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escape

[ih-skeyp] / ɪˈskeɪp /




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"When you understand what you want more of, not just what you want to escape, change becomes far more sustainable," she says.

From BBC

One of the patrollers escaped without serious injury but the other, Claire Murphy, 25, was transported to a hospital in Reno.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite barely being able to escape out their own half, United still had two huge chances to kill the game off.

From Barron's

Once “destined for great things,” Lila makes a poisonous marriage that she eventually escapes by leaving to work in a factory.

From The Wall Street Journal

He drops off Miriam at her university in Pittsburgh and then, instead of turning back to Amy, keeps driving west, either to escape or to confront whatever his future will be.

From The Wall Street Journal