Therefore, it is likely that immune escape, also referred to as immune editing [ 40], may play a significant role at the onset and throughout the natural history of cancer.
And officials disclosed that notes left by the escaped prisoners referred to starting a revolution and railed at the "tyranny of the Texas prison system".
The escapes are referred to as firings, and are associated with high amplitude bursts (spikes).
The impact is almost as unnerving in "Paper Daughter," a gridlike composition of foot images that refers to escaping with false identity documents and also to escaping from the practice of binding the feet of girls.
He earned his nickname that refers to escaped slaves in North and South America after he twice broke free from prison.
"They can't just open a portal for people to escape," he said, referring to an Egyptian proposal to reopen the Rafah crossing.
After Cavanaugh and Xi Yan (who is married) join forces in a business venture, they fall into bed, though Lim's ability to convey Xi Yan's relief at escaping her marriage — which she refers to, in one scene, as "death" — makes you wonder why on earth she'd embark on this fresh hell with Cavanaugh.
It's a pretty flexible term usually it refers to small escapes from inner to outer suburbs, but it's also been used to describe the colonialists' behavior when things in Africa stopped going their way 100percentt of the time.
That's the door unmanned by her bodyguards, the one she refers to as her "escape route".
One of the major issues in fire safety engineering design refers to the design of the escape system.
That is the flow defined by propagation along straight lines with reflection at the boundary; trapping refers to existence of trajectories which never escape to infinity.
