"To flee, to flee — that was the consuming thought!" he wrote to Ada.
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If you flee to Paterson, if you flee to Wyoming, we will get you.
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"When they flee persecution... they don't flee with a neat binder of documents," Nietor said.
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When trouble strikes, investors are quick to flee from Argentina's currency, whereas the Japanese are quick to flee into theirs.
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By this point, the only question that had any urgency to this audience member: To flee or not to flee?
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The truth is if someone is looking to flee, he is probably going to flee regardless of whether there is money at stake.
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Refugees flee Thousands of Syrians who have been able to flee have been stopped at the Turkish border, CNN's Arwa Damon reported this week.
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Thousands flee as flames race across dry rural California .
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" And napalm: "The villagers flee or try to hide.
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Civilians flee East Ukraine town of Avdiivka as fighting with Russian-backed separatists escalates Civilians flee East Ukraine town of Avdiivka as fighting with Russian-backed separatists escalates This segment originally aired Feb.
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Leaflets dropped on Raqqa city had urged residents to flee.
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But unless security comes soon they will opt to flee.
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They flee and become refugees to save their own lives.
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More likely they're just daydreaming of a place to flee.
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Here's what you should know before you flee to safety.
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As a result, they had to flee -- and remain divided.
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Others had to flee to Turkey in fear of assassination.
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The offensive has forced more than 800,000 people to flee.
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They flee to the science classroom, followed by the monster.
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Those who try to flee the country risk being shot.
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I realized then and there that I had to flee.
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They burn to flee, to grow beyond their birth circumstances.
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She is charged with helping her son flee to Mexico.
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In Honduras, residents wondered whether they would have to flee.
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As planet after planet falls, millions flee to the Citadel.
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The second time, she fully recoils and attempts to flee.
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Some 2.4m people have been forced to flee the fighting.
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Those companies could raise subscription prices, but customers might flee.
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Capital could flee at the prospect of more compulsory purchases.
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She called Shrem and asked him to help them flee.
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Rick Scott, begged residents to flee from the predicted landfall.
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So you cannot flee China even if you want to.
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Its former leaders were either shot or forced to flee.
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We don't have any reason to believe he will flee.
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Vevo makes its pitch to advertisers after they flee YouTube.
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You: Flee the theater at the first sign of gore.
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Those who managed to flee ISIS have found refuge here.
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They can pump blood to our extremities when we flee.
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Some bad stuff occurs, though, so they flee the supermarket.
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Immediate aftermath: Concertgoers flee as gunshots continue to rain down.
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Others were hurt in a stampede to flee the scene.
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"People are prepared to flee, be prepared," Hun Sen said.
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In the pandemonium that followed, they were forced to flee.
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Yet neither candidate has sought to flee their progressive image.
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Police caught him as he tried to flee Frankfurt station.
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The characters then flee when they activate a security system.
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Plants and worms, being unable to flee, are wasting away.
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Even so, more than 22019,000 East Germans tried to flee.
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He told her daughters to flee -- and reluctantly, they did.
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The bond market is certainly not the place to flee.
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He said a lot of people were preparing to flee.
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As she turns to flee, the forest leans after her.
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The second is when they fear the suspect might flee.
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The turmoil prompted some 76,000 people to flee to Senegal.
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Hossein's friends warned him to flee Saraqib, but he refused.
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Her family had to flee during the country's civil war.
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And they said they had no choice but to flee.
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The clashes forced tens of thousands of people to flee.
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Many people are fleeing, or at least preparing to flee.
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To attempt to flee is a crime punishable by death.
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Ultimately, I was forced to flee my homeland in 2009.
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Then, tragedy struck the vault and I had to flee.
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Are the teenagers who flee gang violence victims or criminals?
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Do you feel like consumers are gonna flee the noise?
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At signs of trouble, they would close ranks and flee.
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But he was forced at gunpoint to abdicate and flee.
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"What good would it have been to flee my country?"
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I am trying to flee to Turkey with my family.
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I try to flee but there's no obvious escape route.
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That has further complicated life for civilians trying to flee.
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He set out running again, shouting at people to flee.
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A popular revolt forced Mr. Yanukovych to flee to Russia.
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The police feared he was about to flee the country.
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Had some innocent tried to flee and suffered a breakdown?
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If your cage is gilded enough, why bother to flee?
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" "Educated, tolerate, people: do we flee or do we fight?
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Should he report the incident to the police or flee?
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As smoke and debris spills out, people try to flee.
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It permitted a lot of people to flee the country.
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He makes plans to flee Lockless with his sweetheart, Sophia.
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Senior leaders in the movement began to flee the country.
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He had to flee to the United States for refuge.
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Or they may flee secure attachments because they feel unfamiliar.
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"I am not going to flee this market," he said.
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Most likely, the reader, like Saeed and Nadia, would flee.
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Ethnic cleansing forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes.
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Gunshots were heard ringing out as people appeared to flee.
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Will people return to Puerto Rico -- or will more flee?
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Democrats are unlikely to flee en masse from the bill.
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That was enough for the intruder to flee the scene.
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Thousands more flee east Aleppo as evacuations resume Thousands more flee east Aleppo as evacuations resume The evacuation of civilians from the besieged city of Aleppo resumed late Sunday night and continued into Monday morning.
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My family took trains & boats to flee from Nazis & pogroms. Yours?
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Awino walked a thousand miles to flee civil war in Sudan.
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Jackson was forced to flee the celebration lest he be crushed.
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Cash is becoming the king as investors flee volatile stock markets.
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He then shot her in the leg and continued to flee.
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But when the men dressed in black uniforms come, Venezuelans flee.
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Nano did flee the murder scene, but wasn't actually the culprit.
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Residents may have to flee should the air quality deteriorate further.
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Authorities later admitted they were late in warning locals to flee.
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The typically brown-colored male quickly turned white, attempting to flee.
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Peneha said he saw the gunman flee before emergency services arrived.
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Through books, Matilda can flee oafish relatives and weapon-wielding teachers.
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Massacres are expected, and civilians have no obvious place to flee.
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But terrified residents say they see only one hope: to flee.
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Over 1.2m Afghans have quit their homes to flee the fighting.
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Thousands have been forced to flee, and it's only 5 contained.
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Perhaps it will flee to the Delta Quadrant to do so.
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In September, the town was attacked, forcing the population to flee.
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After all, most guilty people flee the scene of the crime.
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"Anderson did not attempt to flee," according to the Minnesota DPS.
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The threats ultimately forced her family to flee Iraq, she said.
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Self-employed business owners may flee states where premiums are exorbitant.
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It is a ghastly scene and Forch flee the building immediately.
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As he helped others flee he was struck and fatally injured.
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People were less likely to flee from such places, it believed.
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So he's dangerous and he'll flee again or even harm others.
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Mr Maduro is being promised the chance to flee the country.
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Over 22 million people have been forced to flee their homes.
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You'll fight or flee through canyons, swamps, and — of course — mines!
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It said residents could choose to stay and fight, or flee.
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But the suspect managed to flee in a stolen patrol car.
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The military also shot at villagers as they tried to flee.
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At times, our stock will tumble as investors flee from equities.
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Scott then attempted to flee, and Slager opened fire, killing him.
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This had forced hundreds to shut and or even flee India.
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"I'm not a rat to flee a sinking ship," he said.
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Prosecutors said the bag's contents demonstrated that Yin intended to flee.
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Many of his fellow bloggers are trying to flee the country.
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Floridians will flee the impending hurricane, emptying neighborhoods and clogging freeways.
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"In trauma studies, we say, fight, freeze, or flee," she says.
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War, famine and terrorism have prompted legions of Somalis to flee.
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That in turn is forcing fish to flee to cooler waters.
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These families flee their countries in attempts to save their lives.
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The family was told they only had 45 minutes to flee.
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One of those who did not flee is Jamal Hossain, 28.
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In the meantime, the Rohingya continue to flee, stateless and terrorized.
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They were told they needed to flee Afghanistan first as refugees.
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They will underperform—or flee, leaving you as undiverse as before.
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Radiation forced 160,000 people to flee and thousands will never return.
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Related: To live openly as a woman, she had to flee.
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Rohrbach was sentenced to 32 months' imprisonment for trying to flee.
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The man continued to flee, but was eventually taken into custody.
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Tonya Couch was charged with helping her son flee to Mexico.
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Around 2,000 residents were ordered to flee Mariposa, California on Tuesday.
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Every year, thousands of Cubans flee oppression to come to America.
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With Trish taken care of, Jessica attempts to flee New York.
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He's allegedly discussed plans to flee to Canada to escape prosecution.
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We decided we had to flee across the border to Bangladesh.
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Brenda Maddox was forced to flee her home of 26 years.
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They wanted us to flee with our tails between our legs.
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She manages to flee the hospital and escape back to Wonderland.
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Lawler, wanting to flee the country, accepted and signed a contract.
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Your body is coiled up chemically, ready to strike or flee.
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There are about 100,000 displaced people attempting to flee the clashes.
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Numerous victims unable to flee the building collapsed shortly after exposure.
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People who flee poverty are considered economic migrants rather than refugees.
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Civilians and surviving fighters will flee abroad as the regime advances.
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Many had to flee Syria, becoming refugees in Turkey and Europe.
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Her sister had helped her flee North Korea a decade ago.
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Express yourself with a dead-set seriousness, but flee from certainty.
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He did not flee the scene, said Kate Spiner, a spokeswoman.
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If all this news makes you want to flee, that's understandable.
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Not so, Vice President Pence, Mother has no reason to flee.
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Survivors of a mass shooting were forced to flee approaching flames.
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After pulling a brake, the saboteur would flee onto the tracks.
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When markets tank, some people always want to flee to cash.
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Many flee it for just that reason: the endless financial striving.
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Every year, more than a third of students flee Northern Ireland.
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Before the operation, Iraqi forces dropped leaflets instructing residents to flee.
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She tries to flee, but he forces her into the elevator.
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In the last few days, some have been able to flee.
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Friday because of a fear he might flee or destroy evidence.
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The police arrested dozens trying to flee, including first-aid volunteers.
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A decade ago economic crisis forced hundreds of thousands to flee.
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And Islamic State fighters have not shown much propensity to flee.
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After the incident, the pair allegedly tried to flee the area.
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Massive and unprecedented wildfires are forcing people to flee their homes.
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Those stories highlighted the plights of refugees trying to flee conflict.
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It is one thing to cheat death and flee to safety.
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If Syrian communities keep functioning, fewer people flee and become refugees.
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Prosecutors have argued there is a risk the men would flee.
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Some might flee that situation or quickly go to bankruptcy court.
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It is true now of us as we flee gun violence.
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In Tuesday's attempt, the authorities said 40 children managed to flee.
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One militiamen was seriously injured after falling while trying to flee.
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Faced with enormous financial losses, many insurers would flee the market.
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Brutal security offensives drove waves of Rohingya to flee the country.
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"They flee to what they know, to screens," Ms. Turkle said.
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Videos from the scene showed the panicked crowd attempting to flee.
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Almost 5 million people have been forced to flee the country.
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More than 2015 million people have been forced to flee their homes.
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What makes you march toward the guns rather than flee from them?
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China considers many dissidents to be criminals, including those who flee abroad.
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Image: APTo date, around 25,200 people have had to flee their homes.
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The fighting has prompted tens of thousands of civilian residents to flee.
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To date, some 230,000 people have been forced to flee their homes.
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The Pandit community says nearly 400,000 of them had to flee Kashmir.
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America can be proud to have compassion for those who flee persecution.
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"He's got a gun!" one officer said as Blevins began to flee.
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Go deeper: Why Central Americans flee to the U.S. despite "zero tolerance."
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Others posted that they had been forced to flee and rescue themselves.
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It was enough for Ms Asia's defence lawyer to flee the country.
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Nahid and Masood flee; a half-life of regret and recrimination begins.
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They argued the couple might flee or obstruct their work unless jailed.
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Still, police tell us the suspect somehow manged to flee the scene.
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But in any dangerous storm, there are always people who won't flee.
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But as you flee to the West, you are obliged to assimilate.
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Officials say there is every indication IS will fight rather than flee.
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They're free to flee the country, but that doesn't mean they're safe.
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Money, he warned, is "a coward", and may be about to flee.
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These fearful encounters are causing the carnivores to flee their kill sites.
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"Civilians are under great danger as they try to flee," he said.
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"We believe he has every incentive to flee the jurisdiction," said Berman.
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Some are staffed by defectors who hope to encourage others to flee.
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"He has every incentive to flee if he is released," Rossmiller said.
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A 52-year civil war forced many Colombians to flee into Venezuela.
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This caused people at the event to attempt to flee the location.
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But regime thugs threatened his family, and he had to flee again.
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That wall could be overwhelmed if massive numbers try to flee Idlib.
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Human beings have a right to flee when they are in danger.
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Millions need humanitarian assistance and have been forced to flee their homes.
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Soon it will be sacked and I will flee with my thralls.
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" Hawkins added, "Those who try to flee risk being shot or wounded.
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Powell played along, waiting for the right moment to flee, she said.
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That conflict saw 700,000 Palestinians forced to leave their homes or flee.
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While trying to flee, he fell on the tiles, banging his head.
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Evidence of election fraud in North Carolina; Venezuelans flee a humanitarian crisis.
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The crisis has led at least 550,000 Venezuelans to flee to Colombia.
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Eventually, the corpses in the city caused people to flee the city.
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Businesses would lose out on top talent, and their customers would flee.
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Cut drivers' earnings too deeply, and they might flee to a competitor.
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At the peak, about 212,000 people were forced to flee their homes.
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Russian airstrikes are hitting civilians, causing them to flee and overwhelm Europe.
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He and his wife decided to flee their home in Aleppo instead.
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Hrebid paid for his ticket to flee to Lebanon in November 2010.
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He could picture her standing there, one foot raised, ready to flee.
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A panicked pet could lash out or injure itself attempting to flee.
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Then there's ... Drapetomania, that is the tendency of blacks to flee captivity.
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He didn't flee, but got lost while searching for his birth mother.
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Bond funds would normally attract interest when people flee the stock market.
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Diep Tran / Vietnam: My parents had a choice -- flee Vietnam or die.
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A brutal civil war caused Jenny to flee her country in 1985.
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Others were injured trying to flee the store, Edwards told the outlet.
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Historically, many people were forced to flee for political or religious reasons.
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Some were reportedly able to flee from a hole near the wing.
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Instead of saying "Bless you" when someone sneezes, people flee the room.
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Rumor has it that hangovers flee at the sight of this sandwich.
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However, few civilians used that lull in violence to flee the city.
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The judge who sentenced him to death had to flee the country.
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The conflict has forced about 4 million people to flee their homes.
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She was eventually able to flee the room, according to the suit.
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Until then, they'll continue to flee to the caves when it rains.
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The run, it seems, has absolved him of his need to flee.
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Of seeing clearly the failings of home and nevertheless refusing to flee?
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Last year Mr. Khashoggi wrote about his decision to flee the kingdom.
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The crackdown drove more than 730,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee to Bangladesh.
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Or we can try to flee, and then they can kill us.
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As soon as my leg gets better, I'll flee back to Iran.
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Parents will continue to flee violence to protect their children and themselves.
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Regional leaders intervened, and he was allowed to flee to Equatorial Guinea.
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So last year, Ms. Marroquín, now 53, decided to flee the country.
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He then fires on people as they try to flee the church.
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The phenomenon of women trying to flee Saudi Arabia is not new.
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As the front lines have shifted, some have been forced to flee.
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May's deal sideways, increasing the speed at which investors and businesses flee.
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Mr. Orrego-Savala was arrested as he tried to flee on foot.
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Evacuations have begun, with more than a million people expected to flee.
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"Withdraw, turn your backs," and flee the "army gigantic" marching against Europe.
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But the actions have also trapped civilians who are desperate to flee.
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Thousands were forced to flee, leaving behind charred resorts and smoldering farms.
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Mr. Bush tried to flee, but he was caught by police officers.
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It's all fruitless and they flee the scene before the authorities arrive.
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Eritreans who can't stand living conditions in Eritrea flee rather than rebel.
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Thousands of Rohingya had sought unsuccessfully to flee from the Myanmar side.
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Just having to flee the fire enables a claim, the lawyer said.
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The Taliban had looted Qayum's house and forced his family to flee.
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Most Indian boys and girls don't flee home when they turn 18.
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Others claim that we need to flee to some outer space planet.
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Water is rising all around them, and it's past time to flee.
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As the Syrian shelling closes in, more people will flee, he predicted.
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Their goal, according to Ayan, was to flee home, marry and die.
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They flee, only to get caught in a battle that ends tragically.
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He managed to flee the country last week despite strict bail conditions.
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He says many flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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One group of American soldiers already had to flee under Turkish shelling.
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Now it is racing to keep the lights on as investors flee.
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Mr. Jammeh's oppressive rule prompted thousands of Gambians to flee the country.
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We did not flee war or persecution or hunger or failed harvests.
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The victim was able to flee and return to her dorm room.
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Nearly everyone frantically asked which way was safe for them to flee.
|
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Women of all ages flee there, some with newborn babies in tow.
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The threat has led companies to flee Tehran, sending Iran's currency plummeting.
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But women who flee to government forces are sometimes no better off.
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They usually have dual-citizenship, so they can flee to the Vatican.
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" Updike saw Tyler's work as part of a Southern literary tradition, noting that "she holds fast, in her imagination and in her person, to a Baltimore with only Southern exits; her characters, when they flee, never flee North.
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Daniels quickly turned on the lights, prompting the intruder to flee the property.
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He acknowledged that the cut likely caused regular investors to flee the stock.
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He and his friend tried to flee on foot, but were quickly nabbed.
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The prosecution may argue that that attempt to flee suggests consciousness of guilt.
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Malaysia is worried that militants could flee to its eastern state of Sabah.
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Authorities are warning people in other rural communities to be ready to flee.
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These connections helped him flee Cambodia after the rise of the Khmer Rouge.
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Fish populations flee reefs during seismic testing, with numbers dropping by 78 percent.
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The accident killed 31 right away and forced tens of thousands to flee.
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Gardner's oldest son, 7, was able to flee the apartment and was unharmed.
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As he was trying to flee the campus, he stabbed a university employee.
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Tens of thousands did flee -- but many more have stayed in their homes.
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The Hound takes Arya flee on horseback before anyone realizes who they are.
|
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IS has vowed to kill more Christians, leading many to flee the area.
|
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ISIS executed some who tried to flee and took others as human shields.
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Panicked residents flee The attempt to capture Guzman Lopez unleashed chaos in Culiacan.
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Women make up nearly half the global refugee population, and many flee unaccompanied.
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But neighboring Nevada scrapped the policy - prompting solar companies to flee the state.
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This would remove the single biggest grievance causing Eritreans to flee their homeland.
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Rogina Begum, 25, was forced to flee when the military attacked her village.
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We motor towards them, and since they're doing illegal activities, they always flee.
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We did extensive reporting on why they would want to flee the country.
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For everyone to understand that it's not a choice to flee your homeland.
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Many of those charged had to flee Iran because of their online activities.
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The women and children are shrieking; in the background some manage to flee.
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Within hours of its hitting the airwaves, Trump's GOP backers began to flee.
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Still, if you decide to actually flee north, here's a good primer.[CBC]
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Many people had to flee their homes with not much time to prepare.
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After establishing his reputation in America, Meier crossed the Atlantic to flee prohibition.
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They hope to persuade their fellow citizens to resist or flee the country.
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The other suspect did not flee police and he was questioned and released.
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Republicans began to flee the campaign in greater numbers, too, as Maine Sen.
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Scared, they kids flee and join the scenes of chaos unfolding around them.
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This forces the most vulnerable to flee their homes for an uncertain future.
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Utilization also remained steady in 2018, meaning healthy people didn't flee the marketplace.
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Or we could all flee to these new worlds and leave Trump behind.
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The flow of foreign capital dries up or—worse—capital begins to flee.
|
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When police arrived, McCaster allegedly attempted to flee, but was stopped and arrested.
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For example, the Emmy winner will "flee" at the sight of a bee.
|
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Young migrant girls came to the U.S. to flee the violence back home.
|
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The victims tried to flee the scene as the attackers approached, police said.
|
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He didn't flee to Canada or enroll in college to obtain a deferment.
|
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"Those who manage to flee cross to Costa Rica or Honduras," Cuadras said.
|
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In all, some 10,000 people have been warned to flee, fire officials said.
|
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That said, you shouldn't immediately flee any fixer-uppers that need plumbing work.
|
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Since then, more than 4.5 million have been forced to flee their homes.
|
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Why did half of the DeLuca family flee the entire continent of Europe?
|
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She attempted to flee Mexico after the cartels threatened to kill her family.
|
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Authorities alleged Ludwick had attempted to flee the United States in a boat.
|
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And Williams is far from alone in their desire to flee the state.
|
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Customers will flee companies that do not protect their data, the logic goes.
|
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The accident killed 31 people instantly and forced tens of thousands to flee.
|
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That means anyone looking to flee at a moment's notice will be screwed.
|
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Of late, Kim has cracked down average North Korean citizens trying to flee.
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He tried to flee the island for the first time at age 230.
|
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The collapse has driven an estimated 3 million people to flee the country.
|
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And more than two million people have been forced to flee their homes.
|
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They also planted mines everywhere and today we pack our clothes to flee.
|
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Her captor was not at home when she managed to flee, Fitzgerald said.
|
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Investors likely flee these hot stocks during times of fear in the market.
|
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Residents said ISIS fighters have massacred people, young and old, trying to flee.
|
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But 60-year-old Jaclyn Nyoka was one of the first to flee.
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On February 2, it returned and saw its shadow, only to flee again.
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Clearly, any sentient individual should tuck it under his arm and flee immediately.
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"We can't categorically affirm that there was an intention to flee," said Muzzi.
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They left Kandahar, Afghanistan, in the mid 80s to flee the Soviet invasion.
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Most, like Noor's parents, came here in the early 1990s to flee famine.
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The calendar girls are forced to flee a mob of love-hungry grunts.
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The accident killed dozens right away and forced tens of thousands to flee.
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Then the fire suddenly changed direction, and Nappi warned his wife to flee.
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Thousands of civilians took the opportunity to flee the city, overwhelming aid agencies.
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The man was caught by police as he tried to flee Frankfurt station.
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To temper that need-to-flee feeling, you drink — that's the "kocktails" part.
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Depending on your outlook, this is either fantastic news or reason to flee.
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I did not flee from India and neither am I an absconder. Rubbish.
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Mr. Hill and the rest of the group scatter and flee the scene.
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The militants overran Marawi in May, forcing more than 803,000 residents to flee.
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Every year millions of Britons flee the drizzle to sizzle on foreign beaches.
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Many have been forced to flee their homes and many more their countries.
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Residents describe terrifying middle-of-the-night scrambles to flee from raging wildfires.
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She and her family claimed diplomatic immunity to flee the country shortly afterward.
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Many say they were forced to flee atrocities committed by the Myanmar military.
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Her plan was to flee the Netherlands by winning a college scholarship abroad.
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Prosecutors feared she would flee the area, according to a transcript released Tuesday.
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The financier was jailed for a bail hearing over fears he might flee.
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Third, welcoming refugees who flee violence and persecution is core to America's values.
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My dad was jailed as a teen for attempting to flee Communist Cuba.
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"In the name of Jesus," he ordered Bill's demons to "manifest" and flee.
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When the Sewol capsized, its crew members were among the first to flee.
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Your wife was forced to flee the bloodthirsty Khomeini regime as a teenager.
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Isaac and Marie to flee their home and eventually lead to Isaac's kidnapping
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Residents there had little time to flee, and the death toll exceeded 1,000.
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Cicero attempted to flee, but accepted his death when confronted by his assassins.
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McCain says it's not money that is causing pilots to flee the force.
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Roland Hendel knew that he and his daughter had to flee their home.
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Muehe was able to flee to another classroom through a shared ceramics closet.
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"Jones has violent tendencies and may attempt to flee internationally," the FBI said.
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Corrupt Silk Road Investigator Re-Arrested for Allegedly Trying to Flee the US
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Travelers from around the world flee a shattered building, fearful of more bombs.
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Olson immediately told his son to flee before the animal "lunged" and attacked.
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After that, the family decided to flee the country until things calmed down.
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The release of the Times report apparently caused Raniere to flee to Mexico.
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Her "new test" may be struggling to survive and flee Braavos for good.
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They haven't gotten to the point of provoking people to flee their homes.
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The judge reportedly asked what evidence the prosecution had that Cosby would flee.
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Flames engulfed buildings, melted cars and forced people to flee into the sea.
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The treatment led her to flee Italy for a few weeks, she said.
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The authorities said they believed that he was about to flee the country.
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To value the process is not to flee from work or political engagement.
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Background reading: • "It's all gone": Desperate Rohingya flee Myanmar on trail of suffering.
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Within 10 minutes, Shamila had to flee: They could have killed her daughter.
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But sometimes people flee a storm only to find themselves in its eye.
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They flee any stock or bond that seems risky, causing markets to slump.
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Others also flee eastward across the Brazilian border, or north to the Caribbean.
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No place to flee, you just do what they tell you to do.
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The men were unable to flee because they were shackled to a table.
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The family was forced to flee their home in Syria six months ago.
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Afterward, we would try to flee, but they would chase us down again.
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By 2013, Barabandi was helping Syrian revolutionaries secure visas to flee the country.
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She has since managed to flee the country and gain asylum in Canada.
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For people trying to flee Yemen, the rejections have come at considerable cost.
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The two flee into the forest, each for separate reasons, looking for escape.
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It collapsed onto more than 100 panicked people as they attempted to flee.
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All people who flee their homes need help; the choice is no choice.
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The suspects were trying to flee as officers arrived, the sheriff's office said.
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People in the street were able to flee and no one was injured.
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Parents flee poverty and violence in countries like Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.
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But the virus has made many drivers to flee back to their villages.
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The caravan is a caravan because it is safer to flee in numbers.
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Some tried to flee, and others played dead in the hopes of surviving.
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So they resisted the Taliban, instead deciding to flee to the city center.
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Many will die, many will flee, many will be buried under the rubble.
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The timer gives the crew ample time to flee before the rockets launch.
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As they tried to flee the madrasa, rockets were fired from the helicopters.
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Maizullah, who had a son in the Afghan National Army, decided to flee.
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Otherwise, if it continues to butt heads with regulators, more members could flee.
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His uncle, who was too old to flee town, was murdered, he says.
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Sectarianism is rife; tens of thousands of Sunnis flee their homes in fear.
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During the struggle, his weapon malfunctioned, giving several other people time to flee.
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Thousands of survivors, forced to flee the flames with little warning, remain displaced.
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Princess Alice was known to have helped a Jewish family flee from Greece.
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It's hard not to want to flee, and it's hard to look away.
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Sultan Mohammed, badly beaten up by Naseer's men, decided to flee his country.
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Allegations that the government had helped her flee were only speculation, he said.
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Those who did not flee were either sick or disabled, an official said.
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The authorities said they suspected that he was about to flee the country.
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And my grandparents, because of Fidel Castro, lost everything and had to flee.
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Some members of Ares attempt to outrun this reckoning and flee the building.
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It is impossible to flee to other places, even though we are scared.
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Displaced people flee Ras al-Ain, Syria, located on the border with Turkey.
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"It's a fight to death for anyone not prepared to flee," she said.
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Fearing for his son's life, his father urged him to flee to Europe.
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When others flee, he runs to the frontlines eager to assist those suffering.
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People flee their homes as mortars land in several locations near the border.
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The gunmen flee, but one goes into the nearby Comptoir Voltaire, a cafe.
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Another major misstep by Mohammed bin Salman, and investors could once more flee.
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Tourists in Iceland flee a wave caused by breaking glaciers Nature, you scary.
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The servants, by contrast, sense that trouble is near and flee the scene.
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As the river kept rising Sunday, he knew it was time to flee.
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But it is extremely rare for people to flee across the demilitarized zone.
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Trump says residents should flee upstate New York: Republicans there did not disagree.
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Ghosn was held in jail for months, as officials feared he could flee.
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Police say the gunman was wounded, but managed to flee in a taxi.
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Rush briefly attempted to flee, then stopped as the officers got near him.
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There is an old saying that goes: confront a gun, flee a knife.
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He managed to flee to Russia, where he still lives to this day.
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Shortages of food and medicine have led some four million Venezuelans to flee.
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The accident killed 33 within weeks and forced tens of thousands to flee.
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Like everything else that would have made previous presidential candidates flee for Brazil.
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That chaos could prompt insurers to flee or jack up their prices for 2018.
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Those adults and children also panic and flee instead of trying to stay together.
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Bosnian Muslim refugees flee Srebrenica in a United Nations truck on March 31, 1993.
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Weeks of rain in Peru have caused rivers to rise and people to flee.
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Dire conditions led more than 200,000 to flee the country between 2012 and 2015.
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There is nothing worse than people who go back and have to flee again.
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He was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
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They're being forcefully returned to Honduras just days after trying to flee the country.
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Her 7-year-old child suffered trauma from the event, prompting them to flee.
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Television images showed desperate scenes of residents trying to flee through tight, labyrinthine alleyways.
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A number of victims drowned in the sea while trying to flee the fire.
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Waiting for the actual day would be dicey since people flee for the holidays.
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He then attempted to flee the car on foot, before being caught by police.
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The men say they were injured during the shooting as they attempted to flee.
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U.S. officials are concerned tribal groups may fight for control as the militants flee.
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Mayla Miraflor has a vehicle loaded and ready to flee if Mayon rages unchecked.
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"There is no escape ... unless you flee," he told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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The earthquake shook buildings, cracked walls, and caused people to flee from shaking buildings.
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He was arrested by Dominican marines at sea trying to flee to Puerto Rico.
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When the earth finally stopped trembling, she knew it was time to flee -- again.
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Some people flee for their lives to Thailand; others just seek a better life.
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Since 2011, the war has forced more than five million people to flee Syria.
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But they say Feliz Garcia stalled out his motorcycle as he attempted to flee.
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Hospitals face staffing shortfalls as doctors flee to better-paying jobs on the mainland.
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The question is how long will they have to wait before they can flee.
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Those who could flee ran into the sea, staying in the water for hours.
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Money would flee to greener pastures in offshore accounts, commodities, or even under mattresses.
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In 2014 Islamist Militias forced the internationally-recognized government to flee the capital Tripoli.
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The Belarus-born couple had initially immigrated to Paris to flee persecution in Russia.
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Countless slaves used the excitement of war and the confusion of battle to flee.
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Early humans often had to chase prey or flee predators, opening themselves to injury.
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He died in the fire, and Begum was forced to flee with her child.
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One said he had to flee the park after rangers threatened to kill him.
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People flee the Route 91 Harvest country music festival after gunfire erupted on Oct.
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Senior defectors from the regime typically flee abroad, where they are still not safe.
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Under the deal, some ISIS members were allowed to flee Raqqa with their families.
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That's especially true for people who hastily flee threats of violence with virtually nothing.
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"Welcoming refugees who flee war and oppression is part of our duty," Ayrault said.
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The robber tried to flee, but collapsed outside the restaurant where police apprehended him.
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The group flee to a rock formation in the middle of the frozen lake.
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Sometimes Nathan would advise Ugandans who had decided to flee for their own safety.
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Smith, who was driving, wanted to flee but Prince refused to ignore that attack.
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So, Rose decided to flee to Paris, where she lived just before meeting Abe.
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There, rapid land seizures panicked investors, causing them to flee the market in droves.
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When police arrived on the scene, Traylor allegedly attempted to flee, according to WREG.
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After he died, Escobar's family was forced to flee Colombia for their own safety.
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Some named sources, such as an Ethiopian journalist, were forced to flee their countries.
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However, many students flee after graduation, resulting in a severe case of brain drain.
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Cover it in the world's ugliest color -- greenish brown sludge -- and watch 'em flee.
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Lora managed to flee the shooting scene, but died after falling into the ravine.
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Vietnamese children flee site of napalm attack in South Vietnam on June 8, 1972.
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People flee Puerto Rico and come to the U.S. because of our greater freedoms.
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That's what starts your heart pounding and primes your muscles to fight or flee.
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The deadly wildfire has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes.
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On Thursday, Frank objected to Chan's release and said he could flee the country.
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A deadly wildfire exploding in northern California, forcing thousands to flee their homes tonight.
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Not only did he flee, he's fought all efforts to get him to return.
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He was being arrested for allegedly possessing a switchblade and trying to flee capture.
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ISIS executes anyone who tries to flee when ISIS fighters are not otherwise occupied.
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"If he was going to flee he would have done so already," Greenberg said.
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The civil war in Syria has led millions of people to flee the country.
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Two others who had been in the apartment were able to flee the scene.
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So, the civilians are forced to flee, clutching their children and their few belongings.
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Others left the guns and ran away and so I had to (flee) also.
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Some of those who had to flee their home countries play FIFA like crazy.
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Rising violence and ethnic tensions have led many state officials to flee the area.
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Consumers flee into the unknown, hoping to get their hands on the latest craze.
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The man was able to flee the scene, and no arrests have been made.
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A woman and her elderly parents were steeling themselves to flee their flooded house.
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When Fraser tried to flee the vehicle Mason held her back by her hair.
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"Welcoming refugees who flee war and oppression is part of our duty," he added.
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"It seems their intention is not pasture, but to make people flee," he said.
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Hundreds of people were injured from bullets or from trying to flee the scene.
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They said they ran Sunday after one of their children urged them to flee.
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Those rates are low enough to not cause wealthy folks to flee, Wolff said.
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The gunman lifted his shirt and revealed a handgun, prompting the friend to flee.
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Others are simply coming to their hospitals in an effort to flee the fires.
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One person, injured while trying to flee the shooting, was taken to a hospital.
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He is alleged to have tried to flee China after conspiring to assassinate Mao.
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His centre negotiates with armed groups to release the girls, or helps them flee.
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Investors continue to flee from the tech darlings that once carried the market higher.
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In other words, we can walk away methodically, or we can flee in panic.
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Mr. Leue said businesses that don't flee could also simply opt to go underground.
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Tonya Couch faces up to 10 years in prison for helping her son flee.
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" When he tries to flee, she "came after him, arms swinging, gorilla teeth bared.
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It killed dozens of people within weeks and forced tens of thousands to flee.
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Witnesses reported seeing the presumptive killer flee the scene aboard a large motor scooter.
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Suppliers and terminal operators said demand has soared as motorists in coastal areas flee.
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Some employees tried to flee on foot but were captured in the parking lot.
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It killed dozens of people within weeks and forced tens of thousands to flee.
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The healthiest tend to flee wars, leaving the sickest behind, dragging the measure down.
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The government is not kind to those who flee military service, as I did.
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Did they flee Mosul too quickly to destroy the written record of their occupation?
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I felt the familiar urge to flee, but knew I had nowhere to go.
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In the meantime, more will flee to states with worse weather and more freedom.
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Thousands of civilians forced to flee Aleppo are now displaced within their own country.
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After some brief combat in a nearby conference room, they flee to another floor.
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Ethnically charged fighting soon spread, shutting down oil fields and forcing millions to flee.
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As they flee new fascisms, A Task maps the terrain of life amid nihilism.
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So of course I understand how people want to flee from their own country.
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These people ran for their lives after being given an ultimatum: die or flee.
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The intruder sought to flee on foot but was tackled by officers and arrested.
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Conditions for those who have been forced to flee have reached a crisis point.
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When her disapproving brother found out she was gay she was forced to flee.
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Mr. Mackenzie, a big man with a difficult-to-forget face, tried to flee.
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He would be the last person killed in an attempt to flee the GDR.
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Eventually, firefighters cleared a back road for hundreds of the community's residents to flee.
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He was then killed by the Houthi group while trying to flee the capital. .
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International economic isolation can be self-perpetuating as businesses and currency reserves flee abroad.
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A million civilians were forced to flee their homes in the last three months.
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The violence in India prompted many Sikhs to flee; many settled in New Jersey.
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They asked to speak to Aguilar's employer, which prompted him to attempt to flee.
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Clients, knowing the bank have access to cash, will be less likely to flee.
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Meanwhile, across the nation, health insurance plans are beginning to flee the Obamacare marketplace.
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If you watched 'Surviving,' you know Dominique's mother convinced her to flee from Kelly.
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"The place you are born," he writes, "is simply the first place you flee."
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During US-led offensives against ISIS, people could flee or risk becoming collateral damage.
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It goes badly, and they flee into town to hide out in a hotel.
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She managed to flee; one of the men, David Ross, followed and raped her.
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Play a few bars of ominous film-score music and I'll flee the room.
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Mary and the children flee with an elf named Jim-Jim (Kiet Tai Cao).
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He initially tried to flee, but turned back when his car caught on fire.
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Rapping furiously at one door after the next, she cried for them to flee.
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Dise said she could not flee in her car because the tires had melted.
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"A lot of people were trampled as others were trying to flee," he said.
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For Muslim immigrants desperate to flee their abusers, there are almost no safe options.
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But his father was caught trying to flee the North and died in prison.
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Members of the Creek Nation who tried to flee to Kansas were chased down.
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The Honduran boy was not the first immigrant teen to flee from a shelter.
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When the police arrive, they'll fire tear gas to force the residents to flee.
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But one need not flee to the wilderness to benefit from Earth's natural beauty.
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Thousands of people were forced to flee, leaving behind charred resorts and smoldering farms.
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Even the county's emergency operations center was forced to flee its Marathon headquarters Saturday.
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Many Japanese military personnel would eventually flee into nearby jungles and die of starvation.
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Cairo Radio's Hebrew-language program advised Israelis to flee while there was still time.
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Conditions there have caused millions of Venezuelans to flee the country, largely on foot.
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It is not nativism but Islamism that is driving Jews to flee from France.
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The outlook is so grim that foreign investment has begun to flee the country.
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The number of people trying to flee the country could soar in a crisis.
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Still, as people flee, the sick, disabled, and elderly would likely be left behind.
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But it is impossible to know how many animals managed to flee, for instance.
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A wallaby hops across a road to flee a fire near Mangrove Mountain, Dec.
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He was attempting to flee the country when officers arrested him, the spokesperson said.
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Maybe you and your business can easily flee to a state with lower taxes.
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Back then, they had to flee the approaching flames, spending hours on the beach.
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Residents and tourists across a broad swath of the southeast were advised to flee.
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He eventually returned, only to be forced to flee again during the recent violence.
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That will be particularly important, Parsi said, if protesters need to flee their government.
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ICE agents shot an immigrant trying to flee — and now the FBI is investigating.
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LIKE MOST citizens of Central America's northern-triangle countries, Hondurans have reasons to flee.
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"His incentive to flee is massive," assistant US Attorney Daniel Richenthal told the judge.
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You long to flee, but it's so good that you can't avert your gaze.
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Apparently not all the attackers were able to flee back east toward Nuevo Laredo.
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Central Americans often flee their countries due to threats of violence, abuse and murder.
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The animals are less inclined to flee from the unobtrusive instrument, is the idea.
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They calmly and clearly recalled the brutality that forced them to flee the country.
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Thousands of people were forced to flee their homes without their belongings or animals.
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The fighting forced at least 150,000 residents of these villages to flee to Azaz.
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Go deeper: Dorian's death toll climbs in Bahamas as 3,500 flee worst-hit islands
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Some of the protesters became unruly and physically violent, forcing Mr. Murray to flee.
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With the opening round completed, the Masters field seemed eager to flee the vicinity.
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I wanted to flee but I was afraid they were going to kill me.
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Fred Ramos's photos of the forces compelling migrants to flee Central America are timeless.
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In an attempt to flee Batman, he jumps into a pool of chemical waste.
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During the Laos civil war he made the frightening decision to flee the country.
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She's been harassed, she's had death threats, and she's had to flee her home.
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A 353 military crackdown drove more than 730,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee to Bangladesh.
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In past relationships, Emma had a tendency to flee whenever things got too serious.
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He managed to flee the village of Tobzawa before ISIS blocked the route out.
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She had to flee the area she lived in to escape an abusive relationship.
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The crackdown has caused around 650,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh in recent months.
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" He also, oddly, encourages drug dealers to flee: "We are coming for you. Run.
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Thousands flee Venezuela's economic collapse, overwhelming Colombia's borders Thousands flee Venezuela's economic collapse, overwhelming Colombia's borders TIBÚ, Colombia — Fradetsi Cedenllo sleeps on the concrete floor of a public sports complex beside hundreds of other migrants who have fled their homeland of Venezuela.
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Duterte says he may expand martial law 'throughout the country' in fight against ISIS Hundreds of thousands flee The crisis in Marawi has forced almost 350,000 to flee city and surrounding areas, creating a humanitarian crisis the government is struggling to contain.
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"When refugee artisans flee their countries, they flee with their skills - and that is something that can be built upon in their host countries where they often have to stay for many years," said Heidi Christ, Global Lead of MADE51 at UNHCR.
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"All of the people want to flee as there is no security," Tin Shwe said.
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Pupils and staff described scenes of mayhem as panicked pupils tried to flee the building.
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They didn't flee the horrors of communist Russia because they wanted to make America communist.
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He arrived in the country on Saturday after being forced to flee for his life.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated or forced to flee the affected regions.
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Pupils and staff described scenes of mayhem as panicked pupils tried to flee the building.
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Because they chose to flee everywhere except to ISIS' domain -- and above all to Europe.
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Throughout the years of war, millions of Syrians have been forced to flee their homes.
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Dada killed three and forced the fourth to flee, in the process injuring himself fatally.
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Hundreds of North Koreans flee the country each year, with most heading to South Korea.
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Simpson allegedly started to flee and the police continued firing at him as he ran.
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He was 13, in 2004, when his mother decided to flee North Korea to China.
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" Trump even blamed him for the loss of jobs, adding "No wonder companies flee country!
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Thousands of residents were killed during the eruption, many of whom were trying to flee.
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China says North Korean defectors are illegal migrants who flee their country for economic reasons.
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Civilians should, as always, have options to flee the violence and seek refuge and protection.
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Volatility and market swings can make even the most level-headed investors flee for safety.
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Nineveh province, Iraq (CNN)When ISIS came to Abu Israa's village, he did not flee.
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He has stripped the city's Guardians of their power, and forced the survivors to flee.
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They made arrests and shot several people, driving her and others to flee, she said.
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At that point, the statement says, she seized the opportunity to flee and seek help.
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If violence intensifies, hundreds of thousands could try to flee across the border into Turkey.
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It has killed more than 30,000 people and forced 2 million to flee their homes.
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Alkama, 20, said her family was caught by Burmese soldiers while they attempted to flee.
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Several of them were not shot but rather hurt while trying to flee the scene.
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"She attempted to flee at which time the coyote again lunged at her," police continued.
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But its origins date to 1946, when Mr. Bozic's family was forced to flee Yugoslavia.
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Demonstrators flee after succumbing to tear gas following clashes with police officers on July 17.
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The leaflets advise residents to raise white flags over their homes if they can't flee.
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Two weeks ago, 22-year-old Romelia Guadalupe decided to flee her home in Sinaloa.
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A wildfire has destroyed thousands of structures, as tens of thousands flee in Northern California.
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The family decided to flee to Pakistan 40 days ago for their safety, he said.
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Two years ago, the family had to flee, but in the middle of the night.
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Bruce was forced to flee Scotland and spent the winter on islands off the coast.
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Thousands of Rohingyas have attempted the deadly journey to flee the region in recent years.
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Hocking his awful friend's book on Twitter as people began to flee from their homes.
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The report claims many killed by police were in custody, unarmed, or trying to flee.
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She said her desire to see her mother again gave her courage to flee camp.
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Twenty people, half of whom are children, are forced to flee their homes every minute.
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Both male and female lampreys will flee from chemical signals put out by wounded lampreys.
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" Few websites, these days, offer "places of refuge" to which to "flee from this insanity.
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" After a third set of similar noises, "that was when the crowd started to flee.
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Facing few prospects at home, the number of Venezuelans choosing to flee could also spike.
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When they are responsible for a family, they are less likely to try and flee.
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In addition, he provided fake IDs to people who were looking to flee occupied France.
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But Brafman argued that because Alexander left before he was charged, he did not flee.
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And now that he has left Namibia, he has no place else to flee to.
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At least 126,000 Afghans have been forced to flee their homes, the United Nations says.
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For Iraqis seeking to flee to America as refugees, Suleiman's story is a typical one.
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Town after town, Sifton said, were given the opportunity to flee by the Myanmar military.
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READ: South Sudan violence leads 60,000 to flee Compound attack: 'Do you want to die?
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Mei's icicles also kill Genji's ranged advantage, forcing him to either flee of get close.
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Berman also pointed to the risk that Epstein would use his vast wealth to flee.
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Once inside, she called police, whose arrival on the scene allegedly prompted Jarvis to flee.
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The Interior Ministry said an assailant had been caught after trying to flee the scene.
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A woman then joins in and also starts pummeling the conductor before both attackers flee.
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"They saw me flee, they thought I was suspicious, that's normal," he told La Presse.
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A search warrant says the victim attempted to flee, crashing into the man&aposs bumper.
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Over time, the Congressional Budget Office expects that health plans would flee the insurance marketplaces.
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The driver was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
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But though I learned this the hard way, I was able to flee my otherness.
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Women can give up everything for survival, but they cannot flee the violence of poverty.
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Jain said hotel guests tried to flee through the hotel's narrow corridors, paneled in wood.
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One of them tried to flee and had to be taken down by a canine.
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He was caught hours after resurfacing, stealing a vehicle, and attempting to flee the city.
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The offensive has forced as many as 70,000 people to flee to the Turkish border.
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They also said there was a high risk Epstein would use his wealth to flee.
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ISIS fighters have massacred people, young and old, who tried to flee, residents have said.
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But many residents pulled into empty gas stations as they tried to flee the storm.
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As insurers continue to flee the exchanges, consumers will face even fewer options next year.
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Several people died as thousands and thousands attempted to flee the storm in gridlocked traffic.
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Others flee violence in their home countries and hope all along to stay in Mexico.
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Refugees who have spent vast sums to flee life-threatening situations may not go willingly.
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Then, she asked us if we had any coke, before letting us flee in embarrassment.
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Investors, who have made the Philippines one of globalisation's winners in recent years, will flee.
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Brown has seen sales erode by 15 percent as consumers flee across the city lines.
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Officials previously anticipated that the storm could prove fatal for those who did not flee.
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Reuters photographers captured the tragedy and heartbreak of civilians trying to flee the besieged city.
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Adeeb said in a tweet on July 6 that he would never flee the country.
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Clapper became one of hundreds of residents to flee the threats from the volcanic eruption.
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Evacuees flee, some brace for flooding Across Butte County, residents prepared for a possible deluge.
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Let's assume a scenario in which 1 million Venezuelan refugees flee the country in 2018.
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Not just some college kids who flee "violent words" for safe spaces, but you, America.
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The widows of ISIS fighters often have to flee their towns, for fear of retribution.
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Residents are forced to flee, homes are incinerated, wildlife habitats are destroyed, lives are lost.
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Saleh was killed as he tried to flee Sanaa for his native town of Sanhan.
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Ramirez, a stonemason, said gang violence forced him to flee El Salvador 14 years ago.
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At least 10,000 people have been killed and three million forced to flee their homes.
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A false report of gunfire prompted shoppers to flee the Westland Mall in Hialeah, Florida.
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I could not fill my lungs with air and I fought the urge to flee.
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Tens of thousands are likely to flee Hodeidah in the coming days, the ICRC said.
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Three million people were forced to flee their homes, including two million who remain displaced.
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Six of the detainees were killed as they were trying to flee, the statement said.
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The AFO threat led Guzman to flee to Guatemala, where authorities arrested him in 1993.
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Manu suspected it was a setup, and he ran outside, hoping to flee the area.
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Saudi Arabia intervened after the Houthis seized power, prompting Mr. Hadi to flee the capital.
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When women flee the Republican Party in the coming years, no autopsy will be necessary.
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His family were Syrian refugees of Kurdish origin, attempting to flee the war to Europe.
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"They carefully choose which projects and tasks to join and which to flee," he writes.
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Addition people sustained minor injuries attempting to flee the scene after the shots were heard.
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Officers nabbed 2 of the perps, but one managed to flee in a getaway car.
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Believing themselves to be cursed, the girls flee to New York, where their lives unravel.
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By Wednesday, news organizations were offering helpful guides on how to flee the United States.
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And as more insurers flee the market, those cost hikes are the tip of spear.
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At least 611 teachers have been deliberately killed, and 19,000 have been forced to flee.
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Elsewhere they make men flee, but here they welcome the fleeing man with a smile.
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Under South Korean law, it is illegal to help a citizen flee to the North.
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He attacks the carolers with a baseball bat, they flee, and the cops turn up.
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Many have chosen to flee the country of their birth, blaming growing discrimination and intolerance.
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The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.
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O'Neal was allegedly driving a stolen car before he tried to flee from the scene.
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That is an additional danger to the women and children who are having to flee.
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A lot of people helped me to flee and I stayed in a refugee camp.
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Many of Borno's doctors and nurses have been forced to flee the region for safety.
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Bennett ducked behind a slot machine, and when people started to flee he ran, too.
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Uighurs, who are mostly Muslim, say they flee China's western Xinjiang region due to persecution.
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Faced with the threat of prison, other political leaders have chosen to flee the country.
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A group of nuns gave them money and food and helped them flee the country.
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A military crackdown against the Rohingya ethnic group has forced hundreds of thousands to flee.
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Investors took that as further impetus to flee, pushing the lira down to record lows.
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Lack of basic food and medicine has forced hundreds of thousands to flee the country.
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The Turkish border police have occasionally reported apprehending Turks trying to flee across the border.
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He said Mr. Trump had done a good job in urging residents to flee Florence.
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He left Iraq to flee the Islamic State after his brother was killed, he said.
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NIRP is causing fixed income investors, and possibly even equity investors, to flee that bailiwick.
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Several people were injured jumping from buildings in an attempt to flee, Al Jazeera reported.
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They are doing what we imagine people who need to flee incredible violence would do.
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Hyperinflation and a failing economy led millions to flee before the desperation of recent days.
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In February 20163, mass protests led President Viktor Yanukovych of Ukraine to flee to Russia.
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On Monday, a wildfire in the Canary Islands forced more than 8,000 people to flee.
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When they flee, the majority of refugees and asylum seekers tend not to go far.
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Most had traveled to the United States from Central America to flee violence and poverty.
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Ms. Bibi has been in hiding since her release and may have to flee Pakistan.
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Unlike dogs, cats have an instinct to flee when they sense danger, Dr. Ratekin said.
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"If they come back, I'll be the first one to flee Afghanistan," Ms. Mohammadzai said.
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The opposition says Syrian government forces are deliberately attacking civilians to provoke them to flee.
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A third died during a house fire; he was so drunk that he didn't flee.
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They worry that poor and disabled residents without flood insurance will flee instead of rebuilding.
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Ben is forced to go on the run and Wendy attempts to help him flee.
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And answers, beautiful or otherwise, are precisely what Epstein (and Nicole) are poised to flee.
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I punished myself when I lost patience, when I bribed, when I wanted to flee.
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How Mr Ghosn managed to flee was still a mystery as we went to press.
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It prompted government evacuation orders for about 49,000 people, with many more advised to flee.
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Its leaders complain about back-stabbing while supporters flee to the left and the right.
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Loujain's dream was that these victims could find safety without having to flee the country.
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Her family was desperate to flee the city before it fell to the North Vietnamese.
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Opponents predicted that wealthy California taxpayers would flee in droves to Nevada, Oregon and beyond.
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He'd been arrested trying to flee Polytechnic in the early morning hours of November 19.
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Refugees who flee Mexican cartel violence would also have their cases bolstered in American courts.
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Those who tried to flee were shot or burned alive in their homes, villagers said.
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Two families flee communism in a handmade hot-air balloon in this cozily conventional thriller.
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She was freed on bail, despite concerns that she could flee to South Africa again.
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The gunman was shot dead by the police as he tried to flee on foot.
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"The Son" makes it immediately clear why a gay man must flee his Syrian family.
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They steered their ship back to Kimchaek, hoping to sell the squid and flee inland.
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When they arrived, the scene was chaotic, with people still trying to flee the scene.
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Some disasters, like a hurricane, give you time to collect important items before you flee.
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The family managed to get exit visas and flee the USSR when Brin was six.
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Satellite images show how large the Rohingya refugee camps have grown as people flee Myanmar
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Rohingya Muslims flee after more than 2,600 houses were burned down in their Myanmar community
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The sisters seized their chance to flee during a family holiday in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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We'll begin in Aleppo, where a pro-Syrian government offensive was forcing civilians to flee.
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In addition to those hit by gunfire, several people sustained minor injuries attempting to flee.
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When officers arrived, the suspect, identified as 27-year-old Ryan Cole, attempted to flee.
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Staff from a TV station there had to flee the studio due to rising floodwater.
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Nonetheless, he managed to flee after his associates dug a tunnel directly into his shower.
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The numbers are likely hurting as users flee to Instagram's similar Stories feature, as notes.
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Persecution in Myanmar has forced Harun to flee across those hills and paddy fields before.
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Every day, 2900,220006 people are forced to flee their homes because of conflict or persecution.
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He'd been arrested trying to flee Polytechnic in the early morning hours of November 19.
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They live in cracks of dense ice and flee from people in boats and helicopters.
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The professor who invited the speaker had to flee town for several days in fear.
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On average, states lose 60-70% of potential estate-tax proceeds as the rich flee.
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They excused themselves to go to the bathroom where they made the decision to flee.
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Some later seek to flee again, putting their lives in the hands of people smugglers.
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When Turner tried to flee, the men tackled him and restrained him until police arrived.
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The assault pushed al Qaeda's upper echelon, including Osama bin Laden, to flee to Pakistan.
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In 2017, young Saudi woman Dina Ali Lasloom attempted to flee her family from Kuwait.
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The opposition says Syrian government forces are deliberately attacking civilians to provoke them to flee.
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Two men on the motorbike managed to flee from the scene, according to the police.
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Also arrested was Alberto Miguel Rodriguez Mota, who was attempting to flee to Puerto Rico.
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The judge who first convicted him was forced to flee the country after death threats.
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A girl and her mother discuss the conditions that caused their family to flee Iraq.
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Money appeared to flee, raising concerns that Hong Kong could cede financial ground to Singapore.
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Kevin refused to surrender and tried to flee, thinking police were trying to hurt him.
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The 219-year-old said his children's tears of hunger drove him to flee Venezuela.
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The accord has faltered in recent months, forcing hundreds of thousands of civilians to flee.
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Within a year, war returned to South Sudan, and families were forced to flee again.
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But the Communists won China's civil war in 1949, forcing the Kuomintang to flee to Taiwan.
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The United Nations estimates that the violence has prompted 2.8 million people to flee their homes.
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The brutal war in Syria has led hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee to Europe.
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Syrian and Russian officials say that humanitarian corridors have been established to allow residents to flee.
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Government officials say López violated the terms of his house arrest and was planning to flee.
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A corrupt Silk Road investigator was arrested while, it looks like, trying to flee the country.
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ARROYO: They&aposre turning to the one who writes the songs that make the vagrants flee.
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Badly injured and likely in mortal danger, he decided to flee by going up the mountains.
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Panic broke out as people tried to flee the store, leaving some injured in the scuffle.
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Instead, they found themselves facing exactly what asylum seekers flee: conditions that can lead to death.
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Russians flee to China The October Revolution of 1917 led to the collapse of Imperial Russia.
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Most were Christians who faced forced conversion to Islam or death if they did not flee.
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Meanwhile, executives continue to flee — and those roles will probably need to be filled, as well.
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If regulators don't keep up, founders warned that innovation in these emerging markets will flee overseas.
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As it crept close, thousands of residents in the valley had to flee their homes nearby.
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Husain reportedly shot back at the gunmen with a pistol to allow his students to flee.
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After receiving death threats, Ishalaa made the difficult decision to flee for safety in July 2013.
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Many animals, from dogs and cats to livestock, have had to flee their homes as well.
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He went so far as to suggest that she flee to the US, but she refused.
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Tonya Couch faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of helping her son flee.
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These Central American families flee unspeakable violence at home to find themselves alienated and disenfranchised here.
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Or did her breakup with Fran make her decide to flee the tri-state area altogether?
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But what if, Fitzpatrick posits, there hadn't been a safe place to which he could flee?
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The demonstrations forced many immigrants to flee back across the frontier to their crisis-striken country.
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He warned against temptation to flee to the more established Googles and Apples of the world.
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Iso added that Kurdish civilians would flee en masse in the face of a Turkish offensive.
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Others flee knowing their husbands would eventually get kicked out, and the wives forced to remarry.
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LESSORS FLEE At its peak, Jet operated over 120 planes and well over 600 daily flights.
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Ghosn added that his health was fine, and that he wouldn't flee if freed on bail.
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Falah An ex-policeman, Falah had two choices when ISIS came -- work with us or flee.
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And so last year, Fatima made the gut-wrenching decision to flee to Europe by herself.
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Beijing is understandably concerned that tough sanctions could cause people to flee North Korea for China.
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Kelley injured her foot when she jumped off the apartment balcony trying to flee, police said.
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A shortage of paper for passports is one of many that are causing Venezuelans to flee.
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Last month, the Russians introduced a plan to provide "safe corridors" for people to flee Aleppo.
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But Saturday's synagogue shooting was already the third time she has had to flee targeted attacks.
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Boko Haram seized Bama in September 2014 in a deadly raid that forced thousands to flee.
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He added that if fighting worsens, as many as 50,000 people could eventually attempt to flee.
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There is a reason why most people want to flee high school the minute it's over.
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Even just the talk now of higher interest rates has caused investors to flee the sector.
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The ensuing military attacks on the Rohingya led some 66,000 community members to flee to Bangladesh.
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It also showed that this distinctive sound induces pigeons which hear it to flee as well.
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Republicans flee Trump: drip, drip, drip She declined to support Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns.
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The defectors showed an apparent willingness to flee the North, Reuters reported , citing an unnamed source.
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Every winter, more and more fair-weather Manhattanites flee to the Pacific in search of sunshine.
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Video captured from an apartment above shows Cote maneuver the car in an attempt to flee.
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When we see a threatening stranger, we either want to fight them or flee from them.
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"If women cannot flee across local authority boundaries, their lives can be at risk," Neate said.
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Authorities say Currie tried to flee to Thailand but was stopped at the airport in Bangkok.
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He also was a getaway driver helping one of the cultists flee after gassing the subway.
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Capital will flee like its pants are on fire How do you faceplant by 25 percent?
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Great white sharks flee in fear as the camera reveals the true menace: a killer whale.
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How many people flee the marketplaces — and how much premiums rise — is really hard to predict.
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When we see a threatening stranger, we want to either fight them or flee from them.
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Political instability, violence and poverty drove over 100,000 to flee in October of last year alone.
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At the same time, as Syrians flee their war-torn nation, Canada has opened its doors.
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That they want to destroy all medical services so that people will be forced to flee.
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The fire started early on Sunday and engulfed the shantytown, forcing its 226 residents to flee.
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People tried to flee the scene and were led to Southwark Bridge away from London Bridge.
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Some victims were asleep when flames engulfed their homes, while others had only minutes to flee.
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The first refugees began to flee from the violence in Syria and head for neighboring countries.
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Over the course of her 18 years, Johnson has seen businesses and jobs flee the area.
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The lack of opportunities and overall insecurity in Venezuela led Blanco's daughter to flee to Mexico.
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And, from time to time, they would have had to flee from some very violent eruptions.
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But, eventually, the couple's house was completely destroyed, and Inas and her daughters had to flee.
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"Yesterday, the snipers shot a woman who tried to flee," chimes in one of his men.
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For decades, outbreaks of violence have forced thousands to flee, many across the border to Bangladesh.
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Sam was pulled off of the bus and continued to flee until he collapsed, Shelton said.
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And before her family was forced to flee violence in Aleppo for the safety of Turkey.
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Bassem Youseff, the show's star comedian, was subsequently forced to flee Cairo and go into exile.
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And here's the scariest part ... it's difficult if not impossible to flee because of Lake Michigan.
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According to the Philippines government, more than 330,2423 people have been forced to flee their homes.
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City officials were preparing to temporarily house some 252,21950 people, with thousands more expected to flee.
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Countries have a moral and legal duty to provide sanctuary to those who flee grave danger.
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U.N. aid agencies said the fighting has so far forced about 22014,20143 to flee their homes.
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Rick Scott (R) earlier Thursday pleaded with residents to flee from areas in the hurricane's path.
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This region should not be a place from which refugees flee, but to which newcomers flock.
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The older brother was able to flee the situation and eventually pick up his younger brother.
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The family, who have chosen to remain anonymous, were forced to flee their home in Iraq.
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A three-year-old civil war has destroyed crops and markets, and forced millions to flee.
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Others, from villages just outside Mosul, have exploited the chaos to flee in the other direction.
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"The employees started screaming and the customers started screaming" as people began to flee, he said.
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Evacuees flee, some brace for flooding Across Butte County, residents were bracing for a possible deluge.
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With thousands trying to flee at the same time, the trip was slow going, they said.
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Only after they remained in danger at home did they finally flee to the United States.
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The passers-by stopped the assault and held Mr. Turner down as he tried to flee.
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Sarah Idan, Miss Iraq, told CNN that her family has been forced to flee the country.
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Some are able to flee the city, but most have come from the outskirts, they say.
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Natasha shames her mother into making room for some wounded soldiers as they flee the city.
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Some protesters have speculated that tear gas or an effort to flee police officers were factors.
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The quake had earlier caused panic among many residents, prompting them to flee to higher ground.
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Arriving in their uniforms and skullcaps, they surrounded the Hyundai, but the driver tried to flee.
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Then political violence struck, leaving a close relative dead and forcing her to flee the country.
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She escaped slavery and helped scores of others to flee to freedom on the Underground Railroad.
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More than one million people have been forced to flee their homes since Abiy took office.
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There are people who don't have family they can flee to or the means to leave.
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But more than an hour later, when he called back, the authorities told them to flee.
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Others decided to flee Spain and are now in self-imposed exile, for the same reasons.
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The fighting has forced tens of thousands of civilians to flee over the border into Nigeria.
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Police said he gave them an alias at the scene and attempted to flee on foot.
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Yemen Yemen's former President was killed by Houthi rebels as he tried to flee the capital.
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However, he sees this as a buy signal for stocks, rather than a signal to flee.
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Internally displaced people are defined as being forced to flee their homes but not their country.
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The officers testified they restrained Armstrong for his own protection, fearing he would flee into traffic.
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When the car's driver attempted to flee in reverse, the officer fired into it several times.
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I guess maybe that's the one scenario, though, in which he'd feel the need to flee.
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In 2017, every two seconds someone was forced to flee due to persecution, conflict or violence.
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Many have valiantly opposed the oppressive Iranian regime and been forced to flee as a result.
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However, women forced to flee — citing abuse and the opressive guardianship system — are often under 21.
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I was stuck in an airport besieged with desperate Somalis trying to flee the advancing rebels.
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It has killed more than 20,000 and forced around 2 million people to flee their homes.
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Meanwhile, the Rohingya who remain in Rakhine State continue to flee into refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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And despite the relief civilians are expressing as they flee the jihadists, the risk is considerable.
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"We sound like Godzilla coming, so they flee," said Ruth Krc, 24, an interpretive park ranger.
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This is bad, especially for the creatures therein, who have begun to flee to cooler waters.
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But why are they in a rush to flee Britain if it exits the single market?
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Paddock killed himself after the attack, but Lombardo said there were signs he'd intended to flee.
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And, as more citizens flee to nearby nations, risk of an epidemic will become more likely.
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The controversy surrounding the case led Farkhunda's family to flee to neighboring Tajikistan, where they remain.
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