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loopholes

noun as in escape

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Proponents of the measure say voting yes on it will “protect rights and freedoms” and “close loopholes” that future politicians could use to restrict rights.

From Salon

Even if there are legal loopholes in Germany around boat-smuggling, it appears these men know they are involved in a wider criminal network.

From BBC

Yet a recent investigation by Georgian media publication Ifacti showed numerous loopholes exploited by an army of car dealers on both sides of the Russian-Georgian border.

From BBC

She “never lied to the people of Arizona,” Lake asserted, before citing voter concerns over the lies she’s told —“about hiccups and loopholes and problems that happen on Election Day” — as reason to continue discussing allegations that have been thoroughly investigated and debunked.

From Salon

"The legislation must be watertight and without loopholes that could be used by those wanting to delay the rights workers so desperately need," he said.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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