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Det Supt Doggart added: “Time and distance are not barriers to justice. Anyone who thinks that they have a shot a freedom by skipping the country is sorely mistaken. We will find you.”

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In addition to Madison's own awards chances, Borisov could have a shot at a best supporting actor when the Oscar nominations are announced in January.

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But it did construct a daunting obstacle course for Smith to traverse to have a shot at presenting the former vice president’s story.

In other jurisdictions in Texas where there are single-judge districts, there have been efforts by far-right-aligned groups and attorneys general to remove other federal protections, because they think they have a shot if they get a particular judge.

From Slate

Sentenced to life in prison nearly three decades ago, Erik and Lyle Menendez could have a shot at freedom as Los Angeles prosecutors comb through new evidence.

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