With the rich prose of a novel, it is a story about escapes: Slouka's parents escaping from Communist brutality, his father escaping from the oppression of marriage, his mother escaping from the conflict within and the author, seeking refuge the only way he knows how, escaping through words.
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Turns out, they were all escaping from the same place.
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Sometimes, escaping from one prison only lands you in another.
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"It all feels a little bit like "escaping from reality.
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It's the thrilling illusion of escaping from one's own agency.
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But we don't ask ourselves, what are they escaping from?
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Apparently the animals have been routinely escaping from a nearby farm.
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Times are weird; what we're all escaping from is anyone's guess.
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I believe we can make steady progress toward escaping from it.
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They're all about escaping from the constraints of our modern lives.
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They're getting chased, escaping from danger, death and capture around every corner.
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She spoke about being imprisoned, getting sick, and escaping from the hospital.
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Video games are great for escaping from reality and I need that.
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The likelihood of escaping from a maximum security is a lot more difficult.
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Horn: where sand is escaping from the dune's lee slope and moving downwind.
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Silent Night, Bloody Night begins with the killer escaping from a mental institution.
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My later attempts at escaping from Mom's safety blanket were equally as laughable.
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Arya's older sister, Sansa (Sophie Turner), blossomed after escaping from two terrifying marriages.
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The viola keeps escaping from this orchestral stew, but not by fighting it.
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How is it that the best option appears to be escaping from paradise?
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The methane is escaping from equipment that is intended to burn it off.
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Complicating his case, he shot a guard while escaping from jail in 1986.
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I escaped from Syria in 2012 — I was escaping from Syria for safety.
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Living freely, you seem to suggest, means escaping from the prison of selfhood.
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Every year it seems like there's no escaping from what nature has to offer.
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Later, after escaping from jail, he went after Ms Ray's mother with a hammer.
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He then embarrassed the government by escaping from prison through a tunnel last July.
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That night, dozens of revelers poured into the street escaping from the packed club.
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Not only are you escaping from your everyday life, you're becoming better for doing so.
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Army soldier&aposs lost dog found after escaping from Colorado foster home two months ago.
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There's just no escaping from it, how ever hard you try to find an explanation.
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Fog pours in, illuminated by eerie blue shafts of light escaping from the basement below.
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Justin Bray, 28, was captured after escaping from White County Jail on Saturday, June 16, 2018.
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Water vapor escaping from the meteorite could have been trapped by the forming breccias and glasses.
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There's no escaping from this world — or from this "infinite game," as the episode is titled.
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They're escaping from the highest inflation rate in the world, ongoing unrest and violent street protests.
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Cora, the book's protagonist, journeys from state to state after escaping from a plantation in Georgia.
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"Escaping from the compelling power of the imagery around us is no small feat," writes Alexander.
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He spent most of his time alone in nature, escaping from the inn's tight communal quarters.
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Bigger, tougher Pokémon seemed more difficult to ensnare, escaping from standard Poké Balls with alarming frequency.
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He was 17 at the time and had been captured shortly after escaping from the ghetto.
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Undeterred, he rejoined his unit after escaping from a hospital in Belgium to visit his girlfriend.
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Mr. Boren's nickname was "Pee-Wee," and Mr. Williams murdered him after escaping from the prison.
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Because escaping from tall buildings is inherently difficult, strict fire safety is supposed to be designed in.
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She had been found two days before in northeastern Nigeria after apparently escaping from the terror group.
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Like many survivors before him, Tyler finds that escaping from his abuser isn't easy — physically or psychologically.
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Mrs May's insistence on escaping from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice is another obstacle.
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For me, going inward and doing the creative stuff is escaping from the pressures of everything else.
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Guzmán was captured in January 2016 after escaping from prison in Mexico twice in 2001 and 2015.
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Instead of a goblin-infested dungeon, it's a beige, khaki-pant infested suburb that needs escaping from.
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After escaping from ISIL, they continue to be stigmatized and viewed by other community members with suspicion.
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I also savor 12 minutes of escaping from freezing New York weather into a warm tanning bed.
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Today we know the fuel for this flaming mountaintop is gas escaping from deep within the earth.
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This video does not show an Italian coronavirus patient escaping from a hospital nor an isolation facility.
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In last week's episode, June was captured as she was on the verge of escaping from Gilead.
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The audience first meets Cecilia when she's escaping from her husband Adrian and their cold, isolated home.
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Fleetwood have enjoyed six promotions in 10 years since escaping from the North West Counties League in 2005.
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After famously escaping from a maximum-security Mexican prison last July, Joaquín Guzmán Loera got recaptured in January.
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Nor need those who worry about genetically modified organisms escaping from the lab fret about this particular system.
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In January 2016, Guzmán was arrested by Mexican marines nearly seven months after escaping from a Mexican prison.
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MESSENGER found a lot of neutrons escaping from Mercury's dark patches, indicating a carbon presence known as graphite.
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Ash blond tendrils escaping from her chignon as she attempts to wrench me out of the von Furstenberg.
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The two end up escaping from the police together, stolen property safely in tow, and quickly grow close.
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We might have been escaping from police because I remember that night we were more in a rush.
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Some posts also misleadingly say the "patient" is escaping from an "isolation facility" instead of a hospital ( here ).
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The video does not show an Italian COVID-19 patient escaping from a hospital nor an isolation facility.
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Authorities believe Watson killed Johnson while he was supposed to be on mowing duty before escaping from custody.
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Guzman shipped tons of drugs around the world and twice embarrassed the Mexican government by escaping from prison.
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Curtis Billue with the guards&apos guns while escaping from a prison transfer bus southeast of Atlanta last June.
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"It's that comfort of where you live and escaping from the craziness of the day to day," he says.
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In January 2016, Guzmán was arrested by Mexican marines nearly seven months after allegedly escaping from a Mexican prison.
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But the liquid was too cold to be sweat, and Luca could see no water escaping from his straw.
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Her name is Chloe, and she&aposs been escaping from her bedroom in the middle of the night. Right?
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First, I want to clarify that Ana and her sister did not feel like they were escaping from Cuba.
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Finally, you need to use the air escaping from Watney's punctured spacesuit to steer towards your rescuer in orbit.
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Shrapnel escaping from the engine's outer cover can tear through the cabin or rupture fuel tanks in the wings.
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I laugh at the incongruous size of him, sticking to his stomach and escaping from the springing hair below.
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Taking the temperature at that depth will allow planetary scientists to determine how much heat is escaping from Mars.
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El Chapo, 62, was captured in January 2016 after escaping from prison in Mexico twice in 2001 and 2015.
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After escaping from Euron's ship, the finished episode jumps to Theon and Yara discussing their strategy against their uncle.
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He was violent and controlling, and she had tried escaping from him several times, but he tracked her down.
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And much like a balloon caught in the wind, helium is escaping from the atmosphere in an extended cloud.
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However, as Every day the same dream demonstrates, even escaping from that cycle puts you in a predefined relationship.
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AA: In Islam, it is believed that Prophet Mohammed is escaping from people who were trying to capture him.
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A video circulating on social media allegedly shows an Italian Coronavirus patient escaping from a hospital ( here , here , here ).
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"It's less about animals escaping from a zoo than how resilient the animals on our planet are," he said.
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As it turns out, escaping from jail with the help of dental floss isn't all that novel an idea.
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Mr. Halprin and six other men carried out a string of robberies after escaping from prison in December 2000.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A tiger was shot dead in western Paris on Friday after escaping from a circus, police said.
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"It's a way of just escaping from all of this controlled chaos," Ms. Maiklem said, gesturing to the skyline.
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Methane gas escaping from Pluto gets trapped and drawn to the pole by the moon&aposs gravity, where it freezes.
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You sat down with this guide to learn the game's basics and get some help escaping from the first planet.
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In perusing materials at the University of Rochester, White came across the first book Douglass purchased after escaping from slavery.
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A guy started a call with those words after escaping from his apartment and running to the closest 7-Eleven.
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"Some people say that we are emigrating but I feel like we are refugees escaping from Hong Kong," he says.
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He acted every bit the rambunctious boy, escaping from his parents' clutches for some typical toddler horseplay during the show.
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Her parents joined her in Washington after escaping from a Communist jail, where they had been held for a month.
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Trilobites A group of scientists have found unusual types of methane escaping from the deep earth in hundreds of locations.
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One of Portland's N.B.A. star guards has found his lane for connecting with the world and, sometimes, escaping from his.
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The Turpins&apos 220-year-old daughter called 2911 in January after escaping from the Perris home southeast of Los Angeles.
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This proximity also makes it an ideal destination for snowbird living, perfect for escaping from the worst of the winter weather.
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Greenland sharks are thought to excel at escaping from nets and may be present in greater numbers than conventional surveys indicate.
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Five dangerous big cats were on the run Friday after escaping from their enclosures at a western Germany zoo, police said.
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If not: it shows Saturday Night Live's Kyle Mooney escaping from a bio-dome operated by his kidnapper dad Mark Hamill.
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The small group included Guzman's sister Bernarda, who said her brother was being punished for escaping from the prison in 2014.
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The smuggler said that Kleman contacted a family member in the United States to get help in escaping from ISIS territory.
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More radically, it suggests microbial life once existed on Mars, producing the smelly gas that's now escaping from the planet's bowels.
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He was recaptured a year ago after escaping from a second maximum-security prison through a tunnel dug to his cell.
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But the region has no chance of escaping from these conflagrations without improving its economy and creating jobs for the young.
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Icarus famously flew too close to the sun while escaping from that prison on wings of feather and wax, and died.
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He allowed eight hits and three walks, twice escaping from bases-loaded, one-out jams - in the third and sixth innings.
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Going Further Have you ever seen the films "Finding Nemo" or "Madagascar," which feature aquarium or zoo animals escaping from captivity?
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The whole thing was more amazing than escaping from a steamer trunk at the bottom of a swimming pool while handcuffed.
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The United States, as we know it, is largely a nation of immigrants escaping from various turmoils in Europe or Asia.
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After escaping from Poland, in 1951, he was a penniless, friendless exile, and faced the arduous task of rebuilding his world.
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Hard-core gamers may love this, but I prefer to be in a less depressing place when escaping from actual reality.
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I have felt a keen sense of survivor's guilt for escaping from the shadows just in time for it to matter.
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He said he did not believe manure was escaping from the two effluent ponds on the property, or the milking building.
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On Monday, Ghosn surfaced in Lebanon after skipping bail and escaping from Japan, where he was facing charges of financial wrongdoing.
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Below: Fluids and gases are escaping from old, abandoned boreholes drilled in the ground, causing environmental damage near Hobbs, New Mexico.
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Escaping from slavery, which West cast as the choice he would have made, was rare and extremely difficult for many reasons.
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A Georgia inmate has been captured after escaping from the Haralson County Detention Center through a ceiling light fixture, authorities said Tuesday.
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He was picked up by police at a bus terminal months after his discharge after apparently escaping from a mental health facility.
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Set on the surface of Starkiller Base, the scene sees Rey and Finn escaping from First Order forces on a stolen snowspeeder.
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Of course, the villainous Mugatu (Will Ferrell) also makes a grand return, escaping from prison to wreak havoc on the fashion world.
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Indonesian and Malaysian officials have stepped up security to prevent militants from escaping from Marawi over their shared borders with the Philippines.
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The story has Tintin narrowly escaping from a bomb on a train in Berlin and then being pursued by Soviet secret police.
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You can gracefully leave your date (or office party, or any social function you need escaping from) with a bona fide excuse.
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"El Chapo" Guzman led the Sinaloa cartel for decades, escaping from prison twice before being arrested and extradited to the United States.
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Now, for the first time, scientists were able to have detailed observation of how helium is escaping from this gaseous exoplanet's atmosphere.
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While vacations can deliver a sense of escaping from real life, it's an attitude than can cause people to abandon financial sense.
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It was sheer insanity—a Misfits show and an overdose, followed by Fear, a bunch of fights and escaping from the cops.
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"The United States is bound by domestic and international law to protect - not punish - vulnerable populations escaping from persecution," the letter said.
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"The United States is bound by domestic and international law to protect - not punish - vulnerable populations escaping from persecution," the letter said.
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Methane is dangerous because large amounts of it is escaping from oil and gas sites across the country and accelerating global warming.
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Technically, though, an Escape from New York series would only have one rule, which is that people need to keep escaping from things.
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The effect creates something like a Marx Brothers version of opera buffa, with characters by turns escaping from and eavesdropping on each other.
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Turkey's incursion has raised international alarm over its mass displacement of civilians and the possibility of Islamic State militants escaping from Kurdish prisons.
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I'm changing direction using the air escaping from my pierced left glove, which I'm holding behind my back so I can move forward.
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Sean Penn's interview with El Chapo, who was recaptured earlier this month after escaping from prison, was notable for a number of reasons.
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The US Geological Survey said no steam or heat were seen escaping from the cracks, and they were small -- about several inches across.
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I had been up late, escaping from his dorm room while he snored, fleeing through St. Patrick's Day revelers with my shoes untied.
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In 0007 the nationalist Eamon de Valera, who after escaping from prison became the Dail's president, pursued an international approach to Irish independence.
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False: Video does not portray an Italian Coronavirus patient escaping from a hospital, it was recorded in Elizabeth, New Jersey, presumably as satire
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"Cabin" is a chillingly beautiful song about escaping from the prison of abuse that builds to a fiery peak, but doesn't guarantee justice.
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Troyer was shot to death by police in March 1982 after escaping from a central California prison, where he was serving time for burglary.
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The bull that led police on a multi-hour chase through Queens after escaping from a local slaughterhouse died Tuesday, NBC New York reports.
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As it turned out, the wild, improvisational style of jazz was a great fit for a game about an ape escaping from a lab.
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Or gun-wielding Bob Marley and Tupac escaping from a pack of people chasing them on horse Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid-style.
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Troyer was killed in a shoot-out with police in March 1982, after escaping from a California prison, L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell said.
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The man driving the car, named as Samual Montesalvo by Australia's Ten Daily, can be seen escaping from the vehicle after it captures fire.
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Paris last experienced an animal-on-the-loose alert when a tiger briefly roamed the city after escaping from a circus cage last November.
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Thomas and some of his siblings chafed at those rules, though, escaping from the house to hang out with friends, drink and smoke marijuana.
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Sansa had just arrived to Castle Black after escaping from Ramsay and the two shared dialogue for the first time on the HBO series.
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Moses and Kitch specifically recall not only Beckett's vaudevillians, but also enslaved African-Americans working a plantation and even biblical Israelites escaping from Egypt.
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If the EPA's new rule goes into effect, methane emissions could rise significantly due to increased levels of natural gas escaping from sedimentary rock.
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But world powers fear the Turkish action could exacerbate the conflict, and run the risk of ISIS prisoners escaping from camps amid the chaos.
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According to Cheng, the police officer, officers spotted people escaping from the bridge early on, but it took 25 minutes for backup to arrive.
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The ex-boyfriend was able to alert the authorities after claiming he needed to call a friend, then escaping from the room to dial 911.
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They also donated a further $100,000 to firefighter Michael Williams, who fought the blaze in his neighborhood after narrowly escaping from his own burning home.
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Buddy, a shepherd mix from New York, went to the local hospital where both of his parents work after escaping from his yard last month.
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I finally feel that we're escaping from the trauma of the global financial crisis and we're pretty pleased with where we are at the moment.
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Six months earlier, he had humiliated Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto by escaping from prison through a mile-long tunnel dug straight into his cell.
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The film is ostensibly about a group of dissident astronauts who crash land on the moon after escaping from a degraded and vaguely dystopian Earth.
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Season 2 will pick up where season 1 left off, with a bloody Elle escaping from her apartment after Eve stabs her in the stomach.
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After escaping from the suspected killer, you'll have to fight your way across the island, from half-submerged temple ruins to the villain's volcano lair.
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He looks forward to escaping from his hotel into the streets of Turin, the secret heart of a city he has always longed to visit.
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Assange was understandably focussed on escaping from what he has defined as imprisonment, in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, and Trump could potentially help him.
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Dress codes for women are strict and even a wisp of hair escaping from the required headscarf can prompt frowns, or worse, from the crowds.
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A group of first graders at Sandy Hook ran past Mr. Lanza, escaping from the hail of bullets when he had to stop and reload.
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Other places, like Mississippi, spent much of middle 20th century escaping from excruciating poverty, only to experience increases in joblessness over the past 20 years.
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World powers, including Turkey's Western allies, fear its incursion into northeast Syria runs the risk of Islamic State prisoners escaping from camps amid the chaos.
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World powers, including Turkey's Western allies, fear its incursion into northeast Syria runs the risk of Islamic State prisoners escaping from camps amid the chaos.
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Since Closs saved herself by escaping from Patterson, she will be given the $25,000 reward that was being offered for information leading to her safe return.
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But after getting arrested and escaping from custody — more than once — Bundy went on the lam, and he began breaking into houses and stealing from stores.
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Digin, a soft-spoken 18-year-old, says he was chained up for 42 days by his kidnappers, after escaping from an Eritrean military training camp.
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The two inmates who remained on the run after escaping from Orange County Central Men's Jail last week have been caught, according to the Associated Press.
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NASA explained YORP in a press release:When sunlight heats an asteroid, infrared radiation escaping from its warmed surface carries off angular momentum as well as heat.
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"I'm willing to host women and children who are escaping from war ... But all the others, no," Salvini said on Thursday, referring to the new legislation.
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Every year, thousands of migrants, mostly Central Americans, escaping from poverty and violence, make their way north through Mexico in hopes of reaching the United States.
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As for escaping from the writhing Mason jar to actually get something of substance accomplished: During the day, go to a cafe and write from there.
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For another natural spa experience, head south to Benikulà Cave — an ancient dry sauna with plumes of hot vapors escaping from a cleft in the stone.
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The group of adorable five-year-olds wobble onto petting zoo grounds just as the similarly unsteady zombies are escaping from a nearby American experimentation facility.
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On Friday afternoon, a second fire was triggered at the Crosby plant with local television stations showing flames and thick black smoke escaping from the site.
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But if something like reading has become a way of escaping from life, responsibility, and human interaction, then it would be wise to take a break.
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Mr. Sniggs, 250, who is from Utah and pursuing a doctor of pharmacy degree, liked the idea of escaping from the city on weekends year round.
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While some women objected to plural marriage, Ulrich notes, others sought it out as a means of securing economic stability or of escaping from abusive marriages.
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For two hours last week a bull ran through the streets of Jamaica, Queens, trotting between parked cars and across lawns after escaping from a slaughterhouse.
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He'd been moving from state to state after escaping from a North Carolina prison in 1973, finally landing in Waterloo, Iowa, under a pair of assumed names.
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Eileen guzzles vermouth and feels enslaved by her abusive, alcoholic father; she spends much of the novel fantasizing about escaping from her frigid New England home town.
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Barboza was by no means hopeless along the fence, escaping from several of Lee's clinches and circling out, but the Brazilian's footwork looked as hapless as ever.
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Reports emerged of dozens of inmates escaping from custody while others set fire and clambered onto roofs to hang a sign saying "Indulto" or pardon in Italian.
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Until recently, he was the president of Dr. Bronner's Soaps, the company that his German-immigrant grandfather founded, in 1948, after escaping from an Illinois mental institution.
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James Earl Ray appeared on the list twice: Once for killing Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968, and again in 1977 after escaping from a Tennessee prison.
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He and his brother Max were taken to England, where two of his sisters, Klara and Erna, also made their way via Scandinavia after escaping from Poland.
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It comes amid US concerns that the Turkish offensive in northeastern Syria could result in ISIS prisoners escaping from undermanned prisons guarded by Syrian Democratic Forces inside Syria.
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One clone among many sent out to the colonies, he's forced to come to terms with his past if he has any hope of escaping from his posting.
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In Rio de Janeiro a private school removed from the syllabus a book about a family escaping from Brazil's military dictatorship after parents complained that it teaches communism.
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The last time a gorilla was fatally shot in a US zoo was in 2004, when 13-year-old Jabari was killed after escaping from the Dallas Zoo.
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Part of the charm of Hovvdy songs is the ability they have to go in any direction, like a cloud of smoke escaping from their lo-fi experimentation.
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It also ends with Dolores and several other hosts escaping from Westworld, laying the groundwork for upcoming storylines where the hosts take the battle to humanity's own turf.
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The only evidence we have for these geysers comes from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, which captured images of water escaping from the distant moon in 216 and 225.
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Last we saw Pinkman, he was escaping from a gang of Nazis headed up by Uncle Jack, who were holding him hostage as their own personal meth cook.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Nearly a week after escaping from a notoriously overcrowded prison in Bali, an American citizen arrested in August on drug charges is back in police custody.
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At least 10 students arrived by plane after escaping from the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where the police and protesters were in a standoff for days.
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But after barely escaping from a lumber-mill disaster, he was swayed by his best friend to open a tailor shop, where they sewed suits for fellow entrepreneurs.
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Named Sylvester, the lion earned the nickname Spook — Ghost in the Afrikaans language — after escaping from the park and eluding searchers for more than three weeks in 2015.
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Photo: GettyA ball python in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, is having an excellent beginning of the semester after escaping from its science lab confines right before school started.
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He had become almost legendary for escaping from Mexican high-security jails twice and avoiding massive manhunts, while cultivating a Robin Hood image among the poor in Sinaloa.
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There's desperate rescue missions, trucks dodging huge blocks of falling ice, astronauts escaping from damaged spaceships, and a guy shooting the Jupiter's great Red Spot with a machine gun.
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Scientists are only starting to get a grip on how much methane is escaping from the bowels of the planet, and how it might be influencing our climate.[Science]
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One theory being considered is that, after escaping from their cells, the men climbed onto the roof of the prison chapel before jumping onto the prison's imposing perimeter wall.
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Still, I can feel a lot of cool air escaping from the cooler beside me, but it's not enough to cause my ice to melt at an alarming rate.
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"If you enforce a quarantine utterly stringently, you can stop a virus escaping from an area," says Simon Clarke, associate professor in microbiology at the UK's University of Reading.
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A day after escaping from house arrest and slipping out of his country, a Venezuelan opposition leader arrived in Spain on Saturday and met with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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The risk of Ebola escaping from the Democratic Republic of Congo is now "very high," and the outbreak already is nearing Uganda, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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But there have also been bizarre episodes — a woman strolling down outdoor tracks in Brooklyn last year, confounding other riders — and reports of frustrated riders escaping from stalled trains.
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Dramatic boat crash in Oregon Video emerges of fishermen escaping from a boat as a 30-foot Bayliner crashes into it in August on the Columbia River in Oregon.
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"In Japan, prices of goods have not stopped falling due to a delay in escaping from the deflationary mindset," a manager at the machinery maker wrote in the survey.
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These two factors can help foster a rising middle class — one that does not prioritize escaping from the country — that can advocate for accountability and the rule of law.
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Their overall indoor air-quality score was the lowest I'd seen (28 out of 1,000), so was this high formaldehyde score due to vapors escaping from their wood flooring?
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A suspect in many killings spread across the country, Mr. Bundy had been the subject of a long-running manhunt, escaping from custody twice before being caught for good.
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But it feels earned, in a world just escaping from the Cold War and only just beginning to understand the new age, the digital age, that it was entering.
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This first novel follows three characters on a post-apocalyptic world: a woman searching for her daughter, another escaping from her family, and a third working to tame her powers.
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We worry that our work is indulgent (I recently reviewed an opera about a mermaid) and we succumb to binaristic thinking—is the art against Trump or escaping from Trump?
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So it is no surprise that there have already been reports of Ebola three patients escaping from treatment centers with their families after refusing to follow health care workers' instructions.
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That, perhaps, links with all these excursions into the past — an idea of escaping from a present dominated by terrorism, war, economic collapses and unseemly, uncertain politics across the globe.
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That's the heart of Voltaire's Enlightenment vision of cultivating one's garden: that this is not a way of escaping from the world; rather, each garden seeds the one next door.
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After flirting with the school social system and escaping from a zoo, we decide that our "ritual" of choice is going to be about being the best student in school.
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Escaping from what's inside, however, takes a mental effort that is beyond me and will probably be beyond many others as well, whether Mr. Niccolini is in sight or not.
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The Spanish judge did not discuss where the 10 assailants could now be, but he said that they had initially split into four groups after escaping from the Madrid embassy.
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Next door to the white-stone Duomo is another church that houses a late masterpiece by Caravaggio, who arrived in Sicily in 1608 after escaping from prison in nearby Malta.
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The boy, Wesley (Danny Murphy), nurses him back to health as a way of escaping from his mean father (Scoot McNairy) and bullying that he faces because he is deaf.
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After escaping from a hospital where he had undergone minor surgery while serving life sentence, Mr. Moseley took five hostages, raped one and holed up in a suburban Buffalo apartment.
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Kenneth Williams was sentenced to death for killing former deputy warden Cecil Boren after escaping from the Cummins Unit prison in a 500-gallon barrel of hog slop in 1999.
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Jayme Closs was found in the rural town of Gordon, Wisconsin (population less than 1,000) after escaping from a cabin and pleading with a neighbor walking her dog for help.
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Escaping from the hacker space with Elliot and Darlene, Irving spots an FBI agent tailing them, and manages to slow the car to a stop just by talking on the phone.
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The film contains a deliberate homage to Jurassic Park Jeff Goldblum's character says, "Must go faster, must go faster" while he and Will Smith's character are escaping from the alien mothership.
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Prosecutors argue that the guards were accessories to the murders through the act of stopping inmates escaping from the camp, which was one of the last to be liberated in 1945.
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Historically, we have accepted scores of Cubans who have made it to our shores, but rejected many Dominicans and Haitians who were escaping from arguably far more oppressive and violent regimes.
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But, after escaping from prison with the help of a baby falcon, I meet my Auntie, and she calls me by another name, my full name: Sarangerai, or "Ara" for short.
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Guzman spent much of his career on the run, twice escaping from maximum-security Mexican prisons, before being caught in January 2016 and extradited to the United States a year later.
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Despite the trauma of escaping from their homeland, losing everything they owned, being harassed and abused and always outsiders, my husband's family has never allowed their circumstances to hold them back.
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Now back for Season 3, it has undergone a partial reboot since the last season ended with Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and other robot hosts escaping from the titular theme park.
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Mr. Guzmán's infamy, including escaping from two maximum-security prisons in Mexico, puts him alongside Mr. Escobar and indeed the bootlegger Al Capone as the most notorious traffickers of modern times.
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At least I had heard of Billy the Kid , who, it was claimed, had washed dishes at Shakespeare's only hotel—the Stratford, on Avon Avenue—after escaping from jail in 1875.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania man who killed a female acquaintance after escaping from jail has been found guilty of murder and will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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WeWork has differed from its peers in the startup economy like Uber and Airbnb by escaping from the political and regulatory firefights that defined the early days of those insurgent companies.
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In the South Korean capital, Seoul, a U.N. human rights expert said there were signs that China had been collaborating with North Korea to arrest more North Koreans escaping from their country.
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On Friday, a couple hundred worshippers walked through Masjid Al Noor's doors for the day's prayers, escaping from the cold wind and filing down the hall and onto the tatty green carpet.
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"It's mind boggling to think that somebody could have gotten the death penalty sentence and then ended up escaping from a minimum security facility," said David Simmons, another Georgia Corrections fugitive investigator.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Peter Sagan's hopes of winning a surprise gold medal in the Olympic mountain bike cross-country race disappeared along with the air escaping from his tyres on Sunday.
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A plump cleric shakes a fist at her and yells, "Cover your hair, or I'll punch you out of here," when he sees a tiny bit of hair escaping from her hijab.
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Guzman, one of the major figures in Mexican drug wars that have roiled the country since 22016, become almost legendary for escaping from Mexican high-security jails twice and avoiding massive manhunts.
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After escaping from Iran in 2012 for reasons she says she does not wish to disclose, Asemani became a postwoman in her adopted home city of Flanders and continued her taekwondo training.
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A video posted on social media site Facebook showed tourist Nicholas Costanzo escaping from the Victorian bushfire on a narrow two-way road dotted with fire trucks as thick smoke blurred vision.
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"Madagascar" critic score: 54%"The Wild" critic score: 19%The plot: A group of daring animals experience what it's like to live in the wild after escaping from the New York Zoo.
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After twice escaping from prison in Mexico, Chapo is on indefinite lockdown at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, a federal jail dubbed "Little Gitmo" because terrorism suspects are housed there under tight restrictions.
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Police in Ohio are extolling the actions of an 8-year-old boy, who saved his 10-year-old sister from an alleged kidnapping attempt by escaping from a moving car with her.
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ET — the now-adult Rachel talked about growing up and eventually escaping from the sect led by the self-proclaimed prophet of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS).
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Six months earlier, he had humiliated Mexico's then-president, Enrique Pena Nieto, by escaping from prison through a mile-long tunnel dug straight into his cell - his second time escaping a Mexican jail.
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This first trailer doesn't show off any of the movie, but it does feature West and Ward escaping from one of the TV series' trademark death traps as they hype the Blu-ray.
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In a 1997 interview with Howard Stern, he described escaping from his own wedding reception—his second, when he married Marla Maples—as quickly as possible to look at coverage of the wedding.
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While on the run after escaping from prison in 1958, Ronnie would spar with his minder in the Surrey countryside (and when the newspapers reported the escape, they used Ronnie's old boxing photograph).
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Still more important in the long run is the work of ensuring that people are not compelled to save their lives by escaping from their native land, with no prospect of ever returning.
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In those dark moments of mendacity, I thought about the giant rat from "The Boy Who Drew Cats" that I had imagined escaping from my father's cellar on that first visit long ago.
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To add insult to injury, he released the video of me escaping from the clutches of his thugs on social media and it went viral accumulating millions of views as the public laughed.
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Dak Prescott had the chance to prevent his pit bull from violently attacking a neighbor, according to officials ... who say they warned the QB MULTIPLE times his dogs were escaping from his house.
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Officials released photos Monday of what appeared to show a woman escaping from the trunk of a car and running away from her kidnappers, before being pulled back in the vehicle and driven away.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A runaway bull led New York City police on a wild chase after escaping from a slaughterhouse on Tuesday, but the animal died after being cornered in someone's backyard, officials said.
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The main health concern about the leak was that other, more toxic gases might also be escaping from the bowels of Aliso Canyon — including gases remaining from its previous life as an oil field.
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The Warriors played the rest of the game without him, escaping from the muck with a 121-94 victory that gave them a three-games-to-one lead in their best-of-seven series.
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The third-most populous country in Latin American has long been ridden with corruption and inequality — and, recently, has been seeing an influx of migrants escaping from the economic crisis next door in Venezuela.
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Those spongy, sweet ghosts of freshly baked baguettes escaping from the many bakeries; the wonderfully pungent clouds of garlic and seafood riding the wind above the sun drenched streets; and here and there—BAM!
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The assault has raised international alarm over its mass displacement of civilians and the possibility of Islamic State militants escaping from Kurdish prisons leading to a revival of the jihadist group's insurgency in Syria.
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It was during this time that lava was escaping from multiple fissures near the Leilani Estates in the Puna district, and when lava began to flow into the ocean, spewing toxic steam into the sky.
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The probe's Cosmic Dust Analyzer (CDA) and Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (INMS) made measurements, both within the plume and inside Saturn's E-ring, which is formed by plume ice grains escaping from the moon.
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Atar, a South Sudanese surgeon who has experienced displacement himself, won the award for offering medical care to people escaping from strife in Sudan and South Sudan for two decades, according to a press release.
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The first two were short films, including a Norse mythology-inspired piece called Blacksmith, and Adam, a sci-fi short about robots escaping from jail that was eventually expanded by District 9 director Neill Blomkamp.
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The patchwork of laws allows for officers to use deadly force even in the absence of any physical threat, like stopping a fleeing burglar, killing a nonviolent offender escaping from prison, or firing at protesters.
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Quintana Roo State Prosecutor Miguel Angel Pech told a local radio station that investigators discovered that "gas was escaping" from the apartment's hot water boiler, which he said could have been due to poor maintenance.
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Jonathan Schanzer, the senior vice president for research at FDD, listed a multitude of horrors that were already ongoing, including groups allied with Turkey committing possible war crimes and jihadists escaping from Kurdish detention centers.
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Gravity does a decent job of keeping Earth's air wrapped around us, but a faint stream of lightweight gasses — mostly hydrogen, but also helium and oxygen — is continually escaping from the fringes of our atmosphere.
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They conceived of the character while themselves trying to outrun the Nazis, finally escaping from France on homemade bicycles and carrying the manuscript with the first mention of George (then called "Zozo") along with them.
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But in 2013, after he performed a stunt that involved escaping from a box that had been lowered into the Hooghly River, onlookers said they had seen Mr. Lahiri cheat by using a trap door.
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Back in January 2013, the Atlanta Police Department started investigating inmates "temporarily escaping" from the medium-security US Penitentiary in the city, according to court documents filed in what appears to be the latest unapproved furlough.
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The pattern known as "You Fly, I Fly," which depicts a bird escaping from a cage, is a favorite of newlywed women, who wear it to advertise that faithfulness in marriage is a two-way street.
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NEW YORK – Over 100 migrants and refugees held captive by human traffickers were shot at while escaping from a clandestine prison in northwestern Libya and there were numerous deaths and injuries, Doctors Without Borders said Friday.
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Nemec proved his skill already with his 1964 feature debut, "Diamonds of the Night," - a tale of two Jewish boys escaping from a transport during the Nazis' attempt to wipe out all European Jewry, the Holocaust.
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"We heard Daesh (Islamic State) were escaping from this side so we moved to close it off," said Ahmed Grayma, a field commander from a Misrata group called Brigade 166 now located on the eastern front.
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Details of his escape: Police took Kelley into custody at a bus station in downtown El Paso where he was planning to flee after escaping from Peak Behavioral Health Services, a hospital a few miles away.
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Guzmán urges the actress to visit him at his hideout in the hills of Sinaloa, less than three months after escaping from a maximum security prison in Mexico for the second time in his criminal career.
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By moving to Europe, I'm not escaping from the realities of resurgent nationalism; in Hungary, Viktor Orbán has already built a wall to keep out refugees, and nationalist movements are thriving in France, Italy, and elsewhere.
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Extradition has been hovering over Chapo's head ever since he was recaptured in January this year, six months after escaping from the maximum-security Altiplano prison through a mile-long tunnel that began in his cell.
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Colson Whitehead's The Underground Railroad — about a woman escaping from slavery, with just a hint of magical realism — has won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, which means Colson Whitehead is having a very good year indeed.
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From left: Wesley Gullett and Christopher Sanderson The leader of a white supremacist gang is on the loose after escaping from prison earlier this week in Arkansas, a spokesperson for the US Marshals Service told BuzzFeed News.
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After escaping from the inpatient mental health facility, the killer crossed the border into Texas, where he was eventually detained by El Paso Police and turned over to New Mexico authorities, according to The El Paso Times.
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As David ponders escaping from the bathroom, Andrew is brought to tears by a singer's rendition of the Cars' 1984 song "Drive," a rare moment of true emotional vulnerability from him, his pain brimming to the surface.
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It is probably not unexpected that Denmark does better than we do on this measure of social mobility, but a child born in Pakistan has a better chance of escaping from poverty than one brought up here.
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Turkey's NATO allies have been worried that its October offensive into northeastern Syria against the Kurdish YPG militia could lead to Islamic State suspects and their families escaping from the prisons and camps run by the YPG.
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One part of the security services has argued that it would be better to repatriate fighters than to risk their escaping from foreign custody or being released, and potentially disappearing to pose a renewed threat to Morocco.
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Most experts say many such gains have been put at risk as a result of a hasty U.S. pullout and the Turkish incursion, with hundreds of jihadis reportedly escaping from Kurdish-run detention camps amid the fighting.
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Hagfish have been documented escaping from sharks by choking them with "enormous amounts" of slime, Dr. Thaler wrote, adding that the slime is so tough that scientists are exploring ways to use it to create natural Lycra.
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He and a team pioneered projects like Aspen's methane-powered electricity plant, which burns methane that had been escaping from a nearby coal mine and sells the power — enough to run the resort — to the local utility.
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But The Post now says the injury was caused by a wild boar, which charged at him after escaping from a trap on his Port St. Lucie ranch, causing him to stumble and step into a hole.
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During World War II he had been part of an organisation that aided Danish Jews in escaping from the Nazi occupation of Denmark, for which he received the country's highest honour: the curiously named Order of the Elephant.
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Arkansas on Thursday executed its fourth inmate in eight days, administering a lethal injection to a man who killed two people after escaping from a prison where he had been serving a life sentence for murdering a woman.
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I was getting nice luck with fights and escaping from battles quickly, executing well, and I was even about seven minutes ahead of the world record at the end of disc one (around 14 hours into the speedrun).
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In graphics -- Drugs, money and violence: The toll in Mexico After more than a dozen years on the run after escaping from prison in 2001 -- allegedly by hiding in a laundry cart -- Guzman was again arrested in 2014.
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She had a strong face with vivid blue eyes; her cheeks were ruddy and her wild gray hair was escaping from a loose bun, as though she had just come in from a walk across a windy moor.
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The class ends with a five-minutes series of "elephants", a maneuver that feels like trying to do a plank while while trying to stop a ton of water escaping from a leaky dam using only your tiptoes.
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For women like Shamila, a 39-year-old police sergeant and single mother, joining the police force was an act of defiance after escaping from her violent Taliban husband, who forcefully married and raped her as a child.
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One woman, Zan, discovers that she's part of a struggle between two warring factions, the Bhavajas and the Katazyrnas, who are vying for control of Mokshi, a world-ship that might be the key to escaping from the fleet.
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DUHOK, Iraq (Reuters) - A Yazidi boy rescued from the battlefield in Mosul after three years in Islamic State captivity has asked to be reunited with his mother, who was granted asylum in Canada after escaping from the militants herself.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A young boy upstaged Pope Francis on Wednesday, escaping from his mother and running onto the papal podium at a general audience, tugging on the hand of a Swiss guardsman and playing behind the pontiff's chair.
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Washington (CNN)Top U.S. intelligence officials said Tuesday that ISIS was likely to attempt direct attacks on the U.S. in the coming year and that the group was infiltrating refugees escaping from Iraq and Syria to move across borders.
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Most were caught among the refugees escaping from ISIS-held territory who arrived at the Kurdish-run Dibaga Camp, the main site for refugees, south of Erbil, said Ardalan Mohiadin, who is in charge of the camp's reception center.
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TMZ also reported that the Fulton County District Attorney's Office has opened an investigation into the allegations made in the docu-series, adding that investigators reached out to Asante McGee, who spoke to PEOPLE about her experience escaping from Kelly's residence.
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TMZ also reported that the Fulton County District Attorney's Office has opened an investigation into the allegations made in the docuseries, adding that investigators reached out to Asante McGee, who spoke to PEOPLE about her experience escaping from R. Kelly's residence.
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"We are finally escaping from the manufacturing trap that we've been in for the last 20 years," says Michael Mandel, chief economic strategist at the Progressive Policy Institute in Washington, DC, referring to the mass offshoring of production to Asia.
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TMZ also reported that the Fulton County District Attorney's Office has opened an investigation into the allegations made in the docuseries, adding that investigators reached out to Asante McGee, who spoke to PEOPLE about her experience escaping from Kelly's residence.
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The idea of a "political" blockbuster might conjure images of Iron Man delivering Aaron Sorkin-esque speeches about the power of the filibuster, or the dinosaurs escaping from Jurassic Park to present a position paper on the ravages of income inequality.
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She was referring to Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug lord known as El Chapo, who was recaptured in Mexico on Friday after escaping from prison last year, and who may now face extradition to the United States on drug charges.
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The last high-profile manhunt in Singapore was in 2008, when Mas Selamat Kastari, the suspected leader of a radical Islamist group linked to the 2002 Bali bombings, shot to fame after escaping from the toilet of a detention centre.
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After allegedly escaping from a halfway house in Texas in 1996, Jon Vincent, 45, of Pennsylvania, spent the next two decades getting married and divorced twice and becoming the father of twin girls – all while posing as Nathan, court records show.
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ARMY SOLDIER&aposS LOST DOG FOUND AFTER ESCAPING FROM COLORADO FOSTER HOME 2 MONTHS AGO "Limerick Animal Welfare received a distressing call out of hours and thanks to our tireless volunteer Anna Gallagher she was straight to the rescue," it said.
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Six months earlier, he had humiliated Mexico's then-president, Enrique Pena Nieto, by escaping from prison through a mile-long (22013-km-long) tunnel dug straight into his cell and equipped with a motorbike - his second time escaping a Mexican penitentiary.
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They also expect that Trump will demand US fugitives of justice, such as Assata Shakur, who received political asylum on the island after being convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper and escaping from a US prison, be extradited.
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If we were still in the prehistoric era, hastily escaping from stampeding mammoths, this mechanism would prompt us to defecate, vomit, and piss so we could shed literally everything weighing us down and and run at Usain Bolt-like speeds.
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But as the biggest battle in Iraq since 2003 enters its 12th week, a growing number of people are escaping from the besieged west bank of the Tigris, a half of the city that is still fully under the militants' control.
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Because of an editing error, an article last Sundayabout how two inmates spent their three weeks on the run after escaping from the state prison in Dannemora, N.Y., misidentified, in some editions, the prison job held by a female accomplice.
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From another person's perspective it might look selfish or that I'm escaping from the real world, but for me, the world of art and music is the real world and the rest is a place that I don't really understand.
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Two years later, he found himself on the run, in a bleak El Paso bus station at midnight trying to catch the first Greyhound back home after failing out of school, being charged with assault and escaping from a psychiatric hospital.
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He'd lived there for three years in the late 1970s, sharing an apartment in the Schöneberg neighborhood with Iggy Pop, escaping from the drugs and over-the-top glam of his early career into the city's expressionism and art pop.
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Leaving aside the reality that ISIS prisoners are now escaping from Kurdish prisons, and their sleeper cells will exploit the chaos and re-emerge as a threat, the deeper reality is that the Trump approach is making the world more dangerous.
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Earlier in April, an 18-foot-long python was filmed on the roof of a Detroit home after escaping from a neighbour's house, and, in Florida, the Big Cypress National Preserve captured a 17-foot-long python weighing 140 pounds.
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TMZ also previously reported that the Fulton County District Attorney's Office has opened an investigation into the allegations made in the docuseries, adding that investigators reached out to Asante McGee, who spoke to PEOPLE about her experience escaping from R. Kelly's residence.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations has "extremely distressing, credible reports" of Iraqi men and boys being abused by armed groups working with Iraqi security forces after escaping from the Islamic State-held town of Falluja, a senior U.N. official said on Tuesday.
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Read: Kenya: Lions on the loose after escaping from national park in Nairobi After the 2015 escape from the Karoo National Park in the Western Cape province, it was fitted with a tracking collar, Mkutshulwa said, and that should make the search easier.
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He insisted that, because of Mrs May's red lines of leaving the EU's single market and customs union, stopping free movement of people and escaping from the European Court of Justice, the only plausible option was a free-trade deal similar to Canada's.
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Also sonderkommando, Vrba, and Wetzler were charged with escaping from Auschwitz, which they managed, on the eve of Passover, April 7, 1944, hiding in a wood pile for three nights, soaked to the bone, counting down the time for almost 80 hours.
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"After checking the pound and checking the neighborhood we just gave up hope and we just thought he was dead honestly," Tiffany Hendry said of the long search for the dog, who went missing after escaping from the family's yard so long ago.
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News of the arrest splashed across the front pages of New York City's newspapers: Willie Sutton, an infamous bank robber who was one of the F.B.I.'s most-wanted fugitives since escaping from a Pennsylvania prison, had been captured in Brooklyn on Feb.
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In a video interview by Miriam Laurence, titled "Madeleine's Method: Recipe for the Actor," Ms. Sherwood recalled going to New York after escaping from a hospital in Hartford, where she had been treated for postpartum depression and, she said, faced a lobotomy.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about how two inmates spent their three weeks on the run after escaping from the state prison in Dannemora, N.Y., misidentified, in some editions, the prison job held by a female accomplice.
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Turkey launched an assault last week against Kurdish forces in border areas of northern Syria, saying it seeks to set up a "safe zone" to resettle Syrian refugees but raising international alarm over the possibility of Islamic State militants escaping from prisons.
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In the flashback to White Sands, we see the explosion, and during the multiple surreal scenes that follow, we see what appears to be the face of Bob escaping from that aforementioned humanoid creature (which may dwell within the atomic blast itself).
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Tom Carper of Delaware whether the U.S. should accept more refugees from the region, Murad responded, "Every country has the right to protect itself and its borders but the people who are escaping from the religious discrimination and genocide should not face closed doors."
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After escaping from a labor camp where he had been imprisoned for refusing to fire on unarmed civilians, helicopter pilot Ben Richards (Schwarzenegger's character) briefly links up with members of a rebellion, before being recaptured by the police during an attempt to escape to Hawaii.
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The officials also previously said Trump is expected to demand that US fugitives of justice, such as Assata Shakur, who received political asylum on the island after being convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper and escaping from a US prison, be extradited.
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Among them are Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, who is wanted for escaping from prison while serving a life sentence for the murder of a New Jersey state trooper, and an estimated 70 others who have taken refuge in the communist nation.
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It's also in the opening shot, in which the camera pans down along the windows of the vertical trailer park where Wade lives, showing us a row of people escaping from desperate poverty into the online world where the film also spends most of its time.
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Two days after escaping from a maximum-security prison down a mile-long ventilated tunnel with a conveniently parked motorcycle at the end, the head of the Sinaloa cartel — and one of the world's richest people — Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, appears to be back on Twitter.
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In seeing himself in these terms, Trump recalls Walter Mitty, the nebbish lead character of James Thurber's classic 1942 story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," who keeps escaping from the everyday drudgeries by imagining himself as a brain surgeon, wartime pilot, and other heroic pursuits.
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As the video of the surreal incident — the result of a tame ostrich's escaping from captivity — circulated on social media in June, what struck many observers was that the giant bird was able to run so freely along the busiest of the capital's many traffic-clogged highways.
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The average journalist has given up the opportunity for professional success to write about children escaping from Afghanistan to the UK. The journalist has given up a cosy summer house or a nice boat to report from the frontlines of poverty in West Virginia, California, and Calais.
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It felt silly to be in there, escaping from my escapism, and yet it turned out that I was a sucker for this simulacrum of upper-class island life: I longed to stay forever in fake-real Nantucket with Tabitha and Harper and Eleanor and Ainsley.
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Because of Guzmán's history of escaping from prison and communicating with cartel members while in Mexican prisons, "special administrative measures" were put in place: He cannot visit with his wife or children, and no one is allowed to have physical contact with him, other than his attorneys.
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"Imagine a world of silence," the narrating voice intones, inviting us to travel back in time, imagining what it must have felt like to walk through silent streets and to hear, for the very first time, a piece of recorded music escaping from a half-open window.
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And so one of these crashes happens to the aliens, and in the course of escaping from it, a human and an alien get to know each other, and the alien gets to learn the basics of the economic system that it is involved in and doesn't understand.
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Of 53 woman and girls interviewed in a dozen provinces across Afghanistan, 48 said they had been subject to compulsory gynecological exams by government officials after being accused of adultery or escaping from home, investigators for Afghanistan's Independent Human Rights Commision found in a study conducted last year.
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"By escaping from judicial and possibly disciplinary penalties once and for all, the officials suspected of corruption can not only preserve their titles and honor, but also preserve the material gains they have made for their families, since their illegal income will no longer be confiscated," Lin wrote.
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Guzman has never been incarcerated in a facility like the ADX in Florence, which is home to some of the most dangerous criminals and terrorists in the world, meaning he has zero chance of either continuing to run his criminal enterprise from the prison or escaping from it.
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As Mr. Penn has helped raise awareness and money for international crises, he has also gained access to and written about polarizing figures like Mr. Guzmán, who was recaptured in Mexico on Friday after twice escaping from jail, and Hugo Chávez, the former president of Venezuela, who died in 2013.
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An inmate on the verge of parole eligibility was on the run on Thursday after escaping from a prison in southern New Jersey, prompting residents to stay in their homes, local schools to lock down and dozens of law enforcement officers to fan out in a manhunt, the authorities said.
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Working with a range of trauma survivors over the past 20 years, I've seen how direct exposure to trauma —being in combat, experiencing a rape, escaping from or watching the former World Trade Center towers fall on 85033/11 — can change the way people see themselves, others, and the world.
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After eluding prosecution in the United States for decades and escaping from prison twice in Mexico, the crime lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera, better known as El Chapo, appeared on Friday in federal court in Brooklyn and pleaded not guilty to charges that he had overseen a multibillion-dollar drug empire.
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Escaping from the rigid formalism of classical art school, finding a space of freedom in the hard-edge abstraction of 1960s America (Onur also attended graduate school in the US), and working outside the studio, collecting materials from the world; they rejected the analytical figuration prevalent in Turkey at the time.
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Beer brand Budweiser's ad features founder Adolphus Busch migrating to the U.S. to fulfill his dream of brewing beer, and while he is initially told, "Go back home," he is shown escaping from a burning ship and forging his way through torrential rain and mud to a bar where he is finally welcomed.
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Here are three stark examples: Kurds releasing ISIS prisoners on purpose On Sunday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed that reports of ISIS prisoners and their families escaping from Kurdish-controlled camps were "disinformation," designed to "provoke the US and Europe" and more recently stated the Syrian Kurds "deliberately" allowed these escapes.
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Perhaps sensing that leaving the ground on a large metal tube wasn't worth the risk, a cat traveling through New York's JFK Airport decided to bail on her trip last-minute, escaping from her crate, leaping into the rafters, and sending the cops on a week-long rescue mission to hunt her down.
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Without King, we wouldn't have one of the most iconic and recognizable images in cinema history — Andy Dufresne standing in the rain after escaping from Shawshank prison — nor would we have the enduring horror of Pennywise the Clown, Cujo the slavering St. Bernard, or Kathy Bates's pitch-perfect stalker fan in Misery.
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Since he doesn't have a huge sum of money handy at the moment, given that his print shop and black market liquor business just went up in smoke, Jamie has no choice but to return to Silkie Island, the island off the coast where he went looking for Claire after escaping from Ardsmuir Prison.
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Two years ago, flying in a helicopter and using an infrared camera — methane is invisible to the naked eye — Lyon discovered significant levels of methane were escaping from 22007 percent of more than 284,453 oil and gas well pads in North Dakota, Wyoming, and other epicenters of America's recent boom in fossil fuel production.
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Two officers from the El Paso Police Department picked up Devin Kelley at a bus station as he was escaping from Peak Behavioral Health Services in the nearby town of Santa Teresa, N.M. Kelley had been placed in the hospital after he was charged by a military court with assaulting his wife and infant stepson.
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Because who can really stand that in the place where a little girl has the best chance of being born with everything — a free education, health care and a social welfare cushion to fall back on — when she attempts to do meaningful work, there's still no escaping from the pervasive law of male supremacy?
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There's Kylo Ren stalking through the Millennium Falcon; Han, Finn, Chewbacca, and Maz Kanata escaping from a squad of stormtroopers in the basement of Maz's watering hole after the whole lightsaber vision debacle; and a medical team looking after an injured Finn when he's returned to the Resistance base following the lightsaber duel with Kylo Ren.
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She earned the sobriquet "diminutive giant" after one of her signature achievements: In 1991, in response to the displacement of more than a million Iraqi Kurds during the Persian Gulf war, she pushed the commission to change its rules to provide aid not only to refugees escaping from their countries but also to those fleeing conflict within their countries.
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Here are three more stark examples of Trump repeating talking points from Turkey and Russia: Kurds releasing ISIS prisoners on purpose On Sunday, Erdogan claimed that reports of ISIS prisoners and their families escaping from Kurdish-controlled camps were "disinformation," designed to "provoke the US and Europe" and more recently stated the Syrian Kurds "deliberately" allowed these escapes.
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The promise of the traditional suburbs that Strickland heads home to in The Shape of Water, that Gardner Lodge (Damon) dreams of escaping from in Suburbicon, and which Paul Safranek (also Damon) goes to incredible lengths to afford in Downsizing, isn't a very 2017 sort of promise — even if Downsizing is set somewhere near the present day.
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"This is really the first instance that we know about where the atmosphere that's escaping from one body is influencing another body in the system," said Will Grundy, the lead author of the paper and a member of the team working on the data found by the New Horizons spacecraft when it flew by Pluto last year.
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Read more: Trump's shocking decision to pull US troops out of Syria could lead to thousands of ISIS fighters escaping from jail, Syrian official warns"President Trump was definitely out-negotiated and only endorsed the troop withdraw to make it look like we are getting something — but we are not getting something," the National Security Council source told Newsweek.
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He writes as though the idea of escaping from the plantation by flying machine (as he and Christopher do), landing on a ship that rescues them (as they also do) and making their way to Canada, where they find Christopher's father, whom they had believed dead (as they do as well), is somehow part of how the world works.
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You can argue that he didn't deserve the shabby treatment he received from Jackson last season (he didn't) or that he set himself up for misery in 2014 when he opted to take more money from the Knicks, along with a no-trade clause, than he could have made escaping from New York as a free agent.
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As worried as we are that we're going to get spun out into some dystopia sooner rather than later, Tocqueville's warning to us is that this is a long period of weirdness as we become what we are as a nation, and there's no escaping from it, and it is going to make us weird and encourage our weirdness.
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The article and Mr. Penn's secret meeting with the fugitive head of the Sinaloa drug cartel, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, were widely viewed as a surreal development, stoked debate about journalistic ethics and raised questions about how Mr. Penn had been able to track down a high-profile fugitive who had eluded the authorities for six months after escaping from prison.
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That is the sucking sound of the air escaping from the over-hype balloon of "controversy" that led to the piling-on storyline all day on Monday on all the cable channels and in major print media: That the Democrats are deeply divided and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) email controversy would continue to embitter Sanders supporters throughout the convention. Wrong.
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Sharing the video room are mostly photographs, of which I was particularly taken with William Leavitt's "Random Selection: Bag, Glove, Fire, Mice" (1969), consisting of three photographs of unrelated items arranged to imply peculiar narratives — the middle picture shows two stuffed mice seemingly escaping from a paper bag along with two gloves that have come to life, one of them bursting oddly into flames.
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The South China Morning Post on February 210 debunked yet another rumor of the virus escaping from the lab in China: More rumours swirled online over the weekend, this time that [Wuhan Institute of Virology] researcher Chen Quanjiao had reported the head of the institute, Wang Yanyi, claiming she had "sold experimental animals" to the live animal and seafood market and "leaked the virus" from the lab.
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Guzman was sentenced last year to life in prison without parole and moved to a high-security facility in Colorado after being convicted in a U.S. court of smuggling tons of drugs to the United States over a colorful, decades-long career.. He had become almost legendary for escaping from Mexican high-security jails twice and avoiding massive manhunts, while cultivating a Robin Hood image among the poor in Sinaloa.
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Alfredo Beltrán Leyva, whose family once ran one of Mexico's biggest trafficking organizations, has pleaded guilty in a United States court to helping to ship tons of cocaine and methamphetamine to the US. Beltrán Leyva and several of his brothers were close associates, and by some accounts distant relations, of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán — the infamous kingpin who was re-arrested on January 8 after escaping from a maximum-security prison last summer.
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