When competition strikes, only those unicorns able to build a forward-looking, on-to-the next-thing culture will be able to evade the trap of their own early success.
Despite efforts to catch and relocate the otter, the clever critter evaded the traps for days, managing to eat the bait in the traps without triggering them.
Maybe the protests, by evading the traps and lures of party politics, will help to generate the nationwide sentiment that is required for policy change; maybe they will inspire a small corner of our congresspeople to push the agenda that so few of them, fearful of agitating their donors and alienating misinformed constituencies, seem willing to push.
But for the majority of Asian countries, which are still in the "middle-income" bracket, evading the trap may not be so easy.
His memoir of a postwar Islington childhood, goalkeeping for Leyton Orient juniors, and turning 18 in 1966 – with numerous rites of passage – is vivid, acute and affectionate while evading the trap of sentimentality.
Very little is stale, either, and Mr. Allen has gracefully evaded the trap built by his grouchy admirers and unkind critics — I'm not alone in fitting both descriptions — who complain when he repeats himself and also when he experiments.
The pirates had evaded the trap, but Nassau and New Providence Island were in Rogers' hands.
Tottenham's pressure eventually told as Kane doubled the lead by evading the offside trap.
"'Here and Elsewhere'... evades the regionalist trap better than any show I've seen in a while," The Guardian's Jason Farago wrote following the exhibition's opening.
Tchoyi, a handful to Newcastle all afternoon, timed his run perfectly to evade the home side's offside trap to slot the ball past Tim Krul and give West Brom what looked appeared little more than a consolation.
