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escape

[ih-skeyp] / ɪˈskeɪp /




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There is no escaping the fact England's record in Brisbane, historically the host of the series opener, is dire.

From BBC

“It moves your emotions. I think it’s really a way to escape it all.”

From Los Angeles Times

"We were hopeful that we had escaped it for the season, but just on the last lap it has appeared and all precautions now need to be taken," he said.

From BBC

Aid agencies believe many people did not get very far - unable to escape because of danger, or detention, or the cost of buying their way out.

From BBC

People escaping the civil war in Sudan now need visas to enter Egypt, or run the risk of deportation.

From The Wall Street Journal