He has migrated away from trouble, escaping crisis-struck Britain for booming India in 2007, then leaving that country before it sank into its sad, stagflationary funk.
Meanwhile, whatever new bungs the chancellor is panicked into, few expect the NHS to escape crisis by 2015.
Inadvertently, her "hateful" column had the opposite of the desired effect, highlighting the plight of refuges trapped at sea as they attempt to escape crisis.
But while reading the book or sitting in a movie theater, you find yourself constantly wondering how Watney will escape crisis after crisis.
Rarely, cells escape crisis and become immortalized (Girardi et al, 1965) by activating a telomere maintenance mechanism to offset telomere erosion (Colgin & Reddel, 1999).
"I can say that the Dalí foundation did its homework long in advance, and we're escaping this crisis, thankfully, unscathed," Mr. Sevillano said.
Even the country's financial industry, which just a week ago was patting itself on the back for escaping the crisis, no longer seems so safe.
As General Michel's troops gained ground, a tide of refugees escaping the crisis crossed the porous and remote border into Liberia, a country with a fragile grip on stability itself.
They were often at times of hardship – of which there were many: the death of Che Guevara, the fall of the Soviet Union, and the exodus of migrants escaping economic crisis or political crackdowns.
By Hala Abu Khatwa SALLOUM, Egypt, 4 April 2011 – Escaping the crisis in Libya, tens of thousands of families have been arriving at the Salloum crossing on the Egypt-Libya border.
UNICEF provides relief at the Egyptian border as thousands of families flee violence in Libya SALLOUM, Egypt, 4 April 2011 – Escaping the crisis in Libya, tens of thousands of families have been arriving at the Salloum crossing on the Egypt-Libya border.
