But there is a feeling that control is slipping away.
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"It's disappointing," Lundqvist said of a lead quickly slipping away.
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ALBANY — With days slipping away in the legislative session, Gov.
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It is not gone yet, but it is slipping away.
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But the story is slipping away from them, if slowly.
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"It's cumulative, and they feel something is slipping away," he said.
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It just seems as if the necessary conditions keep slipping away.
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They think that the golden goose could just be slipping away.
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He collapsed onto a patch of dirt, his life slipping away.
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The amount of money quietly slipping away could be much higher.
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What has anchored Pri to her Indian identity is slipping away.
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" — Thomas Jefferson "The world, that understandable and lawful world, was slipping away.
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Why do they feel like opportunity for their kids is slipping away?
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Even then, I guess I could feel that something was slipping away.
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Both of those truths are now, if not dead, then slipping away.
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They feel the American dream is dead and America is slipping away.
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Now the promise of South Sudan's hard-fought independence is slipping away.
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But there were signs this week that Cruz's chance was slipping away.
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With the death of the author-friend, a world is slipping away.
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The largest presidential battleground state looked to be slipping away from Democrats.
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James, the Englishman, feels that his life is slipping away from him.
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Phil has tried to save himself but his self keeps slipping away.
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"People think that their country is slipping away from them," Ryan said.
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Their desperate to do that since the senate seems to be slipping away.
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Villanova leads by 44-30 and the game is slipping away from Michigan.
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Right back to the time when I felt you slipping away from me.
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So is Georgia slipping away from the West and back into Russia's orbit?
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Slipping away The Gambia's unforgiving climate is threatening to erase its dark history.
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Keys showed signs of frustration as she felt the game was slipping away.
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And how could he hold onto the insights that he felt slipping away?
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Slipping away from the press pool, he made his way to the Kremlin.
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Clinton, and denied that his candidate fears the Democratic nomination is slipping away.
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In an ideal scenario, we could protect all endangered species from slipping away.
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Now, he sees the 2500 years of progress that's been made slipping away.
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Our enduring connection, this fiendish devotion to our favorite game, was slipping away.
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CHICAGO — Rahm Emanuel, the departing mayor of Chicago, is not slipping away quietly.
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Each, he feared, was an obsession from a world that was slipping away.
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The Giants' season seemed to be slipping away after an 0-2 start.
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As she awaits trial, her dream of becoming a teacher is slipping away.
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They're the ones who foresee turbulent campaigns and a House majority slipping away.
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When I relapse, as I often do, I feel myself slipping away from music.
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But Amazon's early hopes of a shock-and-awe victory may be slipping away.
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Over the past couple of months, Europeans have noticed time slipping away from them.
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In the meantime, the opportunity to fix things without great upheaval is slipping away.
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Taylor letting Bobby and Chuck annihilate each other and slipping away like a bobcat.
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Frustrations bubbled over for the Vikings as they sensed their postseason chances slipping away.
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They were about the American values that we have begun to feel slipping away.
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HIGHLANDS, N.Y. — The 20123-year-old veteran's mind had been slipping away for years.
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I loved slipping away to a local internet cafe where I learned about music.
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In the Senate, the election already seems to be slipping away from the Democrats.
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He knew the identity of the song was slipping away from him to her.
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Skating's something that I care so much about and I can see it slipping away.
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Cellphone footage shows a gun slipping away from Washington in the middle of the scuffle.
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Both candidates are appealing to voters with a message that the nation is slipping away.
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The Knicks called a full timeout to try to stop the game from slipping away.
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There is something slipping away in this country, and it's not about race or ethnicity.
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As the night started coming to a close, Smith realized his chance was slipping away.
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Which it was at the beginning, and a sense that this dream was slipping away.
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And that foundation may be slipping away, possibly over a period that could last decades.
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The playoffs are slipping away from Boston, and this is pretty much the reason. 1.
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To her dismay, she saw her community slipping away, her friends dying or already dead.
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For some inhabitants, the extravagance goes on; for others, it is a memory slipping away.
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I think that the old notion of the American Dream is slipping away from us.
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"Things are kind of slipping away at this point," Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner said.
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That's why it is disheartening now to witness parts of the ethics program slipping away.
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Here was a man who defined himself by his intellect, and it was slipping away.
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Sensing that the race was slipping away, Cruz by that point had opted for direct confrontation.
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It felt like London's love letter to a Europe that was slipping away by the second.
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There is something slipping away in this country and it&aposs not about race or ethnicity.
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Two armed agents guarding the rear exit clearly weren't enough to stop her from slipping away.
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If enough of the community accepts the change, it could prevent the money from slipping away.
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Worried that opportunity is slipping away for people who work hard and play by the rules.
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By Wednesday, the already distant hopes of an on-time finish seemed to be slipping away.
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Whenever Trump feels voters slipping away, he goes back to what he knows best: personal attacks.
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But Mr. Felder's one-man veto power may be slipping away, at least on this issue.
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The trick is to enjoy each other's company while slipping away from any crowds you see.
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"It's not fun watching your goal slipping away while you're sitting on the shelf," Frazier said.
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Many runners are finding their dream keeps slipping away, by a minute or so every year.
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KAPSAMBELIS: Like many people, I thought of Alzheimer's as a rather gentle state of slipping away.
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Wells Fargo is warning investors that the year's record market gains could soon start slipping away.
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But it made clear that Republicans knew their opportunity to stop the ACA was slipping away.
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"If I told you the truth about living here, I'd be shot," one whispered before slipping away.
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They can sense that that reality is slipping away and wonder what it means for their children.
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He said he felt like she was slipping away from him, as though her personality were changing.
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Or a story about cancer and learning to really live, even while you're life is slipping away?
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"There is something slipping away in this country and it's not about race or ethnicity," she adds.
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Florida The Republican advantage in Florida may be slipping away as Democrats turn out to vote early.
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Both candidates have been the beneficiary of the races in Florida and Ohio slipping away from Democrats.
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It's very user-friendly, but so small that when I lubed it up, it kept slipping away.
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Donald Trump was barreling toward the Republican nomination, and the chance to stop him was slipping away.
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These voters see the American dream slipping away and feel abandoned by their party and their government.
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And as the years pass, writers worry that their own memories of the day are slipping away.
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Americans are fed up, fearful, anguished and ready to fight for a country they see slipping away.
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But Clinton's hopes of burying Trump with record-breaking support among Hispanic voters seem to slipping away.
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AB InBev shares ended trading in New York down 22016%, as investors saw that prospect slipping away.
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Drake can feel her slipping away, so threatens to leave if she doesn't work at their relationship.
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Recent polls of Ohio voters have shown that the Buckeye State might be slipping away from Mrs.
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And feeling in that moment when the string, yes, it's slipping away, that, yes, there are consequences.
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Autun exists in the book like an evocation, a dream place, eternal and yet always slipping away.
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But already Senator Bill Nelson's chances of holding on to his seat appeared to be slipping away.
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But I see that American dream slipping away for a lot of Americans," Messam told "New Day.
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Picture this thing, and then imagine it slipping away, imagine everything slipping away, suddenly and uncontrollably, not because of anything that you or anyone else did but because of some cruel rogue luck inside your body—a clot that escapes your leg and journeys up to your lungs.
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HANNITY: Everyday he is successful they feel the power in their ads are winning in 2018 slipping away.
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But it doesn't frighten me, it's an adventure and it is quite interesting to see myself slipping away.
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They are unlikely to feel that political influence to direct and constrain what government does is slipping away.
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The season is slipping away and we need a Paladin to ride in and save the day. #HaveGloveWillTravel.
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She no longer wanted that creamy chocolate milkshake, and my siblings and I could feel her slipping away.
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"To be honest, I felt it slipping away in the second period," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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Still, more than half of the 2018 team was not in Sochi to experience the game slipping away.
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The America founded on freedom of religion and the press, on equality, diversity and dignity, is slipping away.
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With our careers that we all worked so hard to develop slipping away — what were we to do?
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Khadija Noor also received asylum in Italy, but left after increasingly feeling life was slipping away from her.
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Or perhaps he believed he was immune, or he felt the opportunity slipping away and acted in desperation.
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For other Afghan interpreters and translators, however, the chance to resettle in the US might be slipping away.
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With the country's urgent attention slipping away, rural areas across the state worry about being washed away unnoticed.
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But even in Rioja, the style seems to be slipping away, except in the hands of committed traditionalists.
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As his condition worsened and the couple grew increasingly isolated, Rosenstein said she could feel Irwin slipping away.
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Working on a hunch that sex was slipping away from our screens, her hypothesis proved to be correct.
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I don't see the value of asking a man to comment on how his brilliance is slipping away.
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Any time the game is slipping away from you, it's important to get to the free-throw line.
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During Wednesday night's third and final presidential debate, there was a moment when Donald Trump felt everything slipping away.
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But all of it was slipping away amid a pair of bankruptcies, and a dad who struggled with alcoholism.
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Here in Ciudad del Carmen, on the gulf coast of Mexico, even the ironclad union positions are slipping away.
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There, establishment Democrats are accused of ignoring signs that local support was slipping away until it was too late.
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With the division race slipping away from the Yankees, now even a wild-card berth is on thinning ice.
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Florida, which has not elected a Democratic governor since 22020, felt like it was slipping away from the party.
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Now, with the country's urgent attention slipping away, people in places like Ivanhoe worry about being washed away unnoticed.
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Even as he basks in a new confidence, he senses — as we do — part of his soul slipping away.
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But all of them protect Trump as a way of protecting themselves, and a future they feel slipping away.
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Still, some of the races in which she had put in hours and hours of work were slipping away.
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Her little boy was slipping away from her, and despite all her progress, she was powerless to stop it.
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And in 276.6, as in 22016, a lot of Americans felt like the country was slipping away from them.
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But he also lets you glimpse, right behind his steely eyes, that he knows it is all slipping away.
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Its lonely, wistful feeling, instead, elevates those struggles to feel like the characters' dreams are slipping away from them.
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He tried to capture the experience of disorder in his poems, with experience slipping away from the process of understanding.
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And that to the left is now setting them off because of the power they want back is slipping away.
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I wasn't feeling right, even though my serve was good; I was holding on but it was slipping away somehow.
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The bottom line: The lead does appear to be slipping away as the pace of China's catch-up keeps accelerating.
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"I am breast-feeding him, but he is slipping away from us and losing more weight every day," she said.
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The ability of voters to change their government is slipping away rapidly, and that is the greatest short-term crisis.
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With the Cup slipping away, Europe grabbed a lifeline by winning the final two matches, both by 2&1 margins.
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Now, as the House majority appears to be slipping away from Republicans, Trump is suddenly lashing out at the Speaker.
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But we cannot – in good conscience – do nothing, and say nothing, when we see the hope of peace slipping away.
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The campaign, while timely, also speaks to an underlying fear in the ad industry that talent may be slipping away.
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But there were signs that the race was slipping away from him in the waning days of the midterm election.
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But we cannot – in good conscience –do nothing, and say nothing, when we see the hope of peace slipping away.
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But almost every day brings new evidence those freedoms are slipping away, with the territory falling farther under Beijing's shadow.
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Max Lugavere was in denial when he saw his mother, Kathy, who was just 56-years-old, slowly slipping away.
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Modified voices are the perfect sound for a moment when old orthodoxies about identity, gender, and authority are slipping away.
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They're horrified because they feel the country is slipping away from them, into the hands of black and brown savages.
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In "The Time Broker," a woman considers hiring an agent to help her regain the life that keeps slipping away.
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"The more I think about them, the more those memories are slipping away," Shank says of her children in the trailer.
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Summer is slipping away, the weather's becoming less reliable, and we've got that back-to-school feeling that September often brings.
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The VP ploy Cruz's biggest problem throughout the week was the perception that his campaign was slipping away after Trump's romp.
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I feel like we're constantly focused on nonsense while the big picture is slipping away ... This is really hard to express.
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And as an adult, he's clearly upset by the fact that his daughter and wife are slowly slipping away from him.
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"Many species are slipping away before we can even describe them," IUCN Director General Inger Andersen said in a press statement.
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Seventeen-year-old Audrey Rose Wadsworth was born into privilege, but she leads a double life, slipping away to study medicine.
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Instead, the monster truck voice says that even though all else is slipping away, at least we still have our music.
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Add skyrocketing college costs, housing costs and health care costs, and the middle class lifestyle simply seems to be slipping away.
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States like Iowa or Ohio may be slipping away from Democrats, while states like Arizona, Georgia and Texas are becoming bluer.
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They're afraid the Hong Kong they've grown up with, and its distinct culture and traditions and special freedoms, are slipping away.
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Trump, like Wallace, speaks to the fears and anxieties of working-class whites, the sense that their world is slipping away.
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These are not threads so much as needles, jabbing the reader to a heightened state of attention and then slipping away.
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He has a high school education, is no fan of immigration or globalization, and worries that societal values are slipping away.
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"Brian was trying to kill me to keep his comfortable life from slipping away" Therese said in court, according to WDIV.
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The artist estimates that approximately 70 people saw the guerrilla exhibition in the 30 minutes he monitored it before slipping away unnoticed.
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The Virgo full moon on Tuesday finds you slipping away to the background and catching up on rest—take care of 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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The pan-region STOXX 20.8 index fell 0.3 percent, slipping away from an about eight month-peak seen earlier in the day.
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Facebook might never be as cool as Snapchat, but it doesn't have to win back converts, just avoid more loyalists slipping away.
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"I would say the joy that we felt toward our relationship at the beginning was — for some reason — slipping away," Higgins continued.
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But as fewer and fewer Americans are loading up the moving van in search of opportunity, that advantage may be slipping away.
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ACLU lawyer Brigitte Amiri told the DC Circuit that time was slipping away, given that Texas prohibits most abortions after 20 weeks.
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Crikey, there's even the chance that the Republican Party may wake up and realize that their party is slipping away from them.
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I forget about the pain and the tragedy and I'm left with a low-grade panic that the dream is slipping away.
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Trilobites Pieces of the gas giant's greatest storm had seemed to be slipping away, but scientists say the underlying vortex is unchanged.
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As Fogelson considered the image, he fell silent, slipping away in his mind to conduct the rising feeling in darkened theatres everywhere.
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As a result, "All This Panic" can feel glancing, its more painful revelations sliding in unheralded and slipping away just as quietly.
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"My life, it's slipping away and I can feel it and I should," he says in a clip obtained by the Daily Mirror.
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You see children, you see the power slipping away, the Mueller investigation crumbling, the economy moving and the president&aposs foreign policy working.
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That balance feels like it's slipping away this late in the game, so it's nice to see it still exists on the margins.
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With Sanders' chances of winning the nomination slipping away, Jane Sanders promised the political revolution will continue beyond the Democratic convention in July.
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The nastiest of the bunch were the department stores, with Macy's wallowing, Kohl's slipping away, and Nordstrom losing momentum from its last quarter.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria — states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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Some Trump allies have become frustrated with the White House's handling of the shutdown, worried the fight is slipping away from the president.
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Arkansas, though generally regarded as a Southern state, exists at a crossroads of regions that have been slipping away from Democrats for decades.
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With unified Republican control of Congress slipping away, Trump faces a drawn-out battle on trade issues with Democrats in the next Congress.
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Such calm depictions of death, in such a careful composition, suggest that Bird may be trying to capture something that is slipping away.
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As the impasse plays out, some city leaders fear one of Belen's best chances for a tourist-fed revival could be slipping away.
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On Photography It has only been a few weeks, but I can already feel the events in Las Vegas slipping away from me.
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One by one, I slipped the books off the shelf and into the hollow moving box, the books of a boyhood slipping away.
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AFC East EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Atlanta Falcons' season, like the wet football Matt Ryan kept fumbling, was in danger of slipping away.
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Lucknow's educated Muslims began slipping away overnight, headed for Pakistan's new capital, where they would make up the DNA of a new elite.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria—states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria — states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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To me, when a high-ranking government official like that is just blatantly lying to a senator under oath, our democracy is slipping away, and the promise of what the United States of America is—the reason that I'm so grateful to be born and raised in this country, the fact that the government is accountable to the people—that's slipping away.
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Shedd made the difficult decision to euthanize Granddad, after his organs started to fail and it was clear that his life was slipping away.
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Though, at this point, you could tell Haye himself knew any opportunity of victory was slipping away from him as a relatively stationary target.
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Nothing kills night-out vibes faster than accidentally switching our camera to selfie mode to find our concealer, although meticulously applied, is slipping away.
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Locals referred to the once-bustling Welch as "Little New York," but now the town and the county around it are slowly slipping away.
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The most worrying sign for GOP elites is that these endorsements mean the establishment's last, desperate plan to stop Trump may be slipping away.
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Sensing the match slipping away, the Frenchman raised his game, clawing back to within 5-3, but he crumbled in the decisive fifth set.
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In the French locker room, Griezmann said, the players were frustrated, "kind of shouting at each other," knowing that the game was slipping away.
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When the team endured an injury epidemic and the season felt in danger of slipping away, Reyes remained upbeat and energetic in the dugout.
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But Escobar seems to realize that loyalty is earned through money and power, both of which are slipping away from him by the minute.
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Business leaders are enormously frustrated by Congress's inaction on the Export-Import Bank, asserting that lucrative overseas deals are slipping away from American companies.
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But no death could have more encapsulated the feeling that the good old days are slipping away more than that of singer David Cassidy.
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Already, they feel as though their key rights — the ability to earn a fair wage, the right to own a gun — are slipping away.
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Even the idea of having a debate with people about a commonly accepted body of facts seemed to be slipping away at the time.
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Among those clutching beers a few days before the closing, there was a sense that something more than a dive bar was slipping away.
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In recent weeks, seeing their Brexit dreams slipping away, even hard-liners like Jacob Rees-Mogg and Boris Johnson have expressed support for Mrs.
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In other words, time is quickly slipping away and a tax reform bill hasn't even been introduced in Congress or released by the administration.
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They know that once she disappears up the stairs of their ramshackle summerhouse, she is finding a vein, getting a fix and slipping away.
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Lewis said he feels some of the gains they had successfully made during the civil rights movement are slipping away under the Trump administration.
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But with time running out and the polls slipping away, it seems the Trump campaign has fully embraced his role as the Dark Knight.
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Slipping away CNN senior international correspondent Ben Wedeman was in Baghouz in northern Syria for nearly two months as he reported on ISIS' last stand.
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His campaign is partially centered on trying to revive the economy in places like his Ohio district, where manufacturing and automaker jobs are slipping away.
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His stump speech drove home the message that Americans should leave their children better off than they were, and warned that dream was slipping away.
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The reason this matters is that Facebook is desperate for engagement, especially amongst younger users who are slipping away from it to Snapchat and Instagram.
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A political culture in which rationality and compromise are possible again — already fast slipping away over the last decade — will somehow need to be restored.
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In that time, her favorability numbers plunged and polls of the presidential race tightened significantly, leading some Democrats to worry the election was slipping away.
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The one drawback is that foam compresses when you apply force, so it may exacerbate the feeling that everything solid and dependable is slipping away.
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Mulgrew depicts her warm, charismatic mother so vividly that the reader's heart breaks along with Mulgrew's when Joan starts slipping away because of her disease.
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They face down the gates of hell in ratty button-downs and jeans, their faces slipping away even when they aren't shrouded in cellar shadows.
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"What I'm hearing daily is fear amongst people as to whether their democracy is slipping away from them," said Nancy Mills, the Pennsylvania Democratic chairwoman.
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Even if they are well on their way to a sixth title double with Lewis Hamilton, the fear is of dominance and momentum slipping away.
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Why it matters: The likelihood of federal gun control measures passing in Congress this year is slipping away, as attention has shifted to impeachment proceedings.
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Now that he has seized all the levers of power, nationalists would judge him harshly if he did not use them to stop Taiwan slipping away.
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There is a bit of a sinking feeling that the idea of repealing Obamacare -- or doing anything close to that -- could be slipping away from Republicans.
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Some liberals worry that as the Vermont senator continues his quest for the nomination, his chance to build a lasting progressive movement may be slipping away.
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"There's still plenty of sense that we need to address the slipping away of the American dream with blue-collar America," he said in an interview.
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The Democratic establishment had long viewed Clinton as the inevitable nominee, but anxiety is growing, with some fearful that the campaign is slipping away from her.
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Washington tried for similar magic by putting it rookie, Dwayne Haskins, under center in place of Case Keenum in a game that was already slipping away.
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The last few hours of super early-bird savings on passes to Disrupt Berlin 2019 are slipping away faster than grains of sand through an hourglass.
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Rather than driving toward a frantic conclusion, the music slowly splinters, as if the component parts are slipping away, a surprising coda that leaves you thinking.
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That who this country once was had been slipping away for years and that he was the only person who could return us to true greatness.
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"Through the campaign, candidate Trump tapped into a deep vein of concern among many citizens that America is at risk and slipping away," the memo reads.
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An acute injury, you manage your pain in the wrong way, you think it's normal and then your life is slipping away right in front of you.
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HANNITY: It&aposs so -- now they&aposre attacking women and children in almost on a daily basis to any hope of re-election they feel slipping away.
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And Gordon, living with a life-threatening health condition, uses computers (the one thing he understands) to connect with a teenage daughter who's slipping away from him.
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The equality and respect that people before us have fought for and the laws put in place to protect these things are at risk of slipping away.
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Even as their economy severely contracts, Russia is pouring resources in to prop up Ukraine and Syria, client states that they saw slipping away from their orbit.
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Hours later, nearly 20 months of talks, concessions, and wrangling to seal the replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) seemed to be slipping away.
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The intraparty feuds, while hardly unusual for the Trump era, point to heightened tensions as control of the House appears to be slipping away from the GOP.
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"A delay of more than a few weeks could really risk things slipping away," said Phelan, who worked on criminal antitrust cases at DOJ for 25 years.
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As they have so many times, Tom Brady and the Patriots' offense willed the team back into contention in a game that seemed to be slipping away.
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This is what those of us who oppose Mr. Trump and the ascendant reactionary, nativist wing of the Republican Party see slipping away, with potentially horrifying consequences.
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JERUSALEM — For Mahmoud Abbas, the ailing octogenarian president of the Palestinian Authority, his life's work — a viable state side-by-side with Israel — is quickly slipping away.
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But also a large swath of citizens who are keen to find a place in a country they feel is slipping away from them, politically, culturally and economically.
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The Beach Boys, "Feel Flows"Oh, you're gonna try and tell me I have to do a drug to feel like all time and space is slipping away?
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The frustrating thing about credit is that it is like losing weight you wont necessarily see pounds slipping away on the scale every day or week, said Chatzky.
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Their pitch, he said, was that Florida was slipping away from Rubio and if the goal is to stop Trump, Ohio was the best place to do it.
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With the election only 56 days away, there is a renewed sense of urgency among liberal pundits to influence coverage of a race they fear is slipping away.
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With a broad and heavy aluminum base coupled with quality silicone pads installed on the bottom, this stand will keep your device from slipping away or wobbling off.
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While mom-and-pop exhibitors were privately telling reporters that PVOD would be "horrible" for their business, it was clear that they were feeling their power slipping away.
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Humor is not the only device at play, but slipping away from expectations and refusing to adopt recognizable shapes or characters returns over and over throughout the exhibit.
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The May march was smaller than the ones earlier in the spring, and it seemed that everyone knew the great era of the French street was slipping away.
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At the same time, Mr. Valls could be tainted by his association with Mr. Hollande's administration, which has been a study in the slow slipping away of authority.
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With their postseason on the verge of slipping away, the St. Louis Cardinals came out swinging in the first two games of the series against the Cincinnati Reds.
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And while Trump promised a "phenomenal" tax plan within his first 100 days in office, he keeps fast-talking around the fact that the deadline is slipping away.
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Facebook clearly sees this as a way to deepen engagement, especially with the elusive teen audience that's been slipping away to apps like Snapchat that lack the same licenses.
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"As I recall, the way Carrie and Big married was something she wanted rather than a feeling that life was slipping away and she best settle quickly," she said.
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There's a hint of helium in her tone, and it lends otherwise straightforward line readings a bit of strange delight: they're hollow, buoyant, on the edge of slipping away.
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Carole often stares at him for hours, hoping that his chubby face will bring back memories of her own children at that age, memories that are quickly slipping away.
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But some liberal Democrats are beginning to worry that as Mr. Sanders continues his quest for the nomination, his chance to build a lasting legacy may be slipping away.
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Time and time again, we're confronted with the reality of the kinds of sacrifice it takes to maintain a tradition that, by most accounts, seems to be slipping away.
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Dominique Blanc and Hervé Pierre shine an unsentimental light on the working-class couple they portray; he slipping away into dementia, she aching from their loveless 40-year marriage.
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Phoebe Fox is her white best friend, Leah, slipping away as the divide between their social circumstances widens and her husband's desire for children fails to fuel her own.
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The land our creators made for us, the land that our ancestors are buried in, is disappearing underwater with more and more centimetres of land slipping away every year.
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Once controlling more than 2202 percent of Iraq and 2628 percent of Syria, ISIS has now lost its grip on Mosul and its hold on Raqqa is slipping away.
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In Spain, t he league race may be slipping away from Real Madrid, which is 4 points behind Barcelona (which has a game in hand) and 1 behind Atlético Madrid.
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My stoic denial had turned into crushing sadness for a sister I had failed to connect with—a sister who was now seemed like she was slipping away for good.
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Many can relate to the experience of avoiding spoilers: staying off social media, slipping away from coworkers who are discussing a recent plot development, quickly closing articles with revealing headlines.
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But the race now may be slipping away from him, with one recent poll showing Bayh down by 5 (though in the RCP average he's down by just 0.7 points).
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"If you look across the world, there are far too many women and girls who are not only not seeing progress, their rights are slipping away from them," Jolie says.
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But further opportunities to understand early Syrian Christianity are slipping away, as the archaeological sites of Deir ez-Zor are being systematically plundered under the auspices of the Islamic State.
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"If you look across the world there are far too many women and girls who are not only not seeing progress, their rights are slipping away from them," she says.
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Japan's Osaka struggled to find her rhythm throughout the contest, making 25 unforced errors, and had tears in her eyes midway through the second set with the match slipping away.
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Other analysts are sceptical that Kim will ever give up his hard-won nuclear weapons, but say the opportunity for even a limited arms control deal may be slipping away.
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Other analysts are skeptical that Kim will ever give up his hard-won nuclear weapons, but say the opportunity for even a limited arms control deal may be slipping away.
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"Brian was trying to kill me to keep his comfortable life from slipping away," Therese Kozlowski said of her ex-husband's actions in court, according to NBC affiliate WDIV-TV.
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Where fellow Austrian Expressionists Kokoschka and Schiele, and German counterparts, such as Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, represented themselves through sexuality, machismo or gendered self-performance, Gerstl portrayed himself as slipping away.
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I said the names in my head over and over as if they were in danger of slipping away, as if they weren't permanently etched into my heart and mind.
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Now Colorado and New Mexico are no longer really competitive at the presidential level, Nevada is slipping away from the Republicans, and Democrats elected a Senator in 2018 in Arizona.
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"One subject experienced a 'timeless, suspended state; a few felt time to be slipping away very quickly, whilst in others the passage of time was slowed down," the review wrote.
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With Lindor facing free agency after next season — and the budget-conscious Indians unsure if they can sign him for the long term — their best chances might be slipping away.
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The match was slipping away from 11th-seeded Schwartzman quickly, with the sixth-seeded Anderson winning a staggering 76 percent of points on Schwartzman's first serve in the opening set.
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"In this new society where everything's moving so fast, traditional hierarchies and job titles are slipping away and the young actually have a lot to teach their elders, " she said.
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The longer I was there, the more times I had to wash blood and whatever else off the bottom of my shoes, the more I felt parts of myself slipping away.
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Bruce Springsteen looked the way a lot of NY Giants fans felt Sunday after a gut-wrenching loss against the Carolina Panthers ... with the game slipping away in the final seconds.
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Early shudders of AI-driven automation are already palpable in the job market, with work that requires a human touch flourishing and routine jobs slipping away, according to data from LinkedIn.
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She look especially strong in "demographically diverse states" like Florida, even as less demographically diverse (read: old and white) states like Ohio and Iowa look like they may be slipping away.
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"As I recall, the way Carrie and Big married was something she wanted rather than a feeling that life was slipping away and she best settle quickly," the actress told Yahoo!
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Many of the ghostly poems in "Garden Time" convey, with the virtuosic control of a lifelong craftsman, the actual feeling of time slipping away — each line rises and evaporates like steam.
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And that the reasons why it was slipping away, the causes of this shift, were not really clear, not really well understood, of forces taking shape very much behind the scenes.
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The idea that this world is slipping away fuels a brand of anxiety that can color decisions much more serious than whether or not to be excited about the gymnastics team.
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ABOUT SYRACUSE (23-25, 213-83.73): The Orange's NCAA Tournament hopes are rapidly slipping away, especially after holding a good Miami team to 3.7 first-half points before allowing 266 after intermission.
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But while unprecedented monetary policy in tandem with fiscal stimulus met with some initial success, any gains in ridding the country of a deflationary mindset look like they could be slipping away.
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But they failed on each occasion, and now their hope of being the first team from Washington to win a World Series since 73 is on the verge of slipping away entirely.
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We extended our deadline for early-bird passes to Disrupt San Francisco 21, which takes place on September 5-7, but your chance to save up to $1,200 is rapidly slipping away.
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Grassley has declined to talk to journalists on Capitol Hill, turning down interview requests and slipping away from reporters who have waited outside his office or his committee room to get comment.
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Warusam, who is now in his 90s and lives at home in Saibai, in the northerly reaches of Australia's Torres Strait territory, said his memories of the war are slowly slipping away.
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But the reality is I have always felt that I was meant to be a mom, and I feel that destiny slipping away from me every day, all because of breast cancer.
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Already, though, both my will to make a revenge and my ability to remember this person's name are slipping away … Like you, I don't have a handy diary or a good memory.
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Do you worry that important documents that offer clues about her life and work might be slipping away into private collections, rather than collected at a library where scholars can study them?
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For the first time in her life, she said, she felt hope slipping away, and she cried – cried because she was scared for her life, and cried for her dream of attending college.
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"Countless Bitcoin scammers have disappeared from the face of the earth after saying 'we were hacked,' and it seems to be a conventional way of slipping away quietly with the loot," ViK said.
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But yeah, it's about feeling like someone's slowly slipping away and there's nothing you can do and you're telling yourself that there's nothing you can do and you're going to make it through.
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America, what is left of it, is slipping away a little bit more every day, with a blessing and a wave from the truculent Trump supporters who simply get giddy whenever liberals lament.
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Apple has a vested interest in the education market which was more subtly expressed when I spoke to Cook and is now more overt as Apple feels its impact in grade schools slipping away.
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What's even more striking is Jack's frustration that he can't cheer her up the way he used to when she was young as childhood is slipping away faster than either of them can handle.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legal and political problems collided Wednesday morning, with the Israeli leader's hopes of forming a government slipping away as pre-indictment hearings in his ongoing corruption probes began.
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To get big faster, younger unicorns start buying startups sooner During the last quarter, observers of the venture capital industry have noted that something was slipping away — namely, seed and early-stage venture activity.
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The Jets' playoff hopes are slipping away following back-to-back home losses to San Jose and Pittsburgh, pushing Winnipeg five points out of the final wild-card spot with 14 games to play.
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"The possibility of more protracted U.S.-China trade stand-off has seen Europe's tentative growth optimism slipping away - and with it fiscal concerns are creeping back in," said ING senior rates strategist Benjamin Schroder.
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My neighbors walk their dogs with face masks, and their kids play wearing specially ordered face masks, covered with emojis — trying to function normally in a world slipping away a bit more every autumn.
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The more I communicated with my closeted pen pals—with their recurring themes of guilty trysts, secret identities, and desperate remorse—the more I felt my glorified recollections of the closet slipping away altogether.
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He is cooking the food he wants, a right that he said was slipping away at the Cecil, which has recently rebranded itself as a steakhouse, with a new chef and a new menu.
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A lot of it, though, is I feel like my country is slipping away and just because I talk about nationalism, not white nationalism, doesn't mean I'm talking in code, that I'm a racist.
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It's historical, but not pedantic India's struggle for independence is very recent, relative to many other nations — but its memory is still slipping away for the generations that grew up in this new democracy.
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The attraction of NFEx as a cheaper trading venue faded after the LME announced fee cuts in September to lure back volumes that had been slipping away to the OTC market and rival CME exchange.
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" In a dull and childless marriage to "a bastard of the standard-issue variety," she is biding her time at Goode's, her life "slipping away with the rinsing water as it gurgled down the plughole.
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The Lightning called a team meeting afterward, breaking down the Calgary debacle, admitting that their season was slipping away and asking how such a talented bunch could be on the verge of missing the playoffs.
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That's in keeping with the novel's thematic fixation on the quality of memory, but also makes for a beguiling, fleeting reading experience that can feel like the words are slipping away as you read them.
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We know summer has a tendency to feel as if it's slipping away, so all summer long, we're offering research-based ideas for ways to set this season apart from the rest of the year.
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"Touching her breasts, he shut off the camera," said Mr. Mariani, who said that the device continued to record audio, and that Ms. Cortani could be heard fending off Mr. Tavecchio's advances and slipping away.
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The Celtics pulled away after a 20-point lead shrank to 1 early in the third quarter and put themselves in position to tie a series that was in danger of slipping away from them.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has a lot going on, but it mostly seems to be about the ways some people on the edge of Hollywood stardom ended up slipping away into Charles Manson's grasp.
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Valve has started borrowing some social features from Discord to keep its built-in social advantage from slipping away, and it plans to launch its store in China, the world's biggest gaming market, some time soon.
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Because as the country abandons landline service in favor of new communications options and broadband internet, the FCC's regulatory relevance is slipping away – because the laws that establish its authority are focused on traditional voice service.
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They argued that Obama failed to give Congress the legally required notice for transfer of Guantanamo prisoners and questioned whether Bergdahl endangered fellow soldiers by slipping away from his post in Afghanistan, provoking a massive manhunt.
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Oil prices fell on Friday, with Brent slipping away from the $303 mark after briefly rising above that level in the previous session, hurt by supply concerns and worries about progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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His appeal is strongest among people who feel their social, economic and political influence slipping away, but he appeals to them specifically because their numbers are dwindling, thus making them less effective as an electoral coalition.
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The protest by the candidates could mean the final result is contested, but it may be seen by some voters as a last cry by people who see their chances of winning the election slipping away.
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The days when people actually held eye contact and were 100% present in a conversation are slowly slipping away as society starts to put our phones first and the people right in front of us second.
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Set in 1984, it's titled Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, and it's about a young programmer (played by Dunkirk star Fionn Whitehead) who finds his grasp on reality slipping away after he begins work on a new video game.
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But Democrats advocating for immigrants could face a difficult road in areas where people from foreign lands are few and far between, and the native-born population is already apprehensive about their way of life slipping away.
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Although the rest of the country will be rooting for El Tri to regain the Gold, there will be numerous Pachuca fans back at home who will see their chances of another league title slowly slipping away.
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If you're a frequent Venmo user, you might want to double-check your settings because the company just changed up their fee structure for instant transfers and it may result in more of your balance slipping away.
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His decision to run reverses a recruiting miss for Republicans, who feared their hopes of unseating a Democratic senator in a deep-red state -- Trump won North Dakota in 2016 by 36 percentage points -- were slipping away.
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As summer is winding down, In Sight thought it would be a great idea to preserve some of that precious downtime that is slipping away by taking a look at the work of Greek photographer Aris Kamarotos.
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There's a storyline about water privatization that could be about Flint, Michigan; there's a storyline that sounds like GamerGate...It was upsetting to think that I was making political satire, but that its time was slipping away.
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Faced with a philandering husband (Richard Clothier) of 25 years and a son (William Postlethwaite, the son of the much-missed actor Pete Postlethwaite) whom she adores to unhealthy distraction, Anne finds her grip on reality slipping away.
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Her Christmas speech's television debut acknowledges the monarchy's need for change, and amidst the Queen mother's protest that absolutism is slipping away, the two women later receive a crown of boxers, restaurant owners, policewomen, and other "ordinary" folk.
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With the match slipping away and the crowd at the massive Arthur Ashe Stadium court buzzing, Sevastova calmed her nerves to break once more, sealing the biggest win of her career with a fizzing forehand cross court winner.
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Though time was slipping away, the anti-Trump donors poured money into Our Principles PAC, the group that organized the donor call on Super Tuesday and its related conservative non-profit group(c)(303) organization, American Future Fund.
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In the absence of better levers to bolster the euro zone economy, the focus falls on the ECB, which is also contending with inflation slipping away from its 2-percent target despite its already record low interest rates.
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So instead of quietly slipping away, he opened the door, banging into it as he did, and then tried to squeeze awkwardly out between the flags and the door, nearly knocking over several flags as he loudly departed.
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Why it matters: As we saw a century ago, and are witnessing again now, immigration brings needed labor and economic benefits, but is often met with backlash from those who fear the America they know is slipping away.
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A tireless workhorse in the avant-garde, Mr. Cyrille, 76, deserves substantial credit for helping to unlock a freer pulse and purpose in the music, slipping away from a metronomic framework while preserving a rigorous attention to form.
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A slow-healing quad injury happened, a season of supposed, if improbable, contention slipping away with Leonard appearing in only nine games before distancing himself from increasingly agitated teammates and with a bewildered front office at his mercy.
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The unpopular incumbent's harsh attacks on Democratic challenger Attorney General Andy Beshear's backing of abortion rights, rare for a Southern gubernatorial candidate, has Democrats worried about their chances slipping away in a race that has grown unexpectedly close.
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Washington's most powerful business groups are urging lawmakers to press ahead on tax reform amid growing fears that what Republicans had billed as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the nation's tax code is slipping away.
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Officials in both parties believe that Republican control of the House is now in grave jeopardy because a group of districts that are historically Republican or had been trending that way before the 2016 election are slipping away.
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"A lot of people in the tech industry do believe that immigration is going to help the US maintain this advantage they have in IT production that has slowly been slipping away to other countries like India," Khanna said.
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DIANA, "Slipping Away" I spent a ton of time listening to DIANA's debut Perpetual Surrender when it was released back in 2013, mostly because it was perfect late summer music: humid, sticky, and ready to soundtrack midnight pool parties.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China is tightening its grip on Hong Kong and the territory's autonomy and democratic freedoms are slipping away, a prominent Hong Kong activist told the U.N. Human Rights Council on Monday in a plea for international action.
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Bailey wrote the first verse—we tag-teamed a lot of the lyrics on this one—and it's about being apart from someone that you love and about someone slipping away through distance, which is a really shitty feeling.
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But even as negotiations continue and intensify on both sides of the Capitol to reach a bipartisan compromise on the issue, the likelihood of being able to pass something by the end of the year is rapidly slipping away.
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They are anxious about their futures and feel their dreams slipping away; in an era of stagnant wages and global competition, opportunity comes to be seen as a zero-sum game, in which your dreams come at my expense.
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He wants to feel that he is good at what he does and is expressing himself through it, but he also wants to hold on to a sense of commonality and privacy that he sometimes feels is slipping away.
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But at its heart, "the film is a love story — a story about seeing and paying attention to love, to blackness, to our moments even as they are slipping away," writes Carvell Wallace, a contributor to the Times Magazine.
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Venus has not won seven grand slam titles by crumbling after giving up a set and, knowing that the momentum was slipping away from her, struck back with two breaks for a 4-1 lead in the second stanza.
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Every time Forrest indulges a more scandalous review or finds his sanity slipping away in pursuit of nailing down a star rating, Daly finds a new way to make it hilarious, even if I'm watching him through my hands.
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The world number seven was dictating terms as a leaden-footed Stephens struggled to match Svitolina's relentless pace and once the Ukrainian moved 3-0 ahead after edging two epic games, the American could sense her chances were slipping away.
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Russell carries Nets past Suns PHOENIX — With a nine-point lead gone and another chance at the Nets' first road victory slipping away in the fourth quarter, guard D'Angelo Russell made sure Brooklyn held on with a strong stretch run.
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Looking visibly moved from the experience, Oldman later had a quiet meal with friends at the Sony Music afterparty at The Arts Club in Mayfair, slipping away before the bulk of the guests – including Star Trek actor Simon Pegg – arrived.
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A swinging sword sweeps through the arched portal, transforming the structure from a gateway to a pendulum clock, its face replaced by the decorative motifs that, like time, are slipping away as India rebuilds structures in the vision of its future.
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In order to ensure sustainable funding for education, the state should do all it can to prevent small amounts of money from slipping away, says Dick Lavine of the Centre for Public Policy Priorities, a left-leaning think-tank in Austin.
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Focus on rebuilding The task ahead is to reject the lowest common denominator rhetoric of a campaign season hell bent on manipulating our sense that something valuable is slipping away, and instead open our eyes to what is being built.
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TOKYO, April 5 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Friday, with Brent slipping away from the $303 mark after briefly rising above that level in the previous session, as traders fretted about progress in U.S.-China talks to end a trade war.
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The scenery is breathtaking, but I feel helpless: We're a half-hour drive from where we need to be, and the sunset means that my assignment — along with the limited time left on my visa — is slipping away from me.
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"Very organized process taking place as I decide on Cabinet and many other positions," Trump said on Twitter after taking his family to dinner at 21 Club, a Manhattan restaurant, his motorcade slipping away from reporters gathered at his apartment building.
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Under siege Thiem showed guts to hold serve at the start of the decider but when he slapped a backhand into the net to hand Tsitsipas the first break in the third game it appeared the match was slipping away.
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He shares, and augments, their fear that the country they know is slipping away — if not already lost, what with upheavals like legalized same-sex marriage, acceptance of gay and transgender rights, and the ascension of religious and racial minorities.
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Similarly, a long, elliptical scene of Sarah Palmer watching a glitchy, looping video of an old boxing match (possibly featuring "Battling Bud" Mullins?) leaves the impression of an old world slipping away, which can only be retained in unsatisfying, incomplete fragments.
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If a class of Americans felt let down by their political establishment, felt their economic security slipping away and elected Mr. Trump, why is it surprising that the Middle East has given rise to the Islamic State and Al Qaeda?
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Yes, intellectually, we can understand that she'd lost her friend Missandei and her dragon child Rhaegal just one episode prior, that her control of the kingdom was slipping away from her, and that she was increasingly isolated and boxed in.
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Sensing his control of the situation slipping away, Kalanick sprang into action on Friday evening and used his power to appoint two new friendly board members—Ursula Burns, the former chief executive of Xerox, and John Thain, the former chief of Merrill Lynch.
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Chicago (CNN)Republican front-runner Donald Trump will need to secure the required 1,237 delegates by the end of the primary season -- or come very close -- if he is to keep the party's nomination from slipping away, predicts GOP strategist Mike Murphy.
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And since time feels to you like it's slowly lurching forward rather than slipping away with each passing minute, and you don't have anything else to do except youth sports and homework, you really don't mind going to a different one every weekend.
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Donald Trump's poll numbers slid steadily in key battleground states, their Democratic counterparts outraised them by nearly 268-4.63 in July, and talk about the Senate GOP majority slipping away triggered fresh worries that the large House majority could also be in jeopardy.
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The United Kingdom's ambassador to the UN, Matthew Rycroft, said that the resolution was a "sober recognition that the two-state solution is slipping away," and that Israel's settlement expansion was "corroding the possibility" of a lasting peace in the Middle East.
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That's why, since Trump's election, the greatest heroes in American public discourse have been the journalists and academics shouting that America appears to be slipping away from liberal democracy—voices unafraid of appearing alarmist or conspiratorial, clinging stubbornly to the lessons of history.
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The escaped prisoners were identified as Hossein Nayeri, 37, Jonathan Tieu, 20, and Bac Duong, 43, who were housed together in a 68-man dormitory-style unit of the jail before slipping away early on Friday morning, Orange County Sheriff's Department officials said.
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At rallies in recent days, Mr. Trump has become a candidate full of excuses, perhaps the clearest manifestation of his frustration with his current standing in the polls and the growing alarm in his campaign that a White House victory is slipping away.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — With the hours slipping away until Russia's presidential election on Sunday, Valentina A. Aristova, a Communist Party die-hard in the northern city of Nizhny Novgorod, rose before sunrise to hand out campaign literature at a Volga River shipyard.
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Even so, if the real game you're playing is maximizing returns on investments, it's hard not to look past millions of happy Magic fans and see a tremendous amount of value being created, and then lost, slipping away like sand through fingers.
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HONG KONG — It can sometimes feel as if Hong Kong history is at risk of slipping away, in this fast-paced city where heritage buildings are razed to make room for skyscrapers and where traditional stage performers struggle to compete with pop culture.
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Dr. Blasey's allegations, which for weeks had been kept secret by the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, have knocked the White House and its conservative allies — who fear that their chance to remake the court is slipping away — on their heels.
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Residents say the upwelling is rooted in fears that their ability to reunify has been slowly slipping away ever since India increased its control of the divided territory and Pakistan did little to stop it other than to offer negotiations that India refused.
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And, between Jon/Aegon Targaryen's better claim to the Iron Throne and Cersei Lannister's (Lena Headey) superior army, the one thing Dany has been sure off all her life — her destiny to take back her family's Iron Throne — is slipping away before her very eyes.
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CARSON: You know, in recent travels around this country, I've encountered so many Americans who are discouraged and angry as they watch our freedom, our security and the American dream slipping away under an unresponsive government that is populated by bureaucrats and special interest groups.
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But as time wore on, Gasby watched as the woman who knew every detail of her businesses down to the letter slipped deeper and deeper into the throes of the disease, which left him depressed and feeling like his own life was slipping away.
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" On the podcast, Higgins revealed "life was getting more difficult" for the pair and admitted that "the joy that we felt toward our relationship at the beginning was — for some reason — slipping away, and we were both working very hard to bring that joy back.
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Sections of the AIDS quilt hang in our medical school lobby, not as a reminder of a bygone era, but as a testament to those whose lives are still slipping away because of barriers to basic health services that are yet to be overcome.
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Nearly every frame of The Truffle Hunters is wide and steady, focusing on the men as they discuss business, talk to their beloved dogs, root around in the dirt, and take part in a simple way of life that, it's clear, is slipping away.
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"There's a certain kind of poignancy in young adulthood, when we've come to develop a mature regard for friends at the very same time that somehow they've started slipping away," said William Rawlins, an Ohio University professor who has been researching friendship for nearly 220 years.
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As Julia frantically enlists her late husband's mother, Iris, to persuade resolute Gwen to end the pregnancy, she discovers the dangerous fault-lines buried in her previously blissful relationship and must fight to keep both her daughter and her last chance at love from slipping away.
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The thinking, according to Republicans, is that Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation would cause a backlash from female and independent voters against Republican candidates in dozens of highly competitive House races — many of which have already been slipping away — and do more damage than in statewide Senate contests.
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But there is also the slow slipping away in once great communities all over the world, with each child who leaves for the big city or another country or simply no longer cares, the loss of a thousand cultural legacies once borne by an ancient, scattered people.
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The maverick and conservative who was, at times, willing to take on his own party died Saturday at a time when tumult and uncertainty looms in both the nation's capital and the Capitol and McCain's brand of straight-talking politics seems almost to be slipping away.
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But even if the senator and his staff have reason to believe the Iowa race is closer than the most recent polling indicates, interviews with two senior aides to Sanders revealed growing concerns that the Hawkeye State and New Hampshire could be at risk of slipping away.
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If I have any grand ambitions for "Spotlight" beyond accolades and awards, it's that this film will preserve for all time the era of investigative journalism that appears to be slipping away in the face of technology that promises quick and easy fixes for virtually everything.
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Editorial An opportunity to pass the most significant federal criminal justice reform in a generation may be slipping away — despite the tireless efforts of many top Republicans and Democrats in Congress, as well as a rare exhortation from President Obama during last month's State of the Union address.
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Senator Marco Rubio, alarmed by Donald J. Trump's ascendancy and worried that his presidential chances were slipping away, unleashed a barrage of attacks on the real estate mogul's business ethics, hiring practices and financial achievements in Thursday's debate, forcefully delivering the onslaught that Republican leaders had desperately awaited.
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There's a lot of time to get something done and agreed to, but there's a palpable sense of concern right now that a big agreement, with clear bipartisan buy-in, that wraps everything up in a non-last second crisis manner, is slipping away, if not gone entirely.
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The synod represents the biggest step yet towards recognising something many Catholics in the West, especially church leaders, have been reluctant to acknowledge: just as economic and diplomatic power in the secular world is slipping away from the North Atlantic region, a similar process is taking place in Catholicism.
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The reason some men might be a little sensitive right now is because the some of privileges afforded to white men for so long are slowly slipping away, such as being able to care to raise a family, buy a house and retire on one salary: their own.
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"He's the only one talking about the issues, about issues that matter to me, the issues on my mind - problems of corporate control of democracy and everything slipping away and not being able to have six major companies owning all the media in the United States," Young said.
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But there's a pointlessness to the whole enterprise here, a sense that one's last looks at characters who were uniquely well-drawn and carefully wrought are being dithered away on a theatrical framework that requires so much jerry-rigging to make sense that moments and interactions are slipping away.
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But now that Kavanaugh has been publicly accused of sexual misconduct by at least three women, the conservative base sees a longtime dream of a permanent conservative majority on the nation's highest court slipping away — and so they are pressuring Republicans to hold firm and confirm him anyway.
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After Democrats have reserved $20 million on the airwaves in the state, Republicans are heartened that Trump will now begin an ad campaign in North Carolina as part of his first round of general election ad buys, hoping to reverse the slide in a state many Republicans fear is slipping away.
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This has sometimes happened within states when a political party fostering suppressive or exclusive laws recognizes that, despite those laws, its hold on power may be slipping away thanks to social or demographic changes and that it would be best to stop antagonizing (and even court) blocs of potential voters.
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LeBron James deferred to his teammates in the first quarter, but early in the second, with the lead slipping away, he showed some aggressiveness in getting to the basket, and even when he missed the shot, he got his own offensive rebound and put the ball in for 210 points.
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The title, with its reference to his mind "slipping away," might sound maudlin, he said, but it was taken from a song that Utecht, a professional musician, wrote to highlight the possibility that he may eventually develop chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., a degenerative brain disorder linked to repeated head hits.
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Middle-class, conservative, suburban women in Texas may also be hiding their contempt for President Trump and may be ready to send a message to Cruz and the GOP, and young millennial voters could realize their future is slipping away and they are not using their collective voices. Could. Might. May.
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And you're getting a lot of people here that certainly are not the family values people who supported Cruz and Rubio but for whom the ability to maintain a male breadwinner family was a hard-won gain established in the postwar era that has been slipping away for the past 40 years.
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But in the self-proclaimed caliphate across swaths of Iraq and Syria, the terrorist group's last two major strongholds are under siege, many senior leaders have fled south to the Euphrates River Valley, and its legions of foreign fighters are battling to the death or slipping away, possibly to wreak havoc in Europe.
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And it brought me here, to the banks of a silty brown river, where the cumulative experience of the Taushiro people swung alone in a hammock: A man around 5003 whose memory was fading and whose grasp of the language was slipping away because he had no one to speak it with.
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In all the time since her child was born and she realized that his birth would not necessarily make her joyful, and in all the time since she became aware that her mother's mind, as well as her mother's love, was slipping away, today at the church was the first time she has cried.
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Expect to see the population used at once as human shields for defence, then as chaff to disguise fighters slipping away in the tide of human misery, and then a whipping boy for the frustrated militias when they fail to grasp the elusive ISIS -- which they have been promised -- and turn on the helpless Sunnis left behind.
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Before the first naloxone kits were distributed outside paramedics and hospitals to the drug community in 2005, all drug users could do if someone was slipping away was to try to revive them physically, or weigh up the risks of calling an ambulance (some people see any 911 call as a potentially damaging brush with the law).
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From ballerinas struggling to get noticed and veterans feeling their power in the company slipping away, to 70-year-old teachers, and even the Prime Minister of Russia himself, the people profiled in the film give viewers an unprecedented look at Russia and explains how power play in the theater comes through on stage and off.
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And yet, the announcement by The Voice's current owner that he is cutting his losses by giving up ink, paper, delivery trucks and the red plastic bins on the street corners that made you fear for your health each time you reached inside had the unmistakable feel of one more piece of Old New York slipping away.
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"It's a desperate means to maintain control that I think many in the Republican Party feel is slipping away in the state of Texas," said Zeph Capo, president of the Houston Federation of Teachers, a union representing teachers and other district employees that is seeking to join a federal lawsuit filed by the school board to block the takeover.
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The self is transmuted into an avatar descending the staircase of a spaceship; a character reclining on her back and surrounded by video monitors, the recipient of endless media; a nude figure in a cave painting; a quasi-Shiva; the melting face in a Dalí-esque painting; Wonder Woman; a young woman with a backpack who's slipping away in a Magritte painting.
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What Really Happened: This past Tuesday was Election Day, which was seen as a potential bellwether for the political climate in the US. There were big races in Kentucky, Mississippi, and Virginia that a lot of people were paying attention to ahead of time, waiting to see if Republican control of certain regions was slipping away in the era of Trump.
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A series of new allegations surfaced, Republican leaders met behind closed doors before slipping away from reporters, and a lawyer for Mr. Moore raised an idea probably never before raised in a Senate race — that handwriting experts analyze a scrawled inscription in a woman's high school yearbook to see if she had fabricated the signature of a man now running for the Senate.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plan to end birthright citizenship has tossed a grenade into the final stretch of the midterm elections, roiling centrist Republicans and further endangering a House majority already at risk of slipping away.
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The Darcys reintroduced themselves as a Miami Vice-core pop duo with "Miracle," a radio-friendly single whose chorus hints to the arpeggiating synth line of The Human League's 1981 hit "Don't You Want Me." DIANA also returned with the dreamy synth washes of "Slipping Away," echoing Roxy Music's atmospheric 1982 classic album Avalon, and Shad revealed his soft-rock alter ego Your Boy Tony Braxton, somewhere between Control Janet Jackson and Reckless Bryan Adams, on Adult Contempt.
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Rolling Stones set list: "Start Me Up""You Got Me Rocking""Out of Control""Ride 'Em on Down" (Jimmy Reed cover)"Mixed Emotions""Wild Horses""It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It)""Come Together" (Beatles cover)"Tumbling Dice""Honky Tonk Women""Slipping Away""Little T&A""Midnight Rambler""Miss You""Gimme Shelter""Sympathy for the Devil""Brown Sugar""Jumpin' Jack Flash" Encore:"You Can't Always Get What You Want""(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" Follow Jeff Weiss on Twitter.
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Senator Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal On The Money: Fed poised to give Trump boost with rate cut | Parties unable to reach deal in Trump tax return lawsuit | New York opens investigation into Capital One data breach Outgoing Senate Budget chair unveils plans to replace Budget Committee MORE (R–Wyo.) calls the idea of helping out a single pension fund a "dangerously slippery slope" — an interesting choice of words to a generation of middle class workers watching their version of the American dream slipping away.
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Within the United States, within the European Union, challenges to globalization first came from the left but then came more forcefully from the right, as you started seeing populist movements -- which, by the way, are often cynically funded by right-wing billionaires intent on reducing government constraints on their business interests -- these movements tapped the unease that was felt by many people who lived outside of the urban cores; fears that economic security was slipping away, that their social status and privileges were eroding, that their cultural identities were being threatened by outsiders, somebody that didn't look like them or sound like them or pray as they did.
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Within the United States, within the European Union, challenges to globalization first came from the left but then came more forcefully from the right, as you started seeing populist movements — which, by the way, are often cynically funded by right-wing billionaires intent on reducing government constraints on their business interests — these movements tapped the unease that was felt by many people who lived outside of the urban cores; fears that economic security was slipping away, that their social status and privileges were eroding, that their cultural identities were being threatened by outsiders, somebody that didn't look like them or sound like them or pray as they did.
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