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escape

[ih-skeyp] / ɪˈskeɪp /




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We meet in a park and sit under a cafe's gazebo to escape the rain.

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The film's depiction of the desparate crush at Kabul airport of people escaping approaching Taliban forces made use of a disused German prison.

From Barron's

The thieves may have tampered with an escape door between the car park and the bank, they believe.

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After three games at this T20 World Cup, England have escaped against Nepal, been thrashed by West Indies and now come through a nervy win against Scotland.

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However, Ireland escaped when James Lowe intercepted a pass and rushed up the field, but home hopes of a bonus-point win were ended when Crowley kicked the ball dead after they had won a penalty.

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