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Another narrow escape for Spurs.

6.25pm: Ski jumping: Ladies Normal Hill Individual final 5.02pm GMT Another almighty scramble, another narrow escape for Russia.

All in all, it was a narrow escape for the Slovaks - but Mr Gasparovic's victory also raises questions about Slovakia's future path within the EU.

According to those optimists, the result of the 1995 referendum was not so much a narrow escape for federalism as a final, abortive fling for separatism.

Then came Hinrich's miss and two more free throws, and a narrow escape for the nation's top-ranked team in a game in which it committed 23 turnovers and made 37percentt of its shots.

There was a narrow escape for Rangers in the 10th minute when Greg Shields burst forward and laid the ball back for the former Rangers' player Barry Nicholson but he drove over.

Tells how in many ways the year was a long series of narrow escapes for Reagan.

The rival gangs of outlaws and "lawmen" duel back and forth, and the movie rushes through increasingly vicious gun battles and narrow escapes for Dillinger and his friends.

There have also been narrow escapes for The Boiler Room in Guildford and Manchester's Night and Day.

In 1998, Switzerland's biologists had a narrow escape from what would have been disaster for the country's research community.

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