Suspicion is growing that the establishment, including 'securocrats' who want to be free to bug and tap without scrutiny, are intimidating journalists in the hope of evading public accountability.
The death mask is that of Daniel Good, whose success in evading a police hunt for weeks after he murdered his wife in 1842 led to the formation of a dedicated team of detectives.
When he agreed to take the job as part of the internal round of musical chairs in which Giles Clarke became the ECB's first president, Graves probably did not expect to spend his first day evading the questions of a dogged BBC reporter at Lord's.
An Irish politician has escaped a storm at home over evading the taxman to the tune of more than a million euros by skipping off to the game this Sunday.
But large questions remain about whether Zawahiri, considered more argumentative and less charismatic than his Saudi predecessor, can unite al-Qaida's factions across south Asia and the Middle East while evading his American pursuers.
But he just waltzes on through life, evading the haggish hands of women hoping to nail him down, possibly literally.
Parents have accused the report of evading its obligation.
There is a cultural advantage, however: items can be imported temporarily into the host country without invalidating the tax exemption, encouraging collectors to lend pieces to local museums.Apart from these legal tax benefits, some hope to use physical storage as a way to continue illegally evading tax owed on past earnings.
Jade Lute was artful, too, evading his clutches, going along with the Japanese or the teachings of Marx according to the needs of the times.
These days, however, tax inspectors can, in practice, investigate any bank account if they believe the owner is evading tax.
Not only was Nahr al-Bared the only camp spared in those dark times, it prospered afterwards as a de facto free zone whose traders undercut competition by evading Lebanese taxes.Yet if there was ever an accident waiting to happen, this is it.
