Most of the party's leading members who have so far managed to elude arrest are either in hiding in Nepal or have escaped to neighboring India. |
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In early runs of the game, Riper was asked to play the enemy and attempt to elude the U.S. planners. |
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He, however, managed to elude them, as he was a master of disguise, and almost everywhere he went he had supporters who hid him. |
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Obviously the first conception can breed bureaucrats who are adept at figuring out ways to elude the law. |
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There are those people who feel that success may elude them if they do come out. |
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In the end, if some of Smith's ambitions elude him, it is perhaps because they are so grand. |
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Thereafter, my conscience is so laden with guilt that sleep continues to elude me for a further six weeks. |
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The plan, whose details elude me at the moment, had a lot to do with the improvised use of a sewing kit by a crack team of ninja assassins. |
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Okay, cheap shot, but Dickson carries such an air of efficiency that you can't believe she would let these details elude her. |
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The details of each turtle elude me, but one in particular stands out in my mind. |
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But with six million square miles of ocean, drug runners often elude authorities. |
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Creating a diversion allowed the NCAA selection committee to elude criticism for its most problematic bracketing in recent years. |
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That support, and the mountainous conditions, have helped him to elude one of the largest dragnets in history. |
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Its text and illuminations, unique in both style and subject matter, elude literary and art historical categorization. |
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To elude this vulnerability, employees should avoid browsing the Internet and visiting unfrequented websites not pertinent to business needs. |
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At first, small theropods such as Sinosauropteryx invaded arboreal habitats to elude predators. |
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The rest of the film deals with Newby's efforts to elude the Germans while slowly reconditioning his injured leg. |
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They become artifacts not only of culture but of time, and as such acquire a timeless, ageless quality that can elude even the best color films. |
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If, despite a low or nonexistent overhead, decent profits still manage to elude a microbusiness, that's not necessarily a showstopper. |
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Children who acquire more than one language early can develop thinking skills that may elude monolingual children of the same age. |
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So here, imagination allows us to glimpse truths of a kind that seem to elude reason operating alone. |
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Laura Blackburne, a judge who presides over a drug court in New York City, helped a suspect elude arrest in her courtroom. |
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Although he turned off into St Denys Road to elude his pursuer, he was hit from behind by a bottle and rugby-tackled to the ground. |
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Miraculously, the group of 15 Indians managed to elude the dragnet that was forming and escaped with the aid of local residents. |
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He was killed as he and his bodyguards tried to elude police by climbing onto a rooftop of the house where they were hiding. |
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I elude authority and make a tidy living being the mutinous karate girl in the corner. |
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Physical strength is useless without not only a purpose, but also agility and lightening speed in order to elude enemies. |
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White-skinned and English-speaking, she manages to elude the fate of other illegal arrivals to our shores. |
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She follows him from room to room if he tries to elude her, dissertating on the weakness of his character and the depravity of his mind. |
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Afghan members of AQT may be familiar with the countless unmapped paths that enabled the anti-Soviet guerrillas to elude their enemies. |
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The quarry twisted, turned and doubled back at speed in an attempt to elude its pursuer. |
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Padilla should not be exempt from detention simply because he managed to elude capture and make his way to this country. |
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The most important thing to do now was to second guess their pursuers and elude capture. |
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He would attempt to make sure no promising Scot, regardless of age, could slip through the net and elude the SFA's coaching infrastructure. |
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Such stability in interest rates seems to elude most emerging markets-even those with capital controls, such as India. |
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But Shailene Woodley, both onscreen and off, seems to elude quick characterization. |
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They would have assumed that they needed to get far out over an ocean to elude that. |
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They constantly move him from place to place, hoping to elude any U.S. efforts to find him, Hanif says. |
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Even with its inspired subject matter and casting, the movie seems to elude any sort of interesting way of approaching the eponymous subject matter. |
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But while I have tried to put poets to as many poems as I can, most verses have remained true to their seventeenth-century nature and elude ascription. |
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Drug mules, long agreed by all as the real carriers of weapons of mass destruction, routinely elude the army, security guards and high-tech scanners. |
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Lovers, he had aplenty but true redamancy would always elude him. |
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The tall buildings flickered with a glow of white, gaunt towers rising like obelisks in the night thrusting towards a heaven that would forever elude them. |
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Furniture and other possessions that survive with long and reliable provenances may still elude adequate identification of the earliest circumstances of ownership. |
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The gang have managed to elude pursuit by the garda helicopter by escaping through the roads around Dublin Airport where there is a no-fly zone, a Garda source said. |
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Following him as he assumes Greenleaf's personality and attempts to elude his pursuers after the murder is a riveting yet slightly chilly exercise. |
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Even if he did manage to elude all of the security systems, finding Jordan would be like looking for a particularly small needle in an unusually large haystack. |
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To do that, the man who survived the wrath of the Chancellor must now elude the pitfalls set by the students of Edinburgh, and his own eloquent pen. |
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Love is a concept that seems to elude music critics everywhere. |
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Here are a few hard, unpalatable facts that elude the mental grasp of those who dominate and exploit our public discourse. |
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But we must not elude the matter at hand nor deviate our attention to the issue of public limited companies. |
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Even if you are an experienced cryptographer, subtle weaknesses in the algorithms could still elude you. |
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The divine will forever tantalize and elude the imaginations and skills of merely human artists. |
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Early Morning may avoid all blur, but its multiplicities are often ungraspable, made of particles so tiny that elude the eye. |
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But it didn't and doesn't go blowing us up just to scare us witless for reasons that completely elude us. |
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But we believe that future office will elude us until we establish a distinctive radical reputation. |
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He managed, for instance, to elude police in Belize who wanted to question him regarding a neighbour's murder. |
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At the same time, however, as has been noted, the commencement of substantive work still continues to elude us. |
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Besides which, the various socio-economic of the subjects may prove to be a 'confounder' whose influence will elude all concerned. |
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Biometry tends to establish a reified and intangible identity and one could hardly elude it. |
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One achievement which continues to elude James is a steady girlfriend. |
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Commissioner, you will discover that the solidarity you seek will elude you. |
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Nonetheless, so as to elude criminal liability, he left Uzbekistan illegally on 13 April 1993 and, went into hiding in Turkey. |
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They must be resolved in a situation in which a definitive end to violence continues to elude us. |
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Many examples and precedents elude or combat this facile notion. |
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Beautiful, daring and smart, Sophie managed to elude arrest on many occasions. |
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He has it in a lot of games where the sinkerball is really working for him but the ground balls elude the infielder s all night. |
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Of course they are going to take what they can, but the greater solutions still elude them because the federal government has not stepped up to the plate as it should. |
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However, it is now known that some patients with glaucoma have normal intraocular pressures and elude diagnosis during routine eye exams. |
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Mengele managed to elude them, later making his way to Paraguay. |
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I might add, and this is a point that seems to elude the Conservatives, that no other party in the House or in this country has been charged the way the Conservatives have by Elections Canada. |
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Most of them, based in tax-havens, remain opaque and elude control. |
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And to this day, that laboratory evidence continues to elude the experts. |
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Belgium produces a wide variety of speciality ales that elude easy classification. |
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Without honouring this most fundamental bargain that underpins all of our efforts, significant progress with respect to both disarmament and non-proliferation will continue to elude us. |
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Following the example of Daft Punk, Air, Autour de Lucie, and the Nubians, the clever team has managed these past few months, to elude the American public's chronic indifference to French music. |
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Beyond the visible and closer still to the infra-thin and the spectral, the Palais de Tokyo experiments with forms of art that elude any wistful desire for fixed interpretations. |
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It is Fevvers' ambiguity which allows her to elude the appropriative gestures of spectators and would be captors. |
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Whilst I would like to see a peaceful, democratic and social European Union and to see Europe united, this goal will elude us unless we are prepared to make concessions to one another. |
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However, the recovery has continued to elude far too many Canadians. |
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It expects that this cooperation will continue and be strengthened until all those charged with crimes who continue to elude international justice have been brought before the Tribunal. |
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While the notion of fraud may elude precise definition, it is a concept well-known to the law, and it must, in my view, import some aspect of impropriety, dishonesty or deceit. |
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In fact, they usually say that advertising does not influence them since they have the cultural knowledge, the critical sense and the ability to understand its mechanism, to elude it and outsmart it. |
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Silverware continued to elude the club well into the 1950s, the hardy Chivas' faithful having to endure no fewer than six near misses in the league and one in the cup between 1950 and 1957 alone. |
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In an attempt to elude them, Starks had climbed into the attic crawl space above the apartments. |
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It is well known that traffickers outwit the vigilance of the authorities by falsifying transport documents, flight plans and aircraft registration, and by taking risks in the air to elude air-traffic controllers. |
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As he paddles in a dinghy, explores the shoreline and swims under water, he spots a blue heron, a dragonfly and other creatures, but the wily frogs he seeks elude him. |
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Kermorgant lined up the free-kick and struck a right-footed shot that beat the wall with a prefect arc to elude the clutches of David Stockdale and Bournemouth were on their way to another victory in this glorious season. |
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Skilled cataphiles elude police by ducking into corridors or moving in the dark. |
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But the winning formula continues to elude the Hibs manager, who has tasted victory in just two out of 15 games since being brought in to an arrest a slump that stretches back almost a year. |
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Thus the observation of human blindness and weakness is the result of all philosophy, and meets us at every turn, in spite of our endeavours to elude or avoid it. |
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The ancient historian Tacitus describes Domitian's first speech in the Senate as brief and measured, at the same time noting his ability to elude awkward questions. |
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In his avowal of an actualizing response to a call, I hear the claim of a more radical relationality that may elude and forgive both the absolute and the dissolute. |
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The officials soon concluded that the easiest way to remain on good terms with the court was to elude responsibility, to tergiversate, to prevent results. |
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