Usually means: Capture or find after pursuit.
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  2. run to earth: Wiktionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (run to earth)

▸ verb:  (idiomatic, transitive) To find someone or something after a long and difficult search.

Similar:
hunt down, run after, hunt out, run in, nose out, dredge up, look, track, run across, explore, more...

Opposite:
lose track of, let go, release, free, lose sight of

Types:
be caught, be found, be discovered, be uncovered, be revealed, more...

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Similar:
hunt down, run after, hunt out, run in, nose out, dredge up, look, track, run across, explore, more...

Opposite:
lose track of, let go, release, free, lose sight of

Types:
be caught, be found, be discovered, be uncovered, be revealed, more...



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