But the police spotted him and snared him in their net, pushing him back into the crowd of demonstrators and forcing him to the ground. |
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Similarly, recent years have seen Belgian politicians snared with their fingers in the till. |
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Take bushmeat, the name for wild animals that are shot, snared, trapped or captured for food. |
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The DUP is shaping up with bullish electoral confidence in a unionist community snared in an apparently permanent quandary. |
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Concerned fishermen put pilchard bait on a rock, snared the bird and cut the nylon away. |
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An undercover police operation has snared eight dealers who provided a class A drugs on wheels delivery service. |
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Sometimes the work involves talking to the people who will ultimately be snared by the team's investigations. |
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Once the prey is snared it is bitten with strong beak-like jaws and pulled into the mouth by the radula. |
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We snared a few people with our April Fool prank, and saw the first signs of house-price weakness. |
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The wind snared her breath, billowing it upwards in tiny clouds, tufts of cotton lost among the white latticework of the mall's entryway. |
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Ironically, in escaping political doctrines, he found himself snared by a musical ideology. |
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The vandal, snared by an off-duty librarian, was arrested and charged with a hate crime. |
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Fences are being torn down and on my own ranch squatters have snared 2000 impalas, 365 other antelopes, 20 zebras, two cheetahs, two elephants and one wild dog. |
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So how can organisations hold on to talented individuals once they've snared them? |
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Once caught in one trap, they are snared into another, carrying the effects into the next generation. |
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Spiritual elitism is a terrible trap that has snared many throughout history. |
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At the same time, the two tame elephants at the rear move in to surround the snared animal, cutting off any avenues for a charge. |
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Even if someone used the avoidance methods mentioned above, there is still a chance for marten to be accidentally snared. |
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It has snared, or threatens to snare, millions of taxpayers in the middle class and above. |
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But luckily the gravitational fields of the newly formed Genesis Planet were still in flux, and they snared the far-flung torpedo tube, yielding a soft-landing on the surface. |
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Many women are virtual slaves to their pimps, snared by false protestations of love, and then held in his thrall by a combination of violence and spurious affection. |
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Myers and the other screenwriters took the slim material and spun it out to feature length without falling into the pitfalls that snared other SNL-based productions. |
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Claimants can be snared in poverty traps, avoiding full-time work in order to retain their housing allowance, for example. The Conservative-led coalition government is chipping away at welfare. |
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The Senate's hearings on campaign finance, which have snared even quite junior officials in an expensive legal maze, are now followed by the House hearings, which will continue next year. |
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Gareth Hughes, who runs Warrener Pest Control Services, snared the rare find while working at a holiday cottage in Bala on Tuesday. |
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Gareth Hughes from Rhuddlan, who runs Warrener Pest Control Services, snared the rare find while working at a holiday cottage in Bala on Tuesday. |
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Increasingly British-based footballers confine their misdemeanours to Twitter, which snared high-profile victims from Rio Ferdinand to Mario Balotelli over the course of the year. |
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Orson Welles, who could count himself fortunate not to have been tranquilized, snared, and borne off to Six Flags Wild Safari, thought that the crossover was all to do with the universal dread of lost face. |
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The Spanish team had lead more or less since Saturday evening profited from being able to sniff out extra breeze in the latter stages while Foncia was finally snared by a zone of very light airs near the finish. |
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As it was, the hosts failed to build on their dream start as they were scragged and snared by opponents who never make things easy for you. |
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Neither would have been purchased if you hadn't been snared by the BOGOF devil. |
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Playing their hook-heavy pop and looking like The Strokes dandyish, less contagious cousins, they snared the nation's teenagers, fast becoming the soundtrack to every student clubnight in the country. |
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I ran, naked as a jaybird, until snared by a police ocer who rugby tackled me to the oor. |
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She snared more ravens and made clothes out of their skins. |
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It is a mainstay in larders of Aboriginal peoples, and on the island of Newfoundland, where it was introduced in the 1870s, thousands of snowshoe hares are snared each year for meat, and they are sold in markets. |
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Flush with funds after a fresh takeover, the side coached by Mark Hughes snared Brazilian star Robinho from Real Madrid, despite the player making clear his desire to join Chelsea. |
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In Canada, BC Tel snared an exclusive contract with a developer in Vancouver's Concordia Pacific complex to provide all communication services, including cable, to a proposed housing development for 13,000 people. |
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The recovery is under way, but for the advanced economies that were deeply snared in the financial crisis, this recovery is not going to have the typical head of steam of past recoveries. |
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A PAEDO pub drinker was snared when he left behind his iPhone loaded with images of child abuse. |
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Even if only a small fraction are snared, it is still a lucrative ploy: their own charges are small since they never give their quarry a chance to answer. Others dupe callers into providing credit-card numbers. |
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The speeders have been snared by volunteers in Crossford, Fife, wearing Community Speedwatch In Operation vests and equipped with radar gear from the local police force. |
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