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Colin, you know anybody's that's got any white elusion at all.

They teamed up to form the group, Elusion.

To Camus, elusion is a fundamental flaw in religion, existentialism, and various other schools of thought.

Elusion, cried Merlin's own senses, too late.

"Confusion, and illusion, and relation, Elusion, and occasion, and evasion"?

Grand Elusion (10 January 1986)

Vera Orlock danced "Elusion," another solo.

Smith also appears as himself in Elusion (2006), a documentary which chronicles the history of BMX riding.

Of all the last-minute campaign strategies, however, it appears that only Mr. Frisa has chosen the tactic of elusion.

The most powerful combination is reversed phase gradient elution HPLC and TLC gradient elusion by means of AMD.

Elusion was a female R&B group that consisted of two separate sets of identical twin sisters, Tamica and Tanya Johnson, and Michelle and Marie Harris.

Another time, he fell asleep on his office couch during an interview, an elusion that he attributed to the effects of cold medication, but that also enabled him, briefly, to duck questions about sensitive Parks Department policy.

The children fill a bucket with hermit crabs and we head to the Kaibo Yacht Club for a snazzy afternoon aboard the 42ft Sea Ray sport yacht Cayman Elusion, with Arthur and Captain Adam.