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1 This is wrong-ifyou were next you would turn and flee like a deer.
2 It was the only one that did not flee like others towards the bazaar.
3 To turn tail and flee like a coward?
4 We flee like dragonfly over water, we fight like ten guns, and we be bell to see.
5 He knew that in the moment he released her she would turn and flee like a fleeing hare.
6 But here, tradesmen, artisans, day-labourers, all thought it their duty to flee like the most powerful of the grandees.
7 She had the decency not to turn and flee like her son, but what she did was much worse.
8 In which case Lady Otrera might wish to reconsider her decision to flee like a rabbit, running from foxes to settle among wolves.
9 Her heart jolted within her, and the impulse to flee like a hunted hare was for a second almost too urgent to be withstood.
10 But while we may have lost control of our immediate future, we should not emulate the politicians and flee like rats from a sinking ship.
11 Suddenly, hundreds of rats raced past me, fleeing like a regiment of cavalry.
12 Why were they fleeing like thieves in the night?
13 Millions upon millions of people were fleeing like mad.
14 But her pride rebelled at the thought of fleeing like a thief in the night.
15 A new report finds top executives are fleeing like fossil fuels from an internal combustion engine.
16 She was gone with the words, fleeing like a hunted creature, till the gathering crowd hid her from sight.
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