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The most striking additions are of course the caterpillar tread on the back and ski on the front, in theory enabling this thing to manage a man-powered escape across land or snow.
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After the escape, a man claiming to be Hudon-Barbeau spoke to a reporter at 98.5 FM in Montreal, by phone.
CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS
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The day after Arty Groys and his wife retired to Florida, she was killed in a head-on collision with a man fleeing the state to escape the discovery of frauds perpetrated under the guise of good citizenship.
NEWYORKER: The Valetudinarian
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One of the spots, which shows up on video sharing sites such as Hulu.com, shows a man stuck in a precarious situation: he is trying to escape a porcupine.
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Police are taking no further action against a 37-year-old Bristol man who had also been arrested on suspicion of assisting a prisoner to escape.
BBC: Brian Grady: Woman, 34, charged over murderer's escape
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West Midlands Ambulance Service said the lorry driver, a man in his 50s, had an "amazing" escape.
BBC: Lorry crashes off M42 flyover on to M6 Toll
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Now, our guest said that Shakur's brother, a man by the name of Mutulu Shakur, helped her escape from prison.
NPR: 3 min 57 sec
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From the fight of handicapped women for motherhood to a man's battle against desertification, from the use of rap and dance to escape violence to reflecting on the concept of "home" and migration, these films are currently being broadcast worldwide, leading viewers to consider important societal issues.
UNESCO: Communication and Information
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The actor has been at the center of a heated debate over tax exiles as France's Socialist government proposes a hefty tax on the rich, but he has denied that he accepted the passport to escape the tax man.
WSJ: Depardieu's New Russian Address: Democracy Street
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But if you spend enough time talking to ministers, EU commissioners and ambassadors in Brussels, you cannot escape the sense that, in private, Mr Sarkozy is seen as a rather ludicrous and tiresome man, forever announcing grand, impulsive plans, ideally without any warning at press conferences, before leaving his colleagues to pick up the pieces.
ECONOMIST: European politics