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It was enough to escape a second relegation in three seasons.

Cancer cells, like H.I.V. particles, can mutate quickly enough to escape a single targeted drug.

Even if we are lucky enough to escape a deadly war or a terrorist atrocity, the cumulative impact of having Trump in the White House for another thirty-nine morths, or possibly even longer, is hard to fathom.

In the ballot on October 5th the left-wing incumbent, Dilma Rousseff, got 42% of valid votes, eight points more than Aécio Neves of the Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), the main centre-right opposition, but not enough to escape a run-off on October 26th.

It also hints at some of the hardship Dickens himself knew as a boy and which gifted him the ability to empathise with others who had not had not been lucky enough to escape a fate he might so easily have shared.

Having seen a rocket launch, Dad was fortunate enough to escape a V2's return to Earth when he was waiting for another train at Queen's Park underground station in north London.

It's a reportedly successful way to engage the people of the city, but it doesn't quite do enough to escape an aura of do-goodery.

Against Dallas last week, they did just enough to escape with a 5-point victory; on Sunday, their inability to move the ball allowed the Steelers to score 14 points in the final quarter and zoom past them.

I was lucky enough to escape and to find a new life but what about the million others in South Sudan with no opportunity to heal?

While some exons may diverge significantly enough to escape being detected by a local alignment tool of choice, it may still be possible to identify a compartment accurately as long as its alignment delivers the query coverage above the threshold.

The whole of Mitchell's body was inside the goal, but he recovered quickly enough to escape in what was an extraordinary let-off.