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On Saturday, city mayor Eric Adams said the "net is tightening" around the gunman, who has so far evaded police despite an extensive search and the use of facial recognition technology.

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Eventually, 190 lawmakers evaded police lines and forced themselves inside to vote down the order.

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“Upon arrival, Hernandez evaded staff custody, jumped out of the van, and is currently at large,” the department statement said.

Lawmakers - some scaling the parliament's perimeter walls - evaded police lines to gather and vote down the order, but the army said it would remain until revoked by the president himself.

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He said he has studied President Carter’s use of an executive order shortly after taking office in 1977 to pardon thousands of men who evaded Vietnam War drafts.

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

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