Escaped Escaped: That called for some real bravery on your part.
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My parents' generation escaped by reading books, and the way we escaped was by reading comic books.
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"The book has escaped from the covers, the television show has escaped from being just a show," said Atwood.
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She eventually escaped when her "owner" left the door to her room unlocked, and her mother escaped five months later.
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Whether escaped condensate causes an oil spill or not depends on whether it has vaporized, burnt off, or escaped in liquid form.
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Some ISIS fighters have allegedly already escaped, and nearly 800 women and children affiliated with the terrorist group reportedly escaped detention on Sunday.
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A former prisoner, who said he had spoken to guards and escaped prisoners, also said more than half of the prisoners had escaped.
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This opiate-like plant has escaped the DEA's kiss of death — for now This opiate-like plant has escaped the DEA's kiss of death — for now Kratom has escaped the Drug Enforcement Administration's kiss of death — Schedule I classification — at least for now.
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About 50 of those students escaped in the hours after they were taken, nearly 100 more were released after government negotiations, and a few escaped in recent months.
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" - Jessica, 236 "Rescue kitten pooped worms then escaped.
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And the story of how it escaped Soviet Russia And the story of how it escaped Soviet Russia Even if you don't like video games, odds are you've played Tetris.
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Tubman, who died in 1913 at the age of 91, escaped slavery in the South and eventually led hundreds of escaped slaves to freedom as a "conductor" of the Underground Railroad.
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Indeed, I escaped the treadmills — but not the running.
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But it hasn't escaped comment — or outrage — at all.
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Villagers tried then to lynch the man, but he escaped.
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"We escaped from the tyranny of ISIS," one woman said.
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Other explanations for the poor performance may have escaped measurement.
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Two militants escaped while one was shot dead, he said.
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In the end, I escaped to the US for good.
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Brach escaped with his second save after loading the bases.
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The other victims of the crash escaped with minor injuries.
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Since that investigation, the company has not escaped further controversy.
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Singapore escaped Trump's attention until relatively late in his campaign.
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The man he wanted to get has escaped his grasp.
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The dogs had escaped from their own yard, KGPE reports.
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Details on how the jaguar escaped have not been released.
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He said six men were killed and six others escaped.
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But honestly I was angry the day he escaped. Angry.
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In 1695 he escaped from prison and fled to Holland.
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Almost all of them have escaped ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.
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She said she escaped Wednesday night when he fell asleep.
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Boyer escaped in the sixth, but not in the seventh.
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His archers were waiting outside to kill anyone who escaped.
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And yet, Hong Kong escaped without any loss of life.
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Escaped sheep and goats joining a charity run in Munich.
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So far, it seems to have escaped any immediate punishment.
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But Scherzer struck out Chris Davis and escaped further damage.
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"Not one person in my family escaped it," she said.
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She escaped mostly unscathed, but soon suffered repeated fainting spells.
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Those who could, escaped into forests and organized local resistance.
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Fitzgerald said that the suspect wasn't home when she escaped.
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Bowe Bergdahl escaped any jail time for desertion in Afghanistan.
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Even Macs haven't escaped the attention of Microsoft's quirky ads.
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Three adults, including Snyder's wife, escaped the shooting, he said.
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Reza said he escaped as six to eight gunmen entered.
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In May last year, he escaped and slipped into Sudan.
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Apple has largely escaped the same tightening of the noose.
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During Hurricane Maria, the power plants largely escaped major damage.
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Vance apparently escaped in a police car after the incident.
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The Mets escaped and finally came through in the 11th.
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She escaped again, and this time she had better luck.
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The sheriff was wounded in a shootout, and Vance escaped.
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Schulz' widow, Jeannie, escaped before the fire claimed her home.
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Two years ago, Sierra Swartz barely escaped with her life.
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I escaped this annoying person and had a pleasant time.
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It participated enthusiastically, but escaped the worst of history's judgment.
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"Somehow or another, the fumes escaped from the coolers," Det.
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Witherspoon escaped to attend a yoga retreat on South Island.
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Some suspected that Anastasia had survived the massacre and escaped.
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I've escaped from Long Island, no offense to people there.
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For the first time in several days, I have escaped.
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The family escaped Guatemala, he said, after a kidnapping attempt.
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The defendant escaped the submerged car through his open window.
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He allegedly stole several guns from the shop and escaped.
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In 2001, Guzman escaped by hiding in a laundry cart.
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Having successfully escaped from the psychiatric hospital, Ulrich finds Mikkel.
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He escaped from Venezuela and emigrated to Florida in 2019.
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Daenerys and Drogon escaped, leaving Rhaegal and Viserion in Meereen.
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We slowly crawled out while holding our baby and escaped.
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She punched one of them in the throat and escaped.
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The ball narrowly escaped Puig's leaping attempt at the wall.
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It was one of three escaped convicts from Santa Ana.
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Thankfully, the feline escaped the fatal inferno with his life.
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President Trump has largely escaped the ire of GOP voters.
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But Volition has never quite escaped their most popular creation.
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But it has barely escaped these kinds of niche communities.
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It's not the first time Faid has escaped from jail.
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When he was killed, the gunmen escaped with their arms.
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Hundreds of panicked clubgoers escaped and fled into the streets.
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The President escaped injuries, but others were injured and hospitalized.
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Ann immediately recognized the escaped convict and they called 911.
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But the DR escaped the worst of the storm, too.
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Two were injured and one escaped unhurt in the attack.
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The last time it was left open, Negan briefly escaped.
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Bronner escaped and hitchhiked to Pershing Square in Los Angeles.
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They put you down as escaped and that's that, boy.
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Authorities didn't say how she escaped or provide a motive.
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It was unclear how the lion escaped, the center said.
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The couple escaped with just a few scrapes, Hernandez said.
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Some others in the group, including two Dutch journalists, escaped.
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Several dozen escaped early on, but most are still missing.
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That's 209 passes that have escaped black and silver gloves.
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Fortunately, she had a friend with her and they escaped.
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Six years later, he escaped from a private transport van.
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But he was one of the lucky ones -- he escaped.
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She was herself forced into sexual servitude, but eventually escaped.
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The French Army said he had escaped while being transferred.
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Price then escaped the inning when Enrique Hernandez fouled out.
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"He had escaped to surrender to the Taliban," he said.
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Still, the pressures of Washington could not be easily escaped.
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When I escaped, I spent 22001 days in the bush.
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More than 50 girls escaped the night of that attack.
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Google has escaped the ire of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Canter escaped and managed to connect with a British unit.
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But just days earlier, he had narrowly escaped the flames.
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My parents escaped Iran around the Iranian Revolution, in 1979.
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The Taliban escaped from the area after reinforcements arrived. Dec.
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Harriet Tubman was one of the rare people who escaped.
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Some were hopeful, glad to have escaped with their lives.
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Joshua Nkomo, ZAPU's leader, escaped the country for a time.
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Ms. Suarez escaped by jumping out of his moving car.
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An engineering vehicle was hit, but the driver escaped injury.
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He went to set the hook, but the fish escaped.
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Hundreds of prisoners escaped, causing millions of dollars in damages.
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Apple has not entirely escaped criticism in the Trump era.
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R.B.S. paid a civil penalty, but escaped criminal charges altogether.
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And Stanford, which late Saturday night escaped from Eugene, Ore.
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Ms. Jones's home escaped major flooding by a few inches.
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The two of them escaped just ahead of the troops.
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"Our employer escaped earlier with another household staff," he said.
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They led an officer on a chase and eventually escaped.
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When the battle started, Zanna dropped his gun and escaped.
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Unlike Persephone, who fell victim to her abductor, Sequana escaped.
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Uber has so far escaped any dent to its business.
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She wrote that she even attempted suicide before she escaped.
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" Maybe they escaped, he said, and will "return another day.
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Some have just narrowly escaped charges for corruption or fraud.
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Five inmates were slain last week, and two inmates escaped.
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The Trolls escaped and built a new colony far away.
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Their mother and three other children escaped and were hospitalized.
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They have escaped wars, survived illnesses, lost spouses and children.
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The birds escaped, CNN affiliate KNHL reported, citing city officials.
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Nabatanzi escaped because she was visiting a relative, she says.
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The premise of "Escaped Alone" is both simple and confounding.
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There's more to "Escaped Alone" than this sustained backyard idyll.
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Oh, and all the villains they pursue have escaped custody.
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Others have escaped public censure — except, perhaps, in the headlines.
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Why invite all that wanting, now that you've escaped it?
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Little about the world, profound or mundane, escaped his curiosity.
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Despite multiple efforts to evacuate the rest, only nine escaped.
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He had escaped from a different Arkansas prison in 2009.
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The teens escaped the facility Saturday after the 9 p.m.
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Ugandan soldiers attacked, but the warlord and his forces escaped.
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In the chaos, two inmates escaped but were later caught.
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Some escaped through side doors, or climbed to the roof.
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One key player escaped the upheaval largely unscathed: Big Pharma.
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The Clintons got their cash, the telecom company escaped sanctions.
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Egypt seemed to have escaped the worst of the violence.
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During the next decade, Xu escaped from laogai three times.
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The connection between insufferability and perfection has not escaped me.
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Is she a fantasy self, escaped from Highsmith's famous cahier?
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Mr. Rohde ultimately escaped on his own in June 2009.
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Manuel narrowly escaped prison due to a lack of evidence.
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After the delay, the play stood, and the Spartans escaped.
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That theory was, in practice, wrong because of escaped methane.
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Oduor escaped and reported the incident to police, prosecutors say.
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Subsequently, the mom regained consciousness and escaped with her daughter.
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This is not to say that the firm escaped criticism.
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The teens escaped the facility Saturday past the 9 p.m.
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So far, about 5,000 people have escaped the Abaco Islands.
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Some have escaped wars, survived illnesses and lost loved ones.
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The police were there in force, but he escaped arrest.
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Paul, who was at the practice that day, escaped unharmed.
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She said she escaped his clutches by grabbing his testicles.
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Mr. Abdullah escaped injury in the attack, his aides confirmed.
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Only the driver of the truck escaped with minor injuries.
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Sabarimala devotees often pride themselves on having escaped these fetters.
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Wozniacki escaped and went on to win six consecutive games.
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I escaped the island at 18 as a merchant marine.
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Tihun Negatu escaped an attack on her village in June.
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He eventually escaped prison, but not before he experienced falanga.
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Its driver escaped unhurt but in shock, the agency said.
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The series also features 16-year-old Jediva, who was abducted by a man in South Sudan and escaped, and Sasha, 17, who escaped an arranged marriage in Burundi so she could attend school.
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Kracauer, a film scholar and critic, escaped his native Germany for France as the Nazis rose to power, then escaped France for the US in early 23, after the Nazis had conquered the country.
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Most Haitians who have escaped poverty have done so by emigrating.
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Ward escaped the second round by the skin of his teeth.
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He escaped unharmed and the assailant was arrested, Brazilian authorities said.
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The show's gravitational pull was something Nimoy and Shatner never escaped.
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Someone's claiming this escaped convict is alive again and giving orders.
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They determined she had escaped the closure sometime after 7 a.m.
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She escaped her alleged captor's home in Gordon on Jan. 10.
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These inmates may have escaped prison, but they're no less captive.
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ABB escaped a 33 million euro sanction by alerting the authorities.
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By the time MI6 kicks it down, however, Villanelle has escaped.
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Psevedourou, who limps due to a birth defect, escaped on foot.
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Lore Rasmussen was a Jewish refugee who escaped from Nazi Germany.
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However, Cashner escaped by striking out Carl Crawford and Joc Pederson.
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Because of the dog's alert, both man and dog escaped injury.
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The two escaped Winterfell by leaping from a very tall wall.
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Bean the pug escaped from her owner's Cape May home Sunday.
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Harris also lived in the warehouse and escaped the fire unharmed.
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I thought I escaped from the threat of the Communist Party.
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There was one person that notably escaped Wolf's wrath: Melania Trump.
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And the market stillness hasn't escaped the attention of Wall Street.
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Nearly all of Fort McMurray's 88,000 residents escaped the fire safely.
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She escaped unharmed, but a bodyguard was killed in the attack.
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"Wow, we just by a few seconds escaped death," Correa said.
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Ms. Padilla kicked out a screen and escaped through a window.
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Last week, Jayme escaped after the suspect allegedly left the home.
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His aides later told local media that he had escaped unharmed.
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The escaped prisoners "fired on the police party first" he said.
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He and his son barely escaped as the floodwaters surged through.
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The very same Dale Cooper who recently escaped from federal prison.
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A sideways yawn escaped as she disappeared behind a lowering curtain.
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Smith and the Indians escaped, though, when Justin Upton grounded out.
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The mother escaped war, fire and gunshots in the African nation.
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She had made a wonderful marriage; and she had escaped horrors.
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She's escaped bounty hunters and killed everyone who's come after her.
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The girls' father, Christy's husband, Jason, was present but escaped uninjured.
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"He is an escaped prisoner, let's consider him dangerous," Ryan said.
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She says the family escaped the floodwaters on a small boat.
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When she herself got ratted out, she escaped to Lisbon, Portugal.
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Specifically, it could be a comet that has escaped another star.
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It escaped to devour people another day, but for how long?
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They escaped and made it through the jungle back to civilization.
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And if an escaped prisoner tries to set me on fire?
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The Orioles escaped with the victory thanks to that final play.
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For his part, Timothy Meaher escaped serious punishment for his crime.
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The three Orange County Central Men's Jail inmates escaped on Jan.
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The film thrives on the images that probably escaped most cameras.
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It had escaped the slaughterhouse and made it to the streets.
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In 1968, he escaped and somehow ended up in San Francisco.
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Mchan said the family escaped the floodwaters on a small boat.
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Like their male counterparts, these women's clubs have not escaped criticism.
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He says he narrowly escaped through a whole in the wall.
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Amina Ali remains the only long-held hostage who has escaped.
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America's soldiers included mainly whites, but also free and escaped blacks.
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Dillinger was awaiting trial on murder charges when he escaped prison.
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"I don't need to work here, I've escaped slavery," he said.
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The girl safely escaped, but Tellovelasco did not return to shore.
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"We escaped from death to find a better life," he says.
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However, in both instances Negão escaped and returned to the hospital.
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Twelve people also were hurt as they escaped the chaotic scene.
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On this occasion, the company may have escaped with minor damage.
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Recently the call was about a cow that escaped a slaughterhouse.
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Meanwhile, corrections officials are trying to determine how the men escaped.
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He escaped from a psych ward after one of those arrests.
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The drug kingpin escaped from a maximum-security prison in July.
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His only co-worker, Rodolfo, had also escaped those first bullets.
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Fiji escaped major damage but Tonga suffered widespread destruction and flooding.
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There stood an escaped cow licking all of the bread loaves.
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An escaped bear was found and had to be shot dead.
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My father fled from Lithuania and escaped through Poland and Austria.
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The elephant escaped from Circus World in Baraboo, Wisconsin, early Friday.
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About 10 gunshots were heard after the hostages escaped, WAGA said.
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On June 12, 2016, I escaped Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
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The husband escaped and contacted police, WGCL reported, citing Grenada police.
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He escaped twice from Mexican prisons, enhancing his "Robin Hood" reputation.
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About 0003 of the girls escaped but 219 were captured. 2.
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Apart from those who escaped immediately, no others have been liberated.
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ESCAPED INMATESCould be anywhereEscaped from Florida Department of Juvenile Justice facility.
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But aside from Nsemi, the most prominent prisoners had not escaped.
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The deputy interior minister, who was attending the parade, escaped unharmed.
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This race previously escaped serious attention because Texas votes reliably Republican.
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She was being loaded onto a Delta plane when she escaped.
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She finally escaped when the man who exploited her was jailed.
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Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning) and Chang (Lori Tan Chinn) have both escaped.
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Some of the girls escaped, but more than 200 remain missing.
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Not a word on the matter has escaped the president's mouth.
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But the Angels escaped when Teixeira filed out to center field.
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And Menendez has already escaped prosecution for his relationship with Melgen.
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Holland escaped damage by getting Flores to line out to center.
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The foundation began by working with children who'd escaped child labor.
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Wily Peralta escaped a ninth-inning jam for his 12th save.
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They fantasize about emulating Jo March, who escaped poverty by writing.
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Patterson was not at home when Jayme escaped, the sheriff added.
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Unlike the previous game, however, the Mariners escaped with a victory.
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Eventually she escaped with the aid of her husband's first wife.
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A "mildly venomous" snake has escaped captivity at the Bronx Zoo.
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He escaped that fate but his authority has been seriously undermined.
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"Some people escaped," said the retired four-star Marine Corps general.
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He said he remained in awe that the passengers all escaped.
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His father committed suicide that spring; his mother escaped to Britain.
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Guzman escaped from the prison in Altiplano on July 11, 2015.
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In 1959 she followed the Dalai Lama and escaped to India.
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She escaped when the militants journeyed to another village to fight.
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Asia to the small Eastern European democracies that escaped the Iron
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Boeing's orders from China had previously escaped the earlier Chinese tariffs.
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Two of the Afghan men were killed, while the third escaped.
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And even Yelawolf and his coterie haven't entirely escaped that scorn.
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He's like an escaped mental patient on the Republican debate stage.
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Through luck, money, and good timing, Herrera escaped this othered status.
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He said he did not know how many prisoners had escaped.
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Only one pitcher, Jonathan Papelbon in 2006, escaped the low 4.0s.
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Case remained patient, escaped, and landed some solid ground and pound.
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They escaped, completely unharmed, save a hurt shoulder from the chaos.
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He soon has another problem: Three escaped slaves are seeking sanctuary.
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Odom features as William Still, a free man helping escaped slaves.
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In the chaos, some Islamic State prisoners escaped from SDF prisons.
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A herd of elephants escaped while the circus was on tour.
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He escaped his native Cuba on a boat 13 years ago.
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I escaped a very tough situation, so that's a good thing.
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Shows viewed via the internet have so far escaped such controls.
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Serbian ambassador Oliver Potezica escaped with his wife and two sons.
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We don't know whether Belle died in that fire or escaped.
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Five people remain in critical condition and 39 others escaped unharmed.
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A powerful lawmaker had, once again, escaped punishment for his misdeeds.
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While in a courthouse waiting to be processed, he escaped again.
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She bribed her way out of Syria and escaped to Beirut.
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Nazifa Yusufi Bek, the parliamentary candidate, escaped the attack unharmed. Oct.
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Mr. Thein Maung escaped Saturday's landslide with only a small injury.
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Mexico narrowly escaped recession in the first half of the year.
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Some celebrities have escaped to their second (or third) homes, naturally.
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Poles harboring escaped Jews could be killed, along with their families.
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The suspect, Nikolas Cruz, escaped unnoticed while Mr. Peterson was outside.
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She and Grisha had barely escaped Riga under heavy German fire.
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Many in Japan do not agree that Mr Ghosn escaped injustice.
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Kennedy escaped the wreckage, but campaign worker Mary Jo Kopechne died.
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Mr. Chun escaped the attack because his arrival had been delayed.
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None of these developments has escaped the attention of traditional meatpackers.
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In 2009, he escaped to the U.S., on a student visa.
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Some escaped, and others were killed or captured by the Russians.
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The woman escaped by throwing herself out of the moving vehicle.
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In 2001, Guzman escaped prison by hiding in a laundry cart.
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He escaped, he told the Stasi, because of further British incompetence.
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Daryl and Eugene were taken by the Saviors, but Daryl escaped.
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The firm Weber worked for until August, Mercury, also escaped prosecution.
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And then those words escaped like an ancient curse: Excuse me.
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But there was some good news: Many reefs escaped unscathed. 7.
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The question in the years since has been: Escaped to where?
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She escaped when he forgot to lock the door one day.
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The pilot escaped, but his five passengers died from accidental drowning.
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One person was on board at the time but escaped uninjured.
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But Mr. Ghosn was silent on how he escaped from Japan.
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They escaped the scene during the chaotic aftermath of the explosion.
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They escaped on a truck with more than a hundred others.
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Meghan Markle has flown the royal coop and escaped to Canada.
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Jesuit records show Mr. Jones escaped before the slaves were sold.
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It was not clear if any of the gunmen had escaped.
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An Italian foreign ministry source said one Italian hostage had escaped.
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No official account of how Mr. Ghosn escaped has emerged yet.
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He escaped that fate but his authority has been seriously hampered.
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Helen escaped, locking her parents in their own panic room — funny!
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Timberlake escaped the incident unscathed, while Jackson suffered more serious consequences.
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The president's pets have escaped into the city's waterways, and reproduced.
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I read countless books on homosexuality, and yet clarity escaped me.
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They escaped or were released, and sometimes mated with domestic pigs.
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Probst said he and a coworker escaped through the back door.
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Instead, she approached him gingerly and he escaped the evening unharmed.
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Jackson fired three more bullets but missed, and the robber escaped.
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The Duke of Edinburgh escaped uninjured despite his Land Rover overturning.
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Bernie Sanders, but mostly escaped any significant pushback from either campaign.
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This fact seems to have escaped the observation of the president.
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But Google has escaped any serious sanctions in its own country.
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It didn't happen, and that fact probably hasn't escaped Biden's attention.
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He fled the country in December 2019 and escaped to Lebanon.
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Runoff escaped through drains in Ms. Gabe's almost imperceptibly sloping floors.
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The dog escaped from its harness and bounded across the avenue.
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Mr. Sanders has also mostly escaped aggressive attacks from his rivals.
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Some of the ads represent people who escaped more than once.
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When one escaped, they began using chains and padlocks, he said.
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Another police official, Abdur Razaq Cheema, said two other attackers escaped.
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The attackers have been unknown assailants who have largely escaped prosecution.
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Herbalife escaped being called a pyramid scheme, and its shared spiked.
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About 4,000 inmates escaped the capital Kinshasa's main high-security prison last month after an attack blamed on a separatist sect, and at least three more escaped from another jail in Kinshasa on Saturday, the police said.
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"The inmates escaped through a hole in the wall," Mason said Thursday.
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She was tortured and repeatedly raped before she escaped three months later.
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This alarming ethical conundrum has not escaped the notice of global governments.
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The crew escaped the plane unharmed, despite significant damage to the plane.
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It was only after Peter Parker escaped the bus that people cheered.
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He told reporters he escaped through an emergency door on the bus.
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We forget how lucky we are to have escaped the food chain.
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A 32-year-old woman escaped and was treated at a hospital.
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My dad literally carried Elana's dad on his back when they escaped.
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Police say the explosion wounded 20 people and the candidate escaped unharmed.
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Only a single reactor melted down, and none of its fuel escaped.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the likely the target of the attack, escaped unharmed.
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However, it is also true that they may have escaped something worse.
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Queensland police said it was "almost a miracle that they escaped unharmed."
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But Trump remarkably escaped largely unscathed from those super PAC ad machines.
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Gone are the days of a sink full of escaped, slippery spaghetti!
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Cops believe the inmates escaped through holes cut in the prison fence.
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Here are some of the fun scenes that escaped the TV cameras.
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They managed to find some clothes and escaped to extended family nearby.
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As for the robbery, we're certainly glad Campbell escaped the scene unscathed.
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Though much of mainland Florida escaped major damage, the Keys were devastated.
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We escaped from Crimea because there was no future there for us.
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But though the woman escaped unscathed, things could have gone way worse.
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Guzman escaped in Mexico in 2001 after being indicted in San Diego.
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He then wanders the streets of Brooklyn looking like an escaped Transformer.
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Khadir escaped Tal Afar with his wife, four sons and four daughters.
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A total of 184 inmates escaped, with 40 recaptured by Monday afternoon.
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But there are examples that have escaped the confines of its laboratories.
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The pair narrowly escaped being hit with a massive falling tree branch.
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Lester escaped further damage by striking out Joseph to end the inning.
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Vaughn's 12-year-old brother ran for his life and escaped unharmed.
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He escaped but now takes tramadol to try to forget the trauma.
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Alexandra, meanwhile, finds the escaped Elektra in front of her own grave.
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E and I escaped the fray and walked to dinner, not touching.
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But the subtleties of a batsman's style have so far escaped scrutiny.
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Only about 250 employees escaped the layoffs and furloughs as of December.
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It's possible some of the escaped hot particles flew off these mounds.
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Both starting pitchers were hit hard, but both escaped with no-decisions.
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The escaped baboons never had any contact with the public, said Munier.
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But genetically modified grass that "escaped" is threatening to upend that industry.
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The Spearow on the right seemed to have escaped its cage, though.
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Zsigmond escaped his native Hungary at 26 after Russia invaded in 1956.
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In case it escaped anyone's attention, Cara Delevingne is kind of weird.
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MAN escaped a fine as it blew the whistle on the cartel.
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About 30% of it escaped, and was carried unprocessed to the liver.
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Futura, the font that escaped the Nazis and landed on the moon.
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Simply follow these easy steps below to feel like you've escaped winter.
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Read more: El Chapo escaped naked through a tunnel with his mistress.
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It centres upon Georg (Franz Rogowski), a Parisian who has escaped imprisonment.
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Future generations will look back perplexed at why it escaped our focus.
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The pair were eventually reunited in 1979, after Pran escaped from Cambodia.
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But he found life there distasteful and escaped after a few months.
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Millions of Brazilians escaped poverty during his presidency, from 2003 to 2010.
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Fortunately I found out and escaped with the help of the FBI.
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The gang escaped in two vans without taking any money, G1 said.
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Those who escaped say Falluja lacks food, clean water and medical supplies.
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Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, escaped unhurt from the collision on Jan.
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The pair escaped from the Orange County Central Men's Jail on Jan.
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The complicated reality of contemporary politics and our complicity cannot be escaped.
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Amina Ali that escaped [in May 2016], she managed to escape herself.
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Youd's wife and adult son were in the home and escaped unharmed.
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When he went missing, Rwanda's correctional service said he escaped from prison.
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He weighed 42 kilos when he escaped with a friend in 1945.
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Dozens of the girls escaped on their own, but most remain missing.
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Inky the wild octopus has escaped from the New Zealand National Aquarium.
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On June 19, officers entered Jeffs home and realized he had escaped.
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The more than 200 captives who escaped were still missing, Gambo said.
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They could have escaped any time between then and late Friday night.
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The fighters took nine women, but one had since escaped, he said.
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He was believed to have escaped the clash, another military spokesman said.
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The motive for the shooting was not clear and the gunmen escaped.
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As we first reported ... Offset escaped a shooting Wednesday night in Atlanta.
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Duke ended up winning the game, 84-72 ... and Zion escaped unscathed.
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Republicans escaped a disaster that would have sent tremors through Capitol Hill.
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Senator Sanders has largely escaped that level of scrutiny up until now.
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She said they were "very, very lucky" that 47 staff had escaped.
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I am still happy we escaped the floods and even the crocodiles.
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Authorities have declined so far to provide details of how they escaped.
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He has escaped one kind of poverty only to arrive at another.
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El Chapo, who escaped twice from Mexican prisons, was rearrested in January.
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It's been 20 years since the world escaped the clutches of extinction.
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Samer stayed in Raqqa longer than most moderates but has now escaped.
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This portfolio has escaped being classified as systemically important by national regulators.
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Both men escaped unscathed and feel fine, Roscosmos and NASA have said.
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After he escaped, a man near him collapsed, his arm badly wounded.
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The boy suffered a concussion and some scrapes but escaped serious injury.
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He physically abused her for eight years before she escaped the marriage.
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Women and girls who have escaped have recounted stories of horrific abuse.
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Majok, 34, escaped civil war in South Sudan when he was 8.
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He escaped and (left) us here putting (pieces of) the puzzles together.
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The occupant of the second car escaped and was rescued, Eggleston added.
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Mr. Rosenberg escaped with cuts and bruises: the confluence of circumstances, again.
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"Good night," she said, and then she opened the door and escaped.
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But nine years later, he escaped Malian custody during a medical appointment.
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They had escaped before it started, the source said, quoting an eyewitness.
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Four baboons in Texas just climbed on top and escaped their enclosure.
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This isn't the first time a genetically tweaked organism has escaped regulation.
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The company just barely escaped entering bear market territory at market close.
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The day Shahid's father was killed, Hindu Hajari Lal, 57, escaped death.
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Now, T'Challa is in pursuit of Ulysses Klaue, who's escaped the casino.
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"We escaped at night, during evening prayers," said 20-year-old Khalaf.
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There, they escaped the media glare and got to know each other.
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But others who escaped with their lives have not been so complimentary.
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Ms. Barker declined to comment on how Mr. Jeffs may have escaped.
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It was not until Froome attacked over the top that he escaped.
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Before she escaped Raqqa, CNN chronicled Maha's WhatsApp conversations with her mother.
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While China escaped a ban, its incidence of drug violations dropped significantly.
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Lamarr escaped Austria (and a rich, controlling husband) ahead of the Anschluss.
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She escaped but fell off a 150-foot cliff near the beach.
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But, really, she had escaped prison long ago, when she began writing.
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Maybe Peggy escaped, again, and lives off the grid in El Paso.
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And after years of systematic, dehumanizing rape and torture, I finally escaped.
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Some survivors escaped the flames by jumping from balconies onto inflatable mats.
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It was only in April, 1939, that the family escaped to England.
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Like a wounded zombie, however, the British economy has not escaped unscathed.
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Two teenaged boys escaped by climbing out a window, news media reported.
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Those who have escaped now face squalid conditions in cramped refugee camps.
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Maeda escaped a jam in the sixth after LeMahieu's one-out single.
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Then he escaped again, in a mass breakout mounted by Boko Haram.
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How Jan Baalsrud escaped the Nazis and became a Norwegian folk hero.
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One gunman escaped in a waiting car but the bodyguard was arrested.
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Carvajal escaped extradition from Aruba in 2014 on the charges against him.
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Are they still deserving of the same adulation as those who escaped?
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My hands and tail bone were sore, but otherwise I'd escaped unscathed.
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My grandparents always shared with me that they escaped from the bombings.
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Meanwhile, no-one escaped Pepper Ann's social commentary—not even its writers.
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We haven't yet escaped these films, and I mean that quite literally.
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But she's the only one of the escaped Tethered slaves who does.
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Most of the workers escaped, but another 18 were injured and hospitalized.
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Then, in 2007, the authorities tried to arrest him; he narrowly escaped.
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He then smiled and pointed to the camera, having escaped another pickle.
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Escaped slaves flocked there, adding to an already sizable African-American population.
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So few events occurred in episode one that it quickly escaped recall.
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"There is no reason to think that this world would have escaped."
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They escaped with all of $21,000, until another informant gave them away.
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While the fighters were sleeping, the young women escaped to Sinjar mountain.
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Shiploads of alabaster artwork escaped the furnaces and were sent to France.
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As of Tuesday night, it was unclear where the bull escaped from.
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She then escaped to Miami, where she taught Latin and the classics.
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He escaped after six years and returned to Ireland to spread Christianity.
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The bus was carrying 47 people, and 27 escaped, Colonel Krissana said.
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The gun barked and jumped in my hand; the target escaped unscathed.
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"Those who escaped here and left a debt," he said, are blameless.
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She escaped that world, got into Princeton and then entered public service.
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What I see now is that I haven't fully escaped from either.
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I found myself bouncing to an old hit whose name escaped me.
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She has been sold, trafficked, and has escaped from a foreign country.
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The police said that at least one militant escaped during the clashes.
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He said he and others escaped by breaking through a glass door.
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Afterward I felt a little shaky, as if I'd narrowly escaped disaster.
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But in the end, she got the better of him, and escaped.
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Across the camps, the escaped all have accounts of fire and cruelty.
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Nine people escaped on their own, but 71 were trapped, CNN reported.
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Hundreds — if not thousands — of people escaped in watercraft of every description.
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Although the woman escaped with minor scrapes, the dog did not survive.
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Watson was serving his second prison stint when he escaped, officials said.
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"Having escaped from ISIS, he is in limbo," they said in June.
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Twenty years later, when he escaped from slavery, he became Frederick Douglass.
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There I spoke with Abdel Hemedi, 52, who escaped Raqqa on Oct.
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It was the second time that Mr. Faïd had escaped from prison.
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The Nevada caucuses, which took place this past weekend, escaped similar confusion.
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Jansen allowed a soft single but escaped without giving up a run.
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Last week, China appears to have narrowly escaped punishing American trade tariffs.
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The occupants of both vehicles escaped injury, The Tampa Bay Times reported.
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Since John Kelly escaped in January, Trump's henchmen are all that's left.
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And many escaped and lived free in the North or in Canada.
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There are Gondwanan rainforests that, mercifully, seem to have escaped the flames.
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Two inmates escaped Parchman during the melees but were apprehended days later.
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More than 150 people escaped the hotel during the hours-long siege.
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A radical who goes by 'Mizu' was one of those who escaped.
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He escaped from prison in the provincial capital of Lubumbashi in 2011.
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He escaped on a smuggler boat and arrived in Italy last year.
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It's not the first time an orangutan has escaped the zoo's enclosure.
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He's largely escaped thorough scrutiny of his record of extremist leftist positions.
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The driver escaped without injury, however, the team said on social media.
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Monica Mathis says her dog Hazel escaped from her house in 2017.
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It did not say if any Islamic State prisoners there had escaped.
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Some sought refuge in camps or escaped as fire rocketed toward them.
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All that escaped destruction were six trees and her family's pontoon boat.
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Hector Neris escaped a two-on, one-out jam in the ninth.
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"It's clear that the virus has escaped to other countries," Schaffner said.
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Some escaped through a tunnel while others walked out the front door.
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Their superiors were checking to make sure that no one had escaped.
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The detainees escaped from a prison in Qamishli city, Marvan Qamishlo said.
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Two of them were immigrants from Honduras who had escaped gangs there.
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Thanks to McKenna, some B. caapi cuttings "escaped captivity," he told me.
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Our correspondent interviewed men who escaped at a safe house outside Chechnya.
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Lucy got good grades, though, and escaped to Chicago on a scholarship.
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Several families were inside during the strike but escaped with minor injuries.
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But even for those who have escaped, the ordeal is not over.
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I narrowly escaped prison but a lot of my fellow students didn't.
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His grandfather escaped the massacres by hiding in a hole for years.
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Rugg had just walked away and escaped the incident without a scratch.
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Mr. Howard escaped to Russia, and Mr. Yurchenko then redefected to Moscow.
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The university has not escaped the plague of the country's long war.
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Africa's most industrialized economy escaped being downgraded to junk status last year.
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You've escaped the tourist-clogged center of London, and made it southwest?
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Barclays escaped a fine because it alerted the cartel to the Commission.
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Somehow, the CFPB escaped being eliminated or drastically altered in S. 2155.
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The pilot escaped, as he was wearing a conventional quick-release harness.
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Steinbarth said the snake escaped by knocking the lid off its cage.
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Later, Fox escaped for a layup that pushed the lead to 12.
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Hundreds of other militants are said to have escaped during the fighting.
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And Mallinckrodt has not entirely escaped the attention of the Senate committee.
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LHP Jaime Garcia escaped with a no-decision on Wednesday against Miami.
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For us, we escaped from a place that we have no choice.
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The dorm housed 26 players and 13 escaped unharmed, the website said.
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It was not the first time Mr. Faïd had escaped from prison.
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Ms. Chantamart, 35, and many of her neighbors escaped the deadly flood.
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During this period, more than 700 million Chinese people have escaped poverty.
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"'They escaped once today,'" she said, according to testimony from five witnesses.
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Mr. Biden escaped the October debate without sustained attacks from his opponents.
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His killer hopped into a waiting car and escaped into the darkness.
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Steve escaped unharmed, but he's blasting the club for lack of security.
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After the start of World War II, he was placed under surveillance in a small town north of Rome, from which he escaped in 1943, when he joined a resistance group made up of partisans and escaped prisoners.
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Escaped patients One of the two men who escaped a Washington state psychiatric hospital is back in custody, but authorities desperately want to track down the other man, who remains on the loose and is considered a real threat.
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The region's Kurdish-led administration said 785 Islamic State-affiliated foreigners escaped the camp at Ain Issa but the British-based war monitor Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, citing sources in the camp, said around 100 people had escaped.
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They want him to keep an eye out for the kid who escaped.
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Unable to stop, he saw one fly off and thought they both escaped.
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Even with Mr Muller's grass-inspired tactics, Mr Nadal nearly escaped the threat.
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The Ravens also escaped a potential season-altering injury to quarterback Joe Flacco.
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He escaped when American forces finally entered the country, and lived until 221.
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As many as 57 escaped almost immediately, and one was found last spring.
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Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING Germany, said the country had escaped lightly.
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Rob Ford deserved a longer life, to earn a redemption that escaped him.
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My mother escaped the Holocaust and immigrated to the United States in 1958.
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The company narrowly escaped bankruptcy, and is now bigger and better than ever.
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It says seven men were killed in the ensuing gunbattle, while two escaped.
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Offred (Elisabeth Moss) now knows that her husband Luke (O-T Fagbenle) escaped.
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One of the Chinese woman then escaped, the broadcaster said, citing a witness.
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Soon after the torch ceremony, the animal, named Juma, escaped from its handlers.
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St Michael's Church in the Calais Jungle, which has so far escaped bulldozers.
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"At the time, the trespassers were chased but they escaped," the shelter wrote.
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The boy escaped and punched Glascock before running away, according to the report.
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It also failed, but the Castro brothers escaped and fled to the mountains.
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Morales escaped from the maximum security Wyatt Detention Center on New Year's Eve.
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Pressly got into and then escaped from a jam in the eighth inning.
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" He continued, "Unfortunately some of the prisoners have escaped and are now armed.
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Many others are believed to have reached Sicily but escaped detection and identification.
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He escaped without any injuries, except for a little bit of road rash.
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Would be nice to know where he escaped #Harvey #TheResistance #Resist #Indivisible pic.twitter.
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A sibling who escaped with her got scared and turned back, Hestrin said.
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Detainees who've escaped have reported being subjected to torture, abuse, and political indoctrination.
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Her daughter escaped unscathed, but a bullet struck a friend in the leg.
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Mr Guzmán, better known as El Chapo (Shorty), twice escaped from Mexican jails.
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He's said he won't be happy until we've escaped Earth and colonized Mars.
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According to NJ.com, the woman who escaped will be testifying against Wheeler-Weaver.
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Like bankers who escaped prosecution, Clinton may find the result of limited value.
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This book has everything: love, death, blizzards, and escaped bounty hunters from Hell.
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Another inmate, Christopher Sanderson, 34, escaped with Gullett from the Jefferson County Jail.
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But if you're Uighur, escaping China doesn't mean you've escaped the surveillance state.
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The zoo said it would conduct an investigation into how the jaguar escaped.
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The funding gap hasn't escaped the attention of the three remaining presidential candidates.
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Though one escaped after 13 months, the rest have not been seen since.
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"Escaped Alone" turns out to be about the horrible consequences of mortal carelessness.
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While she escaped an indictment, Clinton endured a stunning dressing down from Comey.
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Castaner said the gunman exchanged shots with security forces twice as he escaped.
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The funding gap hasn't escaped the attention of the three remaining presidential candidates.
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" Wilson assured the hosts that she escaped serious injury and was ultimately "okay.
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At least 227.1 people escaped during the attack at the Campement Kangaba resort.
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The neighbor praised the daughter who escaped her parents and notified the police.
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A fifth child, a 7-year-old boy, escaped the mayhem, Oldham said.
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She then escaped and was able to tell the police what had happened.
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"It was only chance that we escaped," Meka told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Having escaped from prison, Escobar remains a folk hero and near-mythic figure.
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Three senior southern Yemeni officials narrowly escaped a car bomb attack in January.
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Escaped "hairies" are rounded up and face torture by power-hungry prison wardens.
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The couple recently escaped Los Angeles to celebrate Disick's birthday in St. Barts.
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He first escaped a caretaker when he was 13 or 14 years old.
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Twenty laps later, Reddick escaped contact with Noah Gragson's Chevy without significant damage.
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To be sure, the issue has not escaped the attention of the regulators.
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A fourth car also escaped the crusher and ended up in private hands.
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In case it escaped you ... Kim's uncle raced to help Ray J's sister.
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By some accounts, he escaped that time by hiding in a laundry bin.
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Those who escaped say the city lacks food, clean water and medical supplies.
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He is accused of holding her hostage until she escaped on Jan. 10.
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Peña Nieto said he didn't know how the cartel leader escaped in 2015.
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Previously, as many as 57 girls escaped almost immediately after the mass abduction.
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The Houthis arrested Hadi in 2015, but he escaped and fled to Aden.
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Chinese dissident who had escaped house arrest and found sanctuary in the U.S.
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Exiled to Elba, he escaped his island prison in 1815, marching on Paris.
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The teenagers allegedly shot the driver on an isolated road and then escaped.
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Baboon that escaped enclosure at San Antonio Intl Airport has been captured. pic.twitter.
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However, in a matter of seconds, Monson smartly escaped to earn the victory.
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In May, one of the girls, Amina Ali Nkeki, escaped on her own.
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The animal escaped, but Khan later shot and killed the elephant with a .
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French publications are reporting that the thirteen monumental "Mays" paintings have escaped damage.
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Another three police were wounded and the Taliban escaped with ammunition and weapons.
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The elder Guzman escaped from prison in Mexico twice, in 2001 and 2015.
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Officials did not say how the men became armed or how they escaped.
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And I'm surprised I came through and escaped, to be honest with you.
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Once they finally escaped, she shook her head and called Levitan a fool.
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"The first time I trapped her on my break she escaped," it reads.
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Klara escaped the uncomfortable situation by completely logging off and quitting the game.
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Now, Infinity War director Joe Russo has apparently confirmed that she escaped Thanos.
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"My son and I escaped before they tried to behead us," he said.
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So that's why the MACUSA is so terrified by Newt's escaped magical creatures!
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It was the first time anyone had escaped from the jail since 1988.
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During the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, he escaped to Austria and then America.
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Leaving home Roshon Jaman escaped from her village in Myanmar in November 2016.
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That was the second time El Chapo escaped from a maximum-security prison.
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Kelley escaped the facility in 2700 and was taken back into police custody.
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Intercepted by Bangladesh border guards, Rehana Begum's family narrowly escaped being sent home.
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She would have been used as a turning buoy had she not escaped.
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He either escaped during the battle or was never there to begin with.
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Guzmán escaped through a mile-long tunnel that connected to his shower stall.
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Hallock said Monday that officials are learning more about how the men escaped.
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Months later, two others escaped using the same unrepaired opening, the newspaper said.
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Posters featuring mugshots of suspected militants and escaped convicts hang under the awnings.
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In this way Slovenia also narrowly escaped the need for an international bailout.
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But if you've seen promos for the sequel, you know he escaped somehow.
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Guzmán escaped Altiplano prison in July 2015, through a complex, mile-long tunnel.
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They went out to play baseball against a civilian team, and he escaped.
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Another villager who escaped said someone who was caught was whipped 95 times.
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During this time, Mollie escaped the vehicle and ran away, yelling for help.
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I flipped him over and a blood curdling scream for Justin escaped me.
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"The foreigners, those are the hard core," said one escaped resident, Ahmed Faraj.
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Slager escaped conviction in his state murder case last December after a mistrial.
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So I had sagas going in my head and I just escaped reality.
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Another passenger who escaped the inferno, Mohammed Asif, shook his head in disbelief.
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The State Corrections Department said it was investigating how Mr. Buckel had escaped.
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Andrew recalled that she sometimes said she escaped hidden in a hay wagon.
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Rusty the red panda escaped from the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, DC.
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Though they escaped the physical violence, Sarno lost material possessions with sentimental value.
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Severino escaped that inning unscathed, but the Astros figured him out soon thereafter.
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Not a rustle, not a breath had escaped the cracks around the door.
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One woman told me she had escaped in only her top and underwear.
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The family escaped, drenched, with little more than the clothes they were wearing.
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Kinley escaped the inning by getting Rodriguez to ground into a double play.
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Pregnant woman flees on bike Evacuees who escaped oncoming flames described harrowing ordeals.
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However, his 52-yard attempt fell short and Atlanta escaped with the win.
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Vaughan and her husband escaped before flames could engulf their car, she said.
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After the speech, he escaped through the kitchen to avoid any more encounters.
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Paul came back up in June, escaped, and never went back to Manson.
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The other seven have been arrested but Shirai escaped to Thailand in 2005.
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His party may have escaped full-blown chaos, but Labour may not have.
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Those who escaped estimate that between 1,500 to 1,700 people died that day.
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Others escaped state-sanctioned violence after observing that fellow activists disappeared without explanation.
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Bessie Coleman escaped poverty and discrimination to become the African American female pilot.
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"It is a tough blow for us that Ilunga Lumu escaped," said Mukuntu.
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Two Indonesians, however, escaped captivity amid speculation that their families had paid ransoms.
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She said students escaped through a door at the back of the classroom.
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By backing away, he and a group of hikers successfully escaped two bears.
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Earlier this week, a snake escaped from its enclosure at the Bronx Zoo.
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Two recent decisions that largely escaped public notice—2007's Bell Atlantic v.
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He escaped prison in 2013 using explosives hidden in packs of tissues. Calif.
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Of the 276 girls who were originally taken, about 60 escaped soon afterwards.
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Some 400 prisoners also escaped on Sunday from a jail in southern Tripoli.
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Read on for the marriages that seem to have escaped our collective memory.
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Dozens escaped in the initial melee, but more than 200 are still missing.
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Lulu was rushed to the vet immediately after she escaped the bird's talons.
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Two men escaped; it is not clear if they were the Bakraoui brothers.
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Most of the migrant men escaped, but eleven were rounded up and flogged.
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Kidane and the teenage women escaped and are now seeking asylum in Germany.
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Only Bupa Arabia, a favourite of foreign investors, escaped a drop, closing flat.
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Begbie (Robert Carlyle), recently escaped from jail, is out for blood — Mark's blood.
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And yet I haven't escaped anxiety simply because I've tried to avoid it.
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Almost immediately afterwards, cows escaped from the farm next door and trampled everything.
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But Pakistani intelligence officials later hinted that Hamza had escaped during the raid.
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Not a single aspect of the park escaped the creative team's meticulous theming.
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Mr. Cai escaped with his four remaining children to a nearby mountain town.
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After she escaped New Orleans, my mother's early-stage dementia turned much worse.
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Insurgents then tried to arrest the suspect, but he escaped after the killing.
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Dolores, of course, is not the only host to have escaped the park.
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Scherzer finally escaped the inning after 28 pitches, but the damage was done.
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Earlier at that same institution, three inmates had escaped and murdered two people.
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Two senior government officials were reported to have narrowly escaped retaliatory assassination attempts.
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Or split their families apart and return to countries they once desperately escaped?
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Dozens were released last year through government negotiations, and a few have escaped.
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I followed my fellow prisoner, a Congolese man, and we escaped to DRC.
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Hodor: Killed by wights while Bran and Meera escaped a White Walker attack.
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Her only son escaped Vietnam in 1973 and now lives in San Francisco.
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Escaped farm animals, in particular, tend to be stressed out by their ordeal.
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Brenner's bomber settled into the waves, and the men escaped on a dinghy.
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Dillinger fatally shot after he escaped prison while awaiting trial on murder charges.
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Gagnon escaped a two-out jam in the 10th when Iglesias popped out.
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After pulling it over, they arrested Patterson, whose home Closs had apparently escaped.
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Yet he escaped the attention of authorities in both Australia and New Zealand.
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The two attackers escaped with a Humvee they were traveling in and weapons.
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Once the men were in there, they couldn't have escaped if they tried.
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The three-generation Sahakyan family escaped the house the night the shootings began.
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That was the location at which he escaped the Eastern European Communist regime.
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It escaped no one that Mr. McCain was speaking about the current president.
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The three eventually escaped to China where they were sold by human traffickers.
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The attackers escaped into Mali and were being pursued, the security official said.
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She said she escaped but never told anyone about it until decades later.
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But the outlaw escaped, killing two deputies on the way out of jail.
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One of Yarmal's bodyguards was killed, but he escaped the attack unhurt. Oct.
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After his parents escaped, his father owned a hardware store in New York.
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He also escaped a first-and-second, no-out threat in the 10th.
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Yet, because he personally posed as a centrist, he politically escaped the consequences.
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Nearly 3 million citizens have escaped the country in the past two decades.
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Mullah Landay escaped to Turkey, where he lived for a couple of years.
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You've definitely seemingly escaped the trap a lot of writers and journalists do.
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For those who have already escaped, their lives have been turned upside down.
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Two others, Kathy Boudin, 26, and Cathlyn Wilkerson, 25, escaped from the rubble.
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A stillborn baby, whose mother escaped the building, was counted among the victims.
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Adding to the chaos: As many as 24,143 convicts escaped from local jails.
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Her parents and a sister escaped, but many other relatives, among them Mrs.
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If he'd been around people from home, perhaps he could have escaped sooner.
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In 2016, it was a distinction that escaped the American public as well.
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From Facebook to Google to Amazon and Apple, few have escaped the glare.
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Animals escaped their enclosures, and, to this day, rewilded chickens roam the islands.
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Because it's 2020, the urgency of the impending climate crisis hasn't escaped Hollywood.
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Italy narrowly escaped sanction procedures this summer after pledging to reduce public spending.
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It is not clear whether any male fighters have yet escaped the prisons.
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In the mayhem, more than 500 of them escaped, Mr. al-Iyaf said.
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So far, at least 950 ISIS supporters have escaped camps for displaced people.
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Rather than deal with real life, my sister and I escaped into Zelda.
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One of his great-grandfathers had escaped slavery to join the Union Army.
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After years of alleged abuse, one teenage girl escaped Sunday and called 294.
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Bayan is one of Hassaka's five daughters with whom he escaped from Syria.
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They barely escaped, but the police seemed more concerned about the mob's accusation.
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As she escaped through the door, she heard a second round of shots.
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Zhu knows that he was lucky — he escaped — but that many do not.
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A Swiss man, Lorenzo Vinciguerra, who was seized with him escaped in 2014.
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While the scandal derailed Jackson's career for a time, Timberlake escaped relatively unscathed.
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The Vietcong escaped that night, so we were unable to exact our revenge.
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Even though now our Pretty Little Liars have escaped, the Rosewood mythology continues.
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The man beat up Mr. Sinaga and escaped with his attacker's white iPhone.
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The general, who has survived dozens of attacks himself, barely escaped this one.
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But as he has himself suggested, the era's historic tumult largely escaped him.
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Walker subsequently made one foul shot, and the Spurs escaped with the win.
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In recent years, 30 or more prisoners have escaped from Ghana's prisons annually.
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After she escaped the death march, she had waited for him in Warsaw.
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She escaped and is now sharing the brutal truth of violence against women.
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One of the residents escaped barefoot in his pajamas carrying his two dogs.
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Miraculously, even with a marked passport, Tutu's mother escaped Germany in August 1939.
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Xue ran with the crowd to another gate and escaped onto the tarmac.
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Mr. Dacodonu escaped with cuts to his forehead and a badly swollen eye.
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Over time, escaped slaves and a group of Creeks built a community here.
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A fourth person who was in the market when the shooters entered escaped.
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Just when you thought you've escaped Facebook ... you're quite literally immersed in it.
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Kendall escaped, because he's cursed to be the protagonist of a TV show.
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Somehow, smallpox escaped the lab to infect an employee elsewhere in the building.
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Yet for many Greeks who escaped their fractured economy, the optimism seems premature.
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She finally escaped last spring, slipping into the bush while her captors slept.
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He knew he was fortunate, though, to have escaped the crash at all.
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It's easy to forget that a certain type of dinosaur escaped the apocalypse.
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During the chaos of the relocation process after the hurricane, 13 inmates escaped.
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I escaped from Syria in 2012 — I was escaping from Syria for safety.
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He never fully escaped the marginalization that the label "black photographer" often implied.
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Previously, Guzmán was held in Mexico's prisons but escaped in 2001 and 2015.
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Along with dozens of other detainees, she escaped, becoming a fugitive in Mexico.
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For those who escaped Korea's tough job market, not all has been rosy.
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Mbala escaped to Santa Isabel, a neighborhood the violence had not yet reached.
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In buying it, he escaped the mine's union contract and its pension obligations.
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White Sox right-hander Lucas Giolito (10-12) escaped further damage in the inning.
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Once at the scene, Larry Stack narrowly escaped the collapse of the South Tower.
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Malcolm Landfair and Gerome Montreal Moore escaped from the facility in Raymond on Thursday.
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What we do know is that the three attackers were killed, and Boumeddiene escaped.
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Having escaped terrible prejudice, many are reluctant to come into contact with local authorities.
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On Baseball He could have escaped the shadow of his famous father long ago.
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Moira was one of the forced sex workers Fred raped before she escaped Gilead.
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Adelman's father escaped, but her mother was taken to Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland.
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Hap is then informed, by Homer, that Nina has escaped and he is pissed.
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Thousands escaped the island, starting what became a bitter bulwark of opposition in Florida.
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The crater deflated, causing earthquakes, and magma escaped underground to the volcano's eastern flanks.
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A third brother Hashim was arrested but escaped from a Marawi jail last year.
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In January 2001, he escaped from a prison in Jalisco in a laundry cart.
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They escaped the factory floor and started conquering big cities to deliver Mediterranean food.
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Bundy Calls Kloepfer From Jail After being convicted of kidnapping, Bundy escaped prison twice.
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Victor Schillaci, Cristian Lanatta and his brother Martín, escaped from jail on December 22008.
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About 700,000 Rohingya have escaped to neighboring Bangladesh since the crackdown began last August.
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Victor Schillaci, Cristian Lanatta and his brother Martín, escaped from jail on December 27.
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Police said they used pepper spray on the protesters before they escaped the area.
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This means Hal escaped, and the Black Hood is on the loose once again.
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They finally determined that the monkey had escaped in the air conditioning duct work.
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The governor himself was at the church when it collapsed and narrowly escaped injury.
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His wife escaped that violent scene, but Formisano allegedly chased her down the street.
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The monkey allegedly escaped from its owner's truck while they were inside the store.
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ABC reports that animal services believe the snake could have been an escaped pet.
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Rainey and his wife escaped to Caribbean, where they lived until the war ended.
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The day the news broke that El Chapo escaped, what went through your mind?
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So far, it's escaped a lot of the backlash that's engulfed other web platforms.
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A swirling, rushing "fire tornado" they had just escaped was now barreling alongside them.
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" Spyra said "in some cases, they escaped during bombardment of Boko Haram-held villages.
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But that doesn't mean he's escaped the idea of living in a psychiatric facility.
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"I believe we escaped the big city because of the liberal influences," said Mrs.
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Brooklynn and McGuire's younger cousin escaped out exit doors close to the art hallway.
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And in a final knife twist for Alexandra, she discovers that Elektra has escaped.
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And Daryl escaped the Sanctuary alongside Jesus, who brought him back to the Hilltop.
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Jansen put the first two runners aboard in the ninth inning but escaped unharmed.
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Two other family members who were in the SUV at the time escaped injury.
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The pair may have escaped through a loose window in their room, authorities said.
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Almost 2000,000 families have safely escaped the city since late May, the NRC said.
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Jorah just escaped the clutches of a disease that doesn't have a known cure.
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Hardened ISIS prisoners have escaped and the US is unable to track their whereabouts.
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The Blenkinses' crew escaped several close calls, then continued fighting fires until 3 a.m.
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This, once he actually lost, put Cruz in a position he hasn't quite escaped.
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She told the Moscow Times she escaped to avoid infection in the hospital ward.
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While the four children escaped with their lives, Stratton tragically died in the incident.
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Outside her wooden shack, Mbarka says she eventually escaped with the slaver family's driver.
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Crowe was trampled on and wounded by the animal's tusk, while the daughter escaped.
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He's presumably still on Titan II, the home planet he escaped to after Snapping.
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Another sibling had escaped with her, he said, but got scared and turned back.
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The others escaped to the local mosque to report their friend was in danger.
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At a news conference Monday, authorities identified Klaas' killer as escaped prisoner Kenneth Troyer.
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Flames later engulfed the entire home but everyone escaped without injury, the report said.
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There was a sense that the banks had escaped the consequences of their actions.
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Guzman twice escaped from prison in Mexico before his final capture in January 2016.
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Police allege Ravaghi taught one of the escaped inmates, Hossein Nayeri, in several classes.
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In 2001, several critters were said to have escaped a captive herd near Alachua.
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Todd Boyes escaped from South Central Regional Jail in Charleston, West Virginia, on Wednesday.
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For someone who's already escaped one prison, though, maybe it was worth a try.
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That the modern world is a complex place will not have escaped your notice.
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Neither president was removed (nor was Johnson, who escaped by a single Senate vote).
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Some young women who escaped forced marriages now spread the word against the practice.
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The twin escaped last May from the Minneapolis home where the abuse allegedly unfolded.
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He escaped once more, but was ultimately extradited to stand trial in New York.
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Rini claimed he'd just escaped from captors and was a victim of sex trafficking.
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The Saugus fire department assisted the woman, and she and the dog escaped uninjured.
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The owner said he nearly choked as he escaped with his wife and child.
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But that stance came to haunt the Peña Nieto administration after the kingpin escaped.
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The handler, known as a "mahout," survived being gored, while Hughes escaped serious injury.
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Challenger entirely engulfed in the glow of burning propellent escaped from a tank rupture.
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In the terror that followed some escaped upwards to snatch a lungful of air.
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Thiel is trapped inside the very Silicon Valley bubble he claims to have escaped.
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But it has not escaped the economic hardships that have been driving that unrest.
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