After three and a half years, his cover was blown and he had to flee the country for his life. |
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Anyone who values their sanity or eardrums still has time to flee the country. |
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Despite attempts at compromise Louis 16th was tried after attempting to flee the country. |
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One is the ability of whites to flee black crime to an extent unavailable to blacks. |
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Brutal raids against Tuaregs in Mali and Niger led many to abandon their countries and flee north to Algeria and Libya. |
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Galveston Bay and other bay systems along the middle and upper coast have deep water into which fish can flee during cold weather. |
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The owner has also handed his passport to the workers' union as a guarantee he will not flee the country. |
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In some areas, the bosses tried to close factories, sell their machinery and flee the country. |
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But he was forced to flee to Athens when the revolt was crushed, and was prosecuted for having held tyrannical power in Chersonesus. |
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Any intellectual who didn't manage to flee into exile was killed during his bloodlust. |
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Eight people were forced to flee their homes after a fierce fire spread through a row of houses in Merefield. |
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But now Jezebel, Israel's unbelieving queen, was after him, and he had to flee for his life. |
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When boat people arrive to flee tyranny in other South East Asian countries they are treated as if they are rough criminals. |
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Slovak leaders who demanded the use of Slovak in county assemblies and schools had to flee to Prague to avoid arrest by the Magyar authorities. |
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The people quickly discerned the situation and tried to flee in all directions, stampeding over one another in their attempts to escape. |
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Half the population of nearly five million people were forced to flee their homes. |
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A large number had to flee from their villages due to shelling on the border. |
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One army patrol opened fire with small arms and machine guns, forcing the rebels to flee toward the second. |
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Had she not managed to flee the country she is certain she would have suffered the same fate. |
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Sorin glanced back at the halberdier, and noticed the man was already on his way to flee the scene. |
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Before dawn breaks, Lot's family and the travellers flee the city, fearing for their lives. |
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The 47-year-old woman was trapped as she tried to flee from an upstairs bedroom. |
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Many urbanites in southern Europe flee their sweltering cities for the mountains or coast in summer. |
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Jade herself fought an immediately strong urge to flee as fast as her legs would take her. |
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Wood pigeons and songsters flee at its appearance, yet rarely do they fall prey to this large hawk. |
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He grew up as a cringing youth, and eventually became a bank robber and had to flee the country. |
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Urged on by Molly, the girls flee the settlement and begin their perilous journey. |
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People flee such countries in the hope of finding a better life in safer societies, such as Britain. |
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Severe storms caused chaos across the north west and forced thousands of people to flee their homes. |
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They said they would see how the trial went and if it went against them, would flee the country. |
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Tens of thousands of Iran's professional and middle classes were expelled or forced to flee the country. |
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He was plundered by George Rogers Clark in 1782 and had to flee for his life, perhaps losing nearly everything. |
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If they catch me, I'll flee across the Mexican border with my truckload of contraband. |
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She had to flee Guatemala to come to Canada after her work with trade unions put her in direct fire of the local cartels in her home country. |
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When headquarters is attacked by a well-organized infiltration team, Robin is forced to flee into hiding. |
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Besides, an individual cannot be personally responsible for who stays in school when young teachers flee to take better-paid jobs. |
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No refugee would be able to flee from their country of persecution without first joining the mythical queue to apply for a protection visa. |
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He's so ugly that his smile makes leaves fall off trees, grass wither and die, and animals flee in terror. |
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People who have cars and trucks gather basic things and flee with their family members and close relatives. |
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The men moving the chess pieces are hurling millions of people into poverty, with tens of thousands forced to flee from numerous civil wars. |
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Fill the bionic bug's head with citronella lamp oil, light the wick, and watch all attackers turn and flee for their lives. |
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In various cities, emergency hotlines and hostels have been set up for women and girls forced to flee their neighbourhoods. |
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When she is forced to flee back to Asia, she is followed by Orlando, who is himself followed in turn by other paladins. |
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They flee the dacha when the father is shot by Mikhail in a drunken misunderstanding. |
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In Vienna, a dissipated pianist is about to flee the city to avoid fighting a duel the next morning. |
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After wandering into shark territory, Oscar has to flee from an enraged Frankie. |
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It caused massive dislocation by prompting hundreds of thousands of Afghans to flee from their homes. |
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It certainly cannot flee and its capacity to fight is limited essentially to chemical warfare. |
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Akin to rats deserting a sinking ship, four survivors flee out of the major cities to a secluded, out-of-the-way shopping mall. |
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Sometimes the raiders would be harried on to higher ground, sometimes they would flee through Gleann Einich and over the Moine Mhor. |
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He said the three-man gang attempted to flee and rammed one of the Garda cars, before they were arrested. |
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These rapscallions were more likely to flee than fight if confronted by the crew. |
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Many crayfish flee the sun downward, tunneling after the subsiding water table until they reach moist mud in which to estivate. |
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Most rattlesnakes are peaceable, retiring animals that flee for the underbrush when they encounter humans. |
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A wind-blown wildfire around the small city of Conway has forced people to flee some 60 homes. |
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The intensity of the heat cracked windowpanes and forced him to flee for his life in the early hours. |
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While the Albanians were pouring back into the country, he had to flee towards Belgrade. |
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Here's this guy on the flee and charged with all these crimes, and you are out of work. |
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One of the recent episodes featured a prepper planning to flee Manhattan if a major storm hit and flooded the city. |
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One, who was named Musilo, managed to flee to a small kopje or hillock from which he watched the murder. |
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Every one of the refugees had a harrowing story of why they had been driven to flee the homes they loved. |
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A sizeable segment of the population was forced to flee their homeland and to take asylum in other countries. |
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The making of French films during this period endeavoured to create breathing space for those who were forced to flee the reign of terror. |
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The nun's attempts to flee from the convent supposedly create hilarious situations. |
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Nowhere does fear do its work with more celerity and less constraint than in the financial markets, which often flee even from their own shadows. |
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Further down the cavern is the St. Joseph's Cave, where Joseph had a dream in which an angel warned him to flee to Egypt. |
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Natalya quickly followed after her brother in retreat, deciding to flee and live to fight yet another day. |
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He would neither pointlessly defy nor helplessly flee the real monsters of his upbringing. |
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No matter where they start, they all seem predetermined to flee as far as possible. |
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When he is on the verge of lunacy and death, Hester proposes to him that they shall flee to Europe, and for a moment he dallies with the idea. |
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He took up arms with the Earl of Mar, but after the battle of Sheriffmuir he was forced to flee the country. |
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When the earth-born giant Typhoeus suddenly appeared, it startled all the gods into taking on different forms to flee the area. |
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Your great State has never experienced the misfortune of being occupied, and Australians never had to flee from an oppressive dictatorship. |
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Mrs. Bennet, with her crudities and bullying and toadying, had caused the young men to flee in terror. |
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Four wedding parties had to flee when a hotel health club went up in flames. |
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Diners and workers were forced to flee a restaurant as a fire gutted the building in minutes. |
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The fox hunt will have blocked these escape routes, forcing the fox to flee across land and thus provide a chase for the hunt. |
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He also wants European states to slash aid to the poor countries that refugees flee from. |
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The inhabitants were pursued and had to flee in haste, so that many froze to death. |
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Soon, the flood of refuges overwhelms the establishment, and all of the foreigners flee the war-torn nation. |
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The company were forced to flee the city via the mirror gate as Pain burned. |
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Mexico's much-vaunted maquiladoras are shutting their doors, as companies flee for China and other still cheaper labor markets. |
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Arsonists torched a town-centre bar, causing residents in nearby houses to flee in terror. |
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He decided he had to leave Poland and, on July 22, he made a second attempt to flee on his former ship, using his old ship's papers. |
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Others who are keen to flee suburbia aspire to live in a market town, head for the coast, or really get away from it in rural isolation. |
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I will definitely not pose a threat or danger to society and will not be a significant flight risk because I have nowhere to flee to! |
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Can the Commonwealth detain bankrupts for the purpose of examining them, on the basis that some bankrupts are likely to flee before examination? |
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One reason to hold material witnesses is that they are considered likely to flee the country. |
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Looting, vandalism and thievery has forced many foreigners to flee the country. |
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The birds, especially, would sit on the lawn in shock for a while, then suddenly remember the art of flight and flee as fast as they could. |
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The three men flee the country to an undisclosed location before they can be returned to prison. |
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He ran a bank in Jordan in the 1980s, but had to flee Amman in 1989 when he allegedly was caught with his hand in the till. |
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Elected a Communist senator, he was forced to flee Chile after the passage of a law that made the party illegal. |
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The common long-tailed seps is probably too small to be able to effectively flee from fire. |
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When one hears the rattle of a serpent's tail, they flee the area from which it came. |
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Like a true Melbourne audience hardly anyone at all got up to flee from the rain. |
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His trial judge refused bail on the grounds he might flee the country or pressure witnesses. |
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Many people who have had to flee their homelands will have suffered physical or mental torture. |
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When a predator appears, older members of the herd emit intense warning calls that prompt the rest of the herd to clump together for protection and then flee the scene. |
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Witnesses said they saw a man drop a bag near the back door of the bus and flee moments before the explosion. |
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Will Rachel gain admission to Fantasy Island or be booted off, or flee in revulsion? |
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It also was a showcase for moral bankruptcy, prompting thousands of its best and brightest citizens to flee abroad. |
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But, in Jamaica, Maurice Tomlinson was forced to flee his country after his marriage to his Canadian husband made front-page news. |
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If you had a phobia about worms, you may not rush out and buy a wormery, but you're also not going to flee screaming from the garden at the sight of a worm. |
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She threw the van into reverse and sped backwards, gaining enough distance that she could turn the big van around and flee from the scene of battle. |
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Many more illegal migrants face labor trafficking in Europe as they flee the conflict regions of North Africa and the Middle East. |
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Eventually, a plan is hatched by Herbert and Pip, whereby Pip and Magwitch will flee the country by rowing down the river and catching a steamer bound for Europe. |
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Many flee wars, but many more flee ruinous prices and starvation wages. |
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The sheikh is ready to flee if the Lebanese security forces, considered to be in thrall to Hezbollah, make a move to arrest him. |
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It seems that they may not have expected to find that the man would be so tame and co-operative as to give them a free hand to engage in their business and flee the scene. |
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In a desperate attempt to rescue her and flee oppressive barrio life, Octavio offers up his Rottweiler to the barbarous world of back alley dogfights. |
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As stowaways scrounging for food, they are forced to flee the authorities. |
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The pensioner shouted for help, causing the man to flee empty-handed. |
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After living on a commune, he and his wife moved to Burlington, joining so many other back-to-the-landers looking to flee their harried urban existences. |
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Earlier this year, I spoke to a Sri Lankan lawyer who has helped Tamil families flee the island. |
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Rose, a young woman abducted and torturously stashed in earthquake ruins last June, was forced to flee to the countryside after her kidnappers made a second attempt. |
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People who are only now coming online strike me as trepidatious pioneers, curious about what's out there but apt to flee homeward if the natives seem hostile. |
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It was the same overwhelming urge that triggered him to flee the market. |
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Later I discovered he had been a bootlegger and moonshiner during prohibition and had gone to live on the mountain to flee a gang who thought he owed them money. |
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Time after time the police would charge, the protesters would flee and in the morass they would easily drag their intended target back behind police lines. |
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Somehow the girls and their mother manage to flee the house in their nightclothes. |
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Warren said that to flee the murder scene he drove a blue van from the fast lane on the Naas Road across a slow lane and into a slip road leading to the Boot Road. |
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Kamel recalls the cries of her classmates, and the pandemonium that erupted as the students tried to flee their classrooms. |
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A banned motorist who tried to flee from police through residential areas in Keighley during broad daylight has been jailed for a total of 15 months. |
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Sheba is branded a harlot in the press and forced to quit her job and flee the family home, which she does with Barbara Covett, the school's spinsterish history teacher. |
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Many very poor countries today shoulder the main burden of sheltering the millions who flee war, persecution, environmental devastation and hunger. |
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In the desperate flee from their homes the Hurworth families had been unable to take everything with them, so buried some treasured possessions under a tree. |
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Brands took to the mountains, bike trails, ski slopes and other destinations in a stampede of marketers trying to flee the clutter of the mass market. |
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He had reverted to the controlling and abusive figure who had forced her to flee in the first place. |
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A stuntman and his model girlfriend flee London and its media circus, and escape to the country, but are manipulated throughout by an advertising agency boss. |
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Heavy downpours during recent months caused impounded water to rise faster than the spillways could cope and they collapsed Sept.12, forcing 1,000 families to flee the area. |
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They fly or flee when we come near, scared that we might harm them. |
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Thousands of Fijians, who were forced to flee after the previous coups, held protest meetings and marches in Australia and New Zealand over the weekend. |
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In a nicely creepy scene they watch in bewilderment as animals flee from its cover, and the appearance of a feverish, flatulent hunter spells much worse to come. |
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More are forced to flee their homes because of armed violence. |
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The guerrillas would foray into Algeria, then flee back into Tunisia. |
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More than once he has had to flee his home to escape armed frighteners. |
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People have been known to flee from the curtilage of their property. |
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Help to the French lady comes in the form of a carefree auto driver who wants to flee the town to escape gambling dons who are after him to recover their money. |
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No, we're paving over the prime farmland as Americans flee out into exurbia, trying to flee the overcrowded housing stock in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, etcetera. |
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Anyone in their right mind would flee in favor of a brightly colored Technicolor dreamland full of dancing midgets and brainless robotic lumberjacks. |
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If you're not one of the three million people expected to flee this sprawling megapolis this Labor Day weekend, don't despair. |
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Angel Salvatory, 19, had to flee for her life when a group of men led by her own father attacked her. |
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Attackers with loudhailers called the names of specific prisoners to flee their cells. |
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Many alumni come back for homecoming, and many freshmen are advised to flee. |
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Honorius was planning to flee to Constantinople when a reinforcing army of 4,000 soldiers from the East disembarked in Ravenna. |
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Petronius was unable to muster any effective response and was killed by a mob as he tried to flee the city. |
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Orestes was soon forced to flee Pavia when Odoacer's army broke through the city walls, and his army ravaged the city. |
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In 878 they forced Alfred to flee to the Somerset Levels, but were eventually defeated at the Battle of Edington. |
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Another Danish army landed in south Wales and moved south with the intent of intercepting Alfred should he flee from Guthrum's forces. |
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They were declared traitors and forced to flee to France, where Margaret of Anjou was already in exile. |
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When Richard executed those conspirators who had been unable to flee England, he spared Lady Margaret. |
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When William arrived on 5 November 1688, James lost his nerve, declined to attack the invading Dutch and tried to flee to France. |
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In reality, by that point James was simply playing for time, having already decided to flee the country. |
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In New York, Leisler's Rebellion caused the colonial administrator, Francis Nicholson, to flee to England. |
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Essex committed suicide and Monmouth, along with several others, was obliged to flee into Continental exile. |
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On 11 December, James tried to flee to France, allegedly first throwing the Great Seal of the Realm into the River Thames. |
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The 30-year-old panics if faced with one, and is forced to flee if they are placed too near to her. |
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He was a regicide and served on the Council of State during the Commonwealth, being forced to flee to Switzerland after the Restoration. |
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We liven in fear, but we wot not whither to flee for to be better than we arn here. |
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When Edwin died, in about 633, his widow and Paulinus were forced to flee to Kent. |
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Because of this, there exist six witch camps in the country where women suspected of being witches can flee for safety. |
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The manthings had invaded their home, killing many and forcing them to flee. |
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On 20 December 1387 they intercepted de Vere at Radcot Bridge, where he and his forces were routed and he was obliged to flee the country. |
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But in August Louis the Bavarian and his pope had to flee Rome before an attack by Robert, King of Naples. |
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Eating wild tobacco plants produces such noxious breath in hornworm caterpillars that predators reel backward and flee upon encountering it. |
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It has been estimated that 3,000 Eritreans flee their impoverished and repressive homeland every month. |
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Duncan's sons Malcolm and Donalbain flee to England and Ireland, respectively, fearing that whoever killed Duncan desires their demise as well. |
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But a BBC investigation labelled them ditherers who sought to flee during the battle. |
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A MAN with drugs in his car drove at 80mph, cut corners, and at one point became airborne as he tried to flee police, a court heard. |
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Only in the first half of the 2015, a total of 10 thousands of illegal immigrants were detained while they were trying to flee the Lesbos Island. |
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According to Dawn News, the other brother, Mohammad Farman, managed to flee before he could be detained. |
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Large Shi'ite communities along this belt were forced to flee to Shi'ite southern Iraq. |
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A hare flushed into the open by one cat will often flee straight at a littermate, and the whole family will eat. |
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People run to flee from the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bamako, Mali, Friday, Nov. |
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She managed to flee the sorcerer who had attempted to zombify her and enjoyed relative prosperity in Jamaica. |
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Others you may flee from immediately because an ugly drunk girl keeps rubbing up on you. |
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On 30 August 2014, an abortive military coup took place forcing then Prime Minister Thomas Thabane to flee to South Africa for three days. |
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The address provoked a strong reaction from the faculty, who denounced it as heretical, forcing Cop to flee to Basel. |
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Their flocking behavior and quickness to flee and panic can make shepherding a difficult endeavor for the uninitiated. |
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Royal governors and officials found themselves powerless to stop the rebellion and in many places were forced to flee. |
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When war broke out in 1939, the King and Queen decided to stay in London and not flee to Canada, as had been suggested. |
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Being a prey species, the primary defense mechanism of sheep is to flee from danger when their flight zone is entered. |
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As punishment for piracy, an East India Company vessel bombarded Doha in 1821, destroying the town and forcing hundreds of residents to flee. |
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In 1598 Kuchum was defeated on the banks of the Ob and was forced to flee to the territories of the Nogai, bringing an end to his rule. |
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Some escaped to flee southeast to the Ural River, where they joined Yaik Cossacks. |
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By 1615 and 1625, Cossacks had razed suburbs of Constantinople, forcing the Ottoman Sultan to flee his palace. |
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He goes on to tell how the Northumbrians who did not flee the Pictish territory were killed or enslaved. |
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The first Russian printers, Ivan Fedorov and Pyotr Mstislavets, were forced to flee from Moscow to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. |
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If someone slays a foreigner, he shall not be banished and have to flee to his clan. |
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Some had joined Rasul Khan when the Portuguese were forced to flee Goa in May 1510, others during the recent siege. |
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In AD 993, the invasion of Chola emperor Rajaraja I forced the then Sri Lankan ruler Mahinda V to flee to the southern part of Sri Lanka. |
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Toghan risked his life to take a shortcut through thick forest in order to flee home. |
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The advance was successful and broke Darius' center, causing the latter to flee once again. |
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Marching west into Illyria, Alexander defeated each in turn, forcing the two rulers to flee with their troops. |
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In the same year he was promoted to the rank of magister militum, but then led a military revolt that forced Nepos to flee into exile. |
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Alexander managed to suppress the uprising, and Taurinus drowned while attempting to flee across the Euphrates. |
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The deposed king had to flee to Italy, and Tiberius detained him 18 years in Ravenna. |
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They hanged the Roman soldiers collecting the tax and forced the governor to flee to a Roman fort, which they then besieged. |
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He warred with King Harald for some time, until he was forced to flee to Denmark and Harald Bluetooth. |
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It might be expected that fish would flee the potential suffocation, but they are often quickly rendered unconscious and doomed. |
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But, in 1640, a Virginia court sentenced John Punch, an African, to slavery after he attempted to flee his service. |
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They had escaped from France and fled to the Netherlands to flee religious persecution in France. |
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Forced by a hostile crowd to flee Mozambique, da Gama departed the harbor, firing his cannons into the city in retaliation. |
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She was born around 1485 in the Emirate of Granada, but was forced to flee to Morocco when she was very young to escape the Reconquista. |
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Many species rely on hearing for early warning of predators, and flee at the slightest sound. |
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When the French ranks began to withdraw, the Scots refused to flee and were cut down by the hundreds. |
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Following the Battle of Lochmaben Fair, he was forced to flee back to England, where was condemned, and he never engaged James III again. |
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According to the story, he was a son of Owain Gwynedd, and took to the sea to flee internecine violence at home. |
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On 11 December, James tried to flee to France, first throwing the Great Seal of the Realm into the River Thames. |
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The major part of the Gaul army was exterminated in the process and the Gauls that did survive were forced to flee from Greece. |
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Robert, who was Odo's brother, was elected king by the rebels and crowned, while Charles had to flee to Lotharingia. |
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One of the primary characters, Lord Asriel, was imprisoned and manages to flee from Svalbard during the novel. |
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Hadi managed to flee from Sana'a to Aden, his hometown and stronghold in the south, on 21 February. |
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As a simple example, the evolution of predation may have caused one organism to develop a defence, while another developed motion to flee. |
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The lovers flee from the structure of his society to the communitas of the woods. |
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He would flee the apartment when the baby fussed and cried, only to return much later four sheets to the wind. |
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Taylor was forced to flee but was captured on the Nigeria-Cameroon border in 2006 with sackfuls of cash by a team working for the UN-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone. |
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Spanish Protestants that were able to flee the country were to be found in at least a dozen cities in Europe such as Geneva, where some of them embraced Calvinist teachings. |
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This surprise attack drove the garrison to flee the town, at which point the rebel force marched off to join up with McCracken and fight in the Battle of Antrim. |
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Gandalf brings an army of Rohirrim to Helm's Deep, and they defeat the Orcs, who flee into the waiting shadow of the trees, never to be seen again. |
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After seeing her builders flee in terror, Doreen covered her cellar opening with a trap door and called in BBC2's House Detective team to help solve the mystery. |
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Also in shipbreach men flee to a board, and are oft saved in peril. |
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In 1982-83, the Obote regime organized state repression and expulsion of Rwandophones, causing 40,000 to flee to Rwanda until the Habyarimana government closed its border. |
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According to a scholarly theory, the westward migration of the Huns forced the tribes to flee from the Carpathian Basin and seek refuge in the Roman Empire. |
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Although the Meng and Shu families unsuccessfully besieged Hou, a loyalist official rose up with the people of Hou and forced Hou Fan to flee to the Qi state. |
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A final battle was fought at the Angrivarian Wall west of modern Hanover, repeating the pattern of high Germanic fatalities, which forced them to flee beyond the Elbe. |
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Edward's illegitimate son, Adam, died during the campaign, and the raiding parties almost captured Isabella, who was staying at Tynemouth and was forced to flee by sea. |
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A prelude to this latter division appears in the separation of Malcolm and Donalbain, who flee for protection in different directions to England and Ireland. |
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Bottlenose dolphins either use complex evasive strategies to outswim their predators, or mobbing techniques to batter the predator to death or force it to flee. |
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Eventually, fearing for his own safety and that of his family, he decided to flee Paris to the Austrian border, having been assured of the loyalty of the border garrisons. |
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Laura imagined that he would expect them to flee along the beams, and she watched his narrow face searching the impenetrable shadows antispinward of where they hid. |
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The whole city shall flee for the noise of the horsemen and bowmen. |
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In the movie The Sinking of Japan, virtually all Japanese desperately try to find any form of transportation out of Japan in a massive exodus to flee the sinking country. |
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I presume to foresend my wife's maid with her linen, as the state of the city occasioneth me thereunto by increase of deaths, which many fear and flee. |
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The modern Italian Army defeated the poorly armed Abyssinians and captured Addis Ababa in May 1936, forcing Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie to flee. |
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The Gepidae, seeing that the king's son was killed, through whom in great part the war had been set on foot, at once, in their discouragement, start to flee. |
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The Earl of Moray defeated Mary's troops at the Battle of Langside, forcing her to flee to England, where she was subsequently kept in confinement by Elizabeth. |
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Louisiana settlers, hoping to restore the territory to France, in the bloodless Rebellion of 1768 forced the Louisiana Governor Antonio de Ulloa to flee to Spain. |
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Stilicho ordered that these troops should not be admitted, but, now without an army, he was forced to flee for sanctuary, promised his life, and killed. |
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The event was marred by the large crowds of eager spectators who surged into the palace, knocking down a wall and forcing Edward to flee by the back door. |
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The fire storm tore through several towns north of Melbourne on Saturday night, killing people in their cars as they tried to flee or as they huddled in their homes. |
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It wasn't until day three that telecasters began to realize that tens of thousands of people had failed to flee because they had nowhere to go and no means of getting there. |
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Several Dutch captains attempted to flee after completely running out of ammunition but Tromp ended their flight with a few shots across their ships. |
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Betrayed, Gruffudd and Cadwgan were forced to flee to Ireland in a skiff. |
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These well-meaning programs are both making it easier for grad schools to raise tuition and for potentially high earners like physicians to flee their debts. |
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