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Troop rotations are now only carried out on foot, in ten-kilometre segments, while soldiers wear special cover to evade the drones' thermal imaging cameras.

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One night, he says immigration police came to the door of a house where he was staying, but he evaded arrest by hiding under a bed.

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Gal evaded the gunmen on the ground, but Guy was kidnapped.

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One local council said it was creating a "mockery" of the law but Airbnb said it acted on reports from local authorities when hosts evaded rules.

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The pair are relentless tech creations from a futuristic realm; Eve is an ordinary human forced to do her best to evade them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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