No matter where, want to flee to get into "confusion".

无论逃到哪里，都要陷入“迷惘”。

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Six-hundred-and-fifty-six people staring him—or the image of them staring at him—made him want to flee.

656个人一道注视着他——或者说656个船员的影像注视着他——迫使博兹想要逃开。

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Li, himself, did not flee because he did not want to return home to burden his family which had become still poorer.

李自己没有逃跑，因为家里比以前更贫困了，他不想回去增加家庭的负担。

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So, it is easy to see that where there is that kind of conflict and trouble, there would be people who would want to flee that and to go elsewhere.

由此,显而易见,在充斥这类争端和纷争的地方,就会有想要摆脱它们,去往别处的人民

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