""The Prime Minister seems to be trying to slip no-deal through, slip past Parliament and slip past the British people.
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Ducks slip past Canucks with two late goals ANAHEIM, Calif.
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Don't let the hours slip past you — buy your passes.
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Others can slip past the light cylinder and out into space.
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However, Da's mother managed to slip past the nurses and committed suicide.
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Those tweets might slip past even a strong and consistent banning regime.
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An engineered pathogen with a novel genome could potentially slip past this filter.
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You can't lose focus for a second and let someone slip past you.
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Many gems within that torrent will inevitably slip past even the most dedicated reader.
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The specific surfaces where parcels of earth slip past each other are called faults.
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Compared to fines issued with sentences, court fees tend to slip past the public's attention.
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Okay, so the shirt could be pure coincidence, but does anything really slip past Bey?
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Porzingis, Knicks slip past Heat MIAMI — Maybe the Miami Heat just aren't destined to reach .500.
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Despite their endless assurances and apologies and promises to do better, misinformation continues to slip past.
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But sponsored lenses slip past our radar because they're attached to real content: our friends' faces.
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Left unchecked, the vulnerability could let malware slip past the operating system's Gatekeeper security feature undetected.
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It's more common than ever to see some harried commuter slip past without waiting his turn.
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Earthquakes happen when two blocks of earth suddenly "slip" past one another on a fault plane.
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N.Y.C. Nature There are still days in late November that manage to slip past 60 degrees.
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Still, sometimes ticks, with skills honed over 120 million years of evolution, slip past those defenses.
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How had I let all those carefree days slip past me in what felt like an instant?
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And if a train hits a slippery patch near a station, it can slip past the platform.
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Some jumped the fences and managed to slip past security; half a million viewers tuned in on television.
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Tatar, Red Wings slip past Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Tomas Tatar wasn't thinking about milestones, just the victory.
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Senate Democrats pressed Corker and Republican leaders not to let the bill slip past the congressional August recess.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator last month after Beijing let the yuan slip past 7 per dollar.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator last month after Beijing let the yuan slip past 299.264 per dollar.
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The voices hover and slip past one another, find peace and then tumble into more eddies of perplexity.
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Use Jump/Hover Jets to slip past the enemy, then hammer them with Barrage when no one is looking.
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It needs assistance and fine-tuning by a human, and it will not slip past forensic examiners and scientists.
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Newton, Panthers slip past Bucs, into playoffs CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers needed a bounce to go their way.
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In 1998, French dermatologist Jean-Jacques Grob proposed a new system to identify melanomas that slip past the ABCDEs.
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This lends a certain softness to their properties as a material and allows them to slip past each other easily.
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Watching this documentary — and finding out how they let it slip past them — might be a good place to start.
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The proof is in the numbersIn many cases, Phrasee's data-based system understands nuances that can slip past human eyes.
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But they predicted the yuan would slip past 7 to the dollar soon, a level not seen since May 2008.
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Durant, Warriors slip past Suns PHOENIX — The new-look Golden State Warriors are still very much a work in progress.
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He used sci-fi allegories to slip past network censors and make sharp statements about totalitarianism, xenophobia, conspiracy theorists, and more.
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After losing six of seven games, the Mets rebounded Friday night to slip past the Brewers, 3-2, at Citi Field.
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But problematic designs seem to repeatedly slip past layers of buyers, designers, stylists, marketers and managers before being caught by consumers.
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I'll sit there, bopping and grooving in my chair while I slip past murderous ice cream trucks and hula dancer death traps.
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But now, thanks to your handy-dandy newfound knowledge, even the sneakiest freeloaders won't be able to slip past your watchful eye.
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Bailey, Islanders slip past Flames in OT CALGARY, Alberta — The player known as Bailes bailed out the New York Islanders on Thursday.
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An attacking army could slip past enemy lines on the ground as early warning systems give false all-clear readouts to defenders.
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What's more, the fraudsters were able to fool the advertising exchanges by offering data specifically designed to slip past known fraud detection efforts.
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She tries to slip past Gillibrand, but the New York senator—seemingly mistaking her for a fan—rests a hand on her shoulder.
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The examples we collected are just a small sample of tweets that violate Twitter's rules but still slip past the company's enforcement tools.
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Others are deliberately designed to slip past moderators, either by going unnoticed or by walking right up to, but not across, the community guidelines.
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Read more: China just showed off a new missile that could slip past US defenses at more than five times the speed of sound
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It's also limited to a five Hz scan rate which could possibly allow someone to slip past your defenses if they're moving fast enough.
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Men's all-around champion Artur Dalaloyan added gold on floor exercise, as his score of 14.900 allowed him to slip past Japan's Kenzo Shirai.
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The boy's mother was with the child at the time he managed to slip past a fence and fall into the enclosure, according to authorities.
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They have built-in sensor proteins that, when destroyed, will trigger the plant's reaction, but there are plenty of pathogens that slip past those sensors.
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Yours to Keep is a record that can easily slip past like water running through your fingers if you didn't initially pay attention to it.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Benanti spoke about putting together an impersonation of Ms. Trump that was nearly good enough to slip past our plagiarism detectors.
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Implanting them with bombs containing no metal, then, would be a case of trying to slip past a security measure that does not necessarily apply.
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The bomber managed to slip past security measures, including a metal detector, at one of the side doors, and blew himself up near the altar.
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She understood he was planning to try to slip past Iraqi security forces, disguised as a refugee, and take her with him, her uncle said.
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Insider recently visited Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia and observed stalking training, an exercise where snipers in training attempt to slip past instructors undetected.
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Would you have done the same thing if you had been on the shag bus and had the same opportunity to slip past the driver?
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Read More: A Timeline of Michael Jackson's Best Bet: The Sony/ATV Catalog It's an opportunity McCartney is not going to let slip past him again.
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Behind the market was a scrum of barbecuers and tailgaters blasting Rihanna and reggae, whom we had to slip past on the way to the beach.
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And for those at risk who still slip past all the checkpoints, we need to make sure they don't have access to guns and lethal medications.
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When errors slip past the safeguards of peer-reviewed research literature, they should be promptly corrected, especially when they have potential to breed misunderstanding and panic.
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Porzingis, Knicks slip past Lakers in OT NEW YORK — All the focus was on Lonzo Ball and his famous family's first foray to iconic Madison Square Garden.
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Even meals from supposedly healthier fast food chains like Subway or Chipotle easily slip past the 2,000-calorie mark when you add sides, drinks, and a dessert.
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The state oil giant was responding to a Bloomberg article that said the planned IPO may slip past the second half of next year and into 2019.
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Kings slip past Jets on Carter's OT goal LOS ANGELES — If not for the Los Angeles Kings' uncanny overtime success, who knows where their season would be.
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So we keep going, across prairies, over the Rocky Mountains, through Utah's Martian wastes, then Nevada's bleak Basin and Range, as untold millions of years slip past.
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According to one person who has seen it, the LeFou moment is actually fairly subtle, perhaps so much so that it would slip past many viewers unnoticed.
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Many models of the Pixel 2 and every model of the Pixel 2 XL have already seen their delivery dates slip past the phone's October 22th launch date.
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Phillies slip past Mets in 11 innings PHILADELPHIA — Peter Bourjos batted ninth in the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup Wednesday against the New York Mets, behind starting pitcher Jeremy Hellickson.
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But five years in, smaller, less impactful projects are finding cover under the umbrella of Belt and Road, using the program to slip past restrictions on foreign investment.
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EditorsNote: adds new 211th paragraph (Servais quote) Gibson, Twins slip past Mariners SEATTLE — Kyle Gibson didn't look at a trip to Triple-A Rochester last month as a demotion.
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Nationals slip past Braves in 11 innings WASHINGTON — The personable Dusty Baker, who likes to talk with his players in the clubhouse, approached starter Stephen Strasburg before Wednesday's game.
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Things had been quiet on this front recently, until a month ago when once again Facebook made changes to its code that allowed sponsored posts to slip past blockers.
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Insider recently visited Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia and observed stalking training, where snipers in training attempt to slip past instructors undetected to put fire on a target.
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In 2007, China's former drug safety chief Zheng Xiaoyu was executed for taking some 6.5 million yuan ($944,000) in bribes to let medicine companies slip past his regulatory net.
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EditorsNote: fixes third graph Maple Leafs slip past Bruins 6-23 BOSTON — The young Toronto Maple Leafs reached a bit of a crossroad at TD Garden on Saturday night.
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EditorsNote: rewords first two paragraphs Cousins, Kings slip past Jazz SALT LAKE CITY — Coming back from large fourth-quarter deficits was not in the Sacramento Kings' DNA much this season.
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On Instagram — a platform where Gill has 458,000 followers — pro-eating disorder communities are common, as they slip past the AI set in place to protect users from harmful content.
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A booming trade in forged vaccination certificates could also let infected people slip past border checkpoints from Angola into Zambia and Namibia, which reported its first case on April 21961th.
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Royals slip past Angels 23-0 with run in ninth KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alcides Escobar had three hits, but it was the last one that paid off with a victory.
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It'd be a major miss to slip past the holiday season and into next year, giving Apple, Google, and Amazon another chance to fill people's homes with their own smart speakers.
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Astros slip past A's in 10 innings OAKLAND — Houston Astros rookie outfielder Tony Kemp didn't get into the Tuesday game against the Oakland Athletics until the top of the seventh inning.
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Blossomgame, Clemson slip past Nebraska CLEMSON, S.C. — Forward Jaron Blossomgame scored 15 points as Clemson held off Nebraska 60-58 Wednesday night in an ACC/Big Ten Challenge game at Littlejohn Coliseum.
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Blue Jackets slip past Islanders in OT NEW YORK — Unlike the New York Islanders, the Columbus Blue Jackets didn't need a win on Saturday to improve their chances of making the playoffs.
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Even though President Trump's tough stance on illegal immigration has slowed the flow of border crossers, many are still trying to slip past the Border Patrol in the back of eighteen-wheelers.
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It's a Friday night, and I'm here to ask some of the questions that come to mind when we slip past one of her colleagues sheepishly, muttering that we have no change.
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In D.C., you have to be bold or else opportunities will slip past you, so reaching out to as many people as possible can only help position you on a better career path.
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Focusing on something so fundamental as food and hunger allowed them to connect with audiences on a bipartisan level, show without telling, and gracefully slip past the political icebergs in these dark, uncertain waters.
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But Tuominen and his colleague at F-Secure, Timo Hirvonen, couldn't let go of the possibility that Vingcard's locks contained a vulnerability that would let someone slip past a hotel room's electronically secured bolt.
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But the app contains dark corners, too, as videos that are disturbing for children slip past its filters, either by mistake or because bad actors have found ways to fool the YouTube Kids algorithms.
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Software could then be better calibrated to withstand a growing problem highlighted by Sophie Lagouanelle of FircoSoft, a Paris developer of AML technology: savvy launderers are learning how the software works to slip past it.
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His tried to dodge her, to slip past her and go further up the hall, determined to help protect Grace, but Caroline's awkward, limping posture meant that Peter caught himself on one of her legs.
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"Then I realise five years went by and I'm older / Memories smolder, winter's colder" Living that kind of life makes it really easy to watch the years slip past you in front of your eyes.
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While letting fake bombs slip past, TSA agents are notoriously vigilant about confiscating lotions and other liquids in containers larger than 100 millileters, along with a broad range of toys and other seemingly innocuous items.
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There are whole armies of Nazis and conspiracy theorists who do nothing but test the filters, day and night, using custom software to find the adversarial examples that slip past the filters' machine-learning classifiers.
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Toronto had the better of the chances in a tight second half, Giovinco watching his low shot slip past the post and Marco Delgado missing what looked a sure winner from close range in injury time.
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Escalators naturally create bottlenecks when all those people are squeezed into narrower paths, so you'd think that it would improve congestion for the faster-moving people to go ahead and slip past the slower-moving people.
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In this instance, it was a deftly conceived trick play, with one American player letting the ball slip past her and her teammate then smacking it past the suddenly off-balance Australians and into the goal.
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That would mean that every foreigner who manages to slip past the Border Patrol or who overstays a visa would be permitted to stay forever, so long as he isn't convicted of an especially heinous crime.
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Heat slip past Pacers in OT MIAMI — The Indiana Pacers' starting backcourt shot a combined 2-for-24 from the field Monday, and one of those guards, Monta Ellis, missed the game's most crucial free throw.
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Blues slip past Stars on Tarasenko's overtime goal ST. LOUIS — For the second game in a row, the St. Louis Blues lost a late lead Monday night before coming back to win the game in overtime.
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The traditionalist fight crowd was appalled by his style; he kept his hands too low, the critics said, and instead of allowing punches to "slip" past his head by bobbing and weaving, he leaned back from them.
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Smith, Mavs slip past Westbrook, Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — With about five minutes to go in the Sunday game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Dallas Mavericks rookie point guard Dennis Smith Jr. reached a realization after a slow start.
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China was also incensed by the arrest in Canada late last year of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei, who American prosecutors say helped Huawei slip past American sanctions on Iran by fraudulently misleading a bank.
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His initial electoral win was razor-thin and a little bit flukey, featuring both a Republican challenger and a fairly conservative Democratic incumbent who essentially split the vote, allowing a third-party candidate to slip past and achieve victory.
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While it is not unusual for an all-time great to slip past the first pick in Major League Baseball's amateur draft, there are some teams who were probably kicking themselves for passing on Jeter in the 1992 draft.
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Instead, its role is to hide the user altogether, as it allows the device to slip past internet filtering through one of the company's many servers worldwide, giving it an advantage compared to other VPNs or censorship-circumvention software.
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When he was last released, the former executive traded in his usual tailored suit and chauffeured sedan for a disguise of workman's uniform, glasses and a mask to slip past reporters before being whisked away in a modest compact van.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Netherlands' Marit Bouwmeester won sailing gold in the women's Laser Radial single-person dinghy competition on Tuesday after a closely-fought medal race that saw Ireland's Annalise Murphy slip past Denmark's Anne-Marie Rindom to take silver.
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Scheidt, 43 and Brazil's greatest Olympian, sailed one of the best races of his life to win the medal race but the nine-times Laser world champion's performance was not enough to slip past Meech in the overall points total.
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In this "stifled and paralyzed country," directors while away endless hours in Damascene cafes, surviving on measly stipends from the National Film Organization, wondering just how far they can raise their voices, just how much they can slip past the censors.
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The team has not reached the Sweet 16 since 1999 and will need a much better shooting performance from its stars in order to slip past Villanova, which ranked 20th in the nation in points allowed (63.7), entering the weekend.
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Libema Open Second-seeded Borna Coric of Croatia battled back from a 63-2 deficit in the third set to slip past Cristian Garin of Chile 6-7 (23), 26-24, 26-23 (27) to reach the semifinals in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
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A burglary suspect on the run for nearly a decade, investigators said, Mr. Sabatino had perfected his technique: He would slip past doormen by pretending to live there, striking up conversations with residents or complimenting their dogs and walking in with them.
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A burglary suspect on the run for nearly a decade, investigators said, Mr. Sabatino had perfected his technique: He would slip past doormen by pretending to live there, striking up conversations with residents or complimenting their dogs and walking in with them.
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Trump last week threatened further tariffs on Chinese goods, triggering the initial shakeout in markets which then went into a tailspin when Washington labelled Beijing a currency manipulator after it let the yuan slip past a key 7-per-dollar level to 11-year lows.
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The defendants used a practice known as "cloaking" to enable the malicious ads to slip past Facebook's review, with the defendants showing Facebook a different landing page clicking on the ad would lead to as opposed to the landing page the victims would see.
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The defendants used a practice known as "cloaking" to enable the malicious ads to slip past Facebook's review, with the defendants showing Facebook a different landing page clicking on the ad would lead to as opposed to the landing page the victims would see.
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That can make it more likely that cases of abuse and other misconduct may slip past notice or leave shelters struggling to deal with vulnerable kids — especially immigrant children, who may be nervous to report abuse because of worries about how it might affect their immigration status.
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But Sato, 40, passed the 42-year-old Castroneves with three laps to go, and while Castroneves had one look to pass on the outside of Turn 1, he just couldn't slip past the driver from Tokyo in the red, white, and blue No. 26 car.
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EditorsNote: updates notes Sharks slip past Kings, 3-463 LOS ANGELES — The final game of the regular-season series between the San Jose Sharks and the Los Angeles Kings had the signature of recent matchups — physical play, solid defense and a one-goal margin of victory.
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EditorsNote: Updates last graph with wild-card standings Nelson, Walker help Brewers slip past Nationals MILWAUKEE — Save for a first inning home run by Neil Walker, Tanner Roark was at the top of his game Friday night at Miller Park but Jimmy Nelson was just a little bit better.
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However, according to the New York Times, while Trump had privately become skeptical of Alles' standing among rank-and-file Secret Service personnel before Zhang's arrest, some officials at the service believe her ability to slip past security at Mar-a-Lago was a nail in the coffin.
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Hines helps N.C State slip past North Carolina RALEIGH, N.C. — Nyheim Hines scored on two touchdown runs in a two-minute span of the second half as North Carolina State overcame visiting North Carolina for a 33-21 victory in the regular-season finale Saturday at Carter-Finley Stadium.
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Team Brunel is in third place, 20203 points back of Mapfre: still technically in contention but with no room for any more mistakes after a shaky start to the race and after allowing Mapfre to slip past them late to win the leg between Itajai, Brazil, and Newport.
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Sometimes the Nuggets need him to approach his touches with a confrontational attitude, but as someone who's sly enough to regularly slip past his initial defender, draw help, and generate an efficient shot, Barton often finds himself forcing incredibly difficult attempts that are anything but beneficial for a team that currently finds itself in a do-or-die situation.
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Behind China's $1 trillion plan to shake up the economic order China's newest propaganda format: children's bedtime stories US firms want in on China's global 'one belt, one road' spending But five years in, smaller, less impactful projects are finding cover under the umbrella of Belt and Road, using the program to slip past restrictions on foreign investment.
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Because it's LinkedIn it's super easy to slip past any and all defenses against this spam and so I get messages like these on a daily basis: [gallery ids="1708969,1708970,1708971,1708972,1708973"] I don't know this for sure but I think that somewhere out there is a self-help book about networking that tells introverted desk jockeys to fill their conversations with canned junk.
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Those revenues underpin a variety of wildly popular, free services such as Gmail, YouTube, Android and of course its search engine — but there is undoubtedly a dark side, too: bad ads that slip past the algorithms and mislead or exploit vulnerable people, and sites that exploit Google's ad network by using it to fund the spread of misleading information, or worse.
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Ghosn's second release on bail in as many months is the latest turn in a financial scandal that has rocked the global auto industry and exposed tensions in the automaking partnership between Nissan and France's Renault SA. When he was last released, the former executive traded in his usual tailored suit and chauffeured sedan for a disguise of a workman's uniform, glasses and a mask to slip past reporters before being driven away in a modest compact van.
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Ghosn's second release on bail in as many months is the latest turn in a financial scandal that has rocked the global auto industry and exposed tensions in the automaking partnership between Nissan and France's Renault SA. When he was last released, the former executive traded in his usual tailored suit and chauffeured sedan for a disguise of a workman's uniform, glasses and a mask to slip past reporters before being driven away in a modest compact van.
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Or Scar #2: when playing in goal on hard tarmac as a 12-year-old, I watched a ball slip past me into the goal and, for some reason, then flipped myself into the air, landing hard on both knees and ripping one of them open, right on the joint where it's impossible to stitch shut, and I had to stumble one-legged across the length of a playing field for help, sobbing, pants in tatters, blood down my leg like a waterfall.
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