors, including two PGA Championship titles, but the famous Augusta Green Jacket has eluded him.
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So far, authorities have taken down some low-level operatives in the smuggling syndicates in Europe, but top bosses like Mered have eluded their grasp.
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"In 19993, this murder shocked New Yorkers, mystified law enforcement, and the killers eluded justice," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement.
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Gomes then worked the count to 3-2, and hit a hard chopper down the third base line that eluded diving third baseman Ronald Torreyes.
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Nance Lomax first went to the Stonewall Inn as a transgender teenager from Philadelphia to find a sense of community that had always eluded her.
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Abdeslam's fingerprints were also found during a January raid in Brussels, but he had eluded police in multiple raids that took place in the city.
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The Serbs have a powerful team and home-court advantage as they try to lock up a spot that eluded them at last year's EuroBasket.
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One last shot for redemption eluded McCann when he was left in the on-deck circle when the final out was made in the 12th.
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Dumba lunged for a pass from center Mikael Granlund and barely eluded Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson on its way to the back of the net.
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The Mexican authorities have detained 128 suspects in the case, but Mr. Flores, who was at large for two years, had eluded them until now.
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Politicians and economists agree that what Appalachia really needs is a diversified economy, a goal that has eluded Mr. Obama and state and local politicians.
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A Word With Half a century into an illustrious career, with its queens and detectives and other kaleidoscopic women, one thing still eluded Helen Mirren.
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Jordan found work in television on "Friday Night Lights" and in a handful of movies, but leading-man parts eluded him for the longest time.
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But what ESPN and Top Rank can do is smooth out boxing's valleys by obtaining something that has so far eluded the sport: advertising dollars.
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Phone sales are cooling, and despite the relative popularity of products like the Apple Watch, the next big thing has eluded the Silicon Valley giant.
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Amy Sedaris, the prolific actor and comedian, has been one of the funniest people on television for decades, yet Emmy recognition has usually eluded her.
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Four years later, he had collected more than $2 million in earnings in his first four seasons of eligibility, but a victory still eluded him.
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As reality began to set in that his shot with the majors had eluded him, Mr. Garza pursued a nursing degree from Laredo Community College.
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He swept in from the right side and, as he eluded defenseman Marcus Pettersson and crossed the top of the crease, transitioned from his backhand.
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Gomes then worked the count to 211-28, and hit a hard chopper down the third base line that eluded diving third baseman Ronald Torreyes.
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The result is transformative, one in full display as they took one step closer to achieving the reform that has eluded so many before them.
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The two-hour barrier has eluded elite athletes for more than a century, and only in the past few years have they even come close.
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Much of "The Stranger in the Woods" is devoted to logistics: How Knight bathed (sponge baths), how he kept warm (pacing), how he eluded detection.
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It was Bill Clinton's last year as president, and expectations were rising that he would broker the comprehensive peace agreement that had eluded his predecessors.
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Its precise location has eluded archaeologists and historians since the vessel was burned in 1860 by slavers seeking to hide evidence of their illegal trafficking.
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Forget that Afghanistan has eluded any military solution, reasserting its legend as a graveyard not just of fighters and empires but of ambitions and ideas.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has chalked up another win, securing an arms embargo on South Sudan -- something that eluded the Obama administration.
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The perfect red has so far eluded Dr Subramanian—in part because it is hard to predict the colour of a material before you make it.
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The pilot of the B24 Liberator reported a location 1.2 miles (2 km) away, which may explain why the sub eluded discovery for so many years.
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Left fielder Carlos Gomez grabbed the top of the fence and hoisted himself in trying to make a backhanded catch, but the ball eluded his grasp.
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Lawyers said deliberations could begin as early as late Monday in an attempt to reach a unanimous verdict, which eluded the jury in Cosby's first trial.
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In his last news conference, Kelly eluded responsibility for player personnel, despite having been given complete keys to the kingdom and having made terrible roster decisions.
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Part of that equation is success in the series — something that eluded Faraday Future Dragon Racing this season, as it finished eighth out of 10 teams.
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In his room, online, as a combatant in an endless culture war, Lane found what had eluded him everywhere else in life: a sense of purpose.
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Mr Vantuono believes that his ultimate goal is to arrange one of the mergers that eluded him in the past and to create a transcontinental railway.
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Sean Adkins of Old City Soda wheels and deals with the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Corporation to reclaim the lofts pace that eluded him once before.
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New products from Facebook's Oculus, HTC and Sony, among others, may finally bring VR success — success that has eluded the technology for at least two decades.
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Dubnyk appeared to have a clear look at Edmundson's fluttering shot, but the puck eluded the goalie's glove to give St. Louis a 1-0 lead.
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A sweeping genetic analysis of lichen has revealed a third symbiotic organism, hiding in plain sight alongside the familiar two, that has eluded scientists for decades.
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Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray on Wednesday noted the affectionate relationship that eluded current President Enrique Pena Nieto, but which Lopez Obrador has apparently built with Trump.
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The lead was short lived as Dmitry Orlov's blast from just inside the blue line eluded Mason at 25:40 of the third to tie it.
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Two major features that have eluded Pokémon Go since its release were reconfirmed to be coming to the popular Pokémon-collecting app: trading and player vs.
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FOR a spell last year American banks seemed poised to reattain the sort of double-digit returns that have largely eluded them since the financial crisis.
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In private, though, local officials say cash-strapped Mexico lacks the money to invest significantly in the region - a fact that hasn't eluded the United States.
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Some may need to raise capital - a task that has eluded Monte dei Paschi di Siena and two regional lenders in recent months, triggering state interventions.
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David Dahl's throw from left field was wide of the plate and eluded Estevez, who was backing up, allowing the runners to move into scoring position.
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Some now see that as a potential model for a national coalition government—a goal that has eluded Spain's politicians since the general election in December.
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Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren used part of her speech to continue spitting straight fire at Trump, a talent that has bizarrely eluded most prominent Democratic figures.
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The true way to describe it eluded me, ironically just like the pain of childbirth must, otherwise why would women return to it again and again?
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Tony Kemp advanced McCann to third base with a double that eluded Mariners first baseman Robinson Cano before working its way into the right field corner.
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A solution to that homicide had eluded investigators since 1991, when an unidentified girl was discovered stuffed into a cooler and left beside a Manhattan highway.
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Chief Executive Mike Corbat has been understandably laser-focused on returning capital and appeasing watchdogs, objectives that eluded his predecessor and lifted him into the job.
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Every time running back Carlos Hyde eluded him and every time quarterback Braxton Miller faked him out, Darron wondered why he had been offered a scholarship.
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Mr. Cohen, now a senior writer at Time magazine, repeats himself early and often, which suggests that the basic outline of a propulsive story eluded him.
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But when that ball just eluded her outstretched left hand, it became one of the last bits of agony in a disastrous afternoon for the Americans.
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Didi Gregorius, who struck out in his first two at-bats against Keuchel, drove in a run with a liner that just eluded a diving Altuve.
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Yet Cuomo made clear that such a plan was not imminent and also brought depth to the argument and his public comments that eluded the President.
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When the scheme began unraveling, he eluded the F.B.I. during a widely publicized four-month international manhunt in 21992 that ended with his arrest in Germany.
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Part of his challenge was perfecting a weight gain that eluded his younger self — getting the spare tire around his stomach while not gaining weight elsewhere.
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Trump, eager for a big foreign policy win on North Korea, which has eluded his predecessors for decades, has repeatedly stressed his good relationship with Kim.
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In Katy, such an outcome has so far eluded Ms. Nelson, the mother of three who feels she is being wrongfully removed from a rental house.
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The Results: It didn't make a giant leap at the box office and awards largely eluded it, but it did win the Oscar for visual effects.
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Japanese leaders must walk a fine line as Mr. Trump seeks with Pyongyang the sort of major foreign policy victory that has eluded him so far.
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"Shallow"—the 19th biggest song of 2019, according to Billboard—provided her with the sort of beloved smash hit that has eluded her for several albums.
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It was impossible not to wonder if this would be the season in which Wilson found the postseason redemption that has eluded him for five years.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Ever since Britain declared 100 years ago that there should be a Jewish homeland in Palestine, harmony has eluded that dry, benighted land.
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The new administration will have to quickly devise strategies that have otherwise eluded America's best strategic thinkers since the earliest days of the Syria civil war.
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The police had linked him to more than 50 rapes and 12 murders from 1976 to 1986, and he had eluded all attempts to find him.
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But the full solution has eluded cryptographers, and the 74-year-old Sanborn has just released a new clue in order to help hobbyists solve it.
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Sanborn's cryptography has eluded decryption for so long in part because he's an artist who is interested in cryptography and physics, not a cryptographer by trade.
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The most exquisite choreography of any program, George Balanchine's "Mozartiana" (1981), has often eluded interpreters in even New York City Ballet, for which it was made.
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Maile singled and scored on a two-out double by Smoak on a drive that eluded the leap at the wall by right fielder Joey Rickard.
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That challenge has eluded both parties for years, but Mr. Kushner has suggested to colleagues that it is worth trying for, according to West Wing aides.
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By focusing our efforts on the upstream determinants of cancer, we can achieve the elimination of cancer that has eluded us for the past 50 years.
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She was making observations with a microscope of the chromosomes in Tenebrio molitor — the mealworm beetle — when she discovered something that had eluded humanity for millennia.
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To see this memorialized in an academic textbook — even if Turner had eluded a just punishment — felt to many people like a step in the right direction.
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"LF6 is very unusual both in orbit and in size -- its unique orbit explains why such a large asteroid eluded several decades of careful searches," Ye said.
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Blessing gained possession and found a streaking Vela, who eluded Mitrita and lifted a left-footed shot from the right side of the box into the net.
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Sadly, the mission's Philae lander didn't fare so well: It bounced uncontrollably after making contact with the comet surface and then eluded discovery for nearly a year.
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At the left boards, Cogliano spun away from Stars defenseman Jyrki Jokipakka before passing to Vatanen, who eluded left winger Antoine Roussel's checking from behind to score.
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Lindholm gathered the puck at his left point and eluded one check before skating down to the dot and ripping a shot just inside the far post.
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Some may even need to raise capital - a task that has eluded Monte dei Paschi di Siena and two regional lenders in recent months, triggering state interventions.
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China's currency move came in retaliation to Trump's surprise tweet last week announcing 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports that had eluded duties.
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Moreland knocked down the ball, then recovered and threw toward the plate, but Donaldson slid home with the winning run as the ball eluded catcher Jonathan Lucroy.
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Lee holds 69 singles titles but success at major championships has eluded him and he has often come up short against his arch-nemesis, China's Lin Dan.
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Comprehensive immigration reform eluded his two predecessors, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican George W. Bush, because of deep divisions within Congress and among Americans over the issue.
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"I am increasingly optimistic that we can have some historic solutions in Syria that have eluded us for years if we play our cards right," Graham said.
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Philadelphia appeared to record its first hit leading off the bottom of the sixth, but Cesar Hernandez's grounder to third eluded Muncy and was ruled an error.
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La Stella then led off the bottom of the first with a high fly ball that eluded leaping center fielder Nick Senzel and went off the wall.
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Republican lawmakers are on the verge of handing Trump a victory that has eluded him for the last ten months: a major piece of legislation to sign.
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Clouzard's challenge will be to boost the performance of the group's French hypermarkets, a goal that has eluded several predecessors because of cut-throat competition in France.
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A profusion of other candidates promises her first-round victory on April 23 but many doubt she can win the majority that eluded her father in 2002.
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That vision has so far eluded them as Germany, by some way the most dynamic economy, refuses to relax its insistence on debt reduction and spending cuts.
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McConnell will also need the consent of every senator — something that has eluded him in the past — to speed up votes and meet the midnight Friday deadline.
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How and when the diplomat had eluded his colleagues at the North Korean Embassy, who are required to monitor one another to thwart treason, was not clear.
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The bout looked to spark the home team as Ryan Nugent-Hopkins's wrist shot eluded Gibson at 13:35 to give the Oilers a 2-1 lead.
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Pavelski left him the puck at the right point, and Braun ripped a slapper that appeared to hit Lucic's stick and eluded Talbot on the glove side.
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Cammalleri restored the Devils' lead with a power play goal at 9:19, a one-timer from the right circle that eluded Murray to the stick side.
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This changes on Saturday night, as Lee is very much the up-and-coming talent that has eluded the aging Trinaldo so far in his UFC tenure.
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Its plot: Victoria making it as a star in America—a goal that had previously eluded British icons like boybander Robbie Williams and Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher.
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With that foundation in place, Mozilla is now in a position where it needs to look toward growth again, something that has eluded it for a while.
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"There's a reason Pennsylvania had eluded Republican presidential candidates as long as it did," said GOP operative Josh Holmes, president of the Cavalry LLC issue management firm.
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The ball eluded two Ravens defenders and another converging on Tyreek Hill before nestling in his arms at the far hash mark, by Baltimore's 28-yard line.
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And he believes the personal rapport he built with both could clear the way to historic agreements on trade and nuclear arms that have eluded his predecessors.
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In 1967, Franklin left Columbia to sign with Atlantic Records, where she would go on to enjoy the creative and commercial success that eluded her at Columbia.
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The provocative, transgressive pieces surrounding her made her feel at home — and safe, she said, giving her a sense of belonging that has eluded her from childhood.
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But the goal should be to do it smartly—a trick that totally eluded campaign reporters in the year-long run-up to Iowa and New Hampshire.
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But statewide success in Arizona has eluded Democrats for a decade now, and McCain's national security credentials could end up being particularly well-suited to 2016. 12.
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But postseason success long eluded them, often at the hands of Ovechkin's fellow 2005-6 arrival, Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby, the player with whom Ovechkin is constantly compared.
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In just three weeks, billionaire Michael Bloomberg has captured a level of media attention that's eluded most 2020 Democrats with months on the trail and in debates.
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The title role of Balanchine's "Firebird" has eluded most interpreters since Balanchine's death, particularly in the long pas de deux with Prince Ivan, early in the ballet.
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It is the kind of attention that eluded her when she made her groundbreaking strides, helping to create the legal framework for women's rights in the 1970s.
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Bulger was serving life sentences for his role in 11 murders Bulger was arrested in June 2011 after he eluded federal authorities for more than 16 years.
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An Arkansas prison escapee who eluded the authorities for more than 30 years was taken into custody at a home in a quiet neighborhood in Springdale, Ark.
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Such a designation eluded Donald Jr. When he met with the Russian lawyer, was he clumsily trying to maneuver his way to greater utility, favor and relevance?
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Anze Kopitar beat winger David Pastrnak on the draw and slid the puck to Toffoli, whose quick shot eluded Tuukka Rask and ended a wild overtime period.
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Another politically fraught item is a proposal for cuts to the U.S. Postal Service, a goal that has long eluded lawmakers and administrations from both political parties.
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During the last 16 years in Afghanistan, the United States has had certain tactical-level victories, but a strategic-level win has always eluded the American forces.
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One unsettling encounter is with Ed Kemper (Cameron Britton), a necrophiliac murderer (popularly known as "The Co-Ed Killer") who eluded capture until he turned himself in.
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He shook off a bizarre triple bogey on No. 11 with clutch shots down the stretch on Sunday, finally winning a tournament that had twice eluded him.
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He takes his damage and turns it into the thing that has always eluded him, which is the successful novel that he knew he had in him.
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However, he did record three strikeouts and routinely eluded trouble, surrendering only two hits and one run, when Kole Calhoun recorded a fielder's choice RBI in the fifth.
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Now, scientists have discovered that another type Martian cloud, which has previously eluded explanation, is created from the debris of meteors that burn up in the planet's atmosphere.
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To win even a modest reform, Mr Trump and his team will have to show a mastery of detail and coalition-building that has so far eluded them.
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It seemed Continental had found the positive community relationships and security that eluded other multinational miners by partnering with charities on development efforts and providing hundreds of jobs.
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But a preemptive ban has so far eluded campaigners, despite Elon Musk leading calls from experts for an outright ban, and dozens of countries admitting to developing Laws.
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Along with the downsizing, the band would also reinvent their sound as a way to try and achieve the commercial success that had eluded them for seven years.
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But the biggest move - trying to sell Salix, the company's gastro-intestinal division, to Japanese company Takeda - eluded Ackman after advanced negotiations failed to lead to a sale.
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He has the ability to think ahead and to seize opportunities; determination bordering on ruthlessness; and a gift for embodying a hopeful optimism that has long eluded France.
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Chase Utley had an RBI single and Turner lofted a two-run homer into the Dodgers bullpen in left that barely eluded the jump of right fielder Werth.
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That's changed as I've gotten further away from the film and had a chance to noodle it out with people who did feel the connection that eluded me.
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The backdrop: After his win on prison reform, Kushner has spent months focused on finding an immigration compromise — a goal that has eluded both parties for many years.
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This last responsibility is said to include seeking a permanent peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, an end that has eluded presidents and diplomats for nearly 70 years.
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In other words, Trump should channel his inner dealmaker and try to achieve the kind of bipartisan deals that eluded President Barack Obama, despite his high approval ratings.
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Fond farewells Both "Rectify" and "Downton Abbey" ended their runs on perfectly calibrated notes, offering the kind of thoughtful and heartfelt sendoffs that have eluded many recent dramas.
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I had done something that was supposed to make my life easier, and it might have, but the next step that I assumed would follow—happiness—eluded me.
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Peraza crushed a ball to center that eluded Ian Happ and bounced over the wall for a ground-rule double, driving in two runs to put Cincinnati ahead.
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"The promise of going hands-free has eluded soft-tissue, in particular because tissue is deformable," said Science Translational Medicine senior editor Megan Frisk, during a press conference.
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"I believe Republicans and Democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded our country for decades," Trump also said, making a clear appeal for bipartisanship.
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One important trophy was missing from his collection: the World Cup, which eluded him in 1974 as West Germany stifled the Dutch in the final, winning 2-1.
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If the Penguins win tonight, Phil Kessel will be back in the Stanley Cup final, meaning he'd get another chance to achieve the one honor that's eluded him.
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But his plans hardly seem sufficiently sweeping to unlock the victory that eluded Presidents George W. Bush and Obama in a nation that is treacherous for foreign invaders.
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But it's a mistake to think that Pence would be a more competent or popular president, one capable of enacting the right-wing agenda that has eluded Trump.
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She apologized for her poor Mandarin and, whenever a word or a phrase eluded her, repeated the Cantonese equivalent to herself in increasingly agitated tones, sighing with frustration.
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It marks a victory for the company, which was able to obtain the regulatory approval for the purchase that eluded Comcast when it tried to purchase Time Warner.
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"Senator Tillis believes Congress must tackle our nation's broken immigration system and produce the solutions that have eluded Washington for decades," his office said in a statement Friday.
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If an immigration deal has eluded Congress for decades, members are keen to the fact that the environment over the next three weeks isn't likely to produce one.
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If this argument is correct, the economic approach provides a unified framework for understanding behavior that has long been sought by and eluded Bentham, Comte, Mark, and others.
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Congress — which is arguably more gridlocked than ever — is actually doing a pretty decent job so far at the task that's eluded it for years: passing spending bills.
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Taken together, that announcement and Trump's ambitious call to resurface a campaign promise that has eluded Republicans for years underscores the political peril facing the GOP in 2020.
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Mr. Bulger, who was serving two life sentences for 11 murders, had eluded police for 16 years before he and a companion were arrested in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Scottie Phillips eluded Southeastern Louisiana defenders on his own touchdown, a 27-yard rush that gave Mississippi a 34-17 edge at 10:173 of the third quarter.
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But postseason success has eluded him despite the Capitals finishing with the league's best record three times and winning their division eight times during his 13-year career.
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"His work is him & he is it," she recorded in her diary, the release of which provides the Gelbs the most important source that eluded them in 1962.
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On a grounder by Starling Marte toward third, Frazier eluded a tag by third baseman Niko Goodrum, but it was ruled Frazier left the basepath and was out.
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Broadening Medicaid would give Mr. Northam, a Democrat who won by a landslide last year, a major policy victory, one that eluded and frustrated his predecessor, Terry McAuliffe.
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Mr. Trump is the fourth president in a row who came into office determined to reboot the relationship with Moscow, an ambition that often eluded the other three.
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They did not quite succeed in bringing the tragedy to every country — North Korea, Syria and a small handful of others eluded them — but they came pretty close.
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In "La La Land," Mr. Chazelle has a shot at something that has eluded auteurist titans like Peter Bogdanovich and Francis Ford Coppola: to make musicals matter again.
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He gained the puck at the half wall, cut across the slot, eluded one check with a toe-drag and then deposited a backhander as he was falling.
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Roussell said he knew the selection committee had watched about 210,163 games to help set up the bracket, but the reasoning behind the Terrapins' position still eluded him.
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A video looks at the Islamic State leader who has repeatedly been reported dead, and who has eluded Western forces despite a $25 million bounty on his head.
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There is the feeling of ikebana about it; the work makes explicit a certain latter-day Japonisme to the exhibition that otherwise would likely have eluded my notice.
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The shipments would have eluded detection even though both nations are subject to highly restrictive sanctions, and are under the intense scrutiny of American and other spy services.
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Vance, 38, had already eluded authorities for seven days, stealing multiple cars and at one point live-streaming his getaway in two Facebook Live videos, the Associated Press reports.
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That the dude who played Spicoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High was able to track down a drug lord who's eluded the governments of two countries is astounding.
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It is exactly the type of image that Republicans believe could allow Democrats to finally make inroads in Arizona, where, for the past decade, statewide victories have eluded them.
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Because of poor communication between police forces and no DNA evidence, the serial murderer and rapist eluded law enforcement and appeared to have gotten away with all of it.
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In its new role the Austrian government must try to broker a deal, but it has no faith that it will find the breakthrough that eluded so many others.
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From the early 1990s, various top-level documents and state media reports referred to Jiang as the "core", a title that eluded Jiang's successor and Xi's predecessor, Hu Jintao.
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Satterlee's paintings, having eluded the categorical distributions of abstract art, are ultimately couched in their own terms, a syntax that can feel a step outside the precincts of language.
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Success in the C market has always eluded Opera, and the partners in the consortium want to reach the countries Opera is already strong in, including India and Brazil.
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Boasting investments from Apple and Alibaba, Didi has been heralded as one of the few companies that has cracked aspects of the Chinese market that have eluded American firms.
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From the blue line, with a crowd between him and the net, Pearson popped a seeing-eye shot through traffic that eluded Kuemper's late attempt at a glove save.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking's family have invited time travelers to his memorial service, seeking to tackle one of the curiosities that eluded the British physicist during his extraordinary life.
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The orgasm that had eluded her before was suddenly within easy reach — right there at her fingertips — and a lot more intense than any she'd had in recent memory.
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The two sides haven't sat down at the same table for negotiations since 2014, let alone restarted hashing out the sort of agreement that has eluded negotiators for decades.
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Pearson took a lead pass from defenseman Luke Schenn and his slap shot from just inside the Dallas blue line deflected off Dallas defenseman Stephen Johns and eluded Lehtonen.
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Then Yannick Weber uncorked a wicked, tumbling shot from the right point that eluded Bishop, who was partially screened on the play, and tied the score at 3-3.
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Now, the company is live after 10 months of work and hoping to tackle a problem whose solution has eluded some of the biggest names in the technology industry.
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"Tony was nominated for this Emmy many times, but it had always eluded him," producer Lydia Tenaglia said during an acceptance speech at the awards show, according to Variety.
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Because Slice tested positive for the steroid Nandrolone, victory eluded him; the outcome of the bout, which drew an impressive 2.5 million viewers, was changed to a no-contest.
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California police used a commercial genealogy database to find the man they say is the Golden State Killer, a serial murderer and rapist who had eluded them for decades.
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Both committees have signaled they want to hear more from Manafort, who testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee in July 2017 but whose appearance eluded lawmakers in the House.
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Many people thought the duo's careers were done but they surprised the world by winning one last race, the Santa Anita Handicap, which had eluded Seabiscuit throughout his career.
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The transportation committees will be occupied this summer with trying to pass a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — something that eluded transportation leaders last year.
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With the increased data collection and analysis spurred by SIPPRA, we could begin to answer questions that, until now, have often eluded us: What are societal outcomes truly worth?
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The video also got picked up on various music sites, including Pitchfork, which means that Leonard's message is probably reaching a young male demographic that it certainly eluded before.
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On the other hand, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), the feisty Illinois babysitter who once eluded Michael's stalk-and-slash spree, has aged more credibly than her nutjob nemesis.
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And tax reform long has eluded congressional lawmakers, even though both Republicans and Democrats speak openly about the need to rethink the rates that apply to individuals and corporations.
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Haskins eluded a couple of defenders on third-and-19 on the game's opening possession, buying just enough time to find Terry McLaurin for a 11-yard touchdown pass.
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There's no way for the reader to know if this error was introduced during the editing process or if it's a typo of Beattie's that eluded the copy editor.
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In the course of amassing a history of female fighters, one American fighter in particular, consistently eluded the type of pinning down that is the foundation of scholarly pursuit.
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Senegal started the second half strongly, and reclaimed the lead when Wague ran onto a cross that had eluded multiple attackers and defenders and crushed it under the crossbar.
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Among the reasons hormones long eluded scientific understanding is that they can be effective at minuscule doses, and the body is acutely sensitive to when those doses are released.
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Only then will the United States be in a position to negotiate from a position of strength, an entirely feasible feat that has nevertheless eluded every administration to date.
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During that time, he eluded arrest, going from house to house across Brussels, before nearly being cornered on March 15, 2016, when four police officers were shot and wounded.
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Via said framework, Mochizuki claimed to have solved the abc conjecture—a simple-seeming statement about prime numbers that has nonetheless eluded mathematicians since first being proposed in 1985.
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He threw a wild pitch that allowed both runners to advance, and then another high fastball eluded Sanchez, who was apparently expecting a different pitch in a different location.
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New York (CNN Business)"Sonic the Hedgehog" eluded mixed reviews, production delays and a set of bad teeth to race to the top of the box office this weekend.
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A lasting agreement had eluded the strenuous efforts of successive administrations, Democratic and Republican, and the two-state solution long accepted as the goal seemed dead in the water.
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A serial killer preyed on vulnerable women and eluded identification for decades until investigators matched crime scene DNA to the killer's son, whose DNA was in an offender database.
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Another prize — tens of thousands of American workers at foreign, nonunion car-making factories, mostly in Southern states with right-to-work laws — eluded Mr. Bieber in the 19953s.
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The disappearance of the Erebus and the H.M.S. Terror is still a mystery, part of a story that has eluded scientists, rescuers and historians for more than a century.
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And, just to add a bit of spice to the announcement, it's possible that they might have discovered dark matter, a hypothesized substance that has eluded discovery for decades.
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And this year, investors will be eager to see whether Berkshire has gotten any closer to the "elephant-sized" acquisition that has eluded Buffett over the last several years.
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Neither Mr Macron nor Mrs von der Leyen has the parliamentary muscle needed to guarantee that the next French nominee will meet with the support that eluded Ms Goulard.
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Following in the wake of that vanguard is Hans Abrahamsen, who, at the age of sixty-three, has won the international renown that largely eluded his older Danish colleagues.
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That gives Congress little time to do what has so far eluded them: win over a president who put protectionist trade policies at the center of his presidential campaign.
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House Democrats are pushing for the ability to drop by immigration detention centers and check out the conditions — an opportunity that has repeatedly eluded some legislators in the past.
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That may not be an easy task, but it may prove a better option than holding out for a military victory, which has eluded the US for too long.
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The ship's final resting place has eluded shipwreck-hunters for nearly 4003 years, but sonar images taken off the coast of Ireland now show what appears to be the wreck.
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Columbus got one back before the end of the period on Savard's first of the season, a close-range slap shot that eluded Dubnyk, cutting Minnesota's lead to 3-2.
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"And the Government Accountability Office must help Congress and the Federal government identify how to enforce these policies and weed out the predators that have eluded the system," she added.
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In a ploy to get Donald Trump to accept the election results—win or lose—John Oliver is offering the GOP nominee another prize that has so far eluded him.
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While Rosen eluded the Atlanta Falcons' pass rush on Thursday, Flores said he would rather see the former first-round draft pick take a sack than force a potential turnover.
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The new restrictions will go into effect on June 10th, giving Trump just over a month to settle on a deal that has eluded him for most of his term.
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That failure has followed the team around ever since, and Bowe spoke of the heart it had taken to win the Olympic medal that has eluded them for eight years.
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But Washington and the West Coast Get Down have managed to strike a chord with audiences in a way that has eluded most of their peers on the East Coast.
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Spain now enters another round of backroom talks to see which parties can form a governing coalition, a task that eluded them despite months of negotiations following the December vote.
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The Coyotes got on the board 11:36 into the second when Jason Demers took a feed from Clayton Keller and his point shot eluded a partially screened Jimmy Howard.
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My point was that because it is now included in the Christmas catalog of songs — attention is only given to it during the Christmas season — it has eluded rigorous study.
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Creighton took a 13.53-68 lead when Thomas eluded Hauser and made a pass from under the basket to Ballock, who drained a corner 3-pointer with 4:23 remaining.
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From the use of race in college admissions to abortion to police powers, the GOP could achieve objectives in this administration that have eluded Republican presidents for over six decades.
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That produced Butler as a pinch hitter, and his flare to center field barely eluded an onrushing Cameron Maybin, delivering Davis and Alonso with the tying and go-ahead runs.
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Some fill that is not quite in-the-language, a crossing that eluded me and made me guess at the final letter … what to make of a puzzle like this?
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In September 2014, a man who climbed over the fence on the north lawn eluded officers and made it through the front door of the White House before being apprehended.
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And with B. J. Goodson, their fourth-round choice, they try to find a reliable player to plug in at linebacker, an asset that has eluded them for several years.
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Biotech startup Rani Therapeutics is taking on a problem that has eluded companies for decades — finding a way to turn injectable drugs into pills for people living with chronic conditions.
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Tanev skated down the left side against defenseman Roman Josi, who forced him wide, but Tanev's wrister eluded Rinne (18-5-22016) for just his third goal in 218 games.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans, fresh from their failed push to repeal Obamacare, are now tackling a project that has eluded Washington for 22017 years - tax reform.
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And even though I've found a few cleansers that I really love, as well as a couple of treatments to deal with acne, the perfect serum has always eluded me.
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Cizikas regained possession near the right faceoff circle and made a nice pass to defenseman Nick Leddy, whose slap shot from the right point deflected off Kulemin and eluded Holtby.
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He led the chase past the kennels where the hounds have been kept since 1940s, and he finally went "to ground" and eluded capture by disappearing into a drainage pipe.
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The kind of thing we have done instinctively in our workplaces for two decades — sending a quick email instead of setting up a meeting — has until recently eluded many doctors.
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Recognition as a nuclear state and acceptance in the international community would also bolster his position and allow him to boast of an achievement that eluded his father and grandfather.
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Among her goals was a highlight-worthy effort in the 29th minute in which she eluded three defenders while working her way from left to right in the penalty area.
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The police also said on Monday that Mr. Reinking had stolen a BMW last week after posing as a customer at a local dealership, and eluded officers in a chase.
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Both sides are looking to mid-December as the next deadline for billions of dollars of new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, which have eluded the earlier rounds of levies.
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Mikael Backlund tied it with a fantastic tally, a top-corner snipe after he slickly eluded a diving defender, before Sean Monahan snapped a shot past Lightning goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy.
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For 8 1/2 innings, the game's only run came on a ball that barely eluded Giants first baseman Posey, who was filling in for injured defensive ace Brandon Belt.
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This time, I saw a pattern that had eluded me, a connecting thread: how the peculiar brilliance of Austen lies partly in what she focuses on, and what she ignores.
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China would press ethnic rebel groups to cooperate with the N.L.D. on a national cease-fire accord, handing Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi a victory that has eluded the current government.
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Last week, we saw Mary Jane (Gabrielle Union) power through her struggles like the badass she is and now she's finally getting the one thing that's eluded her for years: love.
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Clark County prosecutors, no doubt sensing an opportunity to do what eluded Los Angeles County prosecutors a decade earlier, quickly arranged for favorable plea deals with four of Simpson's five accomplices.
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Agreeing on immigration reform has eluded Democrats and Republicans for decades, but Democrats will face intense pressure to tackle it if they take back the White House and Senate in 2020.
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John Ross later made a remarkable, leaping, one-handed catch of a poor Browning pass, then eluded several defenders for a 19-yard touchdown reception that put Washington ahead 31-7.
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In April, California officials revealed investigators had used information from genealogy websites to figured out the possible identity of the Golden State Killer after he had eluded authorities for 44 years.
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The Braves brought in reliever Peter Moylan, who allowed a walk and gave up a homer to Galvis, his fourth, that just eluded the leaping effort of Atlanta outfielder Ender Inciarte.
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If we are guided by the well-being of American citizens then I believe Republicans and Democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded our country for decades.
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Russia's Putin granted an audience to Le Pen in the Kremlin last month, bestowing a level of international recognition that had until then eluded her in the countdown to the election.
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We can debate the Evgeni Malkin and Jake Guentzel goals in Game 1 that eluded Rinne's glove hand, but there's no denying that Guentzel's first goal in Game 2 was horrific.
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In fact, he went to Las Vegas, started a new life, and eluded authorities for nearly four years until his case was featured on an episode of American Greed: The Fugitives.
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Drew, batting for reliever Felipe Olivero, sent a shot to deep center field that bounced high off the fence and eluded Philadelphia center fielder Odubel Herrera and right fielder Tyler Goeddel.
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The dispute has eluded mediation efforts by Kuwait, which along with Oman is a part of the GCC, and the United States, which believes Gulf unity is essential to containing Iran.
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As Stecher tried in vain to catch Josi, the Nashville defenseman fed Jarnkrok in front of the post and Jarnkrok's wrister eluded Ryan Miller's glove as the crowd erupted in celebration.
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Though the Brit's station as an upper-tier middleweight was irrefutable, he was never quite able to earn himself a title shot, and so a bout with Silva always eluded him.
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On the domestic front, Ryan has a full agenda ahead when he returns in September on top of one piece of unfinished business that eluded the Republican-controlled Congress this summer.
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If he's successful in convincing Kim to agree to a verifiable eradication of his nuclear weapons program -- a huge if -- Trump will have achieved a breakthrough that has eluded previous presidents.
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In an article from 2000, he wrote that mirror neurons would "do for psychology what DNA did for biology," by providing a mechanism for traits and behavior that previously eluded explanation.
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This will leave only a few months for the United Kingdom to find an orderly way out of Europe that has eluded it over the past two and a half years.
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With Sharks forward Dainius Zubrus in the penalty box for tripping, Brian Dumoulin's shot from the left point eluded San Jose goaltender Martin Jones at 8:16 of the first period.
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The most solid contact Tebow made was with the left-field wall, which he crashed into face first while in pursuit of a fly ball that had eluded his outstretched glove.
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Elevated by Margot Robbie and Allison Janney's shimmering performances, this entertaining account of those strange events earns the sort of high marks for creative interpretation that its protagonist complained eluded her.
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The gravity of this matter has clearly eluded Donald Trump, who has cast aside the Constitution and decades of jurisprudence by suggesting both ethnic and religious litmus tests for federal judges.
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He was more alone than he truly ever had been in the NBA, yet somehow he felt a peace among fifteen strangers in the hospital that had eluded him since college.
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Kids will instantly gravitate to sounds that are perhaps new to them, adults might hear the references, but ultimately Superorganism have achieved the grand feat that's eluded so many other bands.
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Since Rubin's pioneering observations, a number of dark matter candidate particles have been proposed, but so far all of them have eluded detection by some of the world's most sensitive instruments.
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However, the victorious Abraham has since had a fight scheduled for his WBO super middleweight title—one of the few which has long eluded Hopkins—against Mexican Gilberto Ramirez in April.
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Now, the combination of tax reform and ending the employer exclusion for health insurance are the ingredients for the type of legislative compromise that has eluded Congress for far too long.
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In early fights Ali eluded injury because he was too fast to be caught by opponents' blows; his older, heavier, more sluggish opponents lunged after him, swinging wildly, missing by inches.
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Jean-Marc Vallée, who's probably best known in the United States for the movies Dallas Buyers Club and Wild, is a director whose charms have mostly eluded me to this point.
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Beyond the dreadlocked feast that Travolta is giving you, the film itself reveals why it has eluded the "so bad, it's good" set and why I bolted in the first place.
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South Alabama answered seven minutes later as Johnson eluded blitzing Cornhuskers safety Deontai Williams in the backfield before scampering for a 3-yard touchdown run to forge a tie at 7.
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When consensus eluded them, the EU's 28 national finance ministers resorted to voting by email (though Britain abstained), at which point Ms Georgieva gained most support and Mr Dijsselbloem bowed out.
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The moves have given Mr. Xi, whose father was an important figure in China's revolutionary army, a degree of authority over the People's Liberation Army that had eluded previous civilian leaders.
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This time, while he eluded the police somewhat longer, he had several close calls and was almost caught in July, when the police caught sight of him in the Val d'Oise.
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The wanted man has eluded law enforcement for more than a year, carrying out robberies in Virginia wearing a mask from the 1996 horror film "Scream," according to the FBI poster.
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Ms. Smith's growth includes sexual exploration in the world of fetishism, where she finds a sense of identity that had eluded her, and it includes a lot of disappointment as well.
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Seconds later, Wayne Simmonds skated in with the puck, eluded defenders and found space, and tried a high backhander that glanced of Skinner's stick and got past Raanta at 8:43.
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Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, ended trading on Monday with a market value of over $2 trillion, a worth that had eluded it when it took its shares public.
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Hughes, the top pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, easily eluded the Senators' Jean-Gabriel Pageau and shuffled the puck before beating Craig Anderson for his first career NHL overtime goal.
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Scientists release first-ever image of black hole For the first time, astronomers released an image of a black hole — something that has eluded scientists for more than half a century.
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Insight about how those galaxies formed has eluded researchers in the past, since their size couldn't be explained by the types of interactions and mergers astronomers have observed in the past.
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If we are guided by the well-being of American citizens, then I believe Republicans and Democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded our country for decades.
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The biotech startup Rani Therapeutics is taking on a problem that has eluded companies for decades — finding a way to turn injectable drugs into pills for people living with chronic conditions.
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A summit with a peace agreement would have followed Trump's penchant for spectacle in foreign policy as he works to achieve what has eluded the past two U.S. presidents in Afghanistan.
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Hughes, the top pick in the 25 NHL Draft, easily eluded the Senators' Jean-Gabriel Pageau and shuffled the puck before beating Craig Anderson for his first career NHL overtime goal.
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For example, during one of her two days of testimony, Ms. Sánchez said she had once accompanied the kingpin when he had eluded authorities while fleeing naked through a secret tunnel.
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Whoever wins will have to find a solution to the Brexit turmoil, Britain's biggest political crisis in a generation, which eluded May for three years and ultimately led to her downfall.
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Abe has pledged to resolve it in the hope of leaving a diplomatic legacy that eluded his foreign minister father, and of building better ties with Russia to counter a rising China.
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What's next With iPhone and company sales falling in recent quarters, and likely to do so again, Apple needs the all-new product breakthrough that has eluded Cook — sooner rather than later.
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Police said he traveld to Belgium from Germany in October in a car rented by Salah Abdeslam, the Paris attacks suspect who eluded authorities for months until his March arrest in Belgium.
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Moreover Mr Trump has said that his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, will be the one to broker the peace between Israel and the Palestinians that has eluded all who have tried.
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St. Louis forced overtime with Carl Gunnarsson's first goal in 231 games, a point shot at 28:13 of the third period that deflected off Alex Ovechkin and eluded goaltender Braden Holtby.
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Denise didn't just die; she died after finding the can of Orange Crush that had so eluded her all season long, the one she was going to use to make Tara happy.
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It's of course impossible to predict whether Lincoln's survival might have meant a cleaner path to reunion and reconciliation, and toward the truly equal biracial society that has eluded us ever since.
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It is an uphill climb for Republicans, but early signs show Trump may have something of a chance at swinging a state that has eluded the Grand Old Party for 28 years.
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But during the primaries, Trump was bolstered by extraordinarily strong showings in liberal states like New York, Massachusetts, and California where he won popular vote majorities that eluded him throughout the South.
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Oh okay, so I guess record low unemployment, a thriving economy, tax cuts, obstruction of Isis and now a foreign policy coup that has eluded multiple administrations is, "all they&aposve got".
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It's the second scenario where the Blue Dogs think they could step in and work with the Republicans to secure the sweeping tax reforms that have eluded Congress since the Reagan administration.
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Though a World Cup title eluded him, he was the pivotal figure on the Netherlands' 21990 national team that electrified the sport with its "Total Football" tactics, with players constantly interchanging roles.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, whom Justice Brett Kavanaugh replaced on the court last year, had suggested that there may be room for a "workable standard," though so far one has eluded the court.
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American Friends fans are, essentially, dreaming of better times in their country's recent past—whereas, for British viewers, there's the potential to revel in societal elements that have historically eluded their culture.
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Teenagers make effective and well-organized protesters—maybe it's because they were still technically at school and there were teachers everywhere, but the walkout eluded the chaos typical of a political rally.
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For Abe, revising the constitution is a personal mission - one that eluded his grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi, who quit as premier in 1960 due to a furor over a U.S.-Japan security pact.
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Investors want Bompard to boost the performance of the group's France-based hypermarkets, a goal that has eluded several predecessors amid competition online and price discounting from rivals such as unlisted Leclerc.
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Joey craves a platonic connection with someone to share "experiences, memories, and secrets with," which has so far eluded her, since most people she meets end up just trying to hook up.
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Eovaldi allowed only one other hit, a double that just eluded the reach of right fielder Dustin Ackley, and he was pulled after beginning the eighth with a walk to Mitch Moreland.
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Given that such a compromise has eluded Congress for literally decades, it seems unlikely that they'll pass anything into law before they need to pass another funding bill three weeks from now.
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Best of all, Harvey had a good feel for his slider, the complementary pitch that eluded him most of last summer as he made his comeback from Tommy John surgery in 23.
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D Jack Johnson broke a scoreless game with 3:35 left in the second period when his shot from the left circle eluded Cam Ward's glove for his fourth of the year.
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Exactly 12 years after his father swore in as president, W. took the oath of office as 43rd president of the US. He also won a second term, which eluded his father.
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J. D. Davis chased Hoffman with his first career triple in the fifth, knocking in a run with a drive that eluded a diving Dahl in center field following a poor route.
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The firefighters, who did not endorse any candidate in 2016, were sending an early signal that the former vice president would have labor support in a way that had eluded Mrs. Clinton.
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Top-level goaltending has eluded them for the better part of the past three decades, but Hextall, now the Flyers' general manager, hopes the prospect Carter Hart, 703, can reverse their fortunes.
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Marisnick hit an opposite-field single, and then George Springer followed with a bloop single that just eluded Rays second baseman Eric Sogard in shallow right-center field, allowing Maldonado to score.
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Still, despite and perhaps a little because of its lackadaisical approach to its subject, "Live Work Work Work Die" manages to capture something essential about Silicon Valley that has eluded other authors.
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John McCain after the Arizona Republican senator's passing was announced — including two ex-commanders in chief who bested the GOP "maverick" in separate races for the Oval Office that always eluded him.
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Over his career, García has had that effect on a lot of people, from friends to business contacts to, finally, the woman who was the real prize that had long eluded him.
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Meb Keflezighi, then 38, used the tactic in the 2014 Boston Marathon, when at Mile 11 he eluded a formidable field of younger athletes who figured the aging Keflezighi would fade back.
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They had hoped to eventually install doors themselves, as well as fill the gap between the top of the new wall and the ceiling, but design solutions have so far eluded them.
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Ovechkin, at the end of a lengthy shift, entered the Anaheim zone and blasted a shot from the top of the right circle that eluded goalie John Gibson to the far side.
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Gray, the Yankees' marquee addition at the July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline, received the run support that eluded him in his previous two starts en route to his first win in pinstripes.
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Fox put the Rangers in front when his wrist shot from above the right circle eluded Price, who was screened on the play by New York's Chris Kreider with 7:39 remaining.
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The concept of long-range wireless power transmission dates back more than 100 years, and is proven to work, but its use in everyday devices and gadgets has eluded most tech companies.
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On Monday, after a day that included a cabinet meeting and a ceremony to present the Medal of Honor, Mr. Trump seemed eager for the normalcy that has so far eluded him.
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That long leash could give Xi opportunity to focus on achieving something that's eluded Chinese Communist leaders for nearly seven decades since the founding of the People's Republic: regaining control of Taiwan.
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Before Woods's first pro start, at the Greater Milwaukee Open at the end of the summer in 1996, Allen Doyle was summoned to the interview room for reasons that initially eluded him.
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On all of these major releases, the music often eluded genre, tried odd structures and toyed with austerity or overload; there was a sense, illusory or not, of private statements being unveiled.
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Under Shuster, the Transportation Committee produced a five-year highway bill to fund transit projects, an accomplishment that had eluded lawmakers for years as they repeatedly passed short-term transportation spending patches.
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The memo also said Mr. Trump will try to offer a policy agenda that can appeal to both parties, an approach that so far has eluded him during his time in office.
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In Johnson's first game, on March 28, starter Jose Berrios and the bullpen gave him just the kind of victory that once eluded him: a 2-0 gem over the Cleveland Indians.
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It could well be that the president is buying time to gather more intelligence; he could also truly hope the pressure will create a success on immigration that has long eluded him.
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Her hero's journey is about forging that connection with the audience: letting them see her as a full person, finding that sense of empathy that has so eluded her in national politics.
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The Patriots had assigned personnel to be with Gordon at all times to avoid such an incident, per Schefter, but Gordon might have eluded security during the team's bye week in mid-November.
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The proposal, which many lawmakers are quick to describe as well-intentioned, isn't expected to provide the immigration breakthrough that has eluded lawmakers for the entirety of Trump's presidency, and Obama's before that.
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The elusive criminal dubbed the "Golden State Killer" by writer Michelle McNamara, eluded police for decades after a rampage following a series of horrific killings and rapes that lasted from 1976 to 1986.
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The trade war between the U.S. and China escalated in recent weeks after President Donald Trump's surprise announcement of 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports that had eluded duties.
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I think Elizabeth saw this incredible pirate who eluded capture for so long and has this crew that is loyal to her and decided it would be stupid to pass up that opportunity.
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Thailand's military government is working on a law to help regulate Buddhism, officials say, giving the junta far more say over a pillar of Thai society that has so far eluded its control.
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When Cueto caught wind of it, he threw high and tight to Grandal, a ball that eluded Posey for a wild pitch that allowed the Dodgers' third run of the game to score.
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Trump, who has repeatedly said he's ready to sign any repeal legislation, celebrated the vote, which creates a path to give him the major congressional victory that's eluded the White House thus far.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama on Tuesday called for the closure of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility after delivering his plan to Congress to achieve a goal that has long eluded his presidency.
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Freshman Jake Fromm heaved a bomb down the right sideline for Hardman, who made the catch, eluded a tackle and tight-roped 13 yards to the end zone for a 20-7 advantage.
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It was far less modest: Torreyes ripped a line drive into the left-center gap that just eluded the grasp of center fielder Coco Crisp and rolled to the wall for a triple.
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Bellinger struck for more damage in the seventh as his opposite-field shot to left eluded Wil Myers and caromed off the wall for a two-run double to make it 8-23.
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And if this foreshock activity could somehow be reliably detected, perhaps we could predict future earthquakes with plenty of notice for people in any given area — an ability that has completely eluded scientists.
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In truth, deep in his competitive and complex soul, he might just prefer that the title that has eluded him for so long come only after quite a sweat-stained, clay-stained struggle.
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An agreement to overhaul the nation's immigration laws has eluded Congress for years, underscoring the difficult path awaiting lawmakers and the White House if they decide to broaden the divisive border wall fight.
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Just 1:45 later, Jagr notched his 113st of the season to give the visitors the lead on a wrist shot that glanced off defenseman Jacob Trouba's stick and eluded goalie Ondrej Pavelec.
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Boshers rebounded to strike out pinch hitter Tommy Pham and Travis d'Arnaud, but a breaking ball eluded catcher Danny Jansen to allow the winning run to score with Austin Meadows at the plate.
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That the brilliant photographer is experiencing a fame that eluded him during his lifetime (Hujar died of AIDS in 1987) surprises even those who struggled for decades to rescue his work from obscurity.
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Shortly after Washington killed off a power play, van Riemsdyk did capitalize with a nasty wrist shot that eluded Holtby to close the Flyers within 24-20 at 24:03 of the second.
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But one item on the list, a box of smoky Lapsang souchong tea, eluded him, so he set off through the warren of West Village streets, getting turned around only a few times.
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The president went to Saudi Arabia and Israel during his first post-inauguration trip abroad and has expressed a personal commitment to reaching a deal that has eluded his Republican and Democratic predecessors.
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Where does a fashion fanboy — a fanatic with time to spend and money (if not full retail price) to burn — go to find the cult items that have eluded him, his (holy) grails?
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The peace accord did not last, and after more cattle thefts, the nation's spy agency tried to arrest Mr. Daji, but he eluded them and the agency instead arrested members of his family.
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Mr. Trump, who has basked in the positive publicity over the summit meeting, needs to show he accomplished something with North Korea — especially if it is an outcome that had eluded previous presidents.
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Allen ran past safety Jeff Heath on the sideline, cut between two more safeties — Xavier Woods and Byron Jones — and then eluded cornerback Anthony Brown to give the Chargers a 22-6 lead.
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Atkinson made it 1-0 at 14:49 of the first period on the rush when he crossed the blue and fired a wrist shot between two defensemen that eluded Schneider glove side.
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Knicks 109, Pacers 103 INDIANAPOLIS — Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek has shuffled rotations like a deck of cards in recent weeks, searching for improved energy and chemistry even as victories have eluded his team.
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Travis Zajac won a faceoff deep in the New Jersey zone and the puck bounced to Hall, who eluded Farabee racing up the right side and then passed the puck between Braun's legs.
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What was billed as a temporary closing dragged on for months, then years, as a successful fix eluded the bridge's designer, a noted engineer named Ted Zoli, the recipient of a MacArthur grant.
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While the quarterback's long streak without an interception finally ended in the second half, he continued to show off the M.V.P. form that had eluded him in the first half of the season.
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The Red Sox challenged the out call at home, and video review showed Vazquez may have eluded catcher Ramos' tag, but the call stood after a three-minute delay to end the inning.
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Clemson made the most of the opportunity, driving near the goal line when Etienne took a third-and-213 pitch from Lawrence and eluded three Buckeyes who appeared to have him penned in.
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On November 7, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series at the end of a stunning seven-game contest against the Cleveland Indians, clinching a title that had eluded the franchise since 1908.
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Freddy Galvis and Cavan Biggio responded with back-to-back singles to open that frame and both scored to cut the Toronto deficit to 5-2 before Valdez eluded further damage that frame.
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After being declared the winner of Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election in the wee hours of Thursday morning, the younger Tshisekedi looks set to achieve the lifetime goal that eluded his father.
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This dramatic fresh start gave Pope the creative freedom that eluded her on her first album, 2013's Frame by Frame, hot off a win for Team Blake on season 3 of The Voice.
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Two batters later, Alex Bregman eluded the tag of Lucroy after his swinging bunt rolled fair mere feet from home plate, and when Lucroy attempted to retire Bregman at first, his throw sailed wide.
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Brown stretched his streak to six straight games with a touchdown when he eluded two tackles on a 6-yard pass from Roethlisberger for a 229-223 lead at 213:28 of the second.
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If the President can wring serious concessions out of China -- on respect for intellectual property and on ending cybertheft -- after escalating his tariff war, he could deservedly celebrate an achievement that eluded his predecessors.
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Not only does RED need to execute on tech that so far has eluded every other company, it also has to convince people holographic displays (on a $43 phone!) are something we actually want.
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Bankers fear the need to stash away more money will force them to tap the market - a feat that has eluded Monte Paschi and other struggling lenders in the past 13-1/2 years.
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Tordil eluded a manhunt and is suspected of shooting a woman and two men who came to her aid outside the Westfield Montgomery Mall in affluent Bethesda, Maryland during an attempted carjacking, Hamill said.
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It was a sight that brought the Sandy, Utah, boy's mother to tears – not just because of her son's athletic accomplishment, but because he had finally found the acceptance that eluded him for years.
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In a few forensic sentences in which he blasted Clinton as "extremely careless" in handling classified information, Comey dented Clinton's core rationale for running for President — in a manner that has always eluded Trump.
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"Joan As Police Woman" was self-released, and it wasn't until 2006—after signing with Reveal, a British label—that she found an audience that had thus far eluded her at home in America.
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The quest to regain the top producer spot in one of the most-prolific U.S. shale basins had eluded Hamm's Continental since at least 2014, when Whiting bought smaller rival Kodiak Oil and Gas.
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The 28-old-year had won five silver and bronze medals at the World Championships and Olympics but a gold had always eluded her until a chilly, wet night at the London Olympic stadium.
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If Mr Mnangagwa can steady the economy and create a new mood of harmony during the post-Mugabe transition, perhaps he could win respect, if not the popularity that has so far eluded him.
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Though OnePlus seems to have had no problems selling its phones directly to customers as unlocked devices that work on GSM networks such as AT&T and T-Mobile, carrier partnerships have eluded it.
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Still, his campaign has suggested that he has both the temperament and, even at his tender age, the political sagacity to manage the delicate balancing acts that have eluded French presidents twice his age.
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But it would require caps on defense spending to be overturned, an action that has eluded Congress since such caps were enacted in 2011 and that fiscal conservatives are expected to continue pushing against.
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Their political chops are being put to the test as they pursue a goal that has eluded lawmakers for decades: a rewrite of the tax code, centered on rate cuts and tax-code simplification.
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In some cases — such as with employee-turned freelance writer-turned entrepreneur Marc Andre — the self-employed even end up generating a six-figure income that had eluded them while working for an employer.
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Bringing Taiwan back to the fold has eluded China's Communist leaders for nearly seven decades and would be a huge achievement for President Xi Jinping, who now has the option to rule for life.
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They also want Bompard to boost the performance of the group's French hypermarkets, a goal that has eluded several predecessors amid competition from online rivals and price discounting from rivals such as unlisted Leclerc.
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Among other memorable incidents, in 2000 he busted out of Mirov Prison—a medieval castle and onetime Nazi dungeon, now used as a maximum security penitentiary—and eluded capture for 40 media-fevered days.
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Ondrej Kase received Logan Shaw's pass behind the net, eluded Blackhawks defender Michal Rozsival and passed to Wagner, who converted a wrist shot between Crawford's spreading legs at 17:08 of the second period.
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The Badgers padded their lead to 21-10 with an assist from freshman receiver Danny Davis, who caught a 32-yard Hornibrook pass and eluded five Wildcats defenders to reach Northwestern's 6-yard line.
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The Dodgers scored once in the fifth inning when Chris Taylor's hot smash to shortstop in the fifth inning eluded the glove of the Cubs' Javier Baez, allowing Alex Verdugo to score from third.
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With the publication in 1979 of Mr. Harrison's fourth volume of fiction, "Legends of the Fall," he found his métier in the novella — and with it the commercial success that had long eluded him.
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This discovery represents a major breakthrough in a mystery that has eluded scientists for over a century: Where do these bizarre particles come from, and why are they so juiced up on cosmic energy?
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Since his debut as a theater director in 1996, Mr. Chen has created works for prominent spaces around the world, from New York to Sydney, but a big production in China has eluded him.
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Whether it is Middle East peace or trade agreements, Mr. Trump has repeatedly claimed that he can achieve what has eluded every other occupant of his office through the force of his own personality.
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Though Mr. Sipe had devoted his life to understanding the issues of celibacy and abuse, the deeper question of why the problem could persist unaddressed for so long still eluded him, said the Rev.
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Mr. Gillum used the tussle to get airtime on Fox News himself, seeking to harness the publicity he received from his surprise win into the sort of major fund-raising that previously eluded him.
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In purchasing The Times, he has accomplished what eluded some of the most established business leaders here who have flirted for years with buying it — Eli Broad, David Geffen and Austin Beutner among them.
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An Iranian oil tanker that eluded a U.S. attempt to seize its cargo and crew for evading sanctions on Iran's Revolutionary Guard turned off its electronic ship tracking system off the coast of Cyprus.
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Then it was the Blue Jackets who scored first, as defenseman Seth Jones floated a shot from the right point that eluded a screened Lundqvist at 3 minutes 53 seconds of the first period.
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Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the drug lord known as El Chapo, eluded the grasp of the government numerous times — in tunnels, behind closets, beneath bathtubs and through steep ravines in the remote mountains of Sinaloa.
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But for the moment, President Trump's peculiar form of diplomacy — a combination of belligerence, bluster, name-calling and ignorance of history — has somehow produced a possible breakthrough in North Korea that eluded his predecessors.
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The goal for Twitter is to translate its enormous impact on media and culture, and the preferred means for President Trump to communicate, into a booming business, something that has eluded it so far.
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The Western Michigan University wide receiver Corey Davis, taken by the Tennessee Titans as the fifth pick over all, wore a blazer whose pinkish-peach shade was so distinct, its Pantone name eluded him.
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Read more " _____ • Jeet Heer in New Republic: "It's a mistake to think that Pence would be a more competent or popular president, one capable of enacting the right-wing agenda that has eluded Trump.
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President Donald Trump on Monday expressed optimism about the potential that a peace deal between Israel and Palestine could be reached during his presidency, an achievement which has eluded American presidents for four decades.
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Hirscher is expected to win at least one Olympic gold medal in Pyeongchang, something which has so far eluded the 28-year-old despite winning a record six overall World Cups in a row.
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Polanco went 22-for-28 with a double and his fourth home run, a shot off Astros reliever Chris Devenski that eluded right fielder Josh Reddick before landing in the first row of seats.
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In a series of TV interviews two weeks before national elections, Gantz looked to project confidence that the March 2 vote will provide the decisive outcome that eluded the two previous elections last year.
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The fact that Aurelius' identity as a skeleton saint had eluded detection for so long, she tells me, was simply proof of a generalized lack of knowledge regarding these bygone manifestations of Catholic devotion.
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Sprinting — especially uphill — is her specialty, though, and this course, which includes two nasty ascents, gave her and Randall an opportunity for a prize that had eluded American skiers for more than four decades.
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As a financial executive, one of Denholm's biggest strengths in her role may be to help Tesla manage its debt as it strives for the profitability on a consistent basis that always has eluded it.
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The two sides, however, still have to negotiate the terms under which the North would give up its nukes and win relief from sanctions — a goal that has eluded U.S. administrations for a quarter-century.
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But while the Patriots had assigned personnel to be with Gordon at all times to avoid such an incident, Schefter reported, he might have somehow eluded security during the team's bye week in mid-November.
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Sergio eluded capture, ran back down to the Mexican side and hid behind a pillar; but when he peeked out from his hiding spot, Mr Mesa fired and shot him in the face, killing him.
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So it went for Mr Mubarak, who eluded punishment in most of the cases against him—his fortunes improving as Egypt's "deep state", composed of hidebound judges, security forces and military men, gradually reasserted itself.
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Over four decades, the Golden State Killer, who was also called the "East Area Rapist," the "Original Night Stalker," and the "Diamond Knot Killer," eluded authorities as they investigated thousands of leads into his identity.
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After Cory Spangenberg singled pinch-runner Matt Szczur to third, Dyson struck out Hunter Renfroe before Hedges' liner to right-center barely eluded right fielder Pence, easily scoring both runners for a 24-27 lead.
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Fury switched to a south paw stance in the second round, then appeared to taunt Schwarz as he put his back to the ropes and eluded several punches with his hands down at this sides.
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The mayor campaigned for his first term on closing the income gap between rich and poor in New York City, but solving the issue of once-affordable neighborhoods becoming unaffordable for many has eluded him.
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He left Oracle at the end of September after more than 20 years with the company, and is charged with making Google's cloud division more enterprise-friendly, a goal that has oddly eluded the company.
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While Mercari is going after eBay and Amazon on their home turf, it still remains to be seen whether Japanese investments can help spur success abroad, something that has eluded domestic e-commerce giant Rakuten.
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Ram Madhav, a BJP leader who works in the eight states of the north-east, has written that the region, "with its extreme diversity, has always eluded a nationalist and integrationist party like the BJP".
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A decidedly different type of wearable, with Jacquard, Google may be able to accomplish something that has so far eluded the company: Create wearable tech that's appealing to more than just geeks and early adopters.
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For more than 290 years, Lonnie Franklin Jr. — nicknamed the "Grim Sleeper" for the unusually long gap between his sprees — eluded Los Angeles authorities as he killed at least nine women and a teenage girl.
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St. Louis cashed in with three seconds remaining on that power play when Pietrangelo's high shot from the point eluded Smith even though Smith had a clean look at it and there was no deflection.
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After a moment's silence to remember those affected by Typhoon Hagibis, which ripped through the Tokyo area overnight, the Tongans looked desperate to make the quick start that had eluded them in their previous matches.
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Justin Jackson delivered the go-ahead three-point play and North Carolina scored the last eight points for a 71-65 win over Gonzaga and a title that heartbreakingly eluded the Tar Heels last year.
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The laser beam from just inside the blue line near the wall eluded goaltender Jonathan Quick, whose view of the shot was likely blocked when Jets right winger Nikolaj Ehlers cruised in front of him.
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Justin Jackson delivered the go-ahead three-point play and North Carolina scored the last eight points for a 71-65 win over Gonzaga, the national title that heartbreakingly eluded the Tar Heels last year.
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With Michael Brantley on third base following his leadoff single and advancement via a groundout and wild pitch, Yuli Gurriel stroked a low liner that eluded the diving Laureano and rolled to the outfield wall.
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The network of conservative groups assembled by billionaire donors Charles and David Koch are executing a major initiative to pressure lawmakers to overhaul the tax code, a goal that has eluded congressional leaders for decades.
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An apartment in Brussels where bombs were made ahead of the Paris attacks in November was also used as a hideout by one of the attackers who has eluded police, Belgian officials said on Friday.
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And while GOP leaders say the compromise measure has the best shot at becoming law, it's still uncertain whether the final proposal can get 218 Republican votes — a feat that has long eluded the party.
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Dennis Ross, a veteran former Middle East negotiator who has been consulted by Trump's aides, said the president must avoid raising hopes for a quick resolution of the conflict that has eluded successive U.S. administrations.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Congolese authorities on Wednesday recaptured one of two escaped prisoners who were on trial for the killing of two U.N. investigators, while the second suspect narrowly eluded arrest, a senior military prosecutor said.
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