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flee from

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See: avoid, eschew, evade


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Just as our ancestors fought or fled from physical danger, we fight and flee from emotional danger.
Fight, Flight, or Loving Action by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Self Improvement community
The Sri Lankan military said Friday that soldiers captured a strategic Tamil Tiger rebel enclave in the volatile east as intensified fighting forced thousands of Tamil civilians to flee from the area.
Tamil Tiger rebel-held enclave captured by BHARATHA MALLAWARACHI / AP News
Seeking tougher penalties for motorists who flee from police, Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss, a former federal prosecutor, and state Assemblyman Lloyd Levine, D-Van Nuys, plan to introduce a proposal today for the ``Harley Law.
FLEEING IN VEHICLE MAY BECOME FELONY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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