In the end, when Gypsy flees her crime, the fact that she flees north seems like one more inevitable part of an over-the-top morality play.
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Another group of children — our children — flees a school.
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Amy hears the commotion from outside and the group flees.
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In the video, the former soldier flees by military jeep.
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In February, Ukraine's parliament votes to remove Yanukovich, who flees.
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And if he flees, he is branded as a traitor.
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But when it gets hot in the kitchen, he flees.
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He fends off the gay dude's pawing and flees, terrified.
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One of the stopped civilians flees and the police give chase.
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He then gets back in the car and flees the scene.
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Darke flees, entirely solipsistic, magnificently consistent in his scathing, odious arrogance.
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Alice flees, but not before seeing Principal Featherhead enter the building.
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Yingluck does not show up for the verdict and flees Thailand.
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Headlines Indian celebrity jeweller flees to UK claiming political asylum on.ft.
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In one episode, she flees a spa after seven agonizing minutes.
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Snowden flees the country and is eventually allowed asylum in Russia.
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She flees, hides, finds refuge, and flees again through South and North Carolina and into Indiana, helped by assorted brave souls and stalked at every turn by Ridgeway, a relentless slave-catcher fueled by bloodlust and greed.
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Just before he flees for his life, Noah Solloway adopts a mantra.
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"If he flees from the investigation, this undermines his credibility," he said.
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When he begins to play music, he calls up monsters, and flees.
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No one ever flees free market capitalism to go back to Marxism.
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"If he flees from the investigation, this undermines his credibility," he added.
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Huckleberry Finn flees his drunken father and heads for the Mississippi River.
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As he flees the scene, he leaves another bomb to go off.
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Nicole flees to Brooklyn, but the Master's reach is long and cruel.
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February, 2014 - Ukraine's parliament votes to remove Yanukovich, who flees to Russia.
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And Elsa still flees for sanctuary while her sister runs to help her.
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Cheryl, unfortunately, sacrifices herself and stays, fighting off the guards while Toni flees.
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Escobar finds somewhere to hide out, realizes he might be busted, and flees.
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Walmart's core shoppers tend to be in both of those demographics, Flees said.
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Walmart can make health-care more affordable, accessible, personalized and transparent, Flees said.
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There's a triumphant finish when Yanukovych flees Kiev and goes into Russian exile.
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O'Neal then rams into a police van, and flees the Jaguar on foot.
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The young man flees the homestead — and Scotland — as soon as he's able.
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Then, as she flees the scene, we see her running for her life.
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When Nick flees from the mounting pressure, it's Noelle who must save Christmas.
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Pregnant woman flees on bike Evacuees who escaped oncoming flames described harrowing ordeals.
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The soldier opens the car door, leaps out, and flees into the hills.
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Its lyrics contain fragments of a story: Jackie flees her hometown, Franklin, Tenn.
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But she flees old-time shibboleths; hers is its own kind of otherworldly.
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The guy flees when he notices a tiny foot stirring under the blankets.
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He flees with an uncle and a cousin but is separated from them.
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One day, the old man flees for the forest, the mastiff in pursuit.
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Snow White's jealous stepmother despises her, so she flees to escape her wrath.
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Renay flees with her daughter Denise from the abusive man who fathered her child.
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Lisa immediately flees, and both halves of the couple return to their separate paths.
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Jughead flees Dilton's G&G bunker with a dying Ethel and the rule book.
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Then she flees back to her home country, off to start a better life.
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When Raphina and Brendan separately share painful confidences with him, he flees or sulks.
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Twigs spill from her dropped text, as she flees translation class, the nun's query.
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In a third abandoned marriage, the determined wife flees, the mourning husband is shattered.
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She flees to the bathroom, he lays a hand on her, and she screams.
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When the uprising is crushed, he flees Germany with a price on his head.
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She flees to a rural house once owned by her grandmother, and settles in.
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The driver — who will later be convicted of dangerous driving — leaps out and flees.
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"We are lowering the barrier for people to take care of themselves," Flees said.
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Enraged, Whiterose shoots Philip Price dead in a street full of witnesses and flees.
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The driver — who will later be convicted of dangerous driving — leaps out and flees.
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After Max's death by suicide, Mary flees to France, where she and her ex reconcile.
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To escape, Holden flees into the ring, and into a strange new world beyond it.
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Look at just about any crime where a suspect flees the scene in a rush.
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And if capital flees they can allow their currencies to fall without the economy faltering.
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Yorkie doesn't enjoy the attention she's getting by dancing with another girl and she flees.
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Bebe gets mad and stomps out; Marnie gets mad and flees to the upstairs bathroom.
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She bops him on the head with a bedside lamp, then flees, presuming he's dead.
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He then brandishes a weapon, sexually assaults his victim and flees, the deputy chief said.
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Margaret flees England during its civil war, and meets and marries her husband in Paris.
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Pete flees in a panic, grabbing his phone and leaving Billie with the terrified children.
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And when he decides that the victim is beyond help, he impulsively flees the scene.
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Total: 7 Season 4, episode 5 A woman flees a robotic dog that tracks her ruthlessly.
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After a death, Sandis flees from her captor and meets up with a thief named Rone.
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She flees from her home and encounters Baba Yaga, where she discovers that words have power.
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The crew, or krew, flees with the cash, and we're left to wonder what's to come.
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The cluster instead knocks out their nemesis, Milton Bailey (aka Brandt/Whispers/The Cannibal) and flees.
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Faith flees, and Kristen tries to convince her to come back inside and clear the air.
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It's Ben who gets paranoid, kills his competition, changes his name, and flees to the fascists.
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They have another fight, but this time Devon flees with the children in her station wagon.
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The Jeep, though, pulls away, and the officer bangs on the window as Mr. Ghaisar flees.
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When Fred flees, he breaks away from baddies but also from the ultimate in masculinity cults.
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Lenù flees her friend's wedding, sees a threat to Lila and races back to help her.
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Then, she flees — leaving him along with their two children and a seaside home in Dorset.
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Shortly after the film opens, Jeanne (Esther Garrel, the director's daughter), flees to her father's apartment.
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In the next full-page spread, all the ambient details are back as Chick flees, screaming.
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After some initial words are exchanged, Hickman moves to arrest Rush, who then flees on foot.
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When shots ring out, an ostentatious NBA star flees in an invisible car, running over bystanders.
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He recognizes her announcement for what it is — a declaration of war — and flees the house.
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Then ask yourself what Philly will do in the event Butler flees as a free agent?
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As she flees Villanelle's apartment building, she sneaks past a group of what appear to be medics.
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Highly indebted emerging economies usually worry about servicing foreign-currency-denominated debt as capital flees the country.
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Is it only someone who flees for war or also somebody who just wants a better life?
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As Stefan flees the dead man's apartment, a corporeal version of the Pax demon appears, frightening Stefan.
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Wilting under a domineering mother, she flees her own birthday party after her sister steals the limelight.
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In "The Atlas Pursuit," that is the home she flees when diabolical government agents come after her.
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The couple wed and, after the captain is asked to join the German Navy, the family flees.
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After taking a few "He will not divide us" chants to the face, the man in question flees.
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Running tells the story of Bridey, a young American who flees Washington State to live in Athens, Greece.
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The rebels and their allies seize control of Aden International Airport and Hadi flees to Saudi Arabia. Mar.
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He works without a licence—the city government has stopped issuing them—and flees when enforcement officers approach.
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After a scuffle between Scott and Slager, during which Slager allegedly tried to use his Taser, Scott flees.
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Victim flees into his house, while 1 suspect steals the car and crashes it into a parked car.
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I felt like Dr. Manhattan in Watchman when he flees to Mars to ponder the meaning of life.
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But during his freshman year, Cunanan's father, Modesto, flees the country for the Philippines to evade embezzlement charges.
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Bond escapes from Piz Gloria, Blofeld's base in the Swiss Alps, and flees to the village of Lauterbrunnen.
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He flees the mystery, and the attendant media frenzy, seeking refuge with an old buddy in Colorado Springs.
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" A man flees "once he sees how far & wide, / how dark & deep / this frigid female mind can go.
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Frances flees in confused shame, but when she returns, a few days later, it is to his bed.
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Emerging markets continue to underperform and the dollar continues to stand tall, possibly as capital flees Asian economies.
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Unprotected abroad by the force field of Fox News and Republican sycophancy, he flees early, sniveling and humiliated.
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As Gary Cohn flees the White House, financial markets are discovering that elections have more than one consequence.
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However, it's too late as the driver quickly pulls out of the parking lot and flees the scene.
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As Eve flees the scene of Villanelle's apartment, our assassin is hiding out behind a gate on the street.
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Several parties in the Dutch parliament have said they support providing temporary shelter to Bibi if she flees Pakistan.
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Adena, a Muslim immigrant hoping to extend her visa and stay in the US, flees the scene in fear.
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So this is what it looks like when someone "flees with just the clothes on their back," I thought.
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Janice-as-the-demon flees the orphanage and is eventually adopted after giving herself the name — you guessed it!
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The attacker then flees on foot in the direction he came from, leaving the man lying on the ground.
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Several parties in the Dutch parliament have said they support providing temporary shelter to Bibi if she flees there.
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Blanchett loses her hair towards the end of the film, after her character commits a murder and flees Italy.
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As a child, she flees the Iran-Iraq War with her parents and witnesses the death of her mother.
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Video of the encounter shows the migrants being detained by border patrol agents while the smuggler flees on foot.
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After Mary flees for the airport — his stay amounts to all of a few hours — Mickey rounds on Gus.
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The gunman flees the scene and the police woman, aged 25, succumbs to her injuries at around 11 am.
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Miles grabs Peter (who is still unconscious) and flees, using Peter's web shooters to soar through the city streets.
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"I think about a woman, 55 years old, three children, semiliterate, who flees from Somalia to Kenya," said Mikkelsen.
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She hooks up with a stranger but when they end up in her apartment she flees to her bathroom.
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But it isn't until she flees to Mexico ahead of the Nazis that Leonora discovers her true artistic voice.
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When he fails to prevent them from marrying off Sahar, who is 11, to their landlord's son, Zain flees.
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Hemogloben tries to join in, he flees by leaping into an enormous basket that speeds him down the mountain.
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When she flees after his romantic declaration, Mikey, as he is known, is crushed but also spurred into action.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that officers can stop a person who flees from them in high-crime neighborhoods.
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Sandy, a successful author evading his publisher and agent back in New York, flees to a small Michigan town.
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The attempt goes horribly awry, and Darius flees for his life aboard a boat, the Porpoise of the title.
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In the myth, as she flees Apollo, Daphne cries out to her father, the river god, to save her.
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Kawhi Leonard may be available, and if James flees to the Western Conference, Kevin Love would be a perfect fit.
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Once there, she is treated with such hostility by the young engineer in charge that she flees home in humiliation.
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But she flees when she learns that Boss Yeung wants to pay her off and bring up the child himself.
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A high-end escort from Belarus, who says she was the mistress of a powerful Russian oligarch, flees to Thailand.
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"Don't believe a word they say," Modesto tells Andrew as he takes his son's car and flees to the Philippines.
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Little Dog was born in Vietnam, but his family flees as refugees to Hartford when he is just a toddler.
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Sneaking out of Greece, P flees through Italy to Zambia to take up a modest job flying a crop duster.
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Read MoreLendingClub cancels summer internships as capital flees Performance of loans originated from LendingClub remains robust, Sanborn wrote in the email.
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Richard flees to Scotland with a map she was carrying to escape her killers and find the leader of the plot.
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In "Black Deutschland," a young gay black American flees to Berlin in the 1980s for a heady, bohemian coming of adventure.
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She flees to the house, and her parents try unsuccessfully to keep the four people — Leonard, Redmond, Sabrina, and Adriane — out.
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Some crazy IT guy is working for Debbie Wasserman- Schultz then he flees for the border, and Donald Trump is risk?
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Massive tree crashes down Video from the scene shows a massive tree crashing down as a panicked crowd screams and flees.
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"True symbol of the British spirit as man flees terrorist attack clutching his pint," said student Henry Slesser (@HenrySlesser), on Twitter.
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As he flees across the country in his car, he begins to realise there's something not quite right about the child.
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Rather than being someone who is inherently likely to commit acts of terrorism, a refugee flees violence, including acts of terrorism.
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The dark crowds over them like a thunderhead and flees as they nudge each other into the beam of the projector.
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Together, they pledged more than $3 million ($2.2 million USD) in home equity and cash, which they'd owe if Meng flees.
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Together they pledged more than $3 million ($2.2 million USD) in home equity and cash, which they'd owe if Meng flees.
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In one of Wes Anderson's best, a young couple flees a small town, leaving the adults comically scurrying to find them.
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On newsstands, the headline "Suspect flees after Mountainview stabbing" was splashed across the front page of Pipe Dream, the student newspaper.
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After the third time, he kicks Nipsey and flees back toward the alley ... where we initially saw him enter the video.
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She fights off wight after wight after wight, then flees for her life narrowly ahead of the forces of the dead.
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He flees from one locale to the next in his quest for freedom, never abandoning his desire to be a pilot.
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Until then, she enjoys what might be one last night with her friends, but flees as soon as the blood moon appears.
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The Bride flees the scene to take the honeymoon trip alone, resulting in a dark meditation on love, loss, grief, and celebration.
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The young girl flees the house and books it down the street, screaming about how her mom doesn't have a head anymore.
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Critic's pick In this scorching movie from Nadav Lapid, a young Israeli flees to Paris and tries to transform into a Frenchman.
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A woman named Cole flees across the country with her teenage son, Miles — she's guilty of harboring and murdering a healthy man.
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When you dig deeper, Flees said, you find about 67 percent of households are concerned about access and quality of health care.
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On top of that, someone looks determined to kill the poor prof, who flees with help from a doctor, Sienna (Felicity Jones).
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The film follows the free-spirited woman who flees her arranged marriage and finds refuge among a rabble-rousing preacher named Jesus.
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He asks her to create a fake paper trail about the Kalabi arrest; she agrees, then flees, then hands in her resignation.
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A nurse, Harper Grayson, flees to a refuge after contracting Dragonscale, hoping to survive long enough to give birth to her child.
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Some who have studied the video, including Patrol Chief Fred Waller, claim it shows Augustus reaching for his weapon as he flees.
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Seal held tight in hand, Geralt manages to recite what he thinks is an exorcism, and the genie flees from their sight.
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But as the entire vehicle market flees from cars for crossovers and SUVs, might the decline in sedan sales be more permanent?
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In the forest she flees the sounds of barking wolves and encounters mythological creatures as well as family members in storybook disguises.
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Solo flees Corellia, leaving behind Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke), for whom he has the hots, or, to judge by his expression, the tepids.
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After Adam shoots two people and flees, a manhunt ensues, and leads Sten to reconsider how best to relate to his son.
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Based on the footage, in which the car flees the scene in reverse, it is difficult to believe the attack is accidental.
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Theon flees and floats away (is Alfie Allen made of wood?) as his sister is taken prisoner with Tyene and Ellaria Sand.
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One of them pushes the drug-laden canoe into the middle of the river and flees into the jungle with the others.
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Tolstoy interrupts her frenzied search and a violent confrontation erupts, after which 82-year-old Leo flees his home with his doctor.
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As agents enter the house from the front, Modesto again flees out the back, climbing over a wall … where he encounters Andrew.
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Cara is a wife and mother who, after a nasty marital row, flees her home in England for a spa in Arizona.
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When her son is taken away from her, she kidnaps him and flees to her grandmother's vacant cottage on the North Sea.
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New Nordic Cinema, "Framing Mom" An uncertain Norwegian bride flees to the restroom during her wedding reception and finds an abandoned newborn.
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After a bad breakup, she flees Britain for a struggling hospital in southern India — she's both going somewhere exotic and coming home.
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Graham) flees her disapproving family in haughty Hartford at the age of 16, after giving birth to a daughter, Rory (Ms. Bledel).
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Afflicted by post-traumatic stress disorder, he attacks the local police when they try to detain him and flees to the mountains.
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Even in coordinator Brian Daboll's shrewd designs, he often leaves open receivers untargeted, and he flees at the first hint of pressure.
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She flees into Kurdistan by posing as the wife of a Sunni man, Nasser, who risks everything to escort her to safety.
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Here a terrified crowd flees a flaming "hell wagon"—a feature of Flemish festive processions—only to find themselves in a death trap.
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It shows a young woman in an Uber who empties out the driver's tip jar and then flees the scene with two friends.
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The video shows masked protesters circling Ngo, punching and hitting him and dousing him with a "milkshake," then following him as he flees.
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When the family is overthrown by the rival Harkonnen house, Paul Atreides flees and is taken in by nomads known as the Fremen.
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They're the parents of Paul Atreides (to be played by Timothée Chalamet), who flees into the deserts after his house is brutally attacked.
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Season 2 follows Misery's Annie Wilkes (Lizzy Caplan) as she flees from state to state with her daughter Joy (Elsie Fisher) in tow.
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IN "Planet Earth II", a baby sea iguana flees from a pack of hungry racing snakes to the safety of the rocks above.
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In the clip above, premiering exclusively on Refinery29, Pike flees the scene with Hamm by her side in the midst of their mission.
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A black dog, identified as Rocko, then runs in view of the camera, and the officer shoots several times before the dog flees.
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The merriment comes to an abrupt halt when the trio accidentally sets the room on fire, and Simon flees the scene butt-naked.
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If he's in the White House at weekends, he usually flees to his golf course on the banks of the Potomac in Virginia.
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In another, earlier scene, Vikander flees then fights a group of young men in Hong Kong, leaping from boat to dock to boat.
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The book follows a teenage slave named Cora, who flees a Georgia plantation and tries to evade bounty hunters, informers and lynch mobs.
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Michael flees from custody, as you'd expect, and returns to his former hunting ground, in small-town Illinois, for a night of reckoning.
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North Korea defector flees This footage captured a North Korean soldier fleeing across the demilitarized zone as his former comrades shot at him.
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Blevins flees from the officers as they chase him and yell for him to stop, put his hands up, and drop the gun.
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The killer flees, guns are drawn, bullets fly and a casualty is incurred as Kreizler's driver, Cyrus, is struck down by the suspect.
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And when the pair flees town, the white girl's escape from her abusive father keeps eclipsing the black woman's escape from violent injustice.
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Orphaned when his father dies, and afraid he'll be blamed, he flees on foot from his small town to the northern wheat belt.
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Part romance, part crime drama, the story opens as Vincent (Emile Hirsch) mysteriously flees a big city to return to his tiny hometown.
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In A Beautiful Day, when Lloyd finds himself out of control, beholden to his fear and sadness, he flees to go to work.
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"Man Flees London Bridge Terror Attack Still Holding Pint of Beer in His Hand — and Brits Couldn't Be More Proud," the Mirror reported.
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Instead, Jesse flees in the El Camino car for parts unknown — the last we see of him is him speeding away, finally free.
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As Langdon flees amid the chaos, Hannah manages to shoot and kill the assassin and then finds a key card on his body.
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When Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman, "Revenge") hijacks the machine and flees to the present to avoid capture, the upstanding Wells gives chase.
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After escaping her dead-end marriage, aspiring chef Zoey Sullivan flees to New York and finds herself working in reclusive millionaire Tristan Malloy's kitchen.
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When the King is murdered, she flees to her homeland when she's accused, only to find that that she no longer recognizes her home.
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She flees the scene and arrives at a farmhouse, where she ends up hiding with several people, including a man named Ben (Duane Jones).
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After the horrific beating at the hands of your stepfather, your mother flees with you and your siblings to your grandparent's house in California.
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Lyft Line — and are experimenting with things like flat flees and smart routes to promote these products as complements or alternatives to public transportation.
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Neruda is organized a bit more loosely, incorporating various scenes from the Communist poet's political life as he flees agents of President González Videla.
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Instead, she flees her village in the mountains of Pakistan with Zainab and embarks on a life-threatening journey to protect her daughter's future.
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President Trump digs in on the U.S. government shutdown, Macedonia's former prime minister flees, and the British Foreign Office gets some funny phone calls.
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Lorelai Gilmore, a Harvard-bound debutante, has a kid at 16 and flees her upper-class family for an unglamorous job at an inn.
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While urban planners and architects can't hope to stop all the forces that lead to a mass shooting, they can understand how the crowd flees.
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Ory and his wife Max have escaped the Forgetting by hiding in an abandoned hotel for years, but eventually, Max's shadow vanishes, and she flees.
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The answer to the staggering problems in Central America was never going to be that everyone who flees gets to live in the United States.
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Flees said partnerships are "an essential part" of the strategy to lower the cost of health care and to improve the health of the country.
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The couple flees the scene and the inevitable fate that follows having white blood on Black hands in America, falling in love on the run.
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The U.S. markets could get a boost as capital flees Asia and Europe for a country with a relatively stable economy and tightening monetary policy.
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The cat immediately flees when approached by a player, and the bemused broadcasters cut back to some footage of the dog romping around the field.
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The pressure of being in Gilbert's presence when she joins Ruby and Diana in dropping off a shepherd's pie is too overwhelming, and she flees.
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Colson Whitehead "The Underground Railroad," (Doubleday/Penguin Random House), centers on a slave who flees a Georgia plantation and escapes to a literal subterranean railroad.
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The masked murderer from John Carpenter's classic 1978 shocker flees captivity after a bus crash and returns to wreak havoc on his hometown Haddonfield, Ill.
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At the last, as she flees down a staircase, even her most trusted champion deserts her, leaving her to fight a battle of his own.
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Later, Naz finds her brutally murdered in her bedroom and he flees the scene, unsure of what happened, but knowing that it looks really, really bad.
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As the enemy closes in, Shelby flees his country house and returns to the streets of Small Heath, Birmingham where a desperate fight for survival begins.
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While that question goes unanswered, the finale confirms the CIA is going to continue with this dubious program, even after everyone involved flees the Darabani complex.
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She flees with her baby but faces further hardship and danger in the forests of north-eastern Nigeria, then hostility and prejudice in the country's capital.
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It shows the book's unnamed protagonist emerging from the basement refuge on the edge of Harlem to which he flees at the end of the novel.
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Though not legally responsible for the accident's tragic results, she soon impulsively flees to South Africa (and later Tanzania) to escape reminders of her collapsed life.
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WOMAN SUFFERS SEVERE BURNS IN &aposCAUSTIC CHEMICAL&apos ATTACK; SUSPECT FLEES, POLICE SAY The victim was taken to the hospital and later released in stable condition.
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It is about a writer who flees a place where she feels stifled and ends up in New York, delighted by the buzzing humanity around her.
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Surveillance footage shows a window being broken by an unknown suspect, who sets the fire while a female employee flees the office, according to the Times.
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After she is found trying to steal a priceless ancient artifact from the museum where she docents, Phil flees the property but cannot locate her car.
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"It's against federal law for me to give you anything I've removed from your body," he tells the author, who promptly flees the scene, tumor intact.
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South Korea cracks down on corruption with Samsung chief's sentencing; Thailand's former prime minister flees the country; the US slaps its first economic sanctions on Venezuela.
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After some cheesy lines about the importance of family, he flees the boardroom and within moments is singing with old chums by the azure waters of Greece.
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Suspect flees in police car The driver of the other vehicle has been identified as Steven Bourgoin, 36, of Williston, Chittenden County State's Attorney T.J. Donovan said.
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It would also explain the presence of a previously unseen "heavy TIE Fighter," which is one of the attack ships that gives chase as the Falcon flees.
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As he flees, he stumbles upon an ancient cave where he finds a magical sword that turns him into an upright-standing, sword-swinging, badass unicorn fighter.
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They stay in the moment just a hair too long for it to feel like a game...and then Eliza flees, scared of her feelings for Henry.
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She stands by her man man when he flees back to the Congo as an emissary of Parliament, watching as he immediately returns to his old lifestyle.
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Brafman's letter says Shkreli's interest in Turing is "now valued at tens of millions of dollars," and that he would forfeit that interest if he flees prosecution.
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Increasingly anxious, she flees the party, plunges into the woods behind her house and embarks on a through-the-looking-glass adventure that is the movie's centerpiece.
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" (In the movie, Dickinson defies the principal on religious grounds, and flees home.) There were pages of Dickinson's manuscript poems, written in pencil—"How have they survived?
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Unless James flees Ohio or re-signs for less than a maximum contract, the Cavaliers won't have enough cap space to add any worthwhile pieces this summer.
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Then Alice drops out of school, marries and flees to Tangier with her caddish new husband, John, to escape the traumatic memory, and perhaps Lucy as well.
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He flees to New Jersey, and the police failure to capture him after a radio station reveals that investigators have been tracking his movements by car phone.
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"Nowhere Boy" tells the story of Ahmed Nasser, a Syrian teenager who flees his home to escape the civil war that killed his sisters, mother and grandfather.
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In "A Goddessey," as the new work is called, a Traveler flees a world of patriarchy, oppression and conformity and finds solidarity with a collective of women.
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The country is in an uproar over the design and the spiraling costs, when suddenly the Danish architect Jorn Utzon flees the country halfway through the project.
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When her tree-feller boyfriend nearly kills his boss in an accident and flees in shame, Helen realizes her resulting isolation is what she wanted all along.
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Plot: As the Roman empire crumbles, young Romulus Augustus flees the city and embarks on a perilous voyage to Britain to track down a legion of supporters.
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" In its last pages, as his hero flees from Vietnam, Nguyen writes: "Now that we are to be counted among these boat people, their name disturbs us.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBar Massacre Shooter Posted Details on Social Media George Lopez Charged In Trump Brawl CNN Anchors: Armed Security After Threats Kim Kardashian Flees Cali Wildfires
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The ancient setting has the trappings of a mythical tale of two kingdoms, as the pregnant queen of the monster realm flees a civil war into human lands.
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After Robert's death, he flees the capital to join the Night's Watch, since any bastard son of Robert could have endangered Cersei's own children's claims to the throne.
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While they're on the road, the company encounters a terrifying religious fanatic known as The Prophet, and they find themselves in danger when a girl flees his community.
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Horrified that Rebecca kept him from his biological father, Randall flees to the family's cabin with his siblings, along with Kevin's costar Olivia and two of her friends.
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"The prototypical refugee flees her home country because the government has persecuted her," Mr. Sessions wrote in a decision now being contested by immigrant and human rights advocates.
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Terrified of her own power, a blood-drenched Sydney flees to the tower at the edge of town and convinces herself a hermit's life may be what's best.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 65%Synopsis: After being house-bound for nearly his entire life, Bobby (Bale) flees to the countryside following an explosive fight with his abusive stepfather.
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Following a grand narrative tradition of privileged yet jaded youth, this novel's teen-age protagonist, Luisa, flees her middle-class life in Mexico City in search of adventure.
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When Elliot flees to Coney Island, where the wedding is to take place, he's greeted by a wedding party full of people in fsociety's trademark money-man masks.
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So Elsa does what anyone else would do after an argument — flees to the North Mountain, changes her clothes, and belts out a song to her yeti friends.
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But when a police officer directing traffic signals for the vehicle to stop, Aaron slams on the gas and flees the scene, setting off a sudden police chase.
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We see Rose and Gittel living their best lives in Berlin's underground art scene — until the Nazis round up Gittel and Rose flees with their mother to California.
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The dog's wild ancestor isn't just popular in Viking metal and black metal—he also flees whenever he hears Creed's music, which is a pretty damn metal move.
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In one astonishing sequence, an overwhelmed Kaguya flees into the wilderness and the art itself frays apart, the lines becoming jagged and sketchy, movement rendered in vicious scribbles.
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Like any exercise enthusiast who realizes too late that they are punching above their weight (figuratively, unless it's kickboxing) in a fitness class, she flees to the back row.
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"Shopkeeper Missing After Oddity Store Fire" is a reference to Needful Things, particularly — spoiler alert — the ending, in which Leland Gaunt flees after his shop burns to the ground.
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The patriarch of the Buendía family, José Arcadio flees the ghost of a man he killed in a duel and then founds the city of Macondo after a dream.
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It's back to high school in this video, where an angsty Pink flees to make it big as a pop star (with some more angst along the way). 8.
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During a battle, a Culture Mind (a hyper-intelligent AI) flees to a forbidden planet, while the Idirans dispatch a mercenary after the Mind with instructions to retrieve it.
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That obviously changes if Griffin flees for the Eastern Conference (or is unable to stay healthy), but it now makes a ton of sense for him to stick around.
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As global concerns mount about the strength of the Chinese economy and domestic capital flees the country, China's Anbang Insurance Group is making a major push for U.S. assets.
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In the marketplace as in nature, the instrument of evolution is death: Bad products and bad ideas don't make it, and capital eventually flees bad firms and bad investors.
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Frustrated at their sexless first week of marriage during a miserable honeymoon cruise, Mark tries to force himself on Marnie, who flees into the bathroom and slashes her wrists.
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Ultimately, Islamist massacres transform the narrator's own city into "a lake of blood," which he flees for Italy to write the book we've just read and to go swimming.
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The plot is set in motion when a Jewish fugitive flees a concentration camp, carrying with him a lump of clay in the shape of a baby — a golem.
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I turn a slow circle, then stumble all tharn with a huge paper map blown around my head, across my face, as every animal mocks and flees from me.
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For example, while Rosie generally uses a wheelchair, she can walk when necessary — challenging viewers' perception of wheelchair users when she flees the house on foot during an emergency.
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But when he shrieks "Don't vote for me!" the audience only laughs; when he flees the van in which he's performing, his boss takes over the voice of Waldo.
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A group of bystanders who were also on the train rushed out to follow Shurbutt, and the video shows them successfully retrieving the wheelchair as Shurbutt flees the scene.
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He flees home, and from that moment on, he will distinguish himself with an ability to perceive a path for himself, to seize opportunity in the midst of chaos.
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February 2015: The Houthis appoint a presidential council, known as the Supreme Political Council, to replace President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, who flees to the southern city of Aden. Mar.
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Melinda calls the police, but is at a loss for words when they pick up the phone, so she flees the scene and the cops eventually break up the party.
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She flees down the hallway to Behar's dressing room — only to find her co-host acting out the plot from King's 1987 book, Misery, with none other than Anthony Scaramucci.
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Check out the clip -- Chenoweth doesn't have any answers to that question ... but she does say what will happen to KD if he flees OKC ... and it's pretty adorably feisty.
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When Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) flees from the humanoid figure he spots in the shadows of a moonlit country road, it's almost as if the thing is toying with him.
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Fugitive: Luis Mena -- The brutal rape and murder of a flight attendant goes unsolved for 8 years, until the perpetrator's terrified family flees to Mexico to unmask him for authorities.
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In another scene, Assange puts in colored contacts and dyes his hair and his beard inside a hotel room, then hops on a motorbike and flees to the Ecuadorian embassy.
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Kendal, an actor, is hired by the doctor (played by Kevin Conway) to spend time with Merrick (Philip Anglim) after a nurse flees him and orderlies gawk at his appearance.
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After a run-in with a pair of unsavory locals, she flees into the woods — only to soon find herself in the custody of an aggressive meth cook (Jay Paulson).
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It tells the story of a Mexican woman who flees her home in Acapulco with her son after her husband, a journalist, upsets the head of the newest drug cartel.
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Here's how the film begins: Hours after being discharged from a psychiatric hospital, a housewife named Peggy Gravel flees Baltimore's affluent Guilford neighborhood, where she has just murdered her husband.
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But denying health benefits to a woman who flees abuse sends a dangerous message and punishes a population of women and children who have been indirectly harmed by military combat.
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After initial words were exchanged, Hickman moves to arrest Rush, who then flees on foot, according to video of the incident published by the Asheville Citizen-Times on February 28.
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In his rage, Thaddeus takes a putter to Zimmerman's skull, nearly killing him, and flees his own motel room — but not before consulting a toilet bowl for a new identity.
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In this corrosive, funny and sometimes shocking existential cry, a young ex-soldier flees Israel and tries to shed his country and his identity by turning himself into a Frenchman.
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He flees into the desert with his daughter Ana to keep her safe, along with a valuable magical talisman that he hopes will buy him safety away from his former master.
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And when capital flees, it can be better to let the currency fall than to put up interest rates (and throttle growth) in an effort to keep the exchange rate stable.
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Beatriz flees to escape this violence, but in a deeper sense she is trying to slough off the varied definitions placed on her and her work, vanishing to be seen again.
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But before he flees into the woods, Archie takes the time to color his hair brown with an unidentified box of temporary hair dye in an attempt to mask his identity.
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He is on the one hand a wife-beater and a rapist, on the other a troubled, possibly traumatized man who wails like a child when his wife flees from him.
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So at first it feels surprising when the story of Kathy Thomas — a cleaning lady who dramatically flees from an abusive partner — appears, as if it landed in the wrong book.
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"Chapter 35" then doubles-down on Rafael's rejection by having Petra shut him down after he flees to her and says he wants to be there for her and the babies.
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To add to the confusion, neutrinos have a kind of quantum superpower: They can molt from one type to another, sort of like a jail escapee changing clothes as he flees.
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After their close call with incest, she flees the shabby motel where the GLOW girls are staying and finds comfort in the arms of her pizza-boy paramour, Billy (Casey Johnson).
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The book kept me in tears from a moment halfway through, when, on Terez's birthday, the mother leaves an ugly coral brooch as a birthday present for the housekeeper, then flees.
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In one of the few instances where other divers intrude, they have the effect of a detonation: A school of silverside fish, thousands strong, flees as one past a videographer's camera.
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Facing the destruction of their underground warren by a housing development, a small party of yearling bucks led by a venturesome rabbit named Hazel flees in search of a new home.
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The bird soon flees the scene, no doubt sensing the robot is about to fire some ASCII lasers and inexplicably begin chasing the bunny who hops into a burrow to escape.
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In A Year in the Life, after she witnesses a disturbing and Lynchian run-through of the Stars Hollow musical, she flees town, heading across the country to the Pacific Coast.
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Generally, across the globe, when a demon is trying to eat the sun, there's only one thing to do: make as much noise as possible until it gets scared and flees.
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Related: Humanity Flees to the Forest in this Bleak Sci-Fi Short 5 Artists Take on Dan Rather's Monument to Climate Change Deniers Enter an 'Alien Afterlife' Inside a Video Game Installation
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She flees her life (and ex-husband) in Ohio, taking her kids to the Alaskan wilderness where they live in a RV. Because … what Wall Street guy HASN'T thought of doing that?!
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If Manafort flees and the value of the four properties ends up being less than $10 million, Manafort's wife and daughter have agreed to serve as sureties to make up the difference.
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Zoey hastily flees the scene, anxious to distance herself from the uncool drunk girl, something which her new late-night peers inform her is "some East African genocidal war lord shit" (hmmm).
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When Jim Carrey farts in Dumb and Dumber it's a funny party trick, but when SJP farts in Sex & The City, she flees from bed and flits around the room with embarrassment.
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He seems to need more time with the piece to feel at ease performing it, but he may never be entirely comfortable with its more emotional moments, from which he practically flees.
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Tantalus stands in a pool of water that flees when he stoops for a drink, and he takes shade under trees whose fruits shy away when he tries to grab a bite.
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She flees Boston for Paris, then settles in New York, where she and her psychiatrist husband (a real drip) try without success to repress any inclinations toward witchcraft their children might harbor.
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In "Escape From Aleppo," a middle-grade novel by N. H. Senzai, a Syrian girl named Nadia flees her country for Turkey after civil war breaks out after the failed democratic uprising.
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So even when Cecilia flees, with her sister's help, to the home of their friend James (Aldis Hodge) and his teenage daughter Sydney (Storm Reid), she worries that Adrian will find her.
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In the film, a father (Michael Shannon) rescues his young son (Jaeden Lieberher) from a cult and flees the authorities and angry zealots to keep the boy and his special powers safe.
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Ea flees the family's locked house and her father's wrath through the washing machine, emerges from a Brussels laundromat and sets about collecting disciples to resolve a power struggle between her parents.
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After one character, Wei Bu (Peng Yuchang), a student at a mediocre school, sees his attempt to stand up to a bully backfire, he flees the bully's brother, Yu Cheng (Zhang Yu).
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She flees to the surface to escape her responsibilities and the memories, only to discover the surface world from which they came, learning more than she expected about their past and their future.
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Books of The Times Darryl Pinckney's brittle and bloodless second novel, "Black Deutschland," is about a young man, fresh out of rehab, who flees his hometown, Chicago, in the early 1980s for Berlin.
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Aspectiva has developed machine-learning techniques and natural language processing capabilities, "areas we believe will have profound impact on how customers will shop in the future," Store No 8 principal Lori Flees said.
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The central figure is a young Lebanese woman (Manal Issa), who flees the house of her sexually predatory uncle to pursue her university education and live by her wits with no fixed abode.
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The novel centers on a woman named Josie, who flees a failed marriage and a disappointing life in suburban Ohio, where she lost her dental practice after being sued by a former patient.
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Frankenstein goes there in pursuit of the monster he created, who flees to the Far North both to escape the cruelty of humanity and to lure his unfaithful creator to an icy death.
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She flees through the cold, darkened halls until stumbling into more surgeons hosing down the dead bodies of her peers piled in a glass room before succumbing to a needle to the neck.
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In the end, the song reminds us over an image of Glover's frantic face as he flees the scene, he's "just a black man" — "just a barcode" — running for his life in America.
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Parents, if you love your children (or if you are Tyrion serving as an adoptive daddy after Daenerys flees), you have to set them free, even if it means a few villagers gotta burn.
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As the actor realizes the flames are about to reach his pants, he quickly jumps off of the chair and flees just in the nick of time as the video comes to an end.
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Naomi flees, runs for miles, and finds sanctuary of a kind in a Georgia brothel, where Cynthia, the proprietress and madam, delights in her good luck at having found a source of free labor.
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You know the story: a kid grows up in a small town, feels like they cannot live their fullest life there, and flees to a big city, where they can find others like them.
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The premise: A young Jewish woman flees her ultra-Orthodox community in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and tries to navigate not just a new life in the secular world but her memories of life back home.
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Unorthodox, the limited series premiering March 26 on Netflix, tells the story of 19-year-old Esther Shapiro, who flees her ultra-orthodox Hassidic community in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for a new life in Germany.
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When Scott doesn't exist in response to Kourtney, it's in a very obvious and awkward manner, like when he flees a Christmas-themed family trip in a desperate attempt to appease a sleepy Sofia.
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Sidora flees their isolated homestead for her mother's decrepit room in town, where an old wound is laid bare—Sidora's love for another man, Saro, whom her mother considered unfit for her to marry.
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The daughter of Dominican insurgents executed by the United States Marines in 1916, a teenage Adana flees the island with the help of a lovestruck pirate (Maxwell's father), on a ship bound for Louisiana.
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Patrick Chamoiseau's Slave Old Man is alive with anxious energy; it is a pulsing, kinetic chase, following the titular "slave old man" as he flees the Caribbean plantation on which he's spent his long life.
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Insuring its 2.2 million workers across the world is the company's second-largest expense on its profit and loss statement, behind wages, company executive Lori Flees said this week at the Manova Summit in Minneapolis.
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When dad (Kevin Kline) sets out to sell the family home in New York, Dean flees to Los Angeles in denial, and distracts himself with a crush on a wry stranger named Nicky (Gillian Jacobs).
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Chased from the Senate and his home, Neruda flees with his artist-wife, Delia (Mercedes Moran), the two slipping underground while chased by a vainglorious cop (played by Gael García Bernal, the star of "No").
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After a grisly auto accident puts him in fear of another prison stint (the Frank song plays again, this time on the truck's radio before the crash), he flees from a job renovating a brothel.
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After blowing up at Farid, he flees his parents' house for his own apartment and buries his sorrows over his deteriorating mental health (and perhaps his uncertain future as a game designer) in casual sex.
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His son Jimmy, still a baby, appeared in a famous 1936 Soviet film "Circus" in which a young white American woman with a black child flees the United States for racial sanctuary in Soviet Russia.
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In "Time After Time," at 9 on ABC, the Victorian futurist H. G. Wells (Freddie Stroma) invents a time machine, after which Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman) hijacks it and flees to contemporary New York.
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It is there that he and Kelli fail to be discreet as he fingers her under the table surrounded by all their friends (bruh!) — including Issa, who flees across the restaurant to Daniel's table in shock.
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"Wanting to escape his past, man flees to illusory American paradise," is not a novel story—and it's not one that either of those games fully sticks the landing on—but both trailers emphasize it clearly.
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For Del, however, Pete has reached the end of his usefulness and should, as it were, be sold for scrap: a prospect so horrifying to Charley that one night, with the horse in tow, he flees.
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After he flees the asylum, with the help of his fellow patient, the unhinged alcoholic comedian Walker, he starts to grasp the depth of his daughters' treachery, and the magnitude of his own ignorance and arrogance.
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We meet the poor Bangladeshi fisherman Jamir; his wife, Honufa; and their young son; as well as Rahim, a rich Indian Muslim who flees Calcutta with his wife, Zahira, in the aftermath of terrifying religious riots.
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Set during the Spanish Civil War, this newly translated novel, by an important Catalan writer who died in 1983, follows a young Barcelonan through the countryside as he flees combat but continually stumbles across its aftermath.
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In "The Son," a gay Syrian man flees his family who reacted violently to discovering his orientation, crossing the border into Jordan in the hopes that he can one day claim asylum in the United States.
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Imagine a robber enters a bank, demands the contents of the safe, flees with bags of cash, and once caught, has to do one thing: return the stolen money and promise not to do it again.
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In the temporally elastic landscape through which she flees, it is slavery, as much as the slave-catcher, that is pursuing her, and anyone alive in today's America knows that she will never entirely outrun it.
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And it's also a workout; at the right time, brain sated, a reader tends to become starved for the sensory, bodily, three-dimensional experience of mortality, nature, textures, and sounds—and flees the thin gruel of text.
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When some of them are sucked into the drug trade and violence ensues, Vera flees to St. Louis, where she takes a teaching job at a local public school, a white woman in a mostly black neighborhood.
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That feeling comes to a head when she flees a betrothal to a kind widower, for reasons she doesn't entirely understand, and her father and other men in the village deem her to be possessed by demons.
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The monster rages not only against his creator, who flees from him in horror, but also against all institutions, symbolizing in one respect the "monstrous" horde of the working classes who rise in consciousness against their masters.
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When someone misses court or flees an area, a judge not only places a warrant out for his arrest but that person can be charged with a new crime for failing to appear in court, or absconding.
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Immediately, we are confronted with the grotesqueries of the plague by which Charlotte Picot, an already bereaved mother, is about to be widowed and from which she flees with her sole surviving child, 9-year-old Nicolas.
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He reinvents the universe, divorces Mileva and marries his cousin Elsa, flees Germany and becomes the sad-eyed sage of Princeton, watching from the sidelines as his former colleagues usher the world tragically into the atomic age.
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A young Indian boy runs his family's motel in Utah after his parents are deported; a gay Syrian man flees from home and searches for safety; a Ugandan woman sells cookies after her original American dream fails.
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Walmart customers will need to spend an estimated $750 billion more on out-of-pocket health-care costs in five years than they do today, compared with $250 billion in additional estimated spending on retail goods, Flees said.
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In a high-crime area, "officers are allowed to pursue an individual who flees from police unprovoked, detain them, and frisk them," he says, adding that this policy is based on the same Supreme Court case, Illinois v.
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The trial has led to courtroom scrutiny of rules about when an officer can conduct an investigative stop — they can, for example, when someone flees in a high-crime area — and what, exactly, is allowed without probable cause.
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Colson Whitehead's best-selling novel "The Underground Railroad," which was selected for Oprah Winfrey's book club, centers on a slave named Cora who escapes a Georgia plantation and flees north via the underground railroad — a literal subterranean railroad.
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"We believe this program will help our members decrease out-of-pocket costs so they can better manage their budgets and their health," Lori Flees, Sam's Club's senior vice president for health and wellness, said in a statement.
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THE STORY Set in an indeterminate time when soldiers are invading Paris, a German émigré (Franz Rogowski) there flees to Marseille, where he meets other refugees as he awaits the papers that will let him leave the country.
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While the story follows a young boy who flees from his hometown, he eventually crosses paths with a strange girl (Ridley) who joins him on a journey of self-discovery as they're pursued by the men who raised him.
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Depicting stunning African scenery, the new movie follows the same plot as the original Oscar-winning animation about lion cub Simba, who flees his kingdom after his villainous uncle Scar connives to take his father Mufasa's place as king.
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"And as a Nation, we remain committed to welcoming the stranger with empathy and an open heart—from the refugee who flees war-torn lands to the immigrant who leaves home in search of a better life," he said.
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The new movie, made with computer-generated imagery, follows the plot of the Oscar winning 1994 animation about lion cub Simba, who flees his kingdom after his villainous uncle Scar connives to take his father Mufasa's place as king.
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Walmart's Lori Flees, who serves as the senior vice president of the company's Store No. 8 incubator group, said the company will make a bigger push in grocery and fresh food this year, with automation and personalization in mind.
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Byrde (played by Jason Bateman) flees with his wife, Wendy, (Laura Linney) and kids — after convincing the cartel he can hide even more money among those rubes at Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks in return for sparing his life.
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The attack in New York City this week is a prime example: A 29-year-old man drives a rented truck into a crowded bike path, killing eight people, and then flees with pellet and paintball guns in hand.
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The film's Bambi-meets-Hamlet plot, in which an African lion cub named Simba flees his savanna-ruling family after his father's death, is nearly identical to the 1994 megahit that remains the highest-earning G-rated movie of all time.
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In the first chapter, "Childhood," Paul violently confronts his unbalanced mother and flees into the arms of his great-aunt, Rose (Françoise Lebrun, a star of the 1973 film "The Mother and the Whore"), and her Russian lover (Irina Vavilova).
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If the country the immigrant or refugee flees from is war torn, has an unstable government, or has no diplomatic relationship with the US (think Syria, Libya, North Korea, etc.) then we will have no way to access their records.
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In episode 4, they have sex, but Trip — perhaps overcome with guilt over pursuing his brother's crush, or maybe surprised to find he actually has feelings for Pearl — flees quickly, making Pearl wonder if she really did do something wrong.
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At one point, during the siege of Paris at the end of the Franco-Prussian War, in 1871, Lilliet flees the city in a hot-air balloon launched from the roof of the Paris Opera by one of her lovers.
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The young model was at the center of a maelstrom for her now-infamous Pepsi commercial, where she flees a fashion shoot to join a Civil Rights-like protest and calms the discord by offering the soft drink to a police officer.
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"Finding Home," which was launched on Tuesday by the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and advertising firm Grey Malaysia, puts you in the shoes of Rohingya teenager Kathijah as she flees persecution in Myanmar and tries to make a new life in Malaysia.
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Convicted pedophile and creator of the Jeepers Creepers films, 57-year-old Victor Salva, has been criticized after launching a casting call for an 18-year-old to play the part of a 13-year-old girl who flees her abusive grandfather.
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The remaining rider sizes up the situation, then abandons his associate and drives off just as the police pull up; the roar of the bike is so loud that it overwhelms the sound of the sirens even as it flees the scene.
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" The Daily Mail, which was previously slammed for dubbing Meghan "(almost) straight outta Compton," and has suggested in the past that her "favorite avocado snack" might be fueling human rights abuses, drought and murder, splashed its Friday cover with "Meghan flees to Canada.
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In August, we reported on RealtyTrac's much juicier, and darker, version of what is going on with Chinese buyers in West Coast markets [Foreign "Smart Money" Frets about Turmoil at Home, Flees, Plows into US Housing Bubble 2, Thinks it's a "Safe Haven"].
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The result is strangely exhilarating, as she focuses on the theater of persuasion, but she also includes the historical aspects of contemporary Christian Zionism (for instance, Thomas Jefferson designed a "Great Seal" for the US that depicted Americans as Israelites flees the Egyptian Pharoah).
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The project, titled LOLCATS, explores the evolution of cat worship by imagining a world in which a young cat obsessed with Britney Spears gets chased by cat cyborgs, flees to a sort of vaporwave cat heaven, and is eventually gutted by a maniacal cat surgeon.
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The film follows the boozy, misanthropic Mavis as she flees Minneapolis to return to her small Minnesota hometown of Mercury, where she hopes to get her life back on track by stealing her ex-boyfriend Buddy Slade (Patrick Wilson) from his wife Beth (Elizabeth Reaser).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A young actress flees across the world trying to get over her affair with a married movie maker - the plot of a Korean film in competition at the Berlin Film Festival whose director says is one of his most personal, if not autobiographical.
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Whatever he decides to do, it sounds like we'll continue to be graced with his increasingly crazed Larry-style curls and beautiful, bowling ball physique until his glorious spirit finally flees his corporeal form and goes on to feast on rum ham in the afterlife.
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"Our housing market is partially dependent on Chinese capital and if it flees because of problems on the mainland it would probably coincide with a significant downdraft in commodity prices, hurt by lack of demand in China," said Matt Skipp, president of SW8 Asset Management.
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That win kinda, sorta comes true when, looking for a handout, Mickey visits her estranged sister and billionaire brother-in-law in Greenwich, CT, but gets more than she bargained for, as this absurdly rich couple flees the country to escape federal fraud charges.
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"The Supreme Court has made it very clear that in circumstances like this, law enforcement has the absolute legal right to chase, pause, apprehend an individual who, for no apparent reason, flees from the police in a high-drug-traffic area," Mr. Alperstein said.
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This version stars Alice Braga as Teresa Mendoza, a Mexican money changer who, after the murder of her drug-runner boyfriend (their love was like heroin, natch), flees Sinaloa for the United States, where she rules the biggest drug empire in the Western Hemisphere.
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"The Underground Railroad," the latest selection of Oprah Winfrey's book club, chronicles the life of a teenage slave named Cora, who flees the Georgia plantation where she was born, risking everything in pursuit of freedom, much the way her mother, Mabel, did years before.
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He also wrote a celebrated farce, "The Nazi and the Barber" (21975), which tells the story of an SS officer and mass murderer who kills his Jewish best friend from childhood, assumes his identity, flees to Palestine and is transformed into an ardent Zionist.
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Dispatching him without undue difficulty, she flees the United States with her 4-year-old twin sons, and then — hiding out at her mother's home in Martinique — sets about unraveling the complicated back story that produced her present (which, in the novel's reality, is 1992).
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The Lobster toys with the momentum of Hollywood archetypes in its second half, after David flees to woods, where he fights desperately with forces from the hotel and courts the Short-Sighted Woman (Rachel Weisz) with offerings of hunted rabbits, some of whom were surely people recently.
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Lulu goes to prison, contracts cholera, breaks out (thanks to the sacrifice of a lesbian countess obsessed with her), flees to Paris and winds up in London working as a prostitute, where she makes the fatal mistake of taking in the wrong client: Jack the Ripper.
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Little is familiar from Argento's film, bar the basic premise: A doe-eyed American, Susie Bannion, moves from America to a dance school in Berlin—which is secretly a front for a powerful witch coven—before Patricia, a current student, disappears or flees under mysterious circumstances.
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Based on the novel "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams," by Charles Sellier Jr., it told the story of a California man falsely accused of murder who flees to the woods, where he develops a rapport with the animals around him and tames an orphaned bear.
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Directed by his longtime collaborator, Dominican music video director Jessy Terrero, the video centers around a pair who'll do anything to stay together, until one of them decides that greater monetary gain is more important than their union and flees with all the cash they've stolen.
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In the second half of this book, following a harrowing train journey through Russia and Ukraine (with stays in German-occupied Kiev and French-occupied Odessa, which she flees as the Reds approach), Teffi ends up aboard a ship commandeered by an ad hoc group of refugees.
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In December, I wrote an essay that later went viral titled "Pendeja, You Ain't Steinbeck: My Bronca with Fake-Ass Social Justice Literature," which strongly critiqued the schlock-fest American Dirt, about a middle-class Mexican bookseller who, along with her son, flees from cartoonish cartel violence.
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Most significantly, it's the place in the book of Genesis to which the patriarch Jacob flees from his father-in-law Laban with his two wives, their two handmaids, and his brood of children, including the 12 sons whose descendants would become the tribes of Israel.
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And though there's a lot of talking, the art feels kinetic; when Impy's little brother Felix throws a remote at her (Jamieson draws it spinning midair, with motion lines shooting out behind it clear out of the frame), Impy flees, arms goofily outstretched and mouth agape.
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After the filmmaker's beloved aunt is arrested for her involvement in Pinochet's secret police and subsequently flees the country, Orozco films their correspondence, challenging her denials over the course of several years via video calls, at the same time conducting her own research on the subject.
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