Otherwise, the last, best hope for Venezuela will slip away.
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Don't let a good one slip away by being fickle.
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I didn't come to America to let America slip away.
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Meanwhile, Wills (and John) quietly slip away from the squabble.
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Prizing democracy so little, Hondurans risk letting it slip away.
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Leash or harness your pet so it can't slip away.
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If they do not, their House majority will slip away.
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The sun might slip away tomorrow, perhaps with a thunderstorm.
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It's hardly the first frog to slip away from him.
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Judgments become distorted and rationality itself begins to slip away.
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We'll be cutting down this list as deals slip away.
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The medal was one thing he did not let slip away.
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But I've been watching those same voters slip away from Trump.
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And to see someone like that just slip away is inhumane.
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With these cuts I would possibly see those grants slip away.
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"We can't be letting games like that slip away," Toews said.
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One guy distracted the bouncer so the rest could slip away.
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Now, there are fears that democracy is starting to slip away.
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Teachers will not stand by and let that dream slip away.
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"Watching that slip away so fast has been devastating," she wrote.
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As I sip it down, my hangover seems to slip away.
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In the show's most exciting art, firm reference points slip away.
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It backfired after Democrats began to slip away in recent days.
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Familia, however, let it slip away, unaided by Wilmer Flores's defense.
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The sea heaves and shifts, but its shapes slip away from him.
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But Jillian also liked to slip away and play on her own.
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As the seconds slip away, you find an important quest item. Ding!
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And the U.S. competitive advantage will continue to slip away, perhaps irrevocably.
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The US Army, by contrast, let an early robotic advantage slip away.
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If we do not vote, this America will continue to slip away.
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The Lula era's social gains are beginning to slip away, as well.
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This is a game we let slide and slip away from us.
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Advocates for weed reform aren't letting a megaphone this size slip away.
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We should not let these, and other important earlier works, slip away.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Frustrated and flailing as his candidacy threatens to slip away, Gov.
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There are many ways the security we thought we had can slip away.
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For a moment, it felt like it was all going to slip away.
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"I don't think we let anything slip away," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Basically, you can either get involved, or use the distraction to slip away.
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Neither seems particularly eager to let the opportunity of a lifetime slip away.
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But reputation can also slip away, unnoticed, as the world's attention shifts elsewhere.
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When they slip away to a nearby locomotive, the engineer unquestioningly helps them.
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Minnesota clawed back in the fourth quarter after letting its lead slip away.
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We document her life meticulously, afraid of letting any single gesture slip away.
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Don't make that mistake in May, or a good one could slip away.
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Bravo to those unwilling to let history — whatever history is — slip away unnoticed.
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If Canadian taxpayers are stuck with the bill, any goodwill may slip away.
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The Dodgers, on the other hand, thought they let one slip away Saturday.
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Then, as quickly as the warmth had come upon me, it would slip away.
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"Earlier in the season, we let some games like this slip away," Wade said.
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So why is Netflix letting so many shows slip away to a chief competitor?
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One thing is clear: we can't afford to let this opportunity to slip away.
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My desire to quietly slip away might not be as guaranteed as I'd like.
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But their recent history suggests the GOP will let this opportunity slip away too.
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If the agency doesn't get that funding, the 2024 deadline could easily slip away.
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Yet by obsessing over the means, it may have let the end slip away.
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He watches Kam squeeze through and sees his chances at a win slip away.
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We let it slip away, and with it went millions of jobs and taxpayers.
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As Congress continues to do nothing, it lets a massive economic opportunity slip away.
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In his failing years, he witnessed much of what he stood for slip away.
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This is a critical opportunity we cannot let slip away for another 30 years.
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Ms. Alqunun managed to slip away from her family during a trip to Kuwait.
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But put on a nice pair of socks, and both these problems will slip away.
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More than one woman told me they fear their rights are about to slip away.
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There is now a real danger that some places could slip away from Western influence.
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The gauzy, baroque aesthetic really recalls Perfume Genius' iconic "Slip Away" video from last year.
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Some will die fighting, but others will try to slip away for the next battle.
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Lifestage could capture the attention of teens that Facebook fears might slip away to Snapchat.
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With an improved defense and better focus, they did not let another win slip away.
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She had a few friends around, so I tried to slip away without being noticed.
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It's one of those games we should have won and we let it slip away.
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Schedule your exercise to make certain it happens, or the days will just slip away.
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For example, the police let the trio slip away during the initial search of their
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"We just let this one slip away," said Kazmir, who threw 109 pitches (77 strikes).
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I relished my newfound freedom by rekindling my friendships that I had let slip away.
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But this weekend, he let a golden chance at a second major championship slip away.
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The next to slip away was William J. Jefferson, a onetime Democratic congressman from Louisiana.
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But the wines also seemed to ebb from the general consciousness and slowly slip away.
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But a victory in Friday's vote appeared to slip away from Democrats with Murkowski's decision.
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While Tech is rising, Oklahoma's hopes to make the NCAA Tournament continue to slip away.
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We must not let this opportunity to fix the broken Nafta legacy slip away. Opinion
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If you don't take the time to share the experience together, the marriage can slip away.
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We probably had just finished f—ing or were about to slip away and get busy.
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"I might be letting little bits of money slip away without even realizing it," Patton said.
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As I focused on my breathing, I felt my work-related thoughts begin to slip away.
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But when you're forgotten by the living, you fade to dust and slip away for good.
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Your 7,340-pound exoskeleton seems to slip away as you suddenly feel like you're floating weightless.
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Spacewalkers occasionally lose small items like nuts and screws, but rarely do large objects slip away.
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The whole reason Cuba originally fell into Moscow's arms was because Eisenhower let it slip away.
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Minnesota's Karl-Anthony Towns and Ricky Rubio weren't going to let another game slip away, however.
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It's a way of revisiting and keeping alive what could so easily slip away with age.
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She said that watching her mother's cognition and quick-wit slip away so quickly was devastating.
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This is his "Profiles in Courage" moment, and it appears he will let it slip away.
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QUIET When we're done eating, I slip away to my office for my daily meditation practice.
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Woods said he was determined not to let the round slip away on the back nine.
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When he begins to slip away, his body betraying him, he's naturally perplexed as to why.
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Atlanta let that advantage slip away, but Freddie Freeman hit a tiebreaking homer in the sixth.
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MANY OFFICE serfs like to slip away early on Friday afternoons in the quiet summer months.
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Watching Diana slip away, I realized, was also a kind of miracle, a birth in reverse.
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These are some of the basic mental processes that tragically slip away from people with dementia.
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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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The canine recently managed to slip away from Adams and was missing for more than two weeks.
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George scored 14 points early, but the Pacers let their first-half lead slip away before halftime.
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Despite being down 6-1 to Texas, the Mariners let their best chance slip away on Monday.
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That could be a tough sell for fans in Montreal who are watching the season slip away.
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But Paul steadied the Clippers just when it looked like they might let the contest slip away.
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Foot Spa This thing allows for all the tension carried in the feet to just slip away.
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"A couple of times, Marty and I were going to do something together, then they slip away."
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Kuwait doesn't have those same rules, so she seized the opportunity to slip away and seek safety.
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It writhed and screamed in the dragon's grip, and I found myself wishing it would slip away.
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Letting the drug lord slip away for a third time would be devastating to Peña Nieto's administration.
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There was also a halfhearted and short-lived attempt by Bardet to slip away on a downhill.
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Ty Lue once again called a timeout, frustrated with a game that was starting to slip away.
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But it would be sad for this humble fixture of the last century to slip away unacknowledged.
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Last summer he lost a friend in the Indian Himalayas, watching him slip away as rescuers neared.
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Tonight is different: I can't slip away into my head, even though I'm tired and trying to.
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A few hours after I'd watch him slip away, I sat in bed sobbing into a pillow.
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Staff are also seeing other benefits, such as preferential rental rates for apartments slip away, the employees said.
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Ease into the water gradually, going bit by bit until you feel your stress start to slip away.
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Because smells, like dreams, are ephemeral — the harder you try to hold on, the more they slip away.
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Alison Sagese spends much of her day trying to hold on to her memories before they slip away.
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We did so much to get to this position, and we're letting it slip away a little bit.
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Yes, when items can slip away in a minute or less, the risk of impulse buying is real.
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They're 500 miles, and a lot can happen, and when you think you've got it, they slip away.
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The Nuggets (123-212) will look back at this one and wonder how they let it slip away.
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Then she goes home and becomes a nervous wreck, wondering whether she let her big break slip away.
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Meanwhile Democrats are seeing deep-red states where they had hoped for a narrow path now slip away.
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Insisting that a dying person accept food, water and medication could, inadvertently, challenge hopes to slip away sooner.
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"In the bigger picture," he said, "it means the Republican grip in the Senate continues to slip away."
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He's right, too—with every new listen, "Slip Away" sounds more and more like a sleeper indie anthem.
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Without a date, you can slip away unnoticed at any moment, whether to cry or to berate Travelocity.
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As the denouement comes closer, Liverpool's desperation will mount, mistakes will creep in, and points will slip away.
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If you take your eyes off the Queen of the Night, she will slip away with the moon.
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"I could have easily let the round slip away from me, but I got it back," Woods said.
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When snatched by an attacker, it rips off its scales and skin so it can slip away unscathed.
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But if you use your wiles to slip away, the "distraction" might send them on a fool's errand.
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He felt the distinction between his life online and his life in the physical world start to slip away.
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The Nets wouldn't let another lead slip away Wednesday and separated themselves from the Magic in the third quarter.
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The government's best chances for reform will slip away as the election grows more distant and voters less euphoric.
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Gaze into the roiling ball of plasma that supports everything you hold dear, and feel your sanity slip away.
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Unable to call the authorities as she watched her loved one slip away, Reynolds instead called on the public.
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Doing work that I don't do normally helps me slip away from work I am supposed to be doing.
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It's dark, but not as dark as an even smaller room behind the TV, where men occasionally slip away.
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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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He had Kansas City up by nine points in the fourth quarter, then watched that lead simply slip away.
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But others are likely to fall back and try to slip away to the west and the Syrian border.
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They also came fortified with a catchy slogan: "It's Time," a rallying cry against letting another opportunity slip away.
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With the previous meeting still fresh in their minds, Minnesota's players weren't going to let another game slip away.
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Through most of this fall, it looked like Clinton was letting young voters slip away from the Democratic coalition.
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The Raptors dominated overtime, outscoring the Thunder 25-210 after letting a 214-point, second-half lead slip away.
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And of course, James' response to watching me slip away was completely predictable: He tried to get me back.
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Chicago twice erased one-goal deficits before allowing a one-goal advantage to slip away in the third period.
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Amazon's initial decision to come to the city was a huge diversification opportunity, and we let it slip away.
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On Sunday, they let a 19-point lead slip away in an overtime loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Networks of underground tunnels and pathways through neighborhoods are allowing ISIS fighters to ambush their enemies and then slip away.
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Roy studies early Alzheimer's, when memories begin to slip away, but nerve cells haven't yet begun to rapidly die off.
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The audience saw their chance at winning their prize slip away when Gates estimated that Totino's Pizza Rolls cost $22.
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It will be quite valuable for us to look at that tape because we know we let it slip away.
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This is where tragedy befalls, and I go, what's the word again in Welsh, and it starts to slip away.
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A modest widening of that nature would calm investors worried that the government may slip away from its judicious spending.
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"Every time she would get another dose of chemo, I literally watched the life slip away and return," Lane said.
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Mr. Stringer's report examined how the de Blasio administration could have let the building — and the public interest — slip away.
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" If the argument is actually about deep contempt, says Manewitz, couples "usually see their sex lives slip away into oblivion.
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Cubs PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates allowed a three-run lead to slip away against Chicago Cubs right-hander Jake Arrieta.
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As he tried to slip away, someone — perhaps another soldier — brandished a grenade and threatened to blow up the team.
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As the weeks slip away, Kif despairs of ever finishing the book and earning the money his family desperately needs.
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But letting this chance slip away could turn out to be one of the gravest mistakes of the Merkel era.
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The tunnel the fighters had dug stretched for dozens of yards, allowing the terrorist group's foot soldiers to slip away.
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In California, Phillips said he is urging lawmakers not to let momentum from last year's victory on taxes slip away.
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I understand the association, but I&aposm confident that will continue to slip away and be less of a conversation.
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Hess: I think that freezing and trying to slip away when something upsetting happens to you is a human response.
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There was a mysterious attack on a shadowy downtown street and a pair of perpetrators who managed to slip away.
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Fantone's new 17-year-old daughter, an orphan from Eritrea, risked having her long-awaited journey to America slip away.
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Fantone's new 503-year-old daughter, an orphan from Eritrea, risked having her long-awaited journey to America slip away.
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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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The Sabres got a bit of redemption after seeing a three-goal lead slip away against the Flyers earlier this season.
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Latin celebs like Jennifer Lopez and Luis Fonsi didn't let Valentine's Day slip away without lavishing love on their significant others.
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And Google won't want to let Apple's users, who are high-income and buy a lot of stuff online, slip away.
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A young racehorse managed to slip away from her handler and find her way to a sports bar in Chantilly, France.
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I can feel the Brownie points I earned earlier for saying that I'd tried a kouign amann before instantly slip away.
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The Canucks, who have one win in their last five games (1-3-1), felt they let a point slip away.
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Pistons let lead slip away but recover to top Magic DETROIT — Stan Van Gundy expressed disgust with Detroit's second-half performance.
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While you won't get to slip away to a spa, it's a fantastic and convenient option, especially if pressed for time.
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If Mason Rudolph is really quarterbacking the hottest team in the NFL, my grip on reality might slip away for good.
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Even among Corbyn's friends there was a growing sense here in Brighton that things were starting to slip away from him.
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The Raptors dominated the extra session, outscoring the Thunder 13-4 after letting a 19-point, second-half lead slip away.
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Bradley Beal finished with 25 points as the Wizards held on after letting a 15-point fourth-quarter lead slip away.
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My advice for the moment is to wait on "Julius Caesar," but don't let Ms. Simon or Mr. Troughton slip away.
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The two dropped shots left the volatile 28-year-old Hatton muttering negatively as he felt his chances might slip away.
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She has an unerring instinct of when to push Lewis — and when to slip away and leave him to his memories.
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Checkpoints set up around Mindanao may aid in the apprehension of militants who slip away from Marawi in the coming weeks.
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"Families live one bad diagnosis, one pink slip away from financial calamity," Warren said during a New York Times TimesTalks event.
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And Republican outside groups, fretting a close race, are spending millions to make sure the reliably red seat doesn't slip away.
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It was the second consecutive game in which Oklahoma (23-6, 523-6 Big 12) let a lead slip away late.
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" She added, "I understand the association, but I'm confident that will continue to slip away and be less of a conversation.
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Over the years, O'Connor was open about the hardship of seeing the one you love slip away, and slowly forget you.
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Yet there is also something beautiful about art as play, about witnessing jokes and figures of speech and clichés and stray words shimmer into reality—seeing them become things, become central to a book's machinery—and then slip away again into gauzy abstraction, rather as Smith's mysterious fictional strangers seem to pass through her books and then slip away.
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No: Many people on social media noted how easy it is for a young child to slip away in a few seconds.
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Although Huddle broke her personal best, set in 2014, by 16 seconds, she said she let Saturday's race slip away from her.
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Trailing 163-80 entering the fourth quarter, Cleveland let a golden opportunity to win a season-high third straight game slip away.
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If you can slip away from the family then you've got a surfeit of excellent video games on which to gorge yourself.
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When it felt like Tyler might slip away, Lawson could see the case, and his pursuit of Forty, slipping away with him.
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Zebras and impalas may be less athletic, but they're more maneuverable, which (perhaps counterintuitively) allows them to slip away at slower speeds.
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Luck may have run out for the winner of a California Lottery jackpot: The person has apparently let $25.5 million slip away.
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The Badgers slipped past Penn State on Monday to earn a much-needed victory as their season was beginning to slip away.
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The brushstrokes become things that slip away from our ability to name them, even when he titles a painting "Green Helmet" (2015).
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The core fantasy is one where you sneak in, do your job, and slip away without anyone ever knowing you were there.
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Tejay van Garderen, with the American team BMC, most likely saw his hope of a podium spot slip away during Sunday's stage.
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To do nothing, and allow the last Constitutional hurdle standing in the way of a despot to slip away, is equally risky.
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Those Mets fans saw the game — and the series — slip away from them, and all they could do was to react, painfully.
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Later, when Elodie is showing off her music knowledge, Sabine appears only to slip away again to deal with an ice shortage.
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Next up were the Capitals, facing down their history of taking big leads in playoff series and then watching them slip away.
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Experiences I brushed aside, accepted as normal or forgot about because I was able to slip away have come to the surface.
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The possibility that Mr. al-Bashir could slip away to a comfortable exile had preoccupied many who helped bring about his downfall.
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"The night my mom died, when she started to slip away, I felt like I had something to run to," she said.
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Big question: Will this race — which had been a top target for Democrats — slip away because of California's top-two primary system?
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After national guardsmen began firing tear gas at the protesters, hope of an agreement between the two sides seemed to slip away.
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We're rightly charged with befouling the environment, running up the debt and letting the American dream slip away from the middle class.
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For years, Italian officials quietly let new arrivals slip away without identifying or registering them so that they could ask for asylum elsewhere.
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Trump aides realize the situation could slip away from them politically as the impact is felt by taxpayers and federal workers across America.
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Virginia led for all but 24 seconds in the first half, but let a 10-point lead slip away as the half progressed.
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Not only did usage slip away, reducing Yahoo's ad inventory, but it missed out on the ad targeting data generated by social networks.
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But immediately before the DEA arrived, Bagcho was able to slip away, escaping to remote tribal areas across the Afghan border in Pakistan.
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H.R. 200 would compromise the science-based foundation of America's fisheries management system, allowing the gains our country has made to slip away.
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Finau could have been a stroke closer but let a shot slip away at the last after driving his ball into the water.
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Millsap leads Nuggets past Kings in home debut DENVER — The Denver Nuggets let one slip away in Utah with a poor defensive effort.
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How he was first through the door, the one who hit the bookie, the one who killed the bodyguard trying to slip away.
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Some called it a sign of his 2020 allure that many still attended, though a few did slip away before the final out.
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Up by 5-2, Anderson let several opportunities to close out the set slip away in a game that lasted for five deuces.
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But one man knows what it's like to watch that opportunity slip away: Ronald Wayne, the little known third co-founder of Apple.
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Against an undermanned opponent playing the second game of a back-to-back, Butler wasn't going to let a possible win slip away.
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With and without consent users have watched their personal data slip away from their control, quick to release in the terms of service.
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It gets at a nagging feeling that everything that once seemed solid might be starting to slip away, crumbling from the top down.
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Washington let an eight-point lead with 5:12 remaining in regulation slip away before scoring the opening seven points of the extra session.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is leaving "The Apprentice" -- that he is letting the time that Republicans have to accomplish something with united government quickly slip away.
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As the US is on the brink of letting net neutrality slip away, other countries are doubling down on an open and free internet.
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" Flake said his thoughts recently had turned to democracy, "where it comes from, and how, if the circumstances were right, it might slip away.
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I've been coming here a long time and feel like we've been close and had a few slip away from us, but really excited.
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I wish it's something I could leave on in the corner of my screen, a little windowed escape whenever I need to slip away.
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I had seen myself going to Danielle's hometown, and maybe even further, but over the weeks that followed Wisconsin that started to slip away.
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Later, Trump tried to slip away from critics by saying he was being "sarcastic" about having a foreign nation intrude into American presidential politics.
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If we fail to provide the leadership, the opportunities we've worked so hard to cultivate could slip away much more rapidly than we think.
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Maybe she'll take a picture each day, like a woman she has read about in the paper, so that her memories won't slip away.
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He spent more than two months living in squalid safehouses with foreign fighters, trying not to attract attention as he plotted to slip away.
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In short, in the past year, Qualcomm has seen its earnings slip away even though it retains a leading position in the chip market.
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The Pelicans actually had a good chance to win in regulation but let a seven-point lead in the final two minutes slip away.
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"We've made a critical mistake to let the marijuana market slip away," Nicole Maalsté, who's researching the cannabis industry at Utrecht University, told VICE.
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Years slip away in an instant, and the accumulation of memories becomes something almost cosmically wise, a meditation on the meaning of life itself.
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But one man actually knows what it's like to watch that opportunity slip away: Ronald Wayne, the little known third co-founder of Apple.
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For what it&aposs worth, big banks haven&apost been willing to let the market they&aposve long dominated slip away without a fight.
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" When Green asked if he was worried that his career would slip away while he is taking time off, Ansari responded, "Undeniable is undeniable.
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For those first few weeks, I just sat in our bedroom, the only eventually-temperature controlled room in the house, and felt myself slip away.
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Reaper and Tracer both have the ability teleport themselves behind the tank's shield and deal damage, then quickly slip away before Reinhardt can hit back.
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It's really about her best friend, who ends up meeting someone the old fashioned way (spilling coffee on his shirt) before letting him slip away.
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Those 20 million users don't necessarily have the Polly app where you make the polls, so they could slip away if friends stop posting questions.
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That's the case with Paul Strand in the UK, whose contribution to the history of photography might still slip away from the British public's view.
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Washington opened the game with a 244.4-23 run and for the first time all season, it didn&apost let a sizable lead slip away.
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It's not surprising to see the company's Xbox VR plans slip away — especially since it's largely focusing on business uses for its mixed reality headsets.
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So if you start to slip away, don't stress, because there are a couple tips you can use to bring yourself back into the moment.
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The plan is to hide The Artemis in a small cove, find Young Ian and slip away before Captain Leonard arrives to have Jamie hanged.
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Miami let a lead slip away in the ninth inning of Sunday's 23-5 loss to the Cleveland Indians and has lost eight of nine.
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He has the ability to slip behind enemy lines unseen, pick a target and unload extreme damage on that target, then slip away to safety.
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The Wizards (42-03) let most of a 19-point halftime lead slip away, but ultimately held on to snap a two-game losing streak.
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Truthfully, I felt desperate to get out of my current job and didn't want to let this opportunity slip away because I had overpriced myself.
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We have to recommit ourselves to fully funding PEPFAR, expanding access to treatment and ensuring we don't allow our progress to slip away from us.
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Don't let summer slip away before crossing off a few of the popular dishes ahead (and tell us your personal faves in the comments, below).
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Of the sorrow in not being able to shield a loved one from death, of seeing another sunrise slip away forever in a terrible instant.
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A loyal companion would be at your side, and with just a few pats on the head your stress from the day would slip away.
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It takes a lot of courage to say no to something, especially if you're scared that everything might slip away if you don't say yes.
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"Australian politicians have been riding on the coattails of John Howard and letting the gains slip away," said Samantha Lee, chair of Gun Control Australia.
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She might have scored in similar fashion just two minutes after the 75th minute goal but a heavy first touch saw the opportunity slip away.
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But Wall Street experts warned Monday that the one-day rally could easily slip away as the full extent of the coronavirus outbreak becomes apparent.
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But the top-two system means as many as three of those seats might slip away because there are so many Democrats on the ballot.
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Whether the actors are poolside or in the water, meaning and humor tend to slip away, and with them the necessary intimacy with the spectators.
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Rather than get off and turn around like a sane person would do, I let Dr. Jekyll slip away and gave Mr. Hyde the wheel.
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These rooms are reportedly often left unlocked, so anybody trying to slip away for a quick break could accidentally stumble across a severed foot or corpse.
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But at the Democratic National Convention, here's a look back at how she almost let the nomination slip away — and how she managed to pull through.
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During lunch, I would slip away to the New York Public Library to research for an hour for my books, and then go back to work.
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The sun begins to relent by late afternoon but refuses to slip away timidly, putting on an electrifying show and dominating even in its final moments.
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On the final day, the fate of Team Europe rested with Zverev, who seemed about to let his match against Team World's Milos Raonic slip away.
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Officials said that during the ensuing raid, Mr. Guzmán managed to slip away through the sewers, and then he surfaced, stole a car and was apprehended.
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Got it back under par for the day, and let a couple slip away with a couple bad putts and a couple mistakes at the end.
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Pluto will soon become even less so, as her gravitational pull will allow it to slip away from Mercury in short twos to close the gap.
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But by attacking Comey's credibility, Republicans risk turning the email scandal into a transparent political witch hunt, letting the opportunity to attack Clinton's judgment slip away.
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U.S. stocks tumbled and the Dow Jones industrial average fell as much as 113 points Wednesday as investors watched the elusive 20,000 mark slowly slip away.
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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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But if it's not so easy for you to slip away, don't get a credit card with great travel perks just because it's fun to fantasize.
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First, he lost a slow split decision to Tim Boetsch in his UFC debut, letting a massive, 24-fight unbeaten streak slip away in the process.
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For those who can't afford or can't justify a Tesla without a rebate, it's about enthusiastically subscribing to an ideology, only to have it slip away.
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Nick has got everything he could possibly want but sometimes emotionally he lets it slip away from him, and that's exactly the same thing as Dereck.
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So now that he's locked up in a New York City jail, U.S. authorities are taking every precaution to make sure he doesn't slip away again.
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Still, she said she had learned from watching her playing partner, Pernilla Lindberg, win a three-way playoff after letting a three-shot lead slip away.
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I don't mean it will actually destroy you, in that it won't send you into an inescapable downward spiral that causes your sanity to slip away.
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And the precocious Claudia (Lacey Chabert) watched her innocence slip away as she was forced to shoulder grown-up issues — like helping raise an infant brother.
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Kamala Harris (who's since dropped out) have seen surges, only to see that support slip away, to varying degrees; meanwhile, Biden and Sanders have been steady.
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It's the perfect corrective to slip away and watch when the season gets too syrupy — and you might just make a small discovery about yourself, too.
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He is the son of a revered Communist revolutionary, and since coming to power he has hinted at worry that party power could easily slip away.
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When Liverpool and Norwich face off today in the season-opening match of the Premier League, fans in England may see a bit of tradition slip away.
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But as a new dad, his training and food habits started to slip away, and feeling depressed about his actions and the suspensions, he gained 21 pounds.
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The Sooners (23-143, 214-212 Big 210) grabbed the early advantage and never let it slip away, leading for all but 4:27 of the game.
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We must ensure that our momentum does not slip away, and we must push forward with nonpartisan purpose toward a criminal justice system worthy of our nation.
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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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The Blues also let a 33-1 series lead slip away and must win Game 7 to avoid their fourth consecutive first-round exit in the playoffs.
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As it is, however, they have seen their lives' prospects slip away from them as the victories of the Arab Spring crushed with Western support for autocrats.
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"Jefferson retrieved five or six of his slaves; Washington recovered two young black women but not a dozen other slaves who managed to slip away," Hoock recounts.
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The Blackhawks saw their hold on first place in the Central slip away as Minnesota claimed the spot by posting a 5-4 in Dallas on Saturday.
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Celtics 25, Bucks 23 | Boston leads series, 232-226 MILWAUKEE — The game was beginning to slip away from the Bucks when Giannis Antetokounmpo tried to assert himself.
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In other recent paintings, Cézanne's embrace seems to slip away to something more elemental — to the forces that perhaps influenced the French master in the first place.
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Watson saw her first five championship points slip away in the second-set tiebreak before regaining her composure to lose just one game in the final set.
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He didn't let the opportunity slip away, scoring 18 points while taking on a team that included Virginia guard Kyle Guy and Auburn point guard Jared Harper.
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Republicans are growing increasingly worried that the reliably red district that Trump won by double digits in 2016 could slip away and trigger more House GOP retirements.
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But as she begins to slip away, falling into a coma before being taken off life support, Dog's grip on reality becomes more tenuous in his grief.
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They made sure the trophy would not slip away a second time, adding the U.S. Open to the Australian Open title they won to start the year.
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During a January train ride from Montreal to Ottawa, the Calgary Flames were forced to reflect on a 2016-17 season that was beginning to slip away.
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He is not like the many men on college campuses who have seen their futures slip away because they're playing by an unpopular and outmoded sexual playbook.
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We've all been struck by a jolt of inspiration at the most inopportune moment, only to have the brilliant idea slip away before it can be jotted down.
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Despite the tragic events she's faced and suffering from depression for a year after her first accident, Aiello, now 26, wasn't going to let her dream slip away.
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The Buckeyes (8-2), who led for almost the entire overtime period in their 79-77 loss on Tuesday to Florida Atlantic, didn't let this one slip away.
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He wrote a song ("Slip Away") about Uncle Floyd, the host of a weird, low-budget, quasi-children's TV show that aired locally back in the UHF days.
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Secluded from the throngs of foot traffic, the Spanish-style bungalow hotel and its accompanying lounge are the perfect places to slip away from the city to unwind.
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The Wild (227-21-5) got 28 saves from Kuemper while falling at home for just the sixth time this season, and seeing another early lead slip away.
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It's no surprise then, that my goal of developing leadership capacity as a SEAL got the right focus and energy, unlike many goals that tend to slip away.
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The Trail Blazers came away feeling as if they had outplayed the Warriors for three quarters — at Oracle Arena, no less — until they let their momentum slip away.
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But the White Sox bullpen couldn't hold on, as Gonzalez saw his third win of the season slip away after allowing only one earned run in seven innings.
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But privately, half a dozen Republican strategists, party officials and state legislators on Thursday and Friday all said they worried a Senate seat was about to slip away.
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I was from a large family (one of six siblings) so it was easy to slip away from the pack and go off and do your own thing.
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The Post reports that the crooks hired an unwitting truck driver and provided him with phony paperwork that allowed him to slip away with the eels scot free.
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She gave credit to millennial women for "leading the fight" in defense of reproductive freedom, and assigned some blame to her own generation for letting it slip away.
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The opportunities for things to go awry are ubiquitous and Fields knows all too well how the dream of gold can slip away in a matter of seconds.
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The last time they played one, in 2004, they let a pennant — and a once-insurmountable three-games-to-none lead — slip away to the rival Red Sox.
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Mr. Fender, who describes himself as "the kind of guy who gets excited about responsible financial planning," saw all his carefully crafted plans for the future slip away.
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"As she started to slip away, [Snider] started to realize he owned nothing," Mariel Hemingway, who played Stratten in the 1983 biopic Star 80, says in the episode.
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But each time it looked like the administration was pushed to the edge of the cliff, it has managed to slip away in the court of public opinion.
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Usually, they keep pretty quiet and every once in a while they'll offer an opinion but there's a public understanding that when you fail you should slip away.
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The game I loved had begun to slip away, and I felt compelled to wrench it back—to see how much better at it I could still get.
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These feel like images you might have dreamed, both of the kind that slip away and the ones you manage to keep tenuously in your grasp, slippery, otherworldly.
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While this may allow access for some who otherwise would be left out, the grand purpose of the A.C.A. — to allow affordable care for all — will slip away.
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Following a controversial loss at Chicago before the All-Star break, the Celtics let a 17-point lead slip away in a 107-383 setback at Toronto on Friday.
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"In many rural Iowa communities, the qualities that have made living here so attractive are beginning to slip away," she said in a campaign press release sent to Refinery29.
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Jughead promises her she's not evil and it feels like he's trying to reach her but Betty may slip away from him as she battles with her dark side.
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As long as we're trapped in this cycle of repetition, we cannot build on the wins of our foremothers because those gains slip away within decades of being won.
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If you want to leave for treatment, do it because you genuinely want to change your behavior, not because you want to quietly slip away until things quiet down.
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While leading in widebody jets, it has seen the narrowbody market – where the industry makes most cash - slip away as Airbus grabbed some 60 percent of new-generation sales.
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Playing without LeBron James again, the Lakers had rallied to take a 10-point lead in the third quarter but let it slip away in a 115-101 loss.
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A few of the other kids had watched Bo slip away, but he'd put a fierce finger to his lips and none of them had seemed particularly interested anyway.
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While labor data have been solid, the central bank has watched core inflation slip away from its 2 percent target to 1333 percent, as measured by the PCE deflator.
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"We're 0-2, we're in last place and we have to get it turned around quick of the season can slip away from us," Redskins coach Jay Gruden said.
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The elephant handlers at Circus World aren't usually any farther than 20 feet away from the enclosure, but O'Donnell said Kelly was sure-footed enough to slip away unnoticed.
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If you are a seasoned Churchill-watcher, it can be a relief to slip away from the Second World War and to inspect less vaunted passages of his life.
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"We obviously played some good hockey at times, but we just let those two games at home slip away, and that put us behind the eight ball," Tavares said.
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Even the older, more engaged consumers of radio could slip away as automobile dashboards add options for on-demand, voice-activated content in addition to linear AM/FM radio.
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Then again, he had been recommended by the best beauty team I know (R29, duh) so I let my apprehension slip away to be replaced by a buzzing excitement.
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It sounds as if you already know there is nothing unreasonable in your desire to slip away from the overcrowded fun house of your youth to bathe and sleep.
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On Friday afternoon, with the beginning of Passover looming and Easter in the offing, some members began to slip away as leaders sought to make accommodations for religious observances.
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"We absolutely cannot let this hard to come by opportunity for peace slip away once again," the Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said in a statement.
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"We tie our remaining three children with a rope in the night, just to make sure that they don't slip away from us," said Ms. Bibi's husband, Muhammad Afzal.
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If you can force yourself into a routine, you'll find it easier to keep the work-life balance that can so easily slip away when you work from home.
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He and other supporters of the legislation argued that the N.C.A.A. simply could not afford to let the California universities — and their popularity in major media markets — slip away.
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"The last ECB meeting already saw a quite dovish shift and suggested we are a small economic slip away from more monetary easing," ING rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder said.
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Hollywood royals (Tom Hanks, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Lopez) flock to the resort when they need to slip away from the spotlight — or draw it on the deck of a megayacht.
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Harvey then fought Tunisia's Ines Boubakri to a 12-12 tie before letting the quarter-final slip away in a bittersweet finish to her historic day in Rio de Janeiro.
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At a network of homes he owned, his team of engineers and diggers had expertly constructed tunnels enabling him to slip away, time and again, often just minutes before raids.
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That defense has developed a habit of letting big leads slip away, including a 19-point first-half advantage that disappeared in a 108-104 loss at Charlotte on Saturday.
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You did not curate the perfect workout playlist that could energize even a zombie to want to exercise just to have it all slip away because you're wearing chintzy headphones.
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Minnesota began its campaign by sprinting to a 20-3 lead against the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday, only to let that game slip away in a 16-point third quarter.
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When Winston Smith and Julia slip away for trysts in 1984, they're breaking the rules by taking something for themselves that doesn't belong to the all-observant, all-consuming state.
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Trying to clear a record as an individual can be a nightmare and consumes so much time that opportunities tend to slip away before a clean slate can be achieved.
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Toronto opened its five-game road trip by letting a 19-point lead slip away and briefly trailed in the third quarter before fending off Washington in the final period.
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The wine cellar features a wall of magically floating bottles and and sliding glass panels in the lower level lounge slip away to reveal a wall of lush live greenery.
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It's amazing how relationships can slip away from you, and how you can simultaneously watch it happen in slow-motion but feel that you never really saw it at all.
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Those handing themselves over, including the wives and children of foreign fighters, are bitterly complaining that their local counterparts were able to slip away, leaving them to fend for themselves.
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"I let a really good round slip away at the end," said Woods, who blamed what he described as "silly" mental mistakes, not physical fatigue, for his drop in play.
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Too bad then that as the years slip away and Bilott's wife, Sarah (Anne Hathaway), continues to huff and puff about him and his work, the movie slides into banality.
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A newly discovered gecko has a freaky way of escaping predators: When snatched by an attacker, it rips off its scales and skin so that it can slip away unscathed.
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Defensive assignments drift by, games slip away, and moments tick away, like so many grains of sand through the damn hourglass as the next stop—summer vacation or the playoffs—approaches.
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Perhaps, more than anything else, I just enjoyed entering a fully realized world, where I could slip away from the realities of our daily lives and marvel at exploring something new.
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BUCKS 104, CELTICS 102 After seeing a 20-point second-half lead slip away, Giannis Antetokounmpo made a huge play with five seconds remaining to save Milwaukee from a devastating loss.
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Britain might be the most spied on country in the world—one CCTV camera per every 11 people, to be exact—but there are still many who manage to slip away.
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The Blazers let a 16-point fourth-quarter lead slip away completely, then they had to endure as the Hornets missed five chances to tie or win in the closing seconds.
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After blowing a 23-point lead in the second half to South Carolina in their SEC opener, the Gators nearly let a 15-point second half lead slip away against Arkansas.
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Johel saw her delicate, almost childlike face and he knew that some prison spell would simply kill her: One day she would close her eyes and her soul would slip away.
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Previous coach Tudor, who moved to Galatasaray from Karabukspor halfway through last season, had been widely criticised after the team allowed an eight-point lead in the standings to slip away.
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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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But as the spring days slip away with no agreement to hear from the special counsel, frustrated lawmakers are saying they should use whatever means are necessary to hear from Mueller.
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The Seminoles let a potential signature win slip away late in a 65-63 loss to Miami on Sunday, but they have reason to believe they'll bounce back against Georgia Tech.
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Time slows down, the nagging irritations of our personal lives slip away, and we enter into a world imagined by an artist or artists that holds us captive for a while.
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Young protesters, desperate to save the fighters, tried to drive the Indian forces back or create enough chaos to distract them to give the last militants a chance to slip away.
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It is also a warning: that the liberal system could slip away and that Germans must remember the dangers of the old order, even if the rest of the world forgets.
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"BK will go down in history as the CEO that let Intel's process leadership advantage slip away," he said, adding that a change at the top could bring in fresh ideas.
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She's disillusioned with her own work, "sucking up to public officials" only for projects she's excited about to slip away, but is nonetheless concerned with Randall not taking the job market seriously.
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Menlibayeva blends interviews and documentary film footage with aesthetically beautiful staged and performed images that add another layer of visual power to a disturbing history that could easily slip away into oblivion.
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Followup observations revealed a two-hour rotation period for Gault, which is pretty much the maximum spin rate an asteroid can bear before material starts to crumble and slip away the surface.
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If that isn't possible, the white partner should push for the couple to have their own room in the home they're staying in, so they can slip away whenever they need to.
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"I believe the U.S. will not let the issue slip away quietly and will take retaliatory actions soon if North Korea fails to make a conciliatory move regarding the detainees," he said.
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For the government, agreeing on even one of these points would be like opening a tiny crack that would soon turn into an enormous hole through which its control would slip away.
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Key provisions on abortion and Planned Parenthood funding and efforts to persuade people to maintain insurance coverage could also slip away because they violate the rules that Republicans chose to operate under.
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Yes, Clark might have lost a seemingly can't-lose case, but Paulson dug into the sheer terror and desperation that became evident as Clark slowly watched a guilty verdict slip away from her.
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The Chicago Cubs let an opportunity slip away, but they'll get a quick shot at redemption in the rubber match of a three-game series against the visiting New York Mets on Wednesday.
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The adorable pug managed to slip away from her owner in Cape May, New Jersey, and was picked up by the cops after officers spotted the pooch wandering around yards in the neighborhood.
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They asked why I was in town and what I did for a living, and at one moment, I very clearly felt any self-awareness about being within a fictional show slip away.
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Just imagine what those supporters will do in real time, on the floor of the convention, as they watch the nomination slip away from a candidate who has won a plurality of votes.
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"Anxiety has been correlated with the fear of their job being automated away — humans are smart — if they sense that their livelihood might slip away, it is extremely anxiety-inducting" he told CNBC.
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He sheds some of the snark, humor, and lo-fi sludge that peppered the first two Total Slacker albums, Thrashin' and Slip Away, and harps on the humanness in longing, loneliness, and adversity.
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"Going to the movies, seeing Star Wars; that was my time to become present in the moment and let the whole world slip away," Matloff says about his childhood experiences with the franchise.
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RaveRunner is a game you can get lost in, and by stimulating so many senses it allows you to let your higher level thoughts slip away — you become purely reactionary and non-judgmental.
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Populist Policies Let Brazil's Tomorrow Slip Away | The soaring hopes fed by a subsidized, state-directed, commodity-fueled economy have lately come crashing back to earth, Eduardo Porter writes in the Economic Scene.
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Clinton largely dismiss that possibility, pointing out that Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney also hoped to compete in both Michigan and Wisconsin, only to see the states slip away well before Election Day.
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Westbrook was just 4-of-143 shooting while playing the entire final quarter and it equated to a major missed opportunity as Oklahoma City let a 15-point, first-half lead slip away.
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What it's about: It's about a dancer who doesn't have a job as a dancer who struggles to keep an apartment and chases after her dreams, even as they slip away from her.
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But then, he said, many of the fighters then slip away to the caves of province's eastern badlands, and buy weapons from smugglers, who have in some cases bought them from government forces.
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While thousands died on the battlefield, officials say many thousands more probably survived to slip away to conflicts in Libya, Yemen or the Philippines, or have gone into hiding in countries like Turkey.
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They have watched the freedoms of Hong Kong — in the media, education, housing, commerce and elsewhere — slowly slip away, and they know that the Communist Party stops at nothing in pursuing its interests.
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Sophisticated criminals, evolving with advances in security and technology, have found new ways to hack and clone their way into the city's countless A.T.M.s, their handiwork so invisible they slip away without notice.
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The forint weakened to slip away from 200-day moving average of about 321 against the euro, despite data showing the seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers' Index in Hungary rose in December from November.
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Other students, determined not to let the opportunity to work on the Hill slip away, stretch themselves thin, taking out loans and working 70-hour weeks at second jobs to make ends meet.
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While Riyadh tries to embark on a new path toward economic diversification under its influential deputy crown prince, those other OPEC states are seeing fragile gains slip away and threats to stability creep in.
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So keep an eye on new polling from those states in the next few days — if they start to slip away from her, then it will be time for Democrats to get really worried.
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The girl returned to her mother, who tried to keep her still, but only to slip away again and go back to the stage, drawing applause from the crowd in the Vatican's audience hall.
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Nobody that isn't from Possum Springs has any economic or cultural reason to be there, and in its decay, the world—including a modern utility like cell service—let it slip away into obscurity.
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And, if you have lots of plans and aren't just relaxing this weekend — either way, we're not judging — make sure to slip away from the fun long enough to order a few must-haves.
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Pittsburgh had a chance to finish off its road trip with a sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals before letting a 4-2 lead slip away and is trying to keep a positive attitude.
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But although Sanders says he's focused on not letting New Hampshire slip away, he believes his campaign will be viable in South Carolina, a state where Clinton is considered to have a significant advantage.
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Tonight, as Clinton's assured victory starts to slip away, some have turned again to this narrative: We may be living through the most successful Russian intelligence operation since the Rosenbergs stole the A-bomb.
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"Sure, it hurts to let this tournament specifically slip away, but there are 154 guys that didn't have a chance in that playoff, and I feel grateful to have had a chance," he said.
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T.O. knows what he's talking about ... the 6-time Pro Bowler balled out against the Pats at Super Bowl 39, but the Eagles let the game slip away after a back-and-forth battle.
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Past research at Facebook found that the subscription approach wouldn't be popular — but if the company begins to see disenchanted users slip away, a privacy-sensitive paid offering could help it hang onto them.
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The Cavs called a timeout, but it is Steve Kerr and the Warriors who likely need to make some adjustments if they don't want to let a winnable game on the road slip away.
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Students like me are flocking to Facebook groups to make jokes and post memes throughout all of this — there is undoubtedly a heightened sense of community as we watch our senior spring slip away.
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He followed what was the finest debut by a quarterback in 33ers history with a performance in which he repeatedly looked flustered, throwing two interceptions, and let a big second-half lead slip away.
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I think the people here should keep that in mind, like how easily it can slip away essentially or just does, it just does by lack of openness, lack of tolerance, lack of diversity.
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And so it was (with some exceptions) until the heyday of the Warren Court, when ownership of rights seemed to slip away from the privileged and be seized by marginalized groups aided by "activist" judges.
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Boban Marjanovic scored 237 points off the bench as the Clippers erased a 16-point, first-half deficit to lead in the third quarter, only to let the chance at a road victory slip away.
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The opioid crisis seems to finally be slowing down, but some treatment centers say that fragile progress could slip away if Congress doesn't step in to renew a critical funding stream that's quickly running dry.
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Officials in the state of Saxony have been criticized for letting Albakr slip away during a police raid on his Chemnitz apartment and then failing to prevent his suicide last week in prison in Leipzig.
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While NFL ratings have slipped, they're still by far the biggest game in town, and if Fox really is refocusing on news and sports, letting NFL rights slip away wouldn't make a lot of sense.
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Boban Marjanovic scored 19 points off the bench as the Clippers erased a 231-point, first-half deficit to lead in the third quarter, only to let the chance at a road victory slip away.
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I have always been more of line person mainly because when I have an idea and picture it in my mind, I want to draw it as fast as possible so it won't slip away.
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Trump's notion that we allowed the ISIS leaders to slip away — as though Seal Team Six could have helicoptered into a city the size of Philadelphia and captured them — reflects only his ignorance of war.
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Not only did the child slip away from his mother, but he squeezed under a rail, through wire barriers and over a moat wall, all in the presence of numerous bystanders surrounding the gorilla exhibit.
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Eventually, the dancers stand in a line as each embraces the person in front by the waist; one by one, they duck underneath and slip away, until the last one remains, stretched out and lifeless.
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To their numbers might be added millions of Americans, many of whom likely have pre-existing conditions, who have employer coverage but are just a pink slip away from needing to find individual market coverage.
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But she has another explanation for the loss to Navratilova in '20033, especially after she let a 4-2 lead in the third set slip away and lost 12 of the match's last 13 points.
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"He will continue to represent the same group that shares the same fundamental interests, people who fear an open democracy and won't let control over the media and the wealth slip away," Mr. Moco said.
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The Jets are 23-1-1 in their past six games but let a point slip away Tuesday at home, losing an early 3-24 lead in falling 21-210 in a shootout to Detroit.
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And an aspirational "reach" state like Texas would offer a larger trove of electoral votes for Democrats than the combined total of Ohio and Iowa, states that have started to slip away from the party.
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So we can either let it slip away from us into the hands of greedy people who don't care about it, or we can each take personal responsibility for the well-being of our scene.
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Trump raised doubts about the Singapore summit in talks with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who came to Washington to urge Trump not to let a rare opportunity with reclusive North Korea slip away.
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Indeed, since only four electoral votes are at stake in New Hampshire, there appears to be a ready substitute for it if it truly does slip away — Nevada, which has six electoral votes up for grabs.
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When someone dies in-flight, a plane will often divert to the nearest city, but sometimes, people slip away so quietly that no one notices until they don't get up from their seats upon landing. Spooky.
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"But I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny steps."
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Previously, US and Cuban anti-drug units were not allowed to share information without going through their superiors in Havana and Miami, a delay that Cuban officials said often gave smugglers ample time to slip away.
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Artemi Panarin scored twice as the Columbus Blue Jackets nearly let a three-goal lead slip away before holding on for a 204-220 win over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night in San Jose.
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"But I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny step."
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But she hasn't been able to slip away since she accepted a full-time position at the botanical garden in 2011 and started writing her first book, "The Rooftop Growing Guide," which was published in February.
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Mike Hadreas's fourth studio album as Perfume Genius, No Shape, came out yesterday and the Seattle-bred singer-songwriter celebrated with a performance of lead single "Slip Away" on noted bar-spitter Stephen Colbert's Late Show.
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She had seen the dream of a 24th Grand Slam title, which would have been the first since the birth of her daughter Alexis Olympia and her recovery from a life-threatening blood clot, slip away.
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If health-care professionals are not aware of such significant changes to the federal health-care agenda, we run the risk of watching access and services slip away from our patients that need it the most.
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He sits in his cell and listens to the radio, writes letters to friends back in Oregon, reads whatever mystery and science fiction he can get his hands on, and waits as the days slip away.
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Trump raised doubts about the summit in talks on Tuesday with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who came to Washington to urge Trump not to let a rare opportunity with reclusive North Korea slip away.
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Reportedly, the bureau had had its eyes on her since she moved to the US nearly two years ago — but this arrest was rushed out of fear that she'd leave the area and slip away from them.
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The DAO's withdrawal system froze the money for 27 days, and rather than let the money slip away permanently, Ethereum's coders have decided to stop the theft by changing the basic code that the currency runs on.
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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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"I think, in some ways, being in love is revolutionary in this world, in this time now," Beth says, leaning across the table of the conference room where she, Thompson, and I slip away for our interview.
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Tudor, who moved to Galatasaray from Karabukspor halfway through last season, has been widely criticised after the team allowed an eight-point lead in the standings to slip away before they dropped to second place on Sunday.
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So while other Mets fans found time to slip away to Florida for spring training, Gold, always dutiful, was at the family's factory, first in Brooklyn and later on Long Island, trying to keep up with demand.
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WASHINGTON — In Wednesday night's debate, Donald J. Trump excoriated the American-backed Iraqi military offensive to recapture Mosul from the Islamic State, saying it had forfeited "the element of surprise" and allowed militant leaders to slip away.
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A former pharmacist, he said he had left the drugstore where he worked in the state of Zulia a year ago to start mining because he saw the economic crisis spread and law and order slip away.
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She had to live with looks of contempt for months, breathing lightly as she passed by with a bowed head, still wearing her school uniform, a loose girl careless enough to let her whole life slip away.
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Removing some of the motivations for enjoying cannabis so the neighbors don't complain or your in-laws don't notice when you slip away at a family reunion may not be the greatest incentive for smoking odorless pot.
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Both teams were unable to take advantage of several scoring opportunities during the game, and it appeared the Angels might let one slip away in the eighth when they put runners on the corners with no outs.
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Many of the fans had been in the stadium for last season's final, in which Toronto failed to score against Seattle and ultimately saw the title it had dreamed about slip away in a penalty-kick shootout.
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Until then, she and her daughter had lived an itinerant life that saw then slip away from their home in Charleston, South Carolina, and travel through Germany, France, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa and Botswana before settling in Australia.
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But if Brexit makes that Catholic support for the union slip away, a future referendum on Irish unification could be "very, very tight" said Peter Shirlow, head of the Institute of Irish Studies at the University of Liverpool.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee to replace Mr Obama as president, tried to slip away from the controversy of his racist comments about a Mexican-American judge: "Questions were raised" about the judge's impartiality, said Mr Trump.
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Leaks of accusations and investigations large and small confront Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is in his fourth term and faces a new inquiry, but he has shown he can slip away from accusations with Teflon-coated ease.
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Not in a sedate or relaxing way, but the way that sometimes you feel like you are clinging to emptiness with all your willpower, always on the verge of letting it slip away and having something else intrude.
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As long as their lives were stable, they were content with the status quo, but as soon as the stability started to slip away, they readily embraced populists like Trump or reactionaries in Europe like Marine Le Pen.
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It's a revelatory work, developing Mr. Hadreas's experiences of love and loss into a virtuosic song cycle of himself — at turns bold ("Slip Away"), elegiac ("Wreath") and sexy ("Die 270 U"), and quite often all three at once.
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Playing without David Johnson is a major aspect of this season's inconsistency, but with the star running back out for the season, they are going to have to adjust soon or let a second consecutive season slip away.
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The Raptors, who let a 10-point lead slip away in a 113-112 overtime loss in Game 1, were up 54-883 midway through the second quarter but saw their lead dwindle to 63-61 at halftime.
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Kansas State let an early 214-point lead slip away by late in the first half but dominated the second half, shooting 22 percent (220 of 33) from the floor after the break to pull off the upset.
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It's a revelatory work, developing Mr. Hadreas's experiences of love and loss into a virtuosic song cycle of himself — at turns bold ("Slip Away"), elegiac ("Wreath") and sexy ("Die 4 U"), and quite often all three at once.
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Reds 9, Giants 2 Five Reds players smacked home runs, and host Cincinnati didn't let a big lead slip away this time around in an easy win over San Francisco in the second game of a four-game series.
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Up to 40 million jobs were cut in the state sector from 1995 to 2002, and while many were able to find employment in private businesses, others saw the ground give way beneath them and stable futures slip away.
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Tshiaba was arrested in the Nganza neighborhood of Kanaga, a bastion of support for the militia, which waged an insurgency in 2016-17, but Ilunga managed to slip away, said Timothee Mukuntu, Democratic Republic of Congo's top military prosecutor.
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The Celtics lost on a buzzer-beater in Phoenix on Sunday before letting a 13-point, third quarter lead slip away in a 116-22 setback at the Los Angeles Clippers that left star point guard Isaiah Thomas frustrated.
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After the Kings let an early 212-point lead slip away in the second half, Sacramento took the lead for good with just more than seven minutes remaining on Bogdan Bogdanovic's 210-pointer that broke a 227-63 tie.
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Cleveland let a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter slip away and was a missed shot at the buzzer away from losing Game 1, but All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving does not feel the team is vulnerable.
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But if the goal of archaeology is to preserve and interpret the past for the future, there's plenty of work to be done—careful and quick, down in the muck and in legislative offices—before traces of that past slip away.
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The result is truly beautiful and unique, with a level of introspection and depth seldom seen in the genre, and it is essential listening for anyone who has had to bear the pain of watching a loved one slip away.
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Dennis Schroder scored 17 points and Dwight Howard had 14 points and 12 rebounds as the Hawks (34-26) won despite 1093 turnovers and letting a lead for most of the game off a red-hot shooting start slip away.
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Despite his status as a fan favorite, and a healthy world ranking of seventh, Fowler knows he has let too many tournaments slip away, with 12 career runner-up finishes on the PGA Tour to go with his four official victories.
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Yankees drub Indians, force deciding Game 5 NEW YORK — Early Saturday morning, the New York Yankees took the short flight from Cleveland, feeling angered and disappointed, knowing they let a big opportunity slip away by blowing a five-run lead.
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A major distinction for Fulmer, who has faded somewhat after a strong start to the season, appeared to slip away on Wednesday night: A 45-minute rain delay may have cost him the American League title for earned run average.
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As an increasing number slip away, we will face ever more difficult ethical decisions — not just about which species we want to save, but how far we are willing to go to save them, and even what "saving" them really means.
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Although some have built, and sustained, successful, enduring dynasties — the Hearsts and the Rockefellers, for example, and, more recently, the Dursts — it is far more common for even the foremost families in the nation to watch their standing slip away.
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She started to pack up her backpack to try to gain some composure in the bathroom — then promptly realized that if you wanted to slip away, it was best not to make it too obvious by packing up your bag.
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Senators 5, Rangers 4 | Overtime | Ottawa leads series, 3-2 OTTAWA — The Rangers let another playoff game slip away here, surrendering a tying goal to a former teammate late in regulation on Saturday and then losing, 5-13, in overtime.
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By Thursday, Mr. Hill, who at 24 has had at least six burglary arrests, was locked in a solitary-confinement cell awaiting arraignment on additional charges, and correction officials were trying to determine how he had managed to slip away.
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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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Impeachment will be on their doorstep soon enough, but for now, as the final legislative days of the year slip away, there is a dearth of real debate taking place in what is sometimes called the world's greatest deliberative body.
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In April last year, the five, some who had been moved to other convents, defied church rules to slip away from their residences across India, taking buses and trains to travel hundreds of miles to join their sister and support her.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who worked hard to help set up the summit and urged Trump at a White House meeting on Tuesday not to let a rare opportunity slip away, said he was "perplexed" by the cancellation.
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Odds to win: 16/1 One thing to know: Tennessee needed overtime to take down Iowa in the second round, letting a 25-point lead slip away in the second half only to save their skin in the extra period.
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Imagine being able to you text your shrink as you slip away from that happy hour event you really didn't want to attend in the first place, or dial up therapy on the fly to deal with the imposter syndrome in your job.
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He was the head coach of the United States track team that year, and when hooded gunmen stormed the dormitory next to the one where Bowerman and his athletes slept, an Israeli race walker managed to slip away and run to Bowerman's door.
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"I watched someone ask for my age, and I was like, 'I know I am supposed to lie right now, but I am not going to,' and I watched that job slip away as I was saying it," Shor revealed to Vulture.
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" They said he had grown suspicious that his interviewers were in fact intelligence operatives and "tried to string the Chinese agents along" and warn the CIA so as not to let an opportunity to learn about an adversary's sources and methods "slip away.
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Matt: I think it could buy you time to slip away from one agent, but if you are the subject of an investigation and it's this big, because they are following Darlene after questioning, it could be one person doing follow up tag.
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It's as if in my dreamland of grief — where I always seem to be childlike and confused even though I'm aware of the years and decades that have passed — it's simply standard behavior for people to slip away but return in an instant.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Rory McIlroy entered the final round of the U.S. Masters on Sunday with his best chance yet to close out the final leg of the career grand slam but let it slip away with his worst round of the week.
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Warren has barely spent any money on the state — but in a sign they're concerned Massachusetts might slip away, a new super PAC backing Warren announced Thursday night that they'd include the Boston media market in a last-minute, $12 million ad buy.
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As the coronavirus pandemic mushroomed into a full-blown crisis, and health officials pleaded with Americans to stay away from each other to slow its spread, one of the nation's largest employers let crucial time slip away before it took decisive action.
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But Dani has resisted when Ms. Jones suggested going to the packed walk-in clinic at the Indian Health Service hospital, and Ms. Jones worries that if she pushes too hard for counseling or drug treatment or the doctor, Dani will slip away.
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Howard, who entered as the nation's leading scorer at 28.2 points per game, has averaged 36.3 points in the last three for the Golden Eagles (14-5, 4-33 in Big East), who nearly let a 14-point, second-half lead slip away.
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"You don't want things to slip away at the end of the year, so it's tempting to take things off the table, maybe buy something that's been beaten up," said Frank Gretz, a analyst for Wellington Shields & Co, a brokerage in New York.
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It's hard to find a parallel in Western political history for a leader to survive such a knifing since the power and fear need to sustain iron rule can slip away especially quickly in a democracy -- as opposed to an autocratic state.
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The Philippine military said on Friday that some of the Islamist militants who stormed Marawi City in the south of the country last month may have mingled with evacuees to slip away during the battle that has raged for almost four weeks.
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ABOUT THE WARRIORS (31-2): Golden State let a 1113-point lead slip away before coming up with the 111-108 overtime win against Denver as Green did his best Curry impression by going 5-of-9 from 3-point range and adding four steals.
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But if more and more kids start to slip away from Gilead and if the border between the countries starts to become more porous, well ... it's not hard to imagine a world where Canada signs such a treaty to avoid an escalation into war.
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One of L.A.'s pet end-of-quarter plays over the past few years has seen Jordan fake like he's coming up to set a high screen for Paul, only to slip away to the weak side and set a flare screen for Redick.
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Atlanta: Imagine having one of the best offenses in N.F.L. history, one that set a record for points scored, and a kicker who had made all 35 of his field-goal attempts in the regular season — and then watching those two advantages slip away.
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Over the span of the film — it's hard to know exactly how much time is passing, which is of course exactly how the passage of time can feel — her friends slip away, and the work that had seemed so urgent feels a bit more remote.
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The underlying shifts in the electorate suggest President Trump may have to walk a precarious path to re-election in 218, as several Midwestern states he won in 22020 threaten to slip away, and once-red states in the Southwest turn a purpler hue.
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Mr. Trump opted instead for a third candidate: Rick Perry, the former Republican governor of Texas, an enthusiastic surrogate for Mr. Trump during the campaign who had been eyeing positions as secretary of defense or secretary of Homeland Security, only to see them slip away.
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Feverish passengers waited in their cabins for days without seeing a doctor, and once the two-week isolation period ended, the authorities allowed a number of people who had been exposed to the virus to slip away untested, without submitting to an additional quarantine.
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In that history, the pressing question is whether the new left can lock in its gains as policy — the way, say, Black Lives Matter helped produce substantive changes to the criminal justice system — or let them mostly slip away, as Occupy Wall Street seemed to.
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Getting involved in politics, Michigan Muslims said, is a way to assert their place in the country and to guard the rights they fear will slip away as the Trump administration floats ideas like a crackdown on Muslim civil society through a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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And through those vantage points, various ideas keep coming up: grand compositional visions, listeners as stakeholders, the jazz musician's ever-changing relationship to repertory and the past, and what it means when game-changers slip away, as Ornette Coleman and Paul Bley did within the last year.
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There's always the wild card factor with Zarya of not knowing how much energy she has stored up, but it's easy enough to activate Wraith Form and slip away if you find yourself taking an inordinate amount of damage when you move Reaper in for the kill.
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In times like these, the world becomes a bit too difficult to deal with 24/7, and we need to slip away into something that can grab our attention, wash away all the reminders of the outside world for a few hours and make us feel calm.
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A week after letting a 24-point halftime lead slip away during a 24-38 home loss to Memphis, Houston gave itself a chance by playing solid defense early against a high-powered offense that had scored at least 30 points in a record 24 consecutive games.
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Even as his chances of winning the Democratic presidential nomination slip away, Senator Bernie Sanders and his allies are trying to use his popularity to expand his political influence, setting up an ideological struggle for the soul of the Democratic Party in the post-Obama era.
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Earlier today, Michael Hadreas shared two live tracks via the Spotify Singles series—a new version of "Slip Away" from No Shape, released earlier this year, and a gentle but deliberate cover of Mary Margaret O'Hara's "Body's In Trouble," which he also often performs on tour.
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He heartily ripped into Libby Schaaf, the Democratic mayor of Oakland, for issuing a warning last week that ICE planned to arrest immigrants across Northern California, an alert that infuriated agency officials who said her tip-off had allowed hundreds of their targets to slip away.
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But without the struggle of making it our own — adding soy sauce, ginger, and sugar, and cooking it on the stovetop to eat with rice and kimchi — we just never became attached to it, which, in turn, made it easy to let the tradition slip away.
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Launched eight years ago, Android has become a phenomenon, but in recent years Google has seen control of its software slip away as companies like Samsung and Huawei take it, add their own services on top, making it much different to the experience Google initially created.
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Yes, the Eerie Carl Sagan Prediction That's Going Viral Is RealPhoto: APDid Carl Sagan really warn about a time in the future when manufacturing jobs would slip away, when the average person would have virtually no control over their political lives, and when we would all cling to superstitions?
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As the authoritarian impulse reasserts itself globally, and global commitment to democracy seems to now be on somewhat shaky ground, I have been thinking a lot recently about the American commitment to democracy -- where it comes from, and how, if the circumstances were right, it might slip away.
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If you look at the money raised during the past few days to help the children separated from their parents at the U.S. border — more than $12 million from one Facebook fundraiser — you can see how the issue might impact elections if we don't let this momentum slip away.
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"In the spirit of compromise, with so many lives and families hanging in the balance, I strongly urge Congress to not let this historic opportunity slip away, but instead embrace a compromise that history will record as a righteous victory for our nation," he said, according to Christianity Today.
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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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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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Just when you think you've got a handle on it all, Can shifts into a more Motorik gear, serving up the Krautpop of "Moonshake," a three-minute pre-punk-post-punk sugar rush, given all the meandering that comes before it, seems to slip away just as it begins.
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The Democratic Party chairman in Youngstown, Ohio, wrote to Hillary Clinton's advisers in May warning she needed to put a jobs-focused message at the heart of her White House campaign or else watch blue-collar voters in states like Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania slip away to Republican Donald Trump.
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Ted Cruz: Now the odds-on favorite The Texas senator's supporters -- and Republicans allied with anybody whose name isn't Trump -- crowed that Wisconsin marked a turning point in the race, especially as Trump watches delegates slip away in states he's already won because his campaign hasn't mastered the contest's procedural intricacies.
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He reminds me again and again that I am still a woman and still alive, but I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny steps.
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This year's Glastonbury was no different, and as Saturday night rolled into Sunday morning, which rolled into Sunday evening, I could feel the amorphous force of fun begin to slip away from my grip, like a fish I had just caught trying to wriggle its way back into the ocean.
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And her grandfather and great uncle, who cofounded the Walt Disney Company, couldn't have done so without the distinctly American promise of social mobility -- a promise that seems to slip away day by day as the social safety net is ripped apart and a small few hoard their increasing resources.
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The next day, or any day, I could slip away and drive to a nursery, pick up a tree—balled and burlapped—and put it in my car and take it to the edge of a field where no one would see me dig with the shovel I brought along.
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"I am writing on behalf of The New York Times to request an on-air apology and tweet from Fox & Friends in regards to a malicious and inaccurate segment 'NY Times leak allowed ISIS leader to slip away,'" the letter said, according to Politico media reporter Hadas Gold and other reporters.
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Milwaukee bounced back from letting a late-inning lead slip away Saturday to take three of four from National League East-leading Washington and moved to 221 220/22 games back of Chicago in the NL Central and to just one-half game behind Colorado for the second wild card.
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It's maybe nice in a way to know that it's not just you who toggles from Facebook to job listings to random Vines for hours on end, that there are millions of people like you who are feeling their youth slip away from them slowly to the soundtrack of a humming air conditioner.
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"You sort of slip into this comfort zone and there's this idea that as soon as you are too comfortable, that's when things slip away from you because somebody across the street, across the continent is working harder," Leonard told CNBC at the side-lines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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Think about how conservatively teams play when they're tied in the third period because they don't want to let one point slip away; now think about how much tighter to the vest teams would play if they knew one mistake would result in a three-point swing instead of a two-point swing.
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As The New York Times reported this week: The underlying shifts in the electorate suggest President Trump may have to walk a precarious path to re-election in 2020, as several Midwestern states he won in 2016 threaten to slip away, and once-red states in the Southwest turn a purpler hue.
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The Champion "Jeffries forced him to the ropes by purely superior brute strength, and, as Corbett tried to slip away, Jeffries landed his gloved fist, with the power of a pile driver behind it flush on the point of the jaw and Corbett went down like a felled ox," New York Times, May, 211, 19333.
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The Oilers (14-11-5) got a first-period goal from Leon Draisaitl and a power-play goal from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins along with 34 saves from goalie Cam Talbot, but they head home with a 19823-1-2 mark on their road trip, having seen a lead slip away in all three games.
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Getting a tourist visa as a Westerner is notoriously hard, and the likelihood of you being able to just slip away from your Saudi government minder and travel undetected all the way from the capital Riyadh to Mecca — more than 500 miles away, on the other side of a vast desert — is basically laughable.
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Consider the bedtime shadow puppet show, the non-thing that depends on flesh and stone some-things to flit across the wall, the toy that vanishes in the dark but also dissolves in the light of day, the loving entertainment put on to coax a restless child into slumber so the parent can slip away.
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"You sort of slip into this comfort zone and there's this idea that as soon as you are too comfortable, that's when things slip away from you because somebody across the street, across the continent is working harder," Leonard told CNBC earlier this year at the side-lines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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The organs of a slaughtered buffalo in one scene "slip away like odd-shaped boats on a river of blood"; the "outrageous" femininity of transgender women or hijras in a neighborhood make the "real, biological women" look "cloudy and dispersed"; a boat is seen "cleaving through a dark, liquid lawn" of a weed-choked lake.
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Stirring the oats, I smile to think of the automated breakfast machine constructed by the eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts in the film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" from my childhood, or the one Rosita Pig makes in the recent movie "Sing" to allow her to slip away from the morning routine for her dozen-plus piglets.
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In some ways, then, the Knicks' 108-81 loss was a classic example of the cruelest way to lose: to fall behind big (by 17 points), come all the way back and even take a second-half lead (by 2), only to let the game slip away again (this time for good, and in historically grim fashion).
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The words—"when he came to say goodbye he was already a stranger" / "he didn't come for her" / "he had become cruel like death" / "under my blouse warm lice move"—thud ten times heavier as they reveal themselves in front of you, before letters wrap around the curves of the brick and slip away seemingly into the sky.
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"It goes without saying that with this recent cancellation, combined with tough statements coming out of Pyongyang along with Washington taking a tough line on sanctions relief, one thing is certain: the détente of 2202 could soon slip away," Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, said in an email to reporters.
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One reader, Toni from Maine, argues: Obviously, Cunanan hated the wealthy old men he serviced as a gigolo and hated the younger men he desired who didn't want him and, feeling time slip away, started retaliating against life by murdering those he resented, which he found to be a drug more powerful than anything he'd ever experienced.
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The Rams twice had huge defensive opportunities slip away from them, once when Julian Edelman ripped off an 11-yard catch-and-run on 3rd-and-9, and once when Nickell Robey Coleman's crushing hit of Rex Burkhead on a 2nd-and-14 was determined to be a defenseless receiver violation and an automatic first down.
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Women who live in communities that shun abortion or who are in abusive relationships often need to keep their procedures a secret for their own safety, and while they may be able to slip away for a day, a multiday trip, not to mention a significant outlay of money, may be impossible to coordinate without anyone finding out.
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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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Worried their chance to cement a conservative majority on the Supreme Court could slip away, a growing number of evangelical and anti-abortion leaders are expressing frustration that Senate Republicans and the White House are not protecting Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh more forcefully from a sexual assault allegation and warning that conservative voters may stay home in November if his nomination falls apart.
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In "A Silly Love Story," a young man's shirts are unraveled by an apricot-loving poltergeist while he falls in love with his gender-queer friend Merion; in "Dead Air," we glimpse pieces of two women's courtship through transcripts of increasingly unsettling audio recordings; in "She Hides Sometimes," pieces of Anjana's childhood home seem to slip away with her ailing mother's memories.
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From Michigan to Georgia, North Dakota to Texas, Democratic elected officials, strategists and pollsters are warning that the party's commitment to the Obama-era Affordable Care Act — widely seen as critical to electoral gains in 20183 and 2019 — could slip away as a political advantage in 2020 if Republicans seize on Medicare for all and try to paint Democrats as socialists on health care.
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The friends in "Girls Trip" have other issues to work on, all of which are grounded in ordinary life: how to live in the world with love and joy, how to nurture intimate relationships so they don't slip away, how to balance professional and personal obligations without going nuts, how to perform fairly tricky sexual acts without embarrassing you or your partner right out of bed — you know, the usual.
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EditorsNote: resent to correct Game ID Freshman guard Armaan Franklin scored a career-high 17 points, including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 15.7 seconds left, lifting Indiana to a 62-60 win over Notre Dame in the Crossroads Classic at Bankers Life Fieldhouse The Hoosiers (11-203) let a 17-point second-half lead slip away before regrouping in the closing minutes to pull off the close win.
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When she got to "Flipside," a turbocharged new rhythm-and-blues tune, she belted the chorus but compressed just as much feeling, at a cooler temperature, into the second verse: I finally know who I'm supposed to be My mind was locked but I found the keyHope it don't all slip away from me A few weeks later, during a lunch interview, Ms. Jones allowed that those lyrics reflected her current state of mind.
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Over nine-and-a-half minutes, Mike Hadreas and his band create magic amidst the Tiny Desk set, with low-key, intimate-feeling versions of tracks from his fourth album No Shape—"Slip Away" and "Valley"—as well as "Normal Song" from his 2012 release Put Your Back N To It. Often it is the most ordinary-feeling things that can be the most spellbinding, and that's what Perfume Genius brings to this performance.
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After letting a double-digit lead slip away through the first 6 1/2 minutes of the second half, the No. 6 Mountaineers took control when their best player was forced to the bench, knocking off No. 7 Oklahoma 89-113 on Saturday night at WVU Coliseum in Morgantown, W.Va. For much of the game, West Virginia's Jevon Carter, one of the best defenders in college basketball, got the better of the Sooners' freshman phenom, Trae Young.
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Ford recalls that some time in the summer of 216 (subsequent documentary evidence suggests July 13 as the most likely date), Brett Kavanaugh, along with his friend Mark Judge, cornered her in an upstairs bedroom of a center-split Cape Cod-style house in Montgomery County, Maryland, locked the door, and attempted to have his way with her — going so far as to put his hand over her mouth to silence her cries for help — before he drunkenly let her slip away.
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Playlist: David Bowie, "Sound and Vision" / David Bowie, "Fantastic Voyage" / David Bowie, "Heroes" / Talking Heads, "The Big Country" / Talking Heads, "I Zimbra" / Talking Heads, "Crosseyed and Painless" / DEVO, "[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "America Is Waiting" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "The Jezebel Spirit" / U231, "Pride in the Name of Love" / U21, "Where the Streets Have No Name" / U277, "So Cruel" / Coldplay, "X & Y" / Coldplay, "Viva La Vida" / Ultravox, "Slip Away" / James, "Laid" Even for superfans, Eno's art career is hard to follow because the physical installations are temporary and geographically far-flung.
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