Away
Away adverb - From this or that place.
In future
Both terms in one sentence
- Nothing is said about not coldly blowing away killers, or not brutalizing a suspect before bringing them in (laws concerning how to handle arrested criminals have changed slightly in future Detroit).
Source: Good Is Not Soft -
In the Thai flooding crisis of 2011 they dug up Bangkok's roads to try and channel away the floodwaters despite the cost in future rebuilding.
Source: Godzilla Threshold -
Barely averted at least once on Casualty, albeit with a motorcyclist instead of a pedestrian who got away with a few bruises and a stern reminder to look both ways before crossing a junction in future.
Source: Death by Ambulance
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