Thus he might escape the fate of an American, William Davies, who also ran fishing camps on the peninsula.

FORBES: Life

The best that the publishers can hope for is that they escape the fate of the music business and come to be viewed rather like pay-television companies.

ECONOMIST: Academic publishing

MPs on a cabinet committee and vague promises of a referendum, some day, on proportional representation, the reform which Lib Dems see fondly as a way to escape their fate as the also-rans of British politics.

ECONOMIST: When Charles takes over from Paddy

Fred Adams, a physicist at the University of Michigan, has proposed a novel way in which the earth might escape this fate.

ECONOMIST: To the ends of the earth

More worrying still is the fate of the thousands the U.N. says are trapped inside the Congo, unable to escape the violence.

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