The medal was one thing he did not let slip away.
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Then, on race day, I'd let slip the dogs of war.
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However, Walden did let slip one detail that I found telling.
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He also let slip something more about the woman's alleged identity.
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Trump has, in short, let slip the dogs of war, and bigly.
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But that was notably the only high-profile title Google let slip.
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Only occasionally does Mr. Trump let slip his mask of unreflective invincibility.
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His comments about it are too revealing to let slip by unnoted.
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This is not something we can afford to let slip from the headlines.
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Take, for instance, the latest hot update Richie let slip about her relationship.
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We have no idea how many false negatives Facebook has let slip through.
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In his excitement, Bjelica let slip an F-bomb during his postgame interview.
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But one student let slip that not everyone was happy about the event.
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"Foreign colleagues let slip that they sometimes prescribed it, with good results," he said.
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This morning, a European retailer let slip that Overwatch would come on October 15.
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This is a critical opportunity we cannot let slip away for another 30 years.
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But he also let slip his more personal interest in the Louisiana election, where Gov.
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Eventually, Mr. Tobin said, the official let slip that the sculpture — the first substantial Sept.
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I relished my newfound freedom by rekindling my friendships that I had let slip away.
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Only Josh Earnest, formerly a press secretary for President Obama, let slip the President's name.
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And one major character just let slip a pretty big piece of information about said battle.
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Speaking of huge deals, Rhonda just let slip that she doesn't have a social security number.
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Actor Joe Dempsie let slip that he will be at the final battle of Season 8.
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Mr. McHale let slip a few clues during a phone interview on Friday before the awards.
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The Ethicist My mother recently let slip that my father had an affair several years ago.
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For all the big leads the Panthers have let slip away, they aren't actually losing those games.
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Japan's No. 2 cybersecurity official has let slip — in parliament — that he has never used a computer.
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With macabre consistency, he and his allies let slip fantasies in which she is murdered or executed.
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" When he let slip his ambitions, Virgil Sr. exclaimed, "This child is going to hell for lying.
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Apple today let slip another reference to its potential operating system rebranding from OS X to MacOS.
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Cut from a rat-fur horizon, cloudbursts let slip lightings small enough to hide behind your incisor.
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Ernst seemed to let slip the partisan goal of the defense argument in a conversation with reporters.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt refused to debate, on the ground that he might let slip a state secret.
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However, Williams let slip in early July that she was dating a new man — and happier than ever.
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Wright recently let slip that she will return for Justice League, along with Connie Nielsen, who plays Hippolyta.
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Ms De Groen's boyfriend let slip, in conversation with one of the school's directors, that they were cohabiting.
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The move had been expected ever since Mr Trump let slip on March 1st that tariffs were coming.
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However, Hull City's Irvine felt it was a match the Socceroos would have let slip in times past.
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When we talk on the phone, every blue moon, he'll let slip of the sensitive chasm that's widening.
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Ben S. Bernanke, then the chairman, let slip in May 2013 the Fed's intention to "taper" such purchases.
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The Justice let slip that she was going home to put the finishing touches on her latest dissent.
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In May a senior Chinese official let slip that there has, in fact, been "no improvement in overcapacity".
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The justice let slip that she was going home to put the finishing touches on her latest dissent.
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Case in point: Stone, who let slip in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that she enjoys The Bachelor.
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But how long until an embattled army decided to loosen such tethers and let slip the robodogs of war?
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Others fear that Mr Macron has let slip his campaign promise to trim the size of the civil service.
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This opportunity is too rare and important to let slip away and we would only have ourselves to blame.
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In February, an official with Russia's roadways agency let slip, perhaps accidentally, how many resources the bridge was using.
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Struff let slip a 3-1 lead in the decider but broke again when Khachanov served at 5-6.
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With the Russians, he let slip key details about the acquisition of intelligence related to explosives planted in laptops.
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Then there are the secrets you hold close to your heart, the ones you're too ashamed to let slip.
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That co-worker, during her own salary negotiation, let slip to a manager that Elizabeth had shared her salary.
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" Murphy did let slip one detail: "Both ideas that we're working on now do have elements of children [in them].
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It's been seemingly forever since GoPro first let slip that it was setting out to work on its own drone.
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The Congress member let slip in a scrum with reporters that he had actually started working on his fix Monday.
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There's the glove that a Gemini astronaut let slip from the first spacewalk, and a spatula from a shuttle mission.
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I thought about all the time I let slip by because I wanted to show everyone how strong I was.
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And Elizabeth let slip how sexual jealousy was mixed in with her anger at Philip's dereliction of his patriotic duty.
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There was the occasional burst of profanity, but never more than an average coach might let slip during a practice.
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The conversation went off course as the panelists let slip their grievances with the way Selz had approached the show.
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For context on the business AOL let slip away, WhatsApp sold that same year to Facebook for more than $19 billion.
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Mel B, let slip on The Real that she and the rest of the Spice Girls will be attending the wedding.
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But one you can't let slip by is an August Smart Lock system deal that adds both extra security and convenience.
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William has already let slip that 3-year-old George has been impatiently tearing into his presents ahead of Christmas day.
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But there is a real chance the business and financial communities will let slip opportunities to fully capitalize on the demand.
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In her last tournament she had let slip a 5-2 final set lead to lose to Aryna Sabalenka at Eastbourne.
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Her sister, Venus, just let slip the sex of the baby months after the athlete accidentally announced her pregnancy on Snapchat.
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The processes to disengage with the EU will take years, years of potential liberalization that we can't afford to let slip.
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In a revealing interview with Newsweek, the Queen's most rebellious grandson let slip the secret at the heart of his family.
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I first heard it was last Thursday, when an agent let slip that he had placed someone in the writer's room.
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The filmmaker announced that... Apple today let slip another reference to its potential operating system rebranding from OS X to MacOS.
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Here's how to tell if what you're about to let slip is safe to share, or better off kept to yourself.
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In his frustration, Mr. Rockwell let slip an expletive that was not caught by censors — at least on the East Coast.
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It's a great time to draw a line in the sand, renew those long-term goals you may have already let slip.
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Most notably, Trump let slip his true feelings about immigration from several countries during a meeting with legislators at the White House.
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Image: AppleSiri let slip yesterday that Apple's WWDC conference—the week-long exploration of Apple's software development—would begin on June 13th.
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The rumor kicked up on Thursday when British DJ Goldie allegedly let slip the first name of Banksy in a podcast interview.
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This might even be the secret pragmatism behind some of the farther-flung settings: to let slip the surly bonds of context.
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The iOS 12.2 Beta already let slip that second-generation AirPods are set to arrive soon complete with built-in Siri functionality.
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During a recent interview with ComicBook, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige let slip that Reeves might soon wind up joining the MCU.
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In it, Bornstein let slip that he had prescribed Trump Propecia, a drug that treats prostate issues and also helps hair growth.
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A seemingly minor detail I let slip now might prove to spoil the keystone for one of your discoveries when you play.
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Obama also potentially let slip the sex of Jay Z and Beyoncé's twins in the speech, which of course lit up the Twitterverse.
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Not to mention, Mel B accidentally let slip on Instagram that the Girls may be getting back together, but only for something brief.
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According to the outlet, one of Cardi's reps let slip the news during the Super Bowl Maxim party where the singer had performed.
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" Someone offscreen said, "Robert Kraft," and Geragos let slip a kind of sly "bingo" in response and then walked away saying "that's it.
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" Here's what Oprah did let slip, in an interview with Extra: "There were conversations all the time, that's all we did was talk.
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Since then, star Sophie Turner let slip in a recent interview that she didn't expect show to come back until next year either.
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In a rally for Strange on Friday in Huntsville, Alabama, he let slip that he "might have made a mistake" in backing Strange.
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The surprises waned over the years as the internet became more ubiquitous and pro wrestlers looser with what they let slip to the public.
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The firm is keeping quiet on those rumors, but it did let slip a major hint after it announced plans for a stock split.
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Abby accidentally let slip that David (Joshua Malina) had multiple girlfriends and Susan's head never really went back to the American people after that.
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Commitments that you let slip through the cracks since April 17 are up for revision until December 12, when Saturn leaves the retrograde zone.
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Comparing Trump to Obama wasn't the only comment O'Brien let slip during the last primary season showing daylight between himself and his future boss.
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This week, anonymous sources let slip to the Washington Post that Twitter is considering adding a feature that lets users flag posts as fake.
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At the 34-minute mark, the Soviets took one lazy shot at the goal, which our goalkeeper let slip through his hands with equal laziness.
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JESSE GREEN 'THREE SISTERS' For months and months, New York Theater Workshop let slip only a few specifics about its revival of this Chekhov play.
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It's a collection of the strange quotations that artists—not just writers but painters, singers, actors, even athletes—sometimes let slip about their creative processes.
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Apple's big Worldwide Developers Conference keynote kicks off in just over 10 hours, and the company itself may have let slip a major piece of news.
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Bowman never discusses goals, but he let slip that Phelps had the potential to go out with career-best times in all of his individual events.
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Usually a third-person game, Rockstar has let slip that the next game will have a first-person mode for folks who want to fully immerse.
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Here's a list of guys you can let slip out of your hands, without fear that they'll come back and haunt you: Rashad Jennings, RB, Giants.
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In yet more White House intrigue, Donald Trump reportedly let slip highly sensitive information to the Russian foreign minister at their meeting in the Oval Office.
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He let slip that Abe had approved the new muscular defense guidance and the purchase of 147 US-made fighter jets before they were officially announced.
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The Congress member let slip in a scrum with reporters that he had actually started working on his fix before he came out against the bill.
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On Sunday, Musk let slip on the social media platform that future Teslas will be reminiscent of K.I.T.T. of "Knight Rider" fame , complete with artificial intelligence.
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As the joint press conference concluded, Lavrov -- as he has done so often in the past -- let slip how he hopes things will go from here.
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Read More: A Timeline of Michael Jackson's Best Bet: The Sony/ATV Catalog It's an opportunity McCartney is not going to let slip past him again.
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But every once in a while, he'd let slip some of the eccentricity that's made him such a fascinating, humble hero to listeners around the world.
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According to a detail Fisher let slip at Star Wars Celebration in London earlier this year, what comes next for the character is attending Han's funeral.
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After months of speculation, Apple just let slip that its next event will be going down September 12, at the company's shiny new headquarters in Cupertino.
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"The reality that many people let slip away is that we are a nation of immigrants – yet our immigration system is broken and outdated," said FWD.
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The company showed off a picture of the concept earlier today and let slip a smattering of details around the backpack PC, but not much else.
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But given that today is the last day to purchase early bird tickets, we thought we'd let slip a couple more stellar speakers joining the agenda.
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Things creeped toward a climax until yesterday, when RL Grime let slip news that you could call a hotline to hear the new track in full.
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He used his new leverage "to force the royal family to live up to the Islamic ideals that he felt they had let slip," Ghattas writes.
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Speaking to reporters in a late-night news conference, Bonath accidentally let slip that the weapon used was a 9-millimeter handgun, but would not reconfirm that.
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After all, director Michael Gondry let slip last week that he worked on a never-before-seen Beyoncé music video that was postponed due to the twins.
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And last summer, Caitlyn Jenner not only protected a splashy Vanity Fair cover shoot from ravenous packs of stalkerazzi, she also didn't let slip her very name.
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Meanwhile London's politicians, whatever their public commitment to keeping Northern Ireland in the union, often let slip their hunch that Irish partition might not last for ever.
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EA let slip that Microsoft had sold around 215 million Xbox Ones in January 2016, at a time when Sony was boasting of 35.9 million PS4 sales.
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These are all initiatives that are much too important to let slip away or become less relevant as they would under current plans by the Agriculture Department.
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Four months later, one of her father's doctors accidentally let slip her father's condition, which had been confirmed by genetic testing a month before Jane gave birth.
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Over the years, political leaders occasionally let slip the idea that Japan may have to consider the dreaded nuclear option should their country's security be at stake.
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While on the press tour for her film Red Sparrow in New York City, Jennifer Lawrence let slip something interesting at women's work space The Wing on Friday.
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The chief executive CEO of an eSports company might have let slip that Microsoft may have sold only half the number of games consoles as its rival Sony.
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Smith had let slip about Tulisa drunkenly ranting in the back of his car about hating cocaine and the damage it was doing to one of her relatives.
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The third signalling mechanism is the most nebulous but the most useful, and happens when contenders let slip some remark that betrays their deepest prejudices and gut instincts.
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Carson, who for a time was on Trump's team to vet potential VP candidates, let slip who was on the list in the most Ben Carson way possible.
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Richter had not seen the film, but, hounded for comment by the German press, he had let slip that he found the trailer too " reißerisch ," or thriller-like.
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Your vegan friend whips her phone out to reveal an arsenal of cute lamb photos should you ever let slip about a delicious lamb ragu you had last night.
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The sex reveal came after El Moussa sat down for an interview with TMZ Live, during which he let slip the sex of the Ansteads' baby on the way.
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Beauty YouTuber Jeffree Star let slip a tidbit about the state of his relationship with fellow beauty guru Tati Westbrook in his review of Jaclyn Hill&aposs highlighter launch.
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" And in a debate between the candidates on Wednesday, Moore let slip a telling remark: He said he wants to "get rid of transgister (sic) troops in our bathrooms.
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The sex reveal comes days after El Moussa sat down for an interview with TMZ Live, during which he let slip the sex of the Ansteads' baby on the way.
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During the live broadcast of today's New Shepard flight test, one of the hosts let slip some enticing info for anyone interested in flying with Blue Origin in the future.
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And just this week, The Wall Street Journal let slip that Foxconn "is considering bringing in personnel from China" to staff those knowledge jobs, citing difficulties in finding skilled labor.
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On Wednesday there was little fanfare when the hedge fund manager let slip to a cable news reporter that his Pershing Square Capital Management was no longer betting against Herbalife.
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As if on cue, Mr. Seehofer let slip that he had spoken to his Italian counterpart, Mr. Salvini, to forge an alliance on border security among Berlin, Vienna and Rome.
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In an interview with Inverse, quantum physicist Spiros Michalakis, who served as a consultant on 2014's Ant-Man, let slip that he'd also talked to the producers on Captain Marvel.
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"I hate that guy," Richard Holbrooke, then a senior American diplomat in the region, let slip to Afghan officials in the run-up to the fraud-ridden presidential election of 2009.
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Especially since he's actually a Targaryen like Dany — and especially since the show's costume designer, of all people, let slip Jon's forward path this season and whom he's about to meet.
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Finally, on Valentine's Day last month, Grégoire Trudeau shared sweet images of the first couple hitting the slopes and getting affectionate — and even let slip her pet name for her beloved.
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Cline hit back-to-back 3-pointers in overtime to lift No. 14 Purdue to a 74-70 win over Penn State in a game the Boilermakers nearly let slip away.
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With the economy growing, optimism increasing, and Trump's administration getting on its feet, it makes sense why Democrats would rather cry "Russia" than let slip the dogs of jobs and security.
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Richards, who has not been involved in negotiations so far, said the race was a key asset that the country should not let slip — particularly in the light of impending Brexit.
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The organization doesn't reveal numbers (the better to avoid quibbling about not paying its performers), but one current employee let slip the latest tally: last year, U.C.B. trained twelve thousand students.
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Far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen's ties with Russia are once again being questioned after her father let slip about her previous meeting with the country's leader Vladimir Putin.
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The confirmation comes after Christina's ex-husband Tarek El Moussa sat down for an interview with TMZ Live in which he let slip the sex of the couple's baby on the way.
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Earlier this month, however, Christina's ex-husband El Moussa, 37, sat down for an interview with TMZ Live, during which he let slip the sex of the Ansteads' baby on the way.
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At last year's Players Championship, Austin Johnson had to wade into the water to fish out a golf ball he let slip through his hands after Dustin had tossed it to him.
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The insider said Farrow is expected to allege that embattled NBC News President Noah Oppenheim was in direct contact with Weinstein about the story, something he let slip in a conversation with Farrow.
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This applies to outright leaks and any informal "off the record" conversations with reporters, as well as any confidential information you let slip to people who are not authorized to know that information.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur lost their cool and their Premier League title hopes as they let slip a two-goal lead at Chelsea to draw a stormy London derby 2-2 on Monday.
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Because, apparently, all of the cat ladies in the audience had nodded off and let slip their cats of war to be unleashed upon the gridiron for a taste of sweet, sweet freedom.
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Consider the words of Mark Antony in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar": Cry "Havoc!" and let slip the dogs of war;That this foul deed shall smell above the earthWith carrion men, groaning for burial.
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While Pippa and James are keeping their baby's sex a surprise, Spencer and Williams are expecting a baby boy — a fact that the model accidentally let slip during a talk show appearance in April.
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Noah Glass, Olo's founder and CEO, let slip that he was thinking about launching a product that would essentially eliminate restaurants' delivery fleets and allow owners and chefs to just focus on the food.
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Speaking of armor, Turner let slip in an interview with Entertainment Weekly that in the last season, Sansa will be getting some real armor for the first time, in a black leather-like material.
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Following the announcement of their seventh full length A Head Full of Dreams, the London quartet let slip that there won't be another, that they will be retiring after the album's promotion cycle subsides.
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The U.S. deployment of THAAD, which former NSA Director Michael Hayden recently let slip provides radar coverage "all the way through Manchuria," could be a sticking point, since Beijing is vehemently opposed to it.
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We were sitting outside our room, though, and a fully nude man started hitting on us, trying to pull the "I'm an actor" line—he later let slip he was a real estate agent.
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But, the social worker let slip, there was one option: a so-called rest home, one of only two group homes in all of Massachusetts, she said, for people with stable but chronic mental illness.
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Hard-line Brexiteers have let slip that, in order to keep them on board with Mr. Johnson's deal, senior ministers have promised that Britain would leave the bloc next year even without a trade agreement.
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ESPN president John Skipper let slip in an interview at Recode's Code/Media conference earlier today that the sports news network was exploring options for web streaming deals, potentially with companies like Apple and Amazon.
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Kevin O'Leary is in a pretty good mood, considering he and the other "Shark Tank" moguls missed out on a cut of $1 BILLION Amazon paid for a product they let slip through their hands.
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The information that Trump let slip "was provided by Israel, according to a current and a former American official familiar with how the United States obtained the information," The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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He was planning to blow himself up at a Shiite target, and during interrogation, he let slip the name of the man who had ordered him to carry out the operation: Abu Muhammad al-Adnani.
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I said, "arrest him" because he had come all this way, he'd been walking around my neighborhood looking for me for days, and the police officer had let slip he'd done this to other women.
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So it's looking like there will be 11 competitive Senate races on Election Day — one Democrat-held seat that doesn't look safe (Nevada), plus an additional 10 Republican seats that the GOP could let slip.
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After celebrating his soccer team's championship win on Tuesday night, the royal dad may have gotten so caught up in all the excitement that he let slip whether he and Kate are expecting a baby boy.
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As the sole agency responsible for regulating a multibillion-dollar industry, let's just say they have more than their fair share of leeway as to what they choose to enforce and what to let slip by.
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He wore the vest so much that the campaign actually began selling Rick Santorum vests on his website for supporters to wear, a clever gambit that Mr. Santorum has unfortunately let slip during this election cycle.
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A couple of years ago, the wealthiest millennial in the world inadvertently let slip that he performs a DIY trick to prevent hackers from spying on his computer: He covers his webcam and microphone with tape.
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And every once in a while, he explained — if a friend let slip your name, or if you outgrew a juvenile, silly alias — you'd have to burn your identity and come up with a new name.
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On the talk show circuit to promote their new book, Laura Bush and Jenna Bush Hager let slip recently that the formerly tech-averse former first lady has a bit of a thing for texting in emojis.
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How CARRP works During a trial in 20183 for a Muslim immigrant who sued USCIS over lengthy delays in his application for citizenship, a USCIS field officer let slip that the immigrant was being vetted through CARRP.
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The band let slip that there had only been two days of rehearsal, but that's two days of rehearsal with Tommy Stinson, who at this point is the poster boy of a journeyman rock and roll musician.
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The man who helped Barcelona discover Lionel Messi said he made him sign a contract on a paper napkin when he was just 12 years old because he knew he was too talented to let slip away.
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In Washington, the only Republican -- indeed, the only politician at all -- who seemed enamored with Trump's performance was Vice President Mike Pence, a stalwart proponent of the President's who has rarely let slip a word of disagreement.
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Red-headed scamp Ed Sheeran is making the rounds promoting his new album, Divide, and he seems to have let slip a little bit about his much-anticipated cameo on the upcoming season of Game of Thrones.
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Bieber appeared on The Ellen Show on Friday to chat with guest host and fellow Bachelor Nation obsessive Demi Lovato, and he let slip a seemingly innocent fact about Peter that may just spoil the entire season.
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But at the Grammy Awards in February, where she became the first artist to win the three most sought after awards -- Album, Song and Record of the Year -- she let slip by thanking her "husband" alongside her son.
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Image: AP Photo/Andrew HarnikLast night, Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly was grilled by the House Homeland Security Committee on Trump's Muslim ban, when he let slip an unusual strategy under consideration: demanding passwords from visa applicants.
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Last night, at the Intelligence and National Security Alliance leadership dinner, Comey let slip that he has both a secret Twitter and an Instagram account in the course of relating a quick anecdote about one of his daughters.
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Last April, the CEO of an eSports company let slip in a press release that only 18 million Xbox One units have sold, which is considerably behind the 36 million PS4 units Sony reported selling a month before.
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The words he uses often have a pleasingly home-spun, home-grounding feel to them: "an outlander groom" for a foreigner, for example, or "a payout of thread" that is let slip through the fingers bit by bit.
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They let slip a 4-2813 advantage in a 6-5 aggregate defeat by Barcelona in 2017 and lost to Manchester United on away goals after beating the English side 2-0 at Old Trafford 12 months ago.
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Despite all these very good reasons, I didn't have a will until just a year and a half ago, when I dedicated myself to taking care of all of the financial matters I'd let slip for, well, decades.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a tiny makeshift rehearsal studio in a residential neighborhood of Rome, Nigerian asylum seeker Sylvester Ezeala let slip a smile as he drummed a pair of claves to the mesmeric beat of African reggae.
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During the conversation, there was news that some material related to Dumbledore and Grindelwald would appear in the film, and Yates let slip that the next Fantastic Beasts film will take place in a different city than New York.
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If, during the course of your conversation, you reveal that you're totally unqualified, let slip a particularly unprofessional anecdote, or manage to offend the recruiter or hiring manager, it's typically not a surprise when you don't get a callback.
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It's worth noting that the 845 has been out for many months now whereas Huawei's 980 won't be in any retail devices until next month at the earliest (Huawei let slip that it's planning its Mate 10833 announcement for October 16th).
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So when the experts behind dermatologist-led skin-care brand Dr. Dennis Gross let slip that they'd be launching an LED tool, the SpotLite Acne Treatment Device, with the power to reduce acne size, redness, and inflammation, I was intrigued.
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Two years ago during another quarterly presentation, the SoftBank boss let slip that OYO — the hotel aggregator service that counts SoftBank as an investor — had acquired rival Zo Rooms, a deal that had been much-speculated in India at the time.
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"I think there's just been games that we've let slip away, some games we really haven't been able to close out whether it's scoring a run, whether it's tacking on a few runs to give us some breathing room," Davis said.
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It's clear from his behavior on the trail this week, in which he mocked Clinton's lack of stamina and directly raised questions about her character, that Trump does not intend to let slip any opportunities to "hit her harder" in the coming debates.
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There are now worries of greater instability, as people grow more frustrated with the delays and with the president, who last week let slip that he would stay in charge of the country even if he were no longer officially the president.
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Microsoft hasn't disclosed sales numbers for its Xbox One console since 2015, but an EA executive let slip a solid data point for the publisher's current install base — and it's not hard to do the math and calculate the breakdown based on what he said.
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When long time Uber employee and head of Uber's food delivery business in Europe, Middle East and Africa, Jambu Palaniappan, quit the on-demand juggernaut, it was let slip that he planned to join a European venture capital firm, but it wasn't clear which.
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This was the year the streamer accidentally let slip the n-word with a hard R. (He apologized.) It was also the year that Blevins proclaimed that he would not play Fortnite with other women on his stream as a means of preserving his marriage.
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That came in the third round of the French Open two years later, against the 19-year-old American Chanda Rubin, when Novotna let slip a 5-23, 40-0 lead with Rubin serving in the third set, squandering nine match points in all.
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But when Nix let slip in a phone call with Mitchell that he planned to play golf at a local club, Mitchell arranged for a photographer to record the outing, and, after the photos ran in The Clarion-Ledger, the judge ordered Nix jailed.
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Attendees included actors (Jessica Chastain and Stephan James, who let slip that he will be a presenter at the Oscars), fashion models (Joan Smalls, Carolyn Murphy and Grace Elizabeth) and fashion designers (Kim Jones, who is the artistic director of Dior Men, and Joseph Altuzarra).
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It bears mentioning how unaffectedly nice people are on this island — from incidental children, to park rangers, to our Airbnb host who for two days lets me brazenly refer to him as Steve, only to let slip, in parting, that his actual name is Sean.
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While imploring his wife to let him in on the secret behind her upcoming film A Simple Favor — in which a woman named Emily Nelson (Lively) mysteriously vanishes — Ryan Reynolds let slip that Lively, 30, actually drove him to the hospital while she was in labor.
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So quiet that when, in his 80s, a long-abandoned Mercury space capsule was recovered from the seabed and he let slip at the barber's that he had put Gus Grissom in it, the whole shop looked at him in disbelief, before the barber went on snipping.
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We already know that Scott Pruitt is a climate denier — even during his press conference, as he was fumbling to dissemble, he let slip that climate change has "been on hiatus since the late 1990s," one of the oldest and dumbest denier myths of them all.
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Talking to Radio Times about her upcoming role in The Early Man, Maisie Williams (who plays Arya Stark on the HBO smash series) let slip that her on-screen sister had already asked her to be a bridesmaid in her upcoming nuptials to pop singer Joe Jonas.
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Though Ms. Balazs spoke for over 20 minutes about the partners, the most personal detail she let slip was that she trades texts with Mr. Gilkes about "bathroom porn"; there's a replica of the Trevi fountain in Bunga Bunga's and foreign policy speeches playing at Maggie's.
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Even today, nearly two decades after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, it is deemed too risky to let slip the mask of monarchy and reveal that, as for us mortals, life can be a messy business involving illness, infidelity, complicated marriages, mistakes and prejudices.
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For the uninitiated, Brady's wife Gisele gave an interview to Charlie Rose in which she let slip that she thinks about her husband retiring because football is violent and because he suffered at least one concussion in 2016 and, she stammeringly implied, others throughout his career.
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Here's everything else that happened this week: A day after Trump let slip his true feelings about immigration from several places (calling Haiti, El Salvador, and African countries "shithole" countries) during a meeting with legislators at the White House, the president simply denied he ever said it.
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On his Instagram page he posted photos of the American friends he hoped might protect him while, in columns for the Washington Post, he accused Prince Muhammad ("the Boy", as he had let slip that other royals called him) of impetuousness, selective justice and behaving like Vladimir Putin.
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NTS resident Moxie's been a perennial THUMP favorite for a while now, so when she let slip a few days ago that she was on the verge of releasing a second installment of her Moxie Presents series, we knew we were in for an end of the week trip.
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Confident pronouncements from one government representative would, the next day, be contradicted by another; some officials—such as top Israel Prison Service administrators, who let slip that there weren't enough jail cells to hold all the asylum-seekers—seemed to undermine the plan in their efforts to clarify it.
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American women writers (for the most part) have not expressed the same kind of hypersexualized contempt for the opposite sex as Mr. Roth did with signature bravado for fear of offending the market, even if they might let slip a covert admission or two about secretly admiring Mr. Roth.
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The identification didn't seem to have improved her academic career — something confirmed subsequently by documentation from her hirings — and her brief period as a supposed minority trailblazer was, I suggested, probably a whim of self-identification that she subsequently regretted, and was happy enough to let slip away.
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Some of the the mixer's more high profile beta testers have let slip a few specifications on THUMP's Rave Curious Podcast, including Chris Liebing's revelation that the mixer has two headphone ports for B2B DJ sets, and Adam Beyer, who discussed the mixer's unique EQ and filter situation.
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But in the halls and meeting rooms of the Long Beach Convention Center, many of the battle-scarred Democratic insiders — strategists, elected officials, campaign operatives — had a far more caustic view of her chances, suggesting that Harris' team has already let slip away her shot at the White House.
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In an interview Wednesday night with Fox News' Sean Hannity, the former New York City mayor let slip that Trump knew about the $130,000 in hush money that longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen paid Stephanie Clifford, the porn actress known as Stormy Daniels who alleges she had affair with Trump.
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It's also possible that Hiram knew more about his daughter's friends than one might expect — the walls at the Lodge's apartment are notoriously thin, and it's quite possible that Betty let slip details of her life to Veronica (Camila Mendes) that Hiram was able to use to manipulate the Cooper daughter later on.
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Yeah. It's that—a horrible fever dream that is somehow a reality—but on prime time Saturday night TV. Needless to say, the hit and miss ratio was dramatic, but it did occasionally feature some iconic moments that we as a people would do well to not let slip out of collective consciousness.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson let slip last week a few tantalizing details about one of the nation's most secret military contingency plans: how the United States would try to race inside North Korea to seize its nuclear weapons if it ever saw evidence that Kim Jong-un's government was collapsing.
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For all his talk of creating a blueprint for a Trumpian conservatism that outlasts the president's career, Mr. Bannon is not regarded as a detail-oriented manager, and he let slip during his CPAC appearance that things in the White House have gone well — but only "to the degree we were planning" them.
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Toward the end of the speech, Sessions let slip some big news: He had decided whether domestic abuse and gang victims could be granted asylum in the US. Advocates, attorneys, and judges had been waiting months to see what Sessions, who in his role as attorney general had the power to review cases, would do.
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So in 2018, 12 years after he first hit the Olympics slopes with his signature tomato red hair flying through the frigid air, a more subdued and determined 20163-year-old White took to the slopes with a purpose: to reclaim the gold medal he had let slip through his fingers four years ago.
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When Kendrick Lamar was announced as the musical guest for tonight's episode of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, it was presumed that he would probably run through a cut from the still white-hot To Pimp a Butterfly, until Roots drummer Questlove let slip on Twitter that the song being performed was brand new.
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The two aim to watch all 100 movies on the AFI's top 100 American films of all time list, which provides a nice balance between staples of the canon (the very first episode involves Citizen Kane) and movies that are easier to let slip through the cracks (like Ben-Hur, subject of the second episode).
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A conversation on Fox News Wednesday between Trump flunky Sean Hannity and Trump flunky Rudolph Giuliani broke news unexpectedly when Giuliani let slip that Donald Trump had repaid his attorney Michael Cohen for the $130,000 paid to Stormy Daniels, the porn star who says she had an affair with Trump and is now suing the president for defamation.
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While Spencer and Williams, who got engaged in February and tied the knot in June, are expecting a baby boy — a fact that the model accidentally let slip during a talk show appearance in April by referring to the little one as "he" — he said Pippa and James are keeping the sex of their baby a surprise.
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Ellis has revealed herself as a coach sensitive to the emotional makeup of the group she leads, and an opportunity to let more of her players join in on the fun and joy of playing in a World Cup match, to feel like a needed cog in the machine, was one she would not let slip.
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With Comcast dropping its bid for 21st Century Fox, Disney is positioned to add those assets to its portfolio, further consolidating its hold over such properties by adding Fox's "Avatar" and other Marvel titles -- Fantastic Four and X-Men -- that the company had let slip away years ago, when Marvel was forced to shed certain assets because of financial difficulties.
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Photo: Richard Vogel (AP)The official sovereign wealth fund of the Saudi Arabian government may be considering a major investment in Elon Musk's electric car giant Tesla, and sources say it is "in talks" to do so after Musk let slip via Twitter that he is considering taking the company private in a $60-billion-plus deal at $203 a share, Bloomberg reported on Sunday.
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But one nugget of information Nix let slip were the names of specific data aggregators he said Cambridge Analytica had bought "consumer and lifestyle" information on U.S. voters from, to link to voter registration data it also paid to acquire — apparently using that combined database to build models to target American voters in the 2016 presidential election, rather than using data improperly obtained from Facebook.
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The news of Lansbury's casting first broke unofficially in December when Dick Van Dyke (who will appear in the film) let slip that the acting icon was among the ensemble members in the forthcoming live-action sequel, which stars Emily Blunt as the practically perfect Mary Poppins, Lin-Manuel Miranda as a fanciful lamplighter named Jack, and Emily Mortimer and Ben Whishaw as grown-up Jane and Michael Banks.
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A significant Mike Piazza jersey that the Mets managed to let slip from their possession has been purchased by three minority owners of the team who intend to have it rotated on display at Citi Field, the 9/11 Memorial Museum and the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. Anthony Scaramucci, Tony Lauto and an anonymous third partner reached an agreement in principle on Thursday to pay $365,000 for the jersey, which Piazza wore during the first game held in New York after the attacks of Sept.
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