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| Hi ckc, a runaway vehicle or animal has gone out of control. In this sense, figuratively, we can say "runaway jury" a jury which is out of control. Have it double checked anyway with your dictionary: As you know the context of you will be able to get the meaning easily. cheers Udara |
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| I agree with udara sankalpa. ~R |
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| Thanks, udara sankalpa. Your explanation is very clear. It matches the theme of the movie perfectly. |
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