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The Bruins can get away with that when Lauren Betts and Angela Dugalic are playing well in the paint, but the deeper into the tournament they go, the more the offense will need to have multiple dimensions.

From Los Angeles Times

I can’t let Dad get away with this.

From Literature

In many of the previous cases, there were claims that the BBC had allowed its talent to get away with bad behaviour.

From BBC

"I think he did, he really did think he could get away with it - but he's not as smart as he thought he was," Bernie said.

From BBC

What’s Next: To date, Apple has been able to get away with its limited AI updates as iPhone demand is strong and services revenue is growing.

From Barron's