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If he never doesanything, or says anything that eludes to a time before page one, then heappears to have been born on that page.

If he never does anything, or says anything that eludes to a time before page one, then he appears to havebeen born on that page.

Said as it is said, with that end in mind, it eludes the fact that death can be deserved.

it's as if there is something beyond you, that you used to know, but eludes you.

That is because culturally, such a fine distinction eludes most teenagers.

If the mystery of the heart eludes Einstein, the mystery of the universe troubled even more.

We are reminded by Karl Marx that capital goes beyond national borders and eludes control from any other entity. This has become a reality.

It was like a child's puzzle, which if not solved at once eludes one for hours.

However, consistent and reliable behavior prior to seismic events, and a mechanism explaining how it could work, still eludes us.

The present always eludes us: the moment we try to grasp it, it has already become the past.

Festival participants are the basis and vitality of such activities, but the research on them still eludes domestic academic research.

The actor's name eludes me for the moment.

His name eludes me for the moment.

The diversity of plant life on Earth is so great that it eludes humankind's attempts to quantify it all.

The truth is shocking but you can quit that job you hate today and liberate your life to achieve the freedom that always eludes you.

I try to grasp the beauty, it eludes me, leaving only the body in my hands.

An ideal sense of belonging, of attuning with others and ourselves, eludes us.

When a resolution eludes you no matter how hard you try, bring in a mediator, the experts suggest.

Changing its culture also means aggressively adopting the type of "customer focus" mentality that eludes most traditional nonprofits.

In high-end television writers can aspire to a level of control, as "show runners" and producers, that eludes them in cinema.

This is an important distinction that eludes many practitioners, much to the detriment of project results.

Well into the autumn of my life, the cherished goal of pure love of God still eludes me.

the reality is always cruel, the more I chase her, the more she eludes me.

I remember his face very well, but his name eludes me for the moment.

Love is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. The more it eludes you. But if you just let it fly.

Each time his heroine gets near her prey, he eludes her at the last moment.

Only the theme I sing, the great and strong-possess'd soul, eludes not.

Someone says that love is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it eludes you.

You may smile, my friends, but I pursue the vision that eludes me.

She recently underwent 10 plastic surgery treatments but it seems the perfect body still eludes Heidi Montag.

So, being realistic about your own abilities is important, yet it's something that eludes most of us.

A heart so keyed up eludes the eternal, and all churches, divine or political, lay claim to the eternal.

Why I had the sudden feeling to go for a walk in the park eludes me; but I did it nonetheless.

Key to the underground philosophy is that it represents an aesthetic third space, one which eludes conventional boundaries.

Love is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it eludes you.

Of America's great cities, Houston most thoroughly eludes easy definition.

Or does Japan have an access to its artistic past that eludes us?

It's precise character eludes analysis by political scientists.

Firstly, soccer is a game that eludes simple statistical analysis.

What you are seeing in him eludes me.

whose intellect is not quickened , and the divinity which is everywhere eludes their stupid gaze .

But the dream of uncluttered roads and cars flying overhead still eludes us.

Love is a butterfly . The more you chase it , the more it eludes you.

Here consensus eludes the experts.

We seek this when we are happy and when we are sad - yet it often seems that, the more we seek it, the more it eludes us.

But l think the more you chase it, the more it eludes you.

Sheldon: Sleep eludes me.

It sounds obvious, yet that piece ofwisdom still eludes many of the world's best companies.

The more you chase it, the more you eludes you.

And even while it eludes us, the illusion still lingers of knowing it and leads to many misunderstandings.

The more you chase it, th more it eludes you.

Unfortunately, if you are like most parents, time is a precious commodity that often eludes us.

The meaning eludes me.

Her name eludes me.

The more it eludes you.

But Mr Burnside, with only a few exceptions, never allows that to happen. Instead, happiness frequently eludes these figures;

something eludes me . a gesture , a tone

AIDS treatment still eludes Chinese children

Running Quicksilver-like eludes your pains;

Something that is not fully understood or that baffles or eludes the understanding; an enigma:

Bird Struck With Arrow Eludes Rescuers

I truly wanted to love you, but the feeling eludes me

Elude tax The problem eludes me