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escape hatch

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escape hatch noun alternative, choice, clause, contingency, contrivance, definition, device, escape clause, escape valve, evasion, exception, excuse, expedient, given, grounds, loophole, means of escape, means to essape, mechanism for evasion, opening, outlet, saving clause, technicality, vehicle of escape, way of escape, way out
Associated concepts: contracts
See also: loophole


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Joy, who works as an occupational therapist and lives in Falkirk, said: "I'd actually told my friend to phone me within half an hour of meeting Callum to give me an escape hatch in case it was a total disaster, but in the end I wished I hadn't because it was like no time had passed at all.
Ramos took a small step towards salvaging his fading reputation after an own goal from Wisla skipper Arkadiusz Glowacki sprang the escape hatch for Spurs.
Wednesday's escape hatch victim Nick De Lacy-Brown (no relation to Scott), a man who's a top hat away from being Lord Snooty and a straw boater away from being in the same student club as David Cameron.
 
 
 
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