And hopefully we never slip back into this darkness again.
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There is no time to slip back into bad habits.
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The status quo of SMS is what people slip back to.
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Outside observers worry that the country could slip back into turmoil.
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But many economists say the UK could still slip back into recession.
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He is expected to slip back across the border in coming days.
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"It was surprisingly easy to slip back into that time," he said.
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He was not prepared to let it slip back into the unspoken.
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Mr. Dawkins began to slip back into addiction, starting with prescription painkillers.
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Perhaps the euro zone would slip back into recession and then break up.
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Yes, many of the guys who get out quietly slip back into society.
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After another rate cut, those rates likely will slip back to near zero.
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It features a non-slip back, which makes it especially easy to use.
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That makes it likely the company will slip back into its old patterns.
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After having major surgery recently, I yearned to slip back into the sea.
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Temperatures slowly slip back toward the 240s by sunset as skies partially clear.
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Some stay permanently, while others slip back into the North after earning extra money.
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While profit-taking saw the price slip back to $213.1,211.7 a tonne on Nov.
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Without help, they could slip back into violence and make much of the country ungovernable.
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In September, Cattrall had confirmed she never wanted to slip back into the Samantha's shoes again.
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Some unsettling recent trends raise the risk that the eurozone could even slip back to recession.
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Although the party will cement its control of Britain's cities, it may slip back in towns.
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But I also hope I get to slip back into that lime-green bra some day.
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The slip back in sterling also came amid proof of the effect of the looming split.
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I lubed mine up for ease of insertion, but within seconds it would slip back out.
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Murray knows when to slip back into the shadows, and we know how to let him.
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Cash will exchange hands, we'll run back across the street and slip back into the courtroom.
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Temperatures overnight slip back to near 45, with a breeze from the southwest around 10 mph.
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It said a rejection of the deal could see the euro slip back down towards $1.17.
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It's a collection of all the in-betweens, that we can slip back into whenever we choose.
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As a result, he expects growth to slip back to around 2.5 percent over the year ahead.
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I slip back into the stadium, zipping my jacket up to my neck against a desert night.
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If we can slip back, hopefully it's also possible to get out of this ditch and go forward.
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I also risked losing friends, so I decided to let the occasional "I" slip back into real conversation.
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Now, imagine if I am denied a refill of the drug and I slip back into that state.
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But often our focus shifts, our excitement wanes, and we slip back into our old patterns of behavior.
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To Mr Trump, such policies allow immigrants with criminal records to slip back into society and commit more offences.
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In FPV you often need to slip back and forth between the onscreen visual and the real world drone.
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I slip back into my yoga pants, sneakers, and the massive jacket that protects me from the Berlin winter.
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The storm could slip back out to sea, threatening no one, or it could make multiple landfalls in the Caribbean.
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The trick is to stick to that schedule; otherwise you'll slip back into your old routine of social jet lag.
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Areas rescued from famine would easily slip back into famine if aid was diverted to new hotspots, the report said.
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In recent years, however, the prevailing ethic in America seems to have begun to slip back in the wrong direction.
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In this situation, operational testing in the 2020 fiscal year and fielding in the 2021 fiscal year could slip back.
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At first, she resists Aunt Lydia's wheedling requests for her to slip back into the scarlet robes of a Handmaid.
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I see how easily we slip back into our old notions because they are comfortable, we are used to them.
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LG: I can think of some people who might want to just slip back into that now, if they could.
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"So once the scale stops moving, they can get frustrated, slip back into unhealthy habits, and abandon consistent training," she says.
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She did slip back into a similar version of the dress, posing in BAZAAR's April issue wearing a more "demure" redesign.
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Yet farmers across the region say there is still a grave risk the countryside will slip back into the 'big dry'.
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Presented with such horror, the rational mind of the modern baseball fan starts to slip back into the darkness of ages past.
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The signs of weakness in the economy and the uncertain outlook for U.S. monetary policy led sterling to slip back towards $0.23.
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Without hydroxychloroquine I would certainly slip back into the far worse state that I was in before I was diagnosed with lupus.
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This means the country's crude imports will likely remain robust in coming months, even if they slip back somewhat from September's elevated levels.
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The new devices are expected to start shipping on November 3rd, though delivery dates are likely to slip back by weeks or months.
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Data released on Friday suggest that a nascent economic uptick is beginning to wane and that China could slip back into a slowdown.
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Even so, the relationship between the United States and Russia cannot be allowed to slip back into a poisonous Cold War-like rivalry.
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He said when the summer driving season is over, there is less pressure and prices could slip back unless oil prices are much higher.
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It's shockingly easy to slip back into old habits when you're spending all your time in spaces that defined your childhood and teenage years.
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I was in a hurry, and the claustrophobic crush of people standing on the stairs made me slip back into my commuter default mode.
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Afternoon temperatures slip back into the low to mid-270s with precipitation as light winds blow mainly from the southeast at about 250 mph.
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Seated in Karen's lap, Lila reached out a small hand for the soiled napkin on the table, grasped it vaguely, let it slip back.
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ARSA did not say where leader Ata Ullah was but Myanmar suspects the insurgents flee into Bangladesh then slip back into Myanmar to launch attacks.
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The X Venture has physical buttons, so it can be more easily used with gloves, and a non-slip back texture reminiscent of the V10.
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The economy is limping along, and policymakers are not at all certain if it is going to start catching fire or slip back into recession.
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My first week home from the hospital I was able to slip back into them, and their soft fabric didn't irritate my C-section scar.
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This is a good time to be extra gentle with yourself and get support if your worried you'll slip back into any old bad habits.
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Keeping yourself awake overnight is also difficult, and some patients temporarily slip back into depression or enter a mixed mood state, which can be dangerous.
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That's especially true of Luther tiptoeing along the line between cop and criminal, despite the pleasures of seeing Elba slip back into this world-weary role.
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Alternatively, you could slip back a few days to August 2nd and bid for the $1bn of five-year bonds sold by the government of Iraq.
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He had a very small window in which he could slip back into unconsciousness and then wake up in a world where the election hadn't happened.
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In the past I didn't always have someone to care for or look after, and it was so much easier to slip back into that hole.
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If the membership stays exactly the same minus one Harvey Weinstein, who's to say the Academy won't slip back into its old ways of turning blind eyes?
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It took him several hours, on shaky legs through labyrinthine back roads, to slip back into the walled compound where he had spent the last three weeks.
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I was always hoping that somehow I'd find an old house or a mysterious mirror that would let me slip back in time to the 16th century.
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I guess in a world of filtered fantasy, it's hard to see where Kate Nash's brand of charming mundanity could slip back into the mainstream pop world.
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They argued that glass contains many "two-level systems," little clusters of atoms or molecules that can slip back and forth between two alternative, equally stable configurations.
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But economic reform has not been matched by political change, prompting worries ahead of a presidential election next year that the country may slip back into conflict.
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Very weak inflation is a sign of a weak economy, and after the Great Recession, the great fear was that the economy would slip back into recession.
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Cong Cong, co-director of a recently opened Shakespeare Centre at Nanjing University, worries that without a push by the government, Tang might slip back into relative obscurity.
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But according to over 26.49 foreign exchange strategists polled this week, most major Asian currencies will slip back a few percentage points by the end of this year.
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McEwan had hoped for a settlement before the end of 2017, but changes at the DOJ following the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump saw negotiations slip back.
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Sometimes, as Sputnik did not long after launch, these objects finish their useful lives, slip back into the surly bonds of Earth, and burn up in the atmosphere.
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TfL advised that while staff has been briefed on the changes, "well-meaning" members of their team might accidentally slip back into the old announcements out of habit.
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It is not uncommon for teams in any sport to get out to extreme starts and then slip back to more reasonable performances as the season goes along.
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Some may escape and slip back under the radar into Iraq or join ISIS franchise cells in Yemen, Libya, or even the Sinai to plot and plan more terrorism.
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Your friend would glance up at you, break a small smile, fingers and thumbs moving with muscle memory, then his eyes would slip back down to that fucking screen.
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Though people often played as characters very different from their real personalities, they'd often slip back into the role they used to play, becoming a mixture of the two.
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As budgets tighten, there is temptation to slip back to the false dichotomy and tension between bilateral and multilateral investments in HIV — and global health and development more generally.
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The main risk is that iron ore prices slip back to what the market believes is more sustainable in the long run, somewhere around the $60 a tonne mark.
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Dr. Joe Dooley, a physician at the pregnancy program, said that without effective regular programming, mothers can slip back into drug use when they return home from Sioux Lookout.
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Fellow American Reed (67) hit an unusually poor bunker shot to bogey the final hole and slip back into a tie for second with South African van Rooyen (67).
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By mid-September, he felt bold enough to slip back into Russia and take up the fight again, this time preparing his lieutenants for a Bolshevik seizure of power.
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Trump has seemed to slip back into his primary-election style, stirring up controversy and lashing out at critics as he rode a wave of quickly improving poll numbers.
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The main risk is that iron ore prices slip back to what the market believes is more sustainable in the long run, somewhere around the $60 a ton mark.
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When I return to my parents' house, it's calmer, but I'm always startled by how easily I slip back into the person I was when I left, a sullen teenager.
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If you slip back into these pieces for a second time, you're introducing the new bacteria and yeast to your skin, increasing the chance of infection or at least irritation.
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Otherwise, we not only slip back into obscurity, but we also allow a politically pointed media to essentially "teach" the American public, often incorrectly and more often for propagandistic reasons.
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If Colombia were to slip back into war and widespread violence, not only would another generation of Colombians suffer, but the impacts undoubtedly would be felt in the United States.
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Luckily, the girl was able to slip back out of the slot, but even if she hadn't, she wouldn't have been the first kid to get trapped inside that infuriating machine.
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The ease with which Kavanaugh has apparently been able to slip back into the routines of his life is a stark contrast to reports of Ford's life post-Senate Judiciary hearings.
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Mr. Winemiller said he was proud of his son's progress, but seeing his two other children falter during recovery and slip back into drug use has made him wary and mistrustful.
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He said he had paid off border guards and security officers to slip back and forth, often by offering them cigarette packs stuffed with rolled-up $100 or 10,000-yen bills.
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We need to build the wall and put more boots on the ground, to ensure that criminal aliens like Garcia Zarate are not able to easily slip back into the country.
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Director Ciro Guerra might send one of them off into the jungle, only to have the other slip back out, and it's all the same to Karamakate — he's simply gotten older.
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Sometimes I slip back to feeling unhappy and a bit down, but it's usually when I've had time off from training or haven't been eating too healthy for a period of time.
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"I wouldn't get too excited about the inflation numbers as they reflect the timing of Easter and they should slip back," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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A government consultancy predicted last month that steel output would slip back to 900 million tonnes in 2019, curbed by cooling demand in major downstream sectors such as property, automobiles and energy.
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We are now trading at the bottom of that range and could easily slip back into the 1,850-2,000 range that we saw during the big China turmoil in July and August.
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Those delays have triggered unrest and raised fears the central African nation could slip back into the conflicts that killed millions around the turn of the century, mostly from hunger and disease.
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Fears that Colombia could slip back into full-scale war are now growing as the government struggles to get new negotiations going and the FARC puts its plans to demobilize on hold.
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Soon after the referendum result the Bank cut borrowing costs to a new low of 0.25 percent and restarted its asset purchase program to support an economy expected to slip back into recession.
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Other crucial shows have since sprung up — Issa Rae's Insecure, Shonda Rhimes's How To Get Away With Murder — though there's a lingering possibility that we can indeed slip back into the dark ages.
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Nevertheless, this fight is most probably Koch's last chance to slip back onto the path that seemed laid out specifically for him before destiny swerved to the left and crashed into a tree.
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But hold on before you insist you'll never touch aughts trends again, because Coach is welcoming some back — ones that are much easier to slip back into than those low-riders, that is.
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But Batman and/or Harley Quinn – both embodiments of Dini's determination to live on – are ever present, making sure that he does not slip back into the habit of tuning the world out.
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But with Lorenzo Cain and Eric Hosmer gone via free agency — and no additions to a weak rotation — the Royals may slip back to 90 losses and trade whoever they can in July.
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"Few investors would expect a dramatic progress when they are talking about entity lists, just days before a likely summit," Fujito said, adding that markets could slip back on disappointment after the summit.
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We giggled as we tiptoed from the back entrance of the school, shoving a piece of paper in the space between the keyhole to jam the lock so we could slip back in unnoticed.
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The note, in German, asked for its finder to send the slip back to the German Naval Observatory or the nearest German consulate, with the date of its discovery and where it was found.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged the people of Mozambique on Thursday to nurture their hard-earned peace and strive to provide equal opportunities for all so as not to slip back into civil war.
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A brilliant approach shot to the sixth hole helped him grab a share of the lead but he dropped a shot at the eighth to slip back to nine-under heading into the weekend.
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Though the composer Kirsten Childs ("Bella: An American Tall Tale") has molted a few more times since this semi-autobiographical musical opened in 2000, it ought to be fun to slip back into it.
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DNA circles can also slip back into chromosomes, according to a new study led by Anton G. Henssen, a pediatric oncologist at Charité University Hospital Berlin and the Max Delbrück Center of Molecular Medicine.
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"Few investors would expect a dramatic progress when they are talking about entity lists, just days before a likely summit," said MUMSS's Fujito, adding that markets could slip back on disappointment after the summit.
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Some experts are concerned we will slip back into a 80s and 90s war-on-drugs era mentality—criminalizing drug addicts rather than treating them–which was proven to be ineffective at ending addiction struggles.
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Cisco may be a cautionary tale for Alphabet, Google's parent, which on February 2nd usurped Apple to become the world's most valuable listed company, only to slip back behind the Cupertino-based firm the next day.
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"We want to have progressive values and socialism on the convention's agenda, rather than slip back into centrist Democratic thinking if she gets elected," said Tick Segerblom, a state senator in Nevada and a Sanders supporter.
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Sakurai said the BOJ must always be prepared to ease policy, as Japan may slip back into deflation if the overseas slowdown lasts longer than expected and deals a severe blow to the export-reliant economy.
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While Wednesday's appointment of Theresa May as Britain's new prime minister alleviated market participants' fears about political chaos in the wake of last month's Brexit vote, many economists say the UK could still slip back into recession.
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While sources said that Kim Cattrall, who played sexpot publicist Samantha, had made diva-like demands, but she insisted she never agreed to board the project — and confirmed she never wants to slip back into Samantha's designer shoes.
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I like to leave the button in the "unlocked" position when I'm stepping out ever so briefly: I can slip out to throw out the trash or pick up the mail, then slip back in—without taking keys.
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The best tracks on Joanne play up her vaudevillian abilities to great advantage; the less impressive ones seem to slip back into top 40 mode, and in those, she sounds like every other pop princess vying for airtime.
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At the same time, Trump has initiated a plan in Afghanistan that reduces the possibility that the country could slip back into an anarchic state conducive to groups such as ISIS securing a large presence in the country.
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Frelimo, a former Marxist liberation movement, fought a 16-year civil war against Renamo and there have been concerns that Mozambique could slip back into conflict after Renamo withdrew from the 1992 peace deal that ended the fighting.
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The Florida native spent five years cooking in New York before moving to Chicago to work at Grant Achatz's Alinea, only to slip back into the drug and alcohol-fueled lifestyle he thought he left in New York.
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A sudden U.S. departure would mean parts of Iraq and Syria would slip back into Islamic State control, creating the sort of ungoverned space that once allowed al Qaeda to mount attacks against Americans from Afghanistan and Yemen.
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The development comes after opposition leader Riek Machar and President Salva Kiir missed two deadlines in the last year to form a transitional government, which exacerbated fears that the world's youngest country could slip back into civil war.
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Though Ben Stiller (who also directed and co-wrote) and Owen Wilson slip back into their roles — like they never left, really — as Derek and Hansel, Zoolander 2 can't hold a candle to the perfect strangeness of the original.
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During a morning visit to the white-tiled outpost, Cimarusti and Gray both slip back and forth from behind the counter to the kitchen as staff members filet gorgeous cuts of fish near aquariums full of lobsters and crabs.
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The country can easily slip back into a recession if we're not careful to maximize the talents of all Americans, especially millennials (those currently aged 18-34) who represent a quarter of the total population and are 44% minority.
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The murderers' row of a cast -- including Jason Bateman and Will Arnett, who have had time to go star in separate Netflix shows they've produced -- generally seems to be having fun each time they slip back into these characters.
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Speaking at an event with College Republicans in Wisconsin earlier this week, Ryan warned that letting the Senate slip back into Democratic hands might give Vermont's democratic socialist one of the most powerful positions for shaping the federal budget.
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Violent street protests against President Joseph Kabila and a surge in militia attacks and prison breaks have stoked fears the Central African giant could slip back to the civil wars of the turn of the century in which millions died.
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In the first half of the quarter, concerns that the U.S. would slip back into recession, while oil prices set fresh lows and stoked default worries, kept retail investors yanking money from loan funds and Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds sidelined.
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In March 2006, he escaped from a work-release program in Indiana and fled to Canada, only to be recaptured in May 2007 as he tried to slip back into the United States to see his dying mother, family members said.
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"If crude oil prices do not slip back down, then this will end the gasoline price decline, and if oil prices recover more substantially from here, then it will also spell some rises in the average pump price," she said.
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In bad news for seat recliners and good news for people with arms and legs and knees that need room to operate, British Airways just became the latest airline to announce it's doing away with seats that slip back into other people's suppers.
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The Naked Wine business, which Majestic acquired in April 2015, would slip back to being loss-making due to a failed direct mail campaign in the U.S., after having posted a surprise maiden profit in the last financial year, the company said.
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Mass prison breaks, kidnappings, rising militia violence and surging lawlessness since Kabila failed to step down in December have raised fears Democratic Republic of Congo could slip back into the chaos and conflict of the turn of the century that killed millions.
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As Oakmont's treacherous greens become firmer and faster, Rory McIlroy four-putts from 13 feet to run up a double-bogey at the par-four third, his 12th hole of the delayed second round, to slip back to five-over for the tournament.
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At one point, he would talk about a small mental breakdown he had while trying to pull together the album, but then would slip back into his cool, witty self—a conversational style that's not too dissimilar from how he approaches songwriting.
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A choppy day of trading saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose more than 20193,100 points early on, more than halve those losses in the afternoon, then slip back toward a steeper decline before finally finishing off 357 points for the day.
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In the second it took him to slip back atop his seat and hit the brakes, he ran out of road: His bike collided with a stone wall, he popped up like a jack-in-the-box and then disappeared over the side.
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The Flames are just 3-for-27 with the man advantage over their last seven games and have allowed six power-play tallies - two in Wednesday's 5-2 loss to red-hot St. Louis - in the last four contests to slip back to .33.
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After the brutal suppression of student-led demonstrations in Tiananmen Square in June 1989, America kept trade ties open, not in hopes of a kindlier China, Mr Bader notes, but for fear that it might slip back into the xenophobic autarky of the Mao years.
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The effects only last for up to 90 minutes, so people who have reversed others' overdoses are advised to stick around with their "patients" (or get them to a hospital) to make sure they don't slip back into an overdose or choke on their vomit.
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The technology was developed in the late 1800s and has existed in some form since the 1920s, and over the last century the fad has cropped up time and again only to slip back into obscurity after failing to take hold in the market.
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Rather than hit the panic button when the S&P 500 starts to slip back toward the 2,050-2,100 level, Suttmeier said investors should use the opportunity to buy the dip — as in the bigger picture he expects the large-cap index to eventually rise to 2,300.
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"The Saudis CAN'T afford a renewed decline in prices or a decline in oil revenues," Friedlander said, adding "they would certainly prefer to risk tightening the oil market too much and see prices hit $70, rather than risk letting them slip back to $50," Friedlander said.
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Considering how its relations with Washington could quickly slip back into acrimony if the difficult process of negotiating denuclearization and the lifting of trade sanctions breaks down, it remains unclear how much, or if at all, North Korea intends to recalibrate its other propaganda and indoctrination efforts.
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KATE UPTON AND ASHLEY GRAHAM SLIP BACK INTO SKIMPY BIKINIS FOR SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SWIMSUIT ISSUE The Australian stunner, who is the first plus-size model to become a Rookie for SI and has appeared in four editions of the magazine, is eager to raise awareness on body positivity.
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But the risk for the island is that while the immediate devastation of Hurricane Maria is leading to a brief surge in attention, the subject of maritime regulation will likely soon slip back into its customary obscurity — dragging down Puerto Rico's economy more out of indifference than malice.
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"Some investors are basically thinking that a government being in place has largely been priced in over the last week or so, and under that scenario there is only one way you can go from here if there is a slip back," Credit Agricole strategist Orlando Green said.
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Surging militia violence in the east, which has for decades been a tinderbox of ethnic rivalries fuelled by the region's mineral wealth, and in the formerly peaceful central Kasai region, have raised fears the country could slip back to the multi-faceted civil wars of the turn of the century.
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Deteriorating security across Congo this year, including a spike in militia violence, has prompted fears the country could slip back to the multi-sided civil wars of the turn of the century, when hundreds of thousands were killed in violence and millions are believed to have perished of hunger and disease.
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I honestly probably haven't played a full game of Solitaire in any form since the days when AOL was still cramming mailboxes with those annoying CDs, but it didn't take long to slip back into the dance of matching alternating red and black cards in cascading rows ordered from Kings to Aces.
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A real goldilocks piece, the mule is a personal favorite because it's also the ultimate transitional piece — it stands somewhere between summer- and fall-appropriate, between formalwear and slippers, even between wearing and not wearing shoes (I'll often remove my mules under my desk and slip back into them only when the boss comes around).
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"You'll go through it, you'll have the fever, you might get a little headache, but it's going to be fine in the end and you're going to, you'll, you'll be OK." They are happy to use their experience to educate others and alleviate some fears but hope to slip back into their normal lives soon.
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While some of his advisers suggested that he would slip back into a more conventional Republican approach, Mr. Trump dropped hints in interviews, Twitter posts and other public comments that he intended to push his party away from its free-market, internationalist dogma on trade, foreign alliances, immigration, infrastructure spending and prescription drug access.
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If there are a million songs out there and we find one of them that really means something to us, we should savor it, rather than allowing that which we might find truly worthwhile to simply slip back into the flotsam and jetsam of the stream, simply in search of the next hit of experience.
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Bloomberg reports Tillerson as saying: Why it matters: Bloomberg sums up the impact of what it calls a "provocative remark" as something "sure to give pause to any European official fearful that President Donald Trump might ease sanctions and let the former Soviet state slip back into it Russia's orbit, even as tensions with Moscow are running high."
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Tyler Baltierra has some doubts about his dad's future following his release from jail on Monday's episode of Teen Mom OG. The 25-year-old expressed his concern that his father, Butch, may slip back into his old addictions once he was released, after a friend of his asked him what he thought would happen once Butch was out.
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Every five minutes or so, he seemed to remember, just for a moment, like a man trying and failing to wake from a dream, that he was there to introduce Mike Pence, and so he would say something like, "Now back to Mike Pence," but then he would slip back again and tell another anecdote about himself.
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Rose carded five birdies in a typically consistent display to take a one-shot advantage after 16 holes in the final round at the Antalya event but bogeyed the 17th hole to slip back into a share of first with overnight leader Li. Lackluster putts on the 18th from both Li and Rose meant they both finished at 17-under-par after 72 holes.
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Newcomers to Diplo may only know him as half of the Jack Ü masterminds behind the Justin Bieber-featuring pop hit "Where R Ü Now," but "Bird Song" sees him slip back comfortably into his hip-hop roots, providing a slow-thumping tune chirping with wonky, whistling, birdcall-like accents and crunchy percussion that slinks low to the ground beneath M.I.A's drone-like, bird-referencing lyrics.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Adds closing prices prices) * STOXX up 0.10 pct after touching 4-week high in previous session * Bank sector weighed down by Banco Popular rights issue * Miners top sectoral gainers but oil stocks slip back * ArcelorMittal rallies after upbeat note from Goldman By Danilo Masoni and Alistair Smout MILAN/LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Thursday, with banks coming under pressure after a surprise rights issue by Spain's Banco Popular raised fears that others in the region may follow to strengthen their balance sheets.
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