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The phrase "at escaping" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a skill or ability related to escaping, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "He is skilled at escaping from tight situations."
Alternatives: "good at escaping" or "adept at escaping".
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The model is used to study a number of policy instruments aimed at escaping lock-in.
But we aren't nearly as good at escaping notice as we think we are.
Alas, he had also become adept at escaping, stealing and lying baldly when he was caught.
But you know, Arafat is an expert at escaping from difficult situations".
Frankly, we give her better chances at escaping the island with her dignity intact.
But we aren't nearly as good at escaping notice as we think we are.
It is aimed, she said, at escaping Paterson's "negative stigma" as a poor, dangerous place.
Genotype 2 PRRSV strains are more efficient at escaping the intrinsic antiviral effects induced by type I and II IFNs.
Cerazette only works for some women, but my relief at escaping the hell of endometriosis is indescribable.
Flipping roaches ReprintsDr Full and his colleagues have since identified similar behaviour in other animals with hooklike toes that are good at escaping pursuit: geckos, for example.
Mr Espinosa claims Mr Cantlie and Mr Foley made two failed attempts at escaping, earning them weeks of punishments that included attempted drownings and repeated beatings.
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