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1
After the soldiers had removed their quarters he had another
remarkable
escape
.
2
Another of the captives, Slover by name, made a more
remarkable
escape
.
3
You were in the stage, I understand; a most
remarkable
escape
.
4
The woman driving the car and eight rail passengers had a
remarkable
escape
.
5
A teenage girl has had a
remarkable
escape
after she fell into an underground cavern in northern China.
6
HIV is a
remarkable
escape
artist.
7
A fireman in Russia has had a
remarkable
escape
after a pile of snow knocked him off his ladder.
8
The story of these deaths, and of one
remarkable
escape
,
is related by a fellow-prisoner who witnessed the scene.
9
All 297 passengers and 12 crew had a
remarkable
escape
,
although 14 people were injured.
10
After last season's
remarkable
escape
act, does Gus Poyet's side have the firepower to avoid such drama this time around?
11
Publication was postponed and the premises had a
remarkable
escape
from the fire that devastated the then Sackville Street area.
12
That is evident now; but were I in your case this really
remarkable
escape
would make me wonder what is fated.
13
A WOMAN had a
remarkable
escape
when she jumped from the upstairs of a house after an arson attack in Galway.
14
She was filled with the belief that she had had a most
remarkable
escape
,
and was eager to have her theory confirmed.
15
Now victory for Neil Woods's team over Burton and failure by the Londoners to defeat promoted Rochdale would complete a
remarkable
escape
.
16
It was a terrifying sight, and, taken in conjunction with their own
remarkable
escape
,
one to make the most careless and sceptical reflect.
remarkable
escape
remarkable