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escape

[ih-skeyp] / ɪˈskeɪp /




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"The way it went with my family was that the more that they tried to hold on to me, it only made me want to escape even more," she said.

From BBC

There would be no escape, however, when Sabalenka forced three more break points with Rybakina serving to stay in the set, the top seed seizing her chance to force a decider.

From BBC

The army chief later accused the US of helping Wine escape and said that all military co-operation between the two countries would be suspended.

From BBC

Cantor Fitzgerald analysts suggested earlier this year that they were eyeing GoDaddy as a candidate to go private, a move that would allow it to escape the pressure of the public market.

From Barron's

And that may be because Apple can’t escape its own AI questions.

From Barron's