Finally they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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Finally, they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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In Yakima, Washington, a dozen inmates from the county jail actually made a break for it on Monday after Gov.
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T2 picks up 20 years after Mark (Ewan McGregor) took the group's ill-gotten cash and made a break for it.
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The Tabby made a break for it—sprinting out into the hellscape that is JFK, jumping onto a checkout counter, and scrambling up into the rafters, far out of reach of her human pursuers below.
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But Stine may be facing a less harsh punishment for swiping a soda if he hadn't fought the Arby's worker and made a break for it; as it turns out, this sort of thing happens pretty regularly.
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Spain has all of the possession and is attempting to unlock the Russian defense with quick movement and passing, while the one time Russia got the ball they made a break for it and earned a corner.
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At the end of that first year, with the blessing of my then-tutor, I made a break for it – I decided to take an initial year sabbatical and see where I was at the end of it.
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One desperately mortal langoustine heaved itself off a platter and made a break for it, in the direction of the tech nomad, before being whisked back to its fate in the kitchen, a tiny space at one end of the farmhouse.
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More reliably documented are the lizards that made a break for it about 15 miles from the Bronx, getting out of a damaged carton at a pet store in West Hempstead, N.Y. Still others were released in Ohio, Kansas and British Columbia.
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Soon enough, the tablet is broken beyond repair — and her mother might be too, once she realizes that Sarah's made a break for it with a packed duffel bag, to go discover the world by herself for the first time in her heavily controlled life.
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They got Kwai back to their headquarters at her request; she was able to heal herself supernaturally. As the rest of them made their way home, Masquerade stole the money and successfully made a break for it. This widened the growing rift in the team and prompted Third and Brick to take their remaining money and leave the gang to start a life together.
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Collucci goes out while the two argue, but Carter persuades the captain to overlook the disobedience. Mooney returns saying they couldn't get close, but if Small had still been alive, he would have made a break for it during the mortar fire. When Collucci is nearly shot by the sniper and returns fire, the squad realizes that he has gone alone to retrieve Small. Using a destroyed tank as cover to get close, he tosses grenades that destroy the machine gun nest.
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His true identity was not discovered by his captors, and Hanke was thus placed in a Prisoner of War (POW) camp alongside low-ranking SS members. There were a total of 65 POWs when the Czechs decided to move them all by foot in June 1945. When a train passed the march route, Hanke and several other POWs made a break for it and clung on to the train. The Czechs opened fire, with Hanke falling first while two other POWs slumped on the track.
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"" Faced with the prospect of losing Bastien forever and unaware of her true loyalties or the fact that she secretly hated him, Hardy agreed to start working for Barbie. When, in 1943, Gestapo officers under the orders of Klaus Barbie stormed the house in Caluire where the French Resistance leadership was secretly meeting, only Hardy was not put in handcuffs. As the seven other men were led away, Hardy successfully made a break for it. The incident seemed suspicious to Raymond Aubrac, who, based on the ease with which the SS had let him go, always remained convinced that Hardy had alerted the Gestapo of their meeting.
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