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Meanings of avoid extradition in English

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Usage of avoid extradition in English
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Rebecca questioned who had funded Leifer's long legal battle to avoid extradition.
Radio NZ
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The destination of choice, as the cliché ran, to avoid extradition was Brazil.
Solar
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He then began a nine month battle to avoid extradition to Singapore, which failed.
The Guardian
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Defence To avoid extradition the men need a complete defence.
Radio NZ
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A UK trial would allow him to avoid extradition.
The Irish Times
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He has lived there since 2012, trying to avoid extradition to Sweden and the USA.
BBC
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Internet mogul Kim Dotcom has lost his bid to avoid extradition to the United States.
Radio NZ
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The South Africans suggested that Dewani might be manipulating his mental health to avoid extradition.
The Guardian
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A staged one, at the end of series four, in order to avoid extradition to China.
The Guardian
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It is not clear what became of the matter, only that he managed to avoid extradition.
The South African
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He'd been on the moon to avoid extradition because of past impulses which society called murderous.
Operation: Outer Space
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Mr Assange has been staying inside the embassy for the past year to avoid extradition to Sweden.
BBC
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Meng has been under house arrest in Canada and trying to avoid extradition to the United States.
Reuters
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Assange has been in Ecuador's embassy in London since last June, seeking to avoid extradition to Sweden.
Reuters
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Instead, McKinnon has garnered massive support in the U.K. in a years-long legal battle to avoid extradition.
Wired
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Mr Snowden is said to have applied for asylum in 21 countries to avoid extradition to the US.
BBC
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