Escapes
Pass and escapes are semantically related. in break away from topic. In some cases you can use "Pass" instead a verb "Escapes".
Both words in one sentence
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In one story from Wally Wood's Sally Forth, the squad escapes captivity from savage tribesmen by having the Dumb Muscle team member pass as one of the guards — just by taking his shirt off.
Source: Identical Stranger - An episode of an Australian news parody show (the name escapes currently) had one short about a man who refused to sign a chain email that said, 'if you don't pass this on, a little boy will die'.
Source: Chain Letter -
The Guards Must Be Crazy: Bodie escapes from juvenile hall in suburban Baltimore by simply grabbing a mop bucket to pass the guard booth and then walking out the side door.
Source: Series / The Wire
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