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During that evidence he admitted escaping from Wandsworth Prison in London by hanging in a makeshift sling under a food delivery lorry, concealed by the tailgate.

From BBC

Despite the country’s political polarization, many people in these tailgate groups weren’t even sure who their football friends were supporting.

But it had tailgating and built an intense connection between those who showed up, Stang said.

There are no door staff here, and I tailgated some residents through a starkly decorated lobby.

From BBC

The lawyer said that prior to the shooting, Pounds “tailgated and aggressively menaced” the Cadillac from his dark sedan with blacked-out window tinting.

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

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