During our interview, Alvarez even caught himself slipping into character.
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"We are slipping into being a divisive country," Ryan said.
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This same pessimism is slipping into the media as well.
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Both women are simply slipping into the kids' imaginative games.
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Many economists believe the city's economy is slipping into recession.
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Then the youths began having seizures and slipping into comas.
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It's fingers, long and sharp, ready for slipping into your eyes.
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But today, not surprisingly, the business sector is slipping into recession.
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Thankfully, I haven't noticed the ring slipping into place by accident.
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Despite that, I can feel myself slipping into a nasty mood.
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Slipping into a character is a form of forgetting the self.
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They're slipping into tightening, and that's putting pressure on European rates.
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Many economists believe the city's economy is now slipping into recession.
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They're waiting to see if the economy is slipping into a recession.
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Forget about trying to save some money by slipping into neighboring Massachusetts.
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While they chastised their partners, they also (thankfully) avoided slipping into homophobia.
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There are palpable fears that the United States is slipping into autocracy.
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The sputtering global economy is one shock away from slipping into recession.
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Even today, she finds that slipping into English provides an emotional refuge.
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Europe definitely seems to be slipping into some form of economic contraction.
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The concern about slipping into a recession was strong across party lines.
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Prince arrived just after the movie began, slipping into the back row.
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You're slipping into our lives in ways no one's asking you to.
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Hookworm larvae require damp soil to survive before slipping into someone's foot.
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"Security," Mr. Cooper said, before slipping into his Nissan for the night.
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The story's prose is likewise awkward, sometimes slipping into didacticism and repetition.
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" Slipping into his Cosby impersonation, Murphy said, "Who is America's Dad now?
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"There was some tightening," Mr. Frankel said, slipping into face-cream patois.
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Before slipping into a coma, her mother asked for her youngest son Charlie.
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The emotional payoffs of each journey keep the show from slipping into WTF!?!
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"I don't want anyone slipping into the same trap as me," N.M. said.
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Data on Monday showed manufacturing in Brazil avoided slipping into contraction in June.
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Maybe he's just trying to help himself from slipping into Joffrey-like ignominy.
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"There's nothing on the radar that says we're slipping into recession," she said.
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We are also facing the very real danger of slipping into false equivalency.
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Geiselman bought her one, and she relaxed, slipping into chattiness as she ate.
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Avoid slipping into the complacency of the daily grind and always continue learning.
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Why not make those pajamas Trekkie-approved by slipping into these pajama pants?
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Like slipping into a well-worn pair of jeans after months of khaki.
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SmackDown Live has been better, but still risked slipping into the same rut.
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They said they saw America slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself.
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"Please don't leave me," she told Mr. Bordoy before slipping into a coma.
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While the Skripals waited, their son, Sasha, was slipping into a deep hole.
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Signs are accumulating that the eurozone is in danger of slipping into recession.
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Germany's once-mighty banking industry is also struggling to avoid slipping into irrelevance.
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"I'll have a Tiger Beer, too," Tira Harpaz said, slipping into a seat.
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She finally escaped last spring, slipping into the bush while her captors slept.
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"Man, like, just listen to people," she reminds him before slipping into a limo.
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Instead, after Warren's distant third-place finish, Buttigieg is slipping into that sweet spot.
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With much of Europe at risk of slipping into recession, that sounds pretty good.
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She ran up to Green for a hug before slipping into her team jersey.
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The Senate's work on a short-term spending bill is slipping into next week.
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Slipping into neurotic budgeting mode has become a well-rehearsed drill at this point.
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He explained that he had trouble tying laces and slipping into shoes without help.
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Do I feel as if America is slipping into the earlier and uglier self?
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Slipping into a pair is the easiest way to update a ho-hum outfit.
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It's a longtime NATO ally that's slipping into autocracy and moving closer to Russia.
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She already had diabetes and heart disease, and now she was slipping into dementia.
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The country's central bank has warned that it could be slipping into a recession.
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Why not make those pajamas Trekkie-approved by slipping into these comfy, cotton pajama pants?
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Slipping into management-speak, she said the government should be judged on "key performance indicators".
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Slipping into the driver's seat, it feels like any number of other cars I've driven.
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You might go to a costume party yourself, slipping into other houses, other masked identities.
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However, gains in technology and healthcare stocks prevented the Nasdaq from slipping into negative territory.
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When he moved to Auburn for work, he began slipping into homes and raping women.
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But just as often, I find myself slipping into the quicksand that is the internet.
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And they enjoy slipping into these time-warped rom-coms as much as I do.
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Meanwhile, Michelle wakes up in Pierre Ruskin's bed, where she's been since slipping into a coma.
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I started slipping into it, and that's why I took a year off and buggered off.
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Turkey is slipping into dictatorship, Venezuela remains mired in autocracy, as do countries in every continent.
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Each candidate also proposes adding benefits boost to prevent lower-income seniors from slipping into poverty.
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At $499, though, it's slipping into the realm of flagship phones that don't cost flagship prices.
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And they look a lot alike too, slipping into their old Idol gear during one scene.
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I'm pretty hammered, but I still manage to take my makeup off before slipping into bed.
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If we lose sight of what's working, of what we've gained, we risk slipping into extremism.
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Let's be honest: It's not the easiest slipping into a pair of skinnies post Thanksgiving dinner.
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But there's always a danger of slipping into a formula, one Makela regularly pushes back against.
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Hoda Kotb's slipping into Matt Lauer's old chair after being named the "Today" show co-anchor.
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Mr. Hopkins is a whirlwind, slipping into and out of lucidity deliciously under Richard Eyre's direction.
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He struggled at the first stage of the Olympic trials last September, slipping into ninth place.
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He gestured to an empty seat for some latecomer slipping into the back of the room.
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"It's all but irresistible, like slipping into delicious self-pity," writes Michael Hann at the Guardian.
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Ms. Rader, of Slutbot, acknowledged the possibility of violent or unwelcome language slipping into an algorithm.
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Now, her sisters are slipping into their Skims and making their mark with two new videos.
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London (CNN Business)Germany's central bank is warning that the country could be slipping into recession.
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Confidence in future economic prospects continued slipping into early July, the University of Michigan reported Friday.
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But by the middle of the 20th century, even their tattooing practices were slipping into history.
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Months later, her mother died after falling in a rehabilitation center and slipping into a coma.
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That has reassured those Australian strategists who worry that Papua New Guinea is slipping into China's orbit.
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The fell 2.7 percent, slipping into a bear market as it fell 213 percent from recent highs.
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And all the pitfalls that people read about, I just found myself slipping into all of them.
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That night, Betty tells Jughead that she and Veronica kissed, before slipping into her Dark Betty costume.
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Some economists think the country risks slipping into recession especially if there is a no-deal Brexit.
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Portfolio mangers, then, believe stocks could sustain considerably higher bond yields before slipping into a bear market.
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Reading through a couple of old newspaper clippings, Bisson Sykes mourned a pastime inexorably slipping into memory.
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Variety's Marc Malkin then asked if Bale had advice for Pattinson on slipping into the iconic batsuit.
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Alexandria was the working-class woman from the Bronx slipping into her heels on the subway platform.
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Paramedics rushed Hernandez to the hospital, but after slipping into a coma, he died on May 31.
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And Megan sees herself as a master of reinvention, someone skilled at slipping into another character's life.
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The Nikkei share average tacked on 0.4% to 21,13, after slipping into negative territory in early trade.
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If you find yourself slipping into a crochety pattern of conflict with your partner, switch things up.
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Mr Macron's pivot to Russia is in part intended to stop it from slipping into China's grasp.
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" It's exhausting to feel perpetually estranged, and Wiener felt herself slipping "into a smug sense of belonging.
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Three days later, she died at home after slipping into a mysterious coma from untreated uterine cancer.
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ET. Overseas, stocks in both Europe and Asia were slipping into the red during their respective sessions.
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Mr. Cott was the more sociable of the two, and saucy; he was also slipping into dementia.
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After slipping into the gown, Shannon poses in the mirror and rakes in the compliments from her family.
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The Nikkei share average tacked on 0.2% to 21,066.26 in midmorning trade, after slipping into negative territory earlier.
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The was up 0.743 percent, while the Shenzhen composite gained 0.241 percent, after briefly slipping into negative territory.
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The planet appears and disappears in the night sky, sometimes slipping into the sunlit sky and becoming invisible.
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You will have to tap into that brilliant intuition of yours, and firmly resist slipping into paranoid thinking.
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"All the pitfalls that people read about, I just found myself slipping into all of them," he said.
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It's hard to imagine anyone else slipping into the shoes of Daenerys but that's almost exactly what happened.
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These trends are widening the gap between stable, successful millennials and those at risk of slipping into poverty.
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Carey told us to comment on our breathing—neutrally—whenever we find ourselves slipping into dark rumination spirals.
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The only thing that's kept me from slipping into an unreachable place is the fact that I'm sober.
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Most importantly, it needs to figure out how to make sure underage minors aren't slipping into the app.
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Mon Lapin, which opened in March, immediately puts one at ease, like slipping into a long-shared history.
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There's a fine line between taking on a genre from outside your country, and slipping into imitative minstrelsy.
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Our writer spoke to them about the challenges of telling the story without slipping into flat-out pornography.
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Sisi's supporters say he kept Egypt from slipping into further instability during his first four years in power.
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After slipping into a jacket, Butler turned and immediately stepped back from the outstretched microphones and digital recorders.
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A robust job market could curb investors fears that the U.S. economy may be slipping into a recession.
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Children, forced to fend for themselves after the killing of a parent, slipping into the current of incarceration.
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Yet his "Eve" is always on the edge of slipping into a coma, taking its audience with it.
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We have to admit: We were a bit skeptical when we noticed cardigans slipping into the fall 2017 collections.
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It's been a brutal start to 22 for risk assets with many global benchmarks slipping into bear market territory.
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One of the best feelings is slipping into a pair of cozy sweatpants at the end of the day.
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Higgins was pretty cute with them, easily slipping into a game of chase and helping them run after seagulls.
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When the third cut was followed by more cuts because the economy was slipping into a recession, stocks tumbled.
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Large tracts of public land in cities are also quietly slipping into the hands of officials and connected businessmen.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Fancy slipping into some fast fabric and gliding into the water like an Olympic swimmer?
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Google parent Alphabet shares touched a record $1,080 before slipping into the red to close the day at $1,063.29.
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Her only other option was opioid pain pills, but she refused to take them and risk slipping into addiction.
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The last thing I saw before slipping into the dreamworld was a shooting star splitting the lake in two.
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While I've adopted a much healthier attitude toward food in general, I sometimes find myself slipping into old habits.
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So will the music Gray encountered as a teen-ager slipping into Danceteria, CBGB, the Ritz, and Studio 54.
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Attempting to track the changes, you risked slipping into a daze, only to be jolted awake by occasional pauses.
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For all his intermittent disclaimers about how past performance doesn't guarantee future results, he keeps slipping into messianic anticipation.
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This came less than a year after she survived slipping into a coma after a liposuction procedure went awry.
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Yet, the lines keep slipping into fractured, volatile passages where not just words, but single syllables are obsessively repeated.
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And one evening, sensing that I was slipping into a bleak abyss, Mara invited me to stay for dinner.
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He takes studio audience questions at every break, sometimes slipping into funny accents or even bits of soft-shoe.
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Democrats on the Hill could barely contain their excitement over their brightening electoral fortunes from slipping into public view.
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We don't see Margaret's worried children slipping into bed with her at night, only hear it referred to in passing.
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No major power relationship can endure hostility on all fronts at once without slipping into a Cold War-esque state.
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Bale is uncanny as Cheney, completely slipping into a taciturn figure and making you forget there's even an actor there.
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But the US is slipping into a style of authoritarian thinking that should concern all Americans, regardless of party affiliation.
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Prince Ea speaks in platitudes, and he doesn't always pause to provide evidence for one claim before slipping into another.
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Abby Lee Miller's slipping into something comfortable, like a prison jumpsuit right about now ... as she begins her prison stretch.
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Meanwhile, France posted a composite PMI of 49.4 in June, slipping into contraction territory having fallen from 50.9 in May.
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And the star always bounces right back after each pregnancy, slipping into her skinny jeans and strappy swimsuits almost immediately.
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Preorders for Apple's latest smartphone sold out quickly, with orders rapidly slipping into weeks after the November 3rd launch date.
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The two teens are slipping into their fathers' outfits of choice while also taking up the mantel of challenging Voldemort.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 closed 0.93 percent lower, with the majority of the region's sectors slipping into negative territory.
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"America is slipping into the sea and we're all just kind of taking selfies on this sinking continent," he says.
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Lazypants One of the best feelings is slipping into a pair of cozy sweatpants at the end of the day.
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His bullish call comes despite his belief that there's a sizeable chance of the world economy slipping into another recession.
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Stateside, stocks dropped amid earnings, with Exxon Mobil slipping into the red and Amazon pulling back from a record high.
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The most likely, and the one the world seems to be slipping into, is one marked by US-Chinese rivalry.
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Mr. Price treats it as a symbolic rite of passage: He's slipping into the dress shoes of a proper lawyer.
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However, Sisi's supporters say he has kept Egypt from slipping into further instability during his first four years in power.
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We have become used to hearing everything about everyone and we risk slipping into a worldliness that atrophies our hearts.
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Sitting back, slipping into a comfortable sweater and shoes and enjoying "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" is no different.
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Sit back, relax, and get loose from those restricting clothes with these leading ladies slipping into something a lot more comfortable.
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Trump was not mentioned, but this was a speech about Trump: "We are slipping into being a divisive country," Ryan said.
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Sometimes I would think everything was fine, and I was my typical, cheerful self, before slipping into episodes of deep depression.
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It will fly past Venus twice and then fly by Mercury six times before slipping into its orbit around December 2025.
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They were cool and soft on my body; it felt like slipping into her skin and hugging her, all at once.
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Kenyon wasn't told how to identify signs that her mother, who had low sodium levels, was slipping into a medical crisis.
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Washington (CNN)The most dramatic and unpredictable presidential election in decades is suddenly slipping into a strange state of suspended animation.
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As the highly anticipated Baywatch movie approaches, Carmen Electra is reflecting on slipping into that iconic red suit for her audition.
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The very last thing you should have to endure is slipping into an uncomfortable bed at the end of the day.
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Muhammad Reza and his eight companions burrowed through deep snow for two days before slipping into Turkey through a broken fence.
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Some deliveries for the Swiss Federal Railways contract could risk slipping into 22, despite progress on the contract, the CFO said.
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Boxy Soviet-era UAZ vans dominate the sparse traffic, with drivers expertly slipping into the grooves dug out by 4x4s past.
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With unemployment among Saudis officially put at 12.8 percent, authorities are eager to prevent the private sector from slipping into recession.
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Many economists look to weekly reports on new unemployment benefit claims for early indications the U.S. economy is slipping into recession.
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And yet they still expect Britain's economy to slow as a result of Brexit, maybe even slipping into recession next year.
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Shot over two years and in eight countries, the movie has a quirky lightness that prevents it from slipping into lecture.
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Warren polled in first place in Iowa for a period in October before slipping into fourth, behind Buttigieg, Biden and Sanders.
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Unisex Organic Waffle Robe, available at Coyuchi, $98Anyone who appreciates the little comforts will love slipping into this soft cotton robe.
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Or he's faltering, slipping into fourth place as he loses ground to Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and an ascendant Pete Buttigieg.
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The government kept its view on the index as "worsening", which indicates the export-reliant economy might face slipping into recession.
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"The days of one-note sexiness are over," said Tellez — making the idea of slipping into something comfortable even more appealing.
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Otherwise, interest accrues, and that&aposs how people end up paying more than the principal amount and potentially slipping into debt.
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If scientists could make a protein that fit snugly in that pocket, it might prevent the virus from slipping into cells.
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The light touch that Cilea brings to bear, while preventing the drama from slipping into mawkish excess, sometimes feels musically thin.
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Simsek on Wednesday dismissed concerns expressed by some Western allies that the crackdown shows Turkey is slipping into authoritarian rule under Erdogan.
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Abdullahi urged the government to take steps to improve policies to avoid slipping into another recession, saying that the situation was reversible.
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The U.S.-traded shares of Deutsche Bank were slightly higher on Friday, after temporarily slipping into negative territory earlier in the session.
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LONDON — American politics might be rapidly slipping into a pressure-cooker of misery, but that doesn't mean there isn't a silver lining.
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It's a great mix of throwback and refreshing—listening to it feels like slipping into a new jacket which is immediately comfortable.
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The old narratives of protest and party politics are slipping into irrelevance, as are previously held ideas of race and national identity.
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The hook will keep it from slipping into your stockpot, and the handle will make for an easier, more even-handed pour.
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That feels right, and keeps the film from slipping into the sloppy red-versus-blue clichés that are readily available these days.
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The composite PMI, which includes both manufacturing and services, dropped to 49.1, slipping into contraction for the first time since September 2016.
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" But, Princenthal interjects, art avoids slipping into the dark side because it "is always modulated by thought—by an attempt at intelligibility.
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"It's all very symbolic of his illness, but he won't tell me what it means," she said, slipping into the present tense.
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Lucio Ilray, waving a Bolivian flag as he protested in La Paz, said he wanted to avoid the country slipping into "tyranny".
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The declines come against a broader market move downward, as investors worry about whether the U.S. economy is slipping into another recession.
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The chance of slipping into a stupor alongside Hugo, Willie and the other barflies during this batch of songs is absolutely zero.
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Rather than slipping into constricting shapewear or bulky shorts, some women are opting for these fun bands for all kinds of occasions.
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Mr. Plummer's character, Zev, who is slipping into and out of dementia, is sent in search of a Nazi who escaped justice.
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I've felt the siren pull of my bed, calling to me, and felt the guilt that comes from slipping into its embrace.
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Just then, my phone rang and I jumped up to take the call, slipping into my dress and shoes as I went.
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In the old welfare model, social workers are detached professionals and overwhelmed, bound by bureaucratic rules and often slipping into emotional permafrost.
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My son's latch was imperfect, and in his early, sleepy days I didn't realize he was sucking ineffectively and slipping into jaundice.
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Payton James from Massachusetts wrote about hidden racism: Do I believe that America is "slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself"?
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The odds of slipping into a recession are increasingly likely as the global coronavirus outbreak puts acute stress on the U.S. economy.
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But it is slipping into China's economic grasp, as the port of Piraeus becomes another western endpoint of the new Silk Road.
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U.S. stocks are set to open up slightly today, although European shares also started in the green before slipping into the red.
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Without that aid, the city for three years all but stopped trying to provide rent for people who were slipping into homelessness.
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" Slipping into the quavering voice of one of these relatives, Ms. Jones said, "She was like, 'Was it the Klu's Klux Klan?
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By now, you already know that slipping into a tanning bed is one of the worst things you can do for your skin.
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The Palace of Westminster - parts of which date back to 1097 - has been slipping into disrepair for decades, requiring frequent repairs and upgrades.
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Despite slipping into administration in June, Ten is a tempting target, with the youth-focused broadcaster enjoying a national reach and strong brand.
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ECB President Mario Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy, supporting further stimulus to prevent the region from slipping into recession.
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Bath products were twice the size of standard toiletries and slipping into their cozy robes and slippers was a nice post-shower luxury.
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In two other years, he had finished second again and contended late into the final day before slipping into a tie for 11th.
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Just past the season's halfway point, Jackson has been quiet about the progression, slipping into the mythical Madison Square Garden executive protection program.
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If GM is worried about the Silverado slipping into third place behind Ram and the Ford F-Series, the company isn't showing it.
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But instead of following custom by slipping into an official limousine for the one-kilometre journey, Mr Fico walked up with his partner.
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Projects like the Retraction Watch blog call attention to these changes, hopefully stopping retracted papers from slipping into the footnotes of other studies.
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Michu Meszaros -- the guy who played ALF in the '80s -- is fighting for his life after slipping into a coma ... TMZ has learned.
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Terrified kids, shocked parents, authoritative law enforcement, inquisitive reporters, and somber politicians act as though they are slipping into some well-worn script.
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Although the damage from measures currently on the table will be substantial, the economy could prove resilient enough to avoid slipping into recession.
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Charlize Theron's nearly identical transformation into Megyn Kelly for the upcoming movie Bombshell took a lot more than just slipping into a costume.
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If people don't raise their hands and don't think straight and think for themselves, we run a real risk of slipping into autocracy.
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Art provides a means of keeping abreast of political events without slipping into despair; there are horizons beyond those outcomes preordained in headlines.
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Sources close to Blac Chyna tell TMZ ... she felt disrespected because the 18-year-old rapper was slipping into a few girls' DMs.
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If the U.S. economy were already slipping into recession when coronavirus hit, then would I support an emergency half-point Fed rate cut?
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The wider U.K. economy is at risk of slipping into a technical recession where gross domestic product (GDP) contracts for two consecutive quarters.
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Germany's export-reliant economy avoided slipping into recession in the third quarter as consumers, state spending and construction drove a 0.1% quarterly expansion.
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The German economy narrowly avoided slipping into recession in the third quarter as consumers, state spending and construction drove a 0.1% quarterly expansion.
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The next morning, I needed help slipping into a shirt, and couldn't rotate my shoulder back far enough to put a jacket on.
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Republicans and Democrats can start by working together to stabilize insurance markets, which are slipping into crisis in both red and blue states.
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INTUTO, Peru — Amadeo García García rushed upriver in his canoe, slipping into the hidden, booby-trapped camp where his brother Juan lay dying.
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She reached Milk's body first, one of her fingers slipping into a bullet hole in his neck when she checked for a pulse.
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It wasn't that the headband was so outrageously uncomfortable, but it was just uncomfortable enough to keep me from slipping into a deep slumber.
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It is just one of a growing number of rural towns slipping into isolation as Venezuela's economy implodes amid a long-running political crisis.
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But the wasted energy I used to have with doubt, and that then slipping into depression until I just couldn't work—that has gone.
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Yet the author is so cautious about the place of biography in his art criticism that he actually apologizes for slipping into Soutine's life.
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My husband gets home about the time I'm slipping into bed with a book and we chat for a bit while I fall asleep.
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It comes amid fears about jihadist extremists slipping into the country with the influx of refugees admitted under the "welcome culture" of Mrs Merkel.
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Interest rate cuts might come too late to save an economy that is dangerously close to slipping into recession, according to Morgan Stanley economists.
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The narrator of "Graceless," who sounds like he's slipping into addiction, is numb and resigned: "God loves everybody, don't remind me," he mutters disdainfully.
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While Skarsgård promises to stay by her side, it looks like this female character has no trouble defending herself, or slipping into various identities.
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Obama was sworn into office as the nation was on the verge of slipping into a second Great Depression, his aides often remind reporters.
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However, analysts suggest the strong rally in prices within a short span could trigger a correction, with the metal now slipping into overbought territory.
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Not even New York City's inclement weather could keep Drew Barrymore from slipping into Monique Lhuillier for the the 74th annual Golden Globe Awards.
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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber sealed the deal -- 'cause nothing screams we're back together like a chick happily slipping into her guy's sweaty jersey!
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Instead of slipping into a small hole, the rodent decided to escape by going up the down escalator, because surely no human would follow.
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After weeks of waiting and wondering, Holland scrolled through his feed to find out he'd be the lucky guy slipping into the Spidey suit.
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The British economy has avoided slipping into a technical recession, after official data Monday showed the third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) at 0.3%.
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Autos was one of the worst-performing sectors throughout Tuesday's trade, with German-listed automakers Volkswagen, Porsche and Daimler all slipping into negative territory.
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That changed on Wednesday, when two women made history by slipping into the shrine before daybreak, flanked by plainclothes police deputed to protect them.
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New words are slipping into the modern vernacular as cultural phenomena shape the way we speak, and outdated words are falling out of use.
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One mother, whose nickname is Nan, has barely moved from her chair since arriving five days ago, occasionally slipping into a fitful half-sleep.
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And that raises a key question: Is housing the canary in the coal mine signaling that the U.S. is slipping into a new recession?
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He moved briskly around the space, slipping into one character, then another, while pouring imaginary drinks, lighting invisible candles and conversing with unseen ghosts.
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Now 58 and a living legend of the 1970s graffiti wars, Mr. Quiñones is done with slipping into New York train yards by night.
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Sometimes, after reading these messages, I found myself slipping into a daydream, imagining Fred's life — and, by extension, my own — years into the future.
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"There is a great danger of slipping into a trade war that way," Holger Bingmann, president of Germany's BGA foreign trade association, told Reuters.
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What keeps any jazz players of this stature from slipping into irrelevance is a convergence of lived experience and energetic dialogue with their inheritors.
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Close your eyes, and it's like slipping into an alternate universe in which this is the third Alien film, rather than the one we know.
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According to TIME, an 11-foot alligator decided to celebrate the holiday weekend by slipping into a pool belonging to a family in Nokomis, Florida.
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The bride wore a lace J'Aton Couture gown from Lovella Bridal for the ceremony before slipping into a dress by Zahavit Tshuba for the reception.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign appears to be slipping into a death spiral and the Republican nominee is running out of chances to turn things around.
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Although Vicki and LeeAnne are the latest people to find themselves slipping into homophobic tendencies to battle their Housewives costars, they're far from the first.
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ECB President Mario Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy, reinforcing bets on further stimulus to prevent the region from slipping into recession.
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Lee documented her morning leading up to the surrender ... which really just involved putting on a ton of makeup, and slipping into a black dress.
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No pants, no problem So, Barge decided to test his company's tolerance (and sartorial logic) by slipping into something a little more comfortable: A dress.
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While it's not uncommon to hear of dangerous apps slipping into Google's Play store, it's nearly unheard of for Apple to face the same fate.
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Asian and European stocks sold off dramatically early Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei slipping into bear territory and European bourses seeing losses of around 3 percent.
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It's all a bit herky-jerky, smoothed out by the engaging performances, with Sawyers conjuring the image of a young Obama without slipping into impersonation.
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The trends in the East Antarctic Ice Sheet are less certain now, with some studies showing that area slipping into a net loss as well.
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The first time she wore heels, she was 7, slipping into her mother's white vinyl go-go boots while home alone playing hooky from school.
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Australia last week said it would inject A$17.6 billion ($10.06 billion) to stop the country slipping into its first recession in nearly 30 years.
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He is a bar-stool fixture at the pub, known for telling bawdy jokes and paying the tabs of strangers before slipping into the night.
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He was a little awkward speaking about his own life, even in scripted patter; slipping into a character's skin, he appeared much more at ease.
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When they travel, they want to feel as if they are slipping into the lives of the locals, not standing outside that life looking in.
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The comedian Will Ferrell stepped out of the crowd and, slipping into character as Ron Burgundy from the movie "Anchorman," conducted the post-match interview.
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Perhaps they are struck by the unexpected juxtaposition of some of their most notorious troublemakers slipping into the skins of elves and other fantasy creatures.
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If the economy continues trending downward into recession territory, a cash reserve is the very best way to protect yourself against slipping into debt.2.
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First, Commodus was indeed a real person — cruel and slipping into insanity, self-indulgent and despised, impetuous and thinking he was greater than he was.
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Lindelof and pilot director Nicole Kassell also managed to strike a careful balance mimicking the comic's tone without slipping into Zack Snyder levels of imitation.
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It raised particular concerns about Germany, the world's fourth largest economy, which has the world's largest current account surplus and is currently slipping into recession.
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To wear someone else's outfit is like going undercover and slipping into another skin, and that is where the two halves of Maureen's existence merge.
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Trump, who has been concerned that Haitians in the Bahamas have been slipping into the U.S. with Bahamian nationals has also resisted granting the relief.
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In the clemency petition, Kent Whitaker recalled lying in his hospital bed and facing the choice of slipping into despair or offering his son forgiveness.
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Messing and McCormack easily pick up their rapid-fire back-and-forth rhythm as if they're slipping into a comfortable, broken-in pair of shoes.
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Supporters say such measures are necessary to help low-paid workers who have been slipping into poverty due to stagnant earnings and rising living expenses.
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Sources close to the matter told the Journal that this is one of the worst known cases of sensitive US technology slipping into the wrong hands.
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It's on track to hit theaters in summer of 2019, but hopefully it'll include Liam Neeson slipping into the last suit he'll ever wear or whatever.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina's most populous province, faced slipping into default if it could not strike a deal with bondholders or make the full payment before Wednesday.
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Earlier, President Mario Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy, reinforcing bets on possible further stimulus to prevent the region from slipping into recession.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina's most populous province, faced slipping into default if it could not strike a deal with bondholders or make the full payment before Wednesday.
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Naturally, the Selfish author changed out of her laid-back tracksuit for her walk about town, slipping into something a little more comfortable i.e. flesh-baring.
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Turkey's outlook got worse on Monday as the country continues slipping into dictatorship, under a dictator who doesn't seem to care much for laws or macroeconomics.
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And while Google wiped 786 pirate sites from search results in November, the issue is by no means solved, with torrenting sites still slipping into search.
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Hayden Panettiere is rolling up her sleeves, unbuttoning her shirt and slipping into short shorts to become the next burger-munching hottie for Carl's Jr./Hardees.
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That's not exactly a shock, but it's encouraging after a few years of antics that had many wondering if Bieber was slipping into fame-driven insanity.
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I know I can't be alone in how easily I find myself slipping into patterns of consumption that are totally governed by the prevailing cultural winds.
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The loss of one of the two members, along with France, with genuine military clout should also trigger concern over the EU slipping into geopolitical irrelevance.
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Officials say the information, seized by American-backed militias in Syria, could help combat the group on the battlefield and prevent fighters from slipping into Europe.
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Easing of monetary policy won't prevent the economy from slowing, and it can't reduce trade uncertainty, but it should help the economy from slipping into recession.
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The 10-year Japanese government bond yield fell 2.0 basis points to minus 0.005 percent, slipping into the negative for the first time since Feb. 10.
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The boy was admitted to hospital two weeks later, slipping into a coma after doctors amputated both of his legs to prevent the spread of infection.
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It's left to Mr. Mortensen, who can make menace feel like vulnerability — and turn vulnerability into a confession — to keep the movie from slipping into sentimentality.
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The last time it took more than 22.6 renminbi to buy a dollar was in May 203, as the world was slipping into a financial crisis.
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Concerns linger about the extent to which the central bank's stimulus can boost economic growth or stop the euro zone's biggest economy from slipping into recession.
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MOSCOW — The reviews were not kind when two Russians accused of slipping into England and poisoning a turncoat spy appeared on TV to profess their innocence.
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Though only a teenager, the assassin managed to get hired as an elite guard, slipping into government service with a fake ID and no background check.
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The waitresses take charge, first slipping into the soup the beef with its broad stripes of fat, then a raw quail egg like a golden eye.
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This year's message posted by the actor again has him slipping into the voice of his former Netflix character, Frank Underwood, while speaking to the camera.
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Some of the readers are worried about what they believe are judgments slipping into news stories, through an excess of adjectives, that subtly guide the reader.
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Popping on some Billie Holiday, slipping into a honeycomb-cotton robe, lighting a flight of candles, and mixing one up with a spanking new shaker set.
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Now that his family obligations are over, looks like Jason is slipping into full vacation mode ... and in true Aquaman fashion, he's never far from water.
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Benchmark aluminium on the London Metal Exchange was volatile, touching a 6-1/2 year peak of $2,3503, then slipping into negative territory in early European trading.
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Based on the data collected so far, as many as a quarter of the LHC's Higgs bosons could be slipping into the shadows of a hidden sector.
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And since the concert was at Staples Center, the two dodged crowds (for the most part) by slipping into celebs' favorite incognito get-ups: nondescript baseball hats.
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Rather, it's a traditional network drama filled with splashes of comedy to keep viewers from slipping into a depressive episode over how bleak its characters' lives are.
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As Carillion was failing and its pension fund slipping into deficit (see article), shareholders continued to receive dividends and the firm's boss trousered a £1.5m pay package.
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In one, Annie has a major upcoming museum show, but she's been unable to produce the necessary work, so she's dodging their calls and slipping into depression.
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Following independence from the Netherlands in 1945, it experimented briefly with competitive elections before slipping into four decades of authoritarian rule under first Sukarno and then Suharto.
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On a Friday afternoon, I found myself slipping into a pair of Ivanka Trump grey work slacks in a poorly lit Marshalls dressing room in lower Manhattan.
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At around the same point in its life-cycle the New Labour government, that other election-winning behemoth, was sometimes slipping into third behind the Lib Dems.
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Given the strong output data, the risk of the economy slipping into recession can probably be ruled out, said Francis Tan, an economist for United Overseas Bank.
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Like a hair-catcher placed over a drain, this gel prevents the sugars in fruit from slipping into your blood stream en masse and overloading your liver.
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And once you've repeated a section a few times, you start feeling like an agent from Mission Impossible, gracefully slipping into the perfect location for each shot.
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The United Nations has worked to avert attacks on Hodeidah, a vital Red Sea aid delivery point for millions of Yemenis in danger of slipping into famine.
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Having contracted 0.2% in the first quarter of the year, the economy likely stagnated, possibly even slipping into recession, in the second quarter, recent economic indicators suggested.
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Wearing a wetsuit and flippers, he takes a last drag of his cigarette before pulling a mask down over his face, and slipping into the dark water.
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When my boyfriend and I sit down to watch an episode or two of The Good Wife every night, it feels like slipping into a warm cocoon.
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Part of you fantasizes about slipping into that gap—between the false, righteous public self and the inner chaos of shame, cowardice, bad faith—and vanishing altogether.
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In the manner of Ligeti, sustained, mostly subdued chords kept going out of focus, with pitches slipping into piercing clusters, then slipping back into shimmering tonal harmonies.
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Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I had many moments of slipping into that detached, dream-like place, though never quite with that intensity, and always relatively briefly.
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Though the hamfisted comedy about a future full of low IQ morons bombed at the box office, it's become a cult favorite, even slipping into the vernacular.
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Having contracted 0.2% in the first quarter of the year, the economy likely stagnated, possibly even slipping into recession, in the second quarter, recent economic indicators suggest.
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"We go to the Regency and Redd Foxx opens the door in a robe and underpants sticking out," Mr. Willner said, slipping into a Redd Foxx imitation.
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Jade's been back in the picture recently too -- she put Offset on blast for allegedly slipping into her DMs and posted what she believes is video evidence.
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Another, in Queens, is slipping into dementia and will most likely exclaim, "I haven't spoken to you in months!" when, in fact, they talked the day before.
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It's for those reasons that the Fed cut interest rates three times this year starting in July to avoid the US economy from slipping into a recession.
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Mexico narrowly avoided slipping into recession in the first half of 2019, and early indicators suggest economic activity in the third quarter is struggling to gain traction.
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Atlanta let one get away in a 29-28 loss to Kansas City last week, slipping into a first-place tie with Tampa Bay at 7-5.
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Friedman's approach was descriptive, but he kept slipping into ethics and metaphysics: the new world he described turned out to be both inevitable and for the best.
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Havlicek was a man of such preparation and routine that he folded his socks on a hanger in the locker room before slipping into his game uniform.
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We also worked with the crew to integrate it with the events in the actual episode, like slipping into a darker tone when the ship goes down.
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It animates his last video for "Lazarus," in which Bowie writhes on a hospital bed before slipping into a closet, back to the darkness from whence he came.
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Some investors worry that the companies whose debt is in danger of slipping into high-yield territory will have trouble meeting their obligations during the next economic downturn.
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"However, with manufacturing output slipping into decline and exports on a downward trend, the overall picture from the surveys remains one of only modest underlying growth," Smith said.
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How do we stay fair, and neutral, and honest with you, without slipping into the old trap of painting every dispute as an argument with two equal sides?
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Energy and consumer discretionary stocks fell as oil prices declined and investors continued to worry that the risk of the economy slipping into recession, while low, was growing.
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Now, in the week of Solo's release, Ehrenreich is earning favorable reviews for slipping into Harrison Ford's beloved space boots without directly impersonating or completely reimagining the character.
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Jack's middle name will resonate with those familiar with Sigler — her oldest brother Adam died suddenly in 2014 after slipping into a coma following a massive brain hemorrhage.
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With Washington once again slipping into a Trumpian vortex, the hyperactive President is trying to leave an impression that far from floundering, his administration is on a roll.
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The problem was that people in Brussels are "making decisions that are going to impact people in Manchester, UK; Rome, Italia, Milano," Scaramucci said, slipping into quasi-Italian.
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Cailey Rizzo, 25, who is fluent in both French and English, finds herself slipping into the practice naturally, especially when her iPhone is set to the French keyboard.
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Before Danielle Staub wears her white gown and walks down the aisle at her upcoming wedding, she's slipping into something a little more comfortable for fiancé Marty Caffrey.
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And somehow or other, Western societies will have to accommodate both impulses, without slipping into a permanent state of cultural war or as a Muslim would say, fitna.
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"It's strong enough that you're not worried about the U.S. slipping into an economic slump," said Michael Jones, an investment officer at RiverFront Investment Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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Everyone brought their families to enjoy a soul food Easter meal -- fried chicken, ribs and mac 'n' cheese -- and followed up with Snoop slipping into the bunny role.
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They walked with purpose across the lot, some slipping into shoes as they went, carving a path through a human crush that was affecting traffic along Vernor Highway.
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He'd spend two more seasons in junior and most of two more in the AHL before finally slipping into semi-regular NHL duty during the 1989-90 season.
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When she announced Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia as her running mate last month, the two made their debut in Miami, with Mr. Kaine often slipping into Spanish.
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We watched as her character kept slipping into the bathroom to steal pills as her sister and mother hovered outside, and then assured them she was clean afterward.
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At times it seems to be slipping into a satirical take on the new-money, cluelessly neoliberal, mostly white community that's grown up around Seattle's exploding tech scene.
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" In "The Post," Mr. Hanks plays the irascible Washington Post editor, Ben Bradlee, effortlessly slipping into a role indelibly played by Jason Robards in "All the President's Men.
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Slipping into and peeling off disguises and second skins, Mr. Kosoko undergoes many transformations, at times stepping into the shoes, literally, that his family members might have worn.
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"I think we're slowly slipping into a more serious stage in the trade war," said Ethan Harris, head of global economics research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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At times on Thursday, it seemed Iraq was slipping into chaos, but after midnight Baghdad calmed, at least for the moment, as did several of the tenser provinces.
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The flying foxes are gone, snakes are rarely to be seen, a mongoose glimpsed only once or twice a year, slipping into the round opening of a drain.
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The league was slipping into irrelevance — seven N.B.A. finals games from 1979 to 1981 were relegated to tape-delayed broadcasts on CBS that began at 11:30 p.m.
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German business morale rose in September for the first time in six months but Europe's largest economy was still likely slipping into recession, the Ifo economic institute said.
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Davis finds himself slipping into her life as if through a side door and befriending her teen-age son, Chris (Judah Lewis), who has troubles of his own.
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"We want a healthy oil industry, an oil industry that can generate the income we so badly need right now," he added before slipping into the legislative session.
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But to ensure that the tool has no chance of being used indiscriminately by law enforcement or slipping into the hands of criminals, the judge could modify her order.
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MS-13 The killings of seven people, including several high school students, over a three-year period on New York's Long Island risked slipping into the cold case file.
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The accusations of sexual misconduct leveled against Kavanaugh have been national news for the past several weeks, while those made against Moonves are already slipping into our collective memories.
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The moves in the currency market set a cautious tone on Wall Street, with 20 of the 25 most heavily traded stocks slipping into the red in premarket trading.
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"I was thrilled by the design possibilities, because from where I sat, we could do much more than tie lapa round our waist," she said, slipping into Liberian English.
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Koepka said he has since got Mickelson's autograph and this week will be focused on getting his own name on the Masters trophy and slipping into a Green Jacket.
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Swift didn't walk the red carpet with Alywn for the screening at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, instead slipping into the theater through a back door to join him.
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In order to help us concentrate on the excitement of the season and avoid slipping into fits of seasonal affective disorder, Starbucks is giving customers a special deal today.
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I imagine that for Ryan, slipping into Deadpool's persona is like putting on a favorite shirt that's been worn so many times it feels like a part of you.
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If your regular Saturday morning routine involves a bacon, egg, and cheese in bed and slipping into a TV binge, you might want to rethink your definition of brunch.
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The World Food Program said last week that the governorates of Taiz and Hodeidah along the Red Sea risked slipping into famine if they did not receive more aid.
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Naturally, slipping into a head-to-toe superhero getup isn't a quick change, so we hear the struggle between Lee and his mugger while 'Pool struggles with his outfit.
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But after checking the "morgue"—the Times archive filled with obituarizable old clips—the paper was delighted to memorialize this remarkable man, who was otherwise slipping into history's abyss.
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The Eagles have dropped five of seven since No. 2 overall draft pick Wentz led them to a 3-0 start, slipping into last place in the NFC East.
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Whereas Chandler's domain was distinct, all stone walls and heavy wooden battering rams, Marion was awesomely erosive, slipping into every crack and wearing away at the competition wherever possible.
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Thus, S. 2765 likely would trigger auto-reconciliation at the very time the economy was slipping into a recession: the very time when it needs more, not less, stimulation.
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I worry it's a set-up, a manifestation of the addict I've passed on through the blood, my talent for slipping into the bigger thing a craving for it . . .
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After decades underground, illegal psychedelics like LSD are steadily slipping into mainstream culture as stigma fades, and early evidence suggests they might offer more than just a recreational escape.
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It includes his trainer, Wynton (the estimable Clarke Peters), and his white manager and promoter, Max (John Lavelle), whose ingrained prejudices keep slipping into view like an untucked shirttail.
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Martin, who can slide his characters into contempt and condescension as easily as slipping into a suit, is perfect at balancing Neal's curt etiquette with being a complete asshole.
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Van Etten is a deft and sophisticated lyricist, and she's especially affecting when she abandons or dismantles language and narrative entirely, slipping into a hyper-emotive, almost nonsensical state.
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Twenty-five years before his methodical, menacing turn on "Westworld," Anthony Hopkins changed cinema by slipping into the role (and mask) of Hannibal Lecter in Jonathan Demme's psycho-thriller.
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If someone is trying too hard to sell you something, or you suspect someone may be manipulating you, do your best to end the conversation without slipping into paranoia.
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Listen: "No Time to Die" makes Billie Eilish, 18, the youngest artist ever to record a James Bond theme song, and sees her slipping into a boomer-approved role.
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The country is seen fighting a war against extremism on multiple fronts, and analysts broadly agree the U.S. is key to helping to prevent Egypt from slipping into calamity.
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Phoenix plays Arthur Fleck, a man struggling with a variety of mental illnesses that keeps him from finding acceptance in a city that is slowly slipping into chaos itself.
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Most bizarre of all, he felt very tired — so tired that he began slipping into empty exam rooms between patients, stealing five-minute naps to get through the day.
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But he and others who might be worried that retirement means slipping into powerless obscurity should take heart — there evidently is a rewarding existence waiting outside the Senate chamber.
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European shares had tried to buck the trend in Asia, rising along with oil prices early in the session but then slipping into the red while oil held its gains.
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But opinion polls have shown him slipping into second place in the race for re-election as governor, a position Widodo himself used as a stepping-stone to the presidency.
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The spatula is designed as one piece of BPA-free silicone, and it's dishwasher safe, so you don't have to worry about water, food, or bacteria slipping into separate pieces.
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Staying high on 200mgs of the drug a day keeps him at bay, but by day six of no sleep, Elliot is slipping into what he calls a fatal error.
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Stocks in Sao Paulo fell about 1% while those in Mexico City shed 0.6% after data showed the economy narrowly avoided slipping into recession during the first half of 2019.
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"Another 1.3 million are on the brink of slipping into a deeper crisis if rains continue to fail and aid is too slow to come," it said on April 11.
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A member of a Hollywood royalty who forged his own path as a rapper, Chet Hanks had no trouble slipping into a recurring role as Blake on Empire this season.
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The blue-chip index came within 5003 points of the milestone shortly after the open, before slipping into negative territory as losses in Boeing offset Goldman Sach's 0.86 percent gain.
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But slipping into a booth and scanning the menu at Pamela—the East London bar that houses Louisiana-inspired pop-up Decatur—I'm struck by the complete lack of chook.
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European shares fell after data showed the German economy grew just 0.1% in the third quarter, avoiding slipping into a mild contraction thanks to consumer spending, but remaining weak nevertheless.
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European shares fell after data showed the German economy grew just 0.1% in the third quarter, avoiding slipping into a mild contraction thanks to consumer spending, but remaining weak nevertheless.
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But The Way Back never gets too comfortable in one place, and every time it feels as though it might be slipping into cliche, it half-twists into something new.
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I irksomely, inconsistently vacillated between feeling numb and fantasizing about getting a reprieve from my life — about taking hallucinogenic drugs, maybe even slipping into a coma, but not actual death.
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That malaise that stretches its soul-sucking tentacles toward us through our news feeds and our televisions (do we still watch those?) and even slipping into our Insta comments. (Duck!
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NEWARK — With the accreditation of Essex County College on the line, the school is slipping into deeper turmoil as two of its top administrators accuse each other of misusing funds.
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The rapid spread of the coronavirus across the globe has stoked fears of a global economic downturn, leaving policymakers in Tokyo fretting over the risk of Japan slipping into recession.
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So, for good measure, he had the program grab entries from online dream diaries, and intersperse them between the conversations, as if the characters were slipping into a fugue state.
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Listen: "No Time to Die" makes Billie Eilish the youngest artist ever to record a Bond theme song, and sees the Gen Z artist slipping into a boomer-approved role.
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" She also experienced difficulty paying attention due to prolonged inactivity, claiming she struggled to keep her "mind and body from slipping into oblivion after so many hours of sitting passively.
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This Is Us' fan-favorite couple Kate and Toby are handling their son's blindness in different ways, with one slipping into old habits and the other finding a healthy outlet.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A key Japanese economic index fell in August and the government on Monday downgraded its view to "worsening", indicating the export-reliant economy might face slipping into recession.
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South Sudan's conflict started as a power struggle between the country's political leaders before slipping into a broader feud between the two biggest ethnic groups, the Nuer and the Dinka.
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It's a way of slipping into an analytical mode through a side door, under cover of an image — a specimen of what they call visual culture — that can be allegorized.
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It's no surprise to me why, given the pugnacious slipping into malevolent DNA of the culture, all created by its early leaders, who celebrated their aggression with, well, more aggression.
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So-called leveraged loans have surged recently, as have companies whose bonds are rated near the bottom of the investment-grade ladder and are thus susceptible to slipping into junk territory.
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It looks gorgeous: it's designed and shot in such a way that it feels like it's in danger of slipping into a reverie at any moment, and sometimes it actually does.
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It's not about slipping into another person's emotional state or being able to feel their pain but is instead a process by which you work to understand their perspective or worldview.
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And while nothing beats throwing on a breathable maxi, slipping into sneaks, and calling it a day, this go-around, we're mixing things up with the season's most essential silhouette. Translation?
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Concerns about the global economy slipping into recession and uncertainty over the pace of U.S. interest rate cuts have created some anxiety about how long the current U.S. expansion will last.
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It was in Tora Bora that Osama bin Laden and other senior Qaeda militants took refuge during the American-led invasion in 2001, and eventually evaded capture by slipping into Pakistan.
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Jenner changed her outfit later in the evening, slipping into a silver sequin dress as she danced the night away at the new Los Angeles 1920's retro themed restaurant Delilah.
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Keep things casual during the day with a pair of cute sneakers, then elevate your look by slipping into a pair of strappy heels for a more formal night time affair.
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Slipping into the part Badejo had physical trainers build up muscles in certain areas of his body, remembers Allder, and took up mime classes, learning to move according to Scott's wishes.
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It's not just the use of phrases like "at the moment," but the affectation on words like "all" or "shining" that suggest she's slipping into the accent of her new home.
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Actress Sutton Foster may be Benjamin Button-ing IRL, but that doesn't mean slipping into a millennial-ready wardrobe on the set of the hit TV Land show Younger comes naturally.
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"Because we've had eight years of a president, he's an autocrat, he just does it on his own, he ignores Congress, and every single day, we're slipping into anarchy," he said.
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The risk is not of overheating but of Europe slipping into a low-growth trap as countries that need to gain competitiveness face an inflation ceiling set too low by Germany.
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LONDON (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) Is the London Metal Exchange's (LME) physical storage function in danger of slipping into the shadows?
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Brands like Nike, Adidas, Dr. Scholl's, Roxy, Puma, Steve Madden and UGG, are just a few of the names that are getting the benefit of women slipping into more comfortable footwear.
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As such, there are a few times where a product, service, or experience is worth the additional cost (as long as you're not slipping into credit-card debt because of it).
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For years, this has been a request (and by "request," we mean "demand") of many who could totally see the "Luther" star slipping into a tuxedo to play everyone's favorite spy.
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Then you might find yourself slipping into terrible posture, sneaking a nap, or -- if you're working from the dining room table -- ducking into the kitchen every 15 minutes for a snack.
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There's the wanting-love part, yes, but also the joy of slipping into someone else's skin — of experiencing situations and emotions the rest of us go to considerable lengths to avoid.
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Hee broke character just once, in an interview with Keith Olbermann, slipping into a potent analysis of horse-race politics and the enabling role of the media, before quickly switching back.
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In the ensuing years, while on the run, he seemed always just out of the grasp of the authorities, slipping into secret passages beneath bathtubs or absconding seconds before federal raids.
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She had worked at ICE, leading the company's investor relations and communications programs for 15 years before slipping into Bakkt, a crypto trading platform created by ICE, as CEO in 2018.
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His first violin teacher admonished him by hitting his hand with the violin bow, so Mr. Simons took to teaching himself by slipping into concerts and observing and emulating accomplished violinists.
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" He called on Iraq's government to "act in the interests of Iraq; to preserve the blood of its people; and to avoid slipping into a cycle of violence, chaos and devastation.
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CAPE TOWN, Oct 26 (Reuters) - South Africa cut its 2016 GDP growth forecast by almost half on Wednesday and warned Africa's most developed economy risked slipping into a "low growth trap".
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The year has been a tough one, with big drops in European and Asian stocks and even U.S. equities recently slipping into the red for 2018 after a decade-long bull-run.
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Slipping into the fluorescent green, bath-warm water, I was quickly engulfed by an overwhelming number of ominous pulsating orange blobs, which ranged in size from bowling balls to Ping-Pong balls.
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Its deceptively simple graphics belie a devious game where horror hides in what seem like glitches, slipping into your mind and across your computer desktop in ways you'll never expect—or forget.
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After Lea Michele said "I do" in her fairytale Monique Lhuillier ballgown, she decided to switch things up by slipping into something a bit more party-ready for her rocking wedding reception.
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Since 2017's over-the-knee offerings are more diverse than ever, with decorated soles, bold colors, and bedazzled heels, now is the perfect time to consider slipping into a new pair.
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The first radio station on the dial transports Ray to her childhood, where her parents are living in resigned civility: her mother suffering silently as a housewife, her father slipping into alcoholism.
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The headphones have 40mm drivers, a claimed Bluetooth signal range of 100 feet, 16-hour battery life, a USB Type-C port, and a fold-flat design for slipping into a bag.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is slipping into a new debt crisis, with 40 per cent of the region's countries now at high risk of debt distress — double the proportion of five years ago.
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I took it fishing, camping, and once even used it to skin and eat a rattlesnake that was getting a little too flirtatious with the idea of slipping into my sleeping bag.
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Yoshi is clearly dissatisfied with the impropriety of the whole situation, but Shosh is cool with it and ends up slipping into a sexy nurse costume and whipping one of the guys.
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Soon she was off, slipping into a nearby car to head back to her hotel, but not before asking those of us she left if we'd be returning for more Bachata Dreams.
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He had, by that stage, roughly a day, maybe a little more, to prevent the century-old Danish soccer club he had supported all his life, Lyngby B.K., from slipping into oblivion.
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The professed purpose was to allow the government time to investigate and upgrade immigration procedures, on an emergency basis, while preventing malefactors from slipping into the country before this work was done.
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The Cato report concluded that the gamut of security measures, which reaches across the globe, already reduces the risk of terrorists slipping into the United States through the immigration system to attack.
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And while we may not all have access to the same fancy treatments, slipping into a pair of celebrity-loved sneakers is a surefire way to upgrade any workout to star status.
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The threat became so dire that Union authorities constructed a large military garrison outside Los Angeles, and arrested a number of local secessionists, to prevent the region from slipping into rebel hands.
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Police Deputy Commissioner Mike Clement told reporters that the bodies of the two missing people were believed to have been washed out to sea after slipping into a stream on the volcano.
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The lack of gasoline along with the decay of electricity and telecommunications services has left a growing number of rural towns slipping into isolation and relying on barter exchange to get by.
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In the gothic, lovingly creepy clip, Petty's attendant brings home a corpse (played by Kim Basinger), brings her home, and dresses her up for a candlelit slow-dance before slipping into the waves.
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In the other images, the Alabama-born star wears a slightly more casual look, slipping into a blue snakeskin Ramy Brook minidress and accessorizing with — no surprise here — a bouquet of red roses.
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Worries about the global economy slipping into recession and uncertainty over the pace of U.S. interest rate cuts have made investors nervous about how far the longest cycle of U.S. expansion can continue.
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Concerns about the global economy slipping into recession and uncertainty over the pace of U.S. interest rate cuts have made investors nervous about how far the longest cycle of U.S. expansion would survive.
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The bulk of United's 2019 MAX orders were scheduled for delivery before the start of the fourth quarter, though Laderman said he could see some of those deliveries slipping into the fourth quarter.
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But Fisher (who voiced Agnes in the first two Despicable Me movies) always keeps us hooked into Kayla's inner life without ever slipping into a kind of precocious maturity of polished child actors.
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A new report from SurveyMonkey Intelligence shows that Pokémon Go isn't going away anytime soon, but it apparently already reached its peak on July 14 and has been slipping into decline ever since.
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Clive Russell was occasionally slipping into a Robert DeNiro impression I didn't quite understand, but I still wanted to stand up and cheer when he roasted Jaime, who really deserves it right now.
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The blue-chip index came within 19 points of the milestone shortly after the open, before slipping into negative territory as losses in Boeing and Walt Disney offset Goldman Sach's 0.96 percent gain.
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This franchise feels made for the thick of summer, for those hot heavy days when the only thing that makes sense is slipping into a cool theater for an extravagant bit of escapism.
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On average, the S&P 500 continued sailing along for another year after the conclusion of a president's first year since being elected before slipping into a new decline of 10% or more.
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Hungary has erected a 183-mile-long fence to keep out Syrians; at the French port of Calais, Britain is funding a barrier to prevent Afghans and Africans slipping into the channel tunnel.
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Her father didn't just run off, he "tessered," slipping into a distant part of the universe to prove a hypothesis about space, time and consciousness that he and his wife had developed together.
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This sea of information collapses time and creates confusion, presenting a consumed self who's searching for anchorage — as emphasized by Bernstein's slipping into a number of characters as he does in his videos.
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An IDR plan can be particularly compelling for those at or close to the poverty line, because it protects you against slipping into delinquency or default, which can damage your credit long term.
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Reading his chronicle, "Hungover: The Morning After and One Man's Quest for the Cure," has an effect not unlike recovering from food poisoning or slipping into a warm house on a frigid night.
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Concerns about the global economy slipping into recession and uncertainty over the pace of U.S. interest rate cuts have made investors nervous about how far the longest cycle of U.S. expansion can survive.
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While size alone did not determine how significant the symptoms would be, the bit of tissue slipping into the spinal cord on her M.R.I. seemed too small to cause the symptoms she described.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina needs to make radical changes including trimming back big government and freeing international trade to avoid slipping into disaster, presidential candidate and libertarian economist José Luis Espert told Reuters.
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Even the animation, which has generated some heated criticism this week, reinforces the visual style of previous Mass Effect games, which makes the experience like slipping into a warm, comfortable bath of nostalgia.
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The U.K. composite purchasing managers' index fell to 49.7 in June from 50.9 in May, slipping into contraction territory for the first time since mid-2016 due to gloomy manufacturing and construction PMIs.
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Either way, it would be nice for this league and its fans to want to solve a problem in advance for once, instead of slipping into knee-jerk reaction mode whenever the inevitable happens.
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"[Gilman's] beautiful and alarming short story offers such a convincing horror of a repressed and under-stimulated woman slipping into psychosis as she sees into and beyond the walls that confine her," says Goodyear.
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Like: A suction cup to stop the pillow from slipping into the gap between the airplane wall and window seat, a detachable hoodie for privacy (seriously) and a pocket to hold iPhones and wallets.
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China's manufacturing sector painted a mixed picture in July, with the official activity gauge unexpectedly slipping into contraction territory while an unofficial survey pointed to an expansion for the first time in 17 months.
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After police shot a man officials say was armed, two nights of protests followed there, slipping into violence Wednesday night with numerous civilian and police injuries reported, as well as looting and property destruction.
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Dressed in a black bodysuit and a pair of Majorelle Flare jeans in Starlite by McGuire, the birthday girl looked happy before slipping into her car, where Fujikawa was waiting in the driver's seat.
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A lot of signs are pointing toward the U.S. economy slipping into a recession in the next year — Treasury yields are sloping downward, freight shipments are dropping and company executives are collectively getting nervous.
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BRASILIA, July 1 (Reuters) - Brazil's manufacturing sector avoided slipping into recession in June, data on Monday showed, with the IHS Markit Brazil manufacturing purchasing managers index rising to 51.0 from 50.2 the month before.
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Mexico narrowly avoided slipping into recession during the first half of 2019 as gross domestic product grew by a fraction in the second quarter, data showed on Wednesday, but weakness persisted across the board.
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The euro fell on Wednesday as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy, reinforcing bets on possible further stimulus to prevent the region from slipping into recession.
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PIKACHU & ASH — POKÉMON With all the hype surrounding this year's release of Pokémon Go, slipping into a yellow ensemble à la Pikachu or blue jacket à la Ash Ketchum is a certified crowd pleaser.
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Much of that surely has to do with director David Lynch's filmmaking style, which has reinforced his reputation as an auteur but risked slipping into self-indulgence at best, and self-parody at worst.
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He's had some success this year slipping into space, but why not leverage his gravity on pick-and-pops to provide Westbrook with the split second he doesn't even need to enter the paint?
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"If this situation persists, we could see an additional 3.5 million severely insecure Yemenis... who urgently require regular food assistance to prevent them from slipping into famine-like conditions," WFP spokesman Herve Verhoosel said.
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Mexico narrowly avoided slipping into recession during the first half of 2019 as gross domestic product grew by a fraction in the second quarter, data showed on Wednesday, but weakness persisted across the board.
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With survival options dwindling, Roughly a third of U.S. oil producers, or 175 firms, is at risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year, according to a study by Deloitte, the auditing and consulting firm.
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Death Magnetic suggested Metallica's return to familiar territory, but then they put out Lulu in 2011, a concept album made with Lou Reed that sounds like old men slipping into dementia without a caretaker.
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The lake began slipping into decline in the 1960s thanks to untreated sewage flowing into it from the densely populated outskirts of the capital, as well as industrial waste from factories and sand mines.
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She has brandished the photos on several occasions to draw attention to the case when it risked slipping into general indifference or when the narrative became distorted because of her brother's past drug use.
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After slipping into matches for a decade, Sahafi fled her homeland in August, a 30-hour journey by road that began when she received word that the Iranian authorities were seeking to detain her.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kidnapping of aid workers and extortion at checkpoints are on the rise in Somalia, the United Nations said on Thursday, hindering efforts to prevent the country slipping into renewed famine.
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The hope, officials said, is that starting the event closer to dawn will make it harder for people to settle disputes under the cover of darkness before slipping into the vast crowds that gather.
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Even though Carano was, admittedly, never a big Star Wars buff before slipping into Cara Dune's boots (don't worry, she says she "100 percent in" now), this world is now everything to the actress.
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The Trump administration has said the order is meant to keep terrorists from slipping into the United States, but it set off widespread protests over concerns that it was blocking legitimate refugees and travelers.
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We eventually learn that she got into the house and managed to make it all the way to the attic when she then opened the rose, stained-glass window and collapsed (slipping into a coma).
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However in Britain, gearing up to split from the European Union, growth unexpectedly accelerated to a nine-month high in July, possibly soothing some worries about whether the country is slipping into recession before Brexit.
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Fearing that its NATO ally is slipping into Vladimir Putin's orbit, America is refusing to deliver a shipment of F-35 fighter jets unless Turkey drops its plans to buy a Russian missile-defence system.
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Americans are slipping into a straight-up panic as the results of this election draw near, and though we're trying to stay positive, we can't help but be reminded of another recent political catastrophe... Brexit.
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It's absolutely true that (simple) bots can be corralled with good engineering in order to avoid slipping into flagrant white supremacist propaganda, as Microsoft's recent Twitter bot unfortunately did, mostly thanks to human Twitter users.
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Slipping into fluent Globalese, the blandly uplifting argot used at gatherings of world leaders, billionaires and CEOs, Mr Xi beamed that it was natural to share the fruits of innovation "in our interconnected global village".
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Data showed Germany's economy narrowly avoided slipping into recession in the third quarter but growth remained close to zero and that in central and eastern European economies that rely heavily on its demand are crumbling.
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Baby Spice, for anyone who needs a refresher — took part in the festivities by slipping into a British Airways uniform (jaunty scarf and all) at London's Heathrow Airport and pranking a slew of unknowing passengers.
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What's happening now: Brazil, which made great strides to combat illegal deforestation years ago, appears to have started slipping into cutting down more trees due to political and agriculture lobbying pressures, per the Financial Times.
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So when the man in the car behind him leaned on his horn for a full 10 seconds, presumably because we were in his way, I finally flipped him off before slipping into the backseat.
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JANET GODWINHAMILTON, N.Y. Dear Janet, Sometimes readers don't want to plunge into an entirely new world; they just want to suspend disbelief a little, slipping into a literary reality that bends slightly at the edges.
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Viewed en masse, the large color prints are eerie: the same smiling male face laying claim to four separate households, effortlessly slipping into the guise of a new father figure each time the shutter clicks.
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The American secretary of homeland security, Kirstjen M. Nielsen, said the move would prevent people from using the asylum process as a way of slipping into the United States and remaining in the country illegally.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts thinks America always had a dark side: I don't think that America is "slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself" - I think that America has always had a dark underbelly.
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HANOI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Vietnam's trade balance is seen slipping into a deficit of $100 million in January, from a surplus of $259 million in December last year, preliminary government data released on Wednesday shows.
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He turns each one's unique predicaments into hilarious set pieces — like Mo asking Scotty to describe a porn video out loud, or Scotty persuading Matt to help shave his privates — without ever slipping into mockery.
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Thankfully, Jack Ryan largely avoids slipping into jingoistic territory — but Suleiman is still the villain, and this is still ultimately a narrative about a white American man (and a soldier, no less) saving the world.
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That eclipsed the previous outflow record set in mid-2014 when the euro zone's third largest economy was slipping into its third recession since the start of the financial crisis, EPFR said in an emailed statement.
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Worries of the economy slipping into a recession are back, as the trade war between the United States and China shows little signs of easing, especially after a symbolic drop in China's currency earlier this week.
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The Defense Department quietly released a new Arctic strategy on Thursday that omits any mention of climate change in the region and casts the Far North as increasingly slipping into a zone of great power competition.
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As Italian bank bonds and share prices are seeing their value slammed in the face of rising uncertainty, banks with substantial bad loans are facing greater pressure, with rates around the world slipping into negative territory.
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The one-shoulder bathing suit has been slipping into swim collections for a couple of years now, making us wonder whether it's time to admit that they've transcended past the "trend" phase and into "staple" territory.
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"When you get closer to his bowels, Mario and Luigi are like: 'Somethings not-a right,'" Roiland said, slipping into a voice that sounded like a vaguely Italian version of Morty Smith from Rick and Morty.
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Azerbaijan's ability to ride out the storm of low oil prices will provide clues as to whether other oil producers, from Russia to Algeria and Nigeria, can also survive their economic crises without slipping into chaos.
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Ailes hit his head in a fall eight days and suffered "some kind of blood clot" before slipping into a coma on Wednesday, New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman wrote in a series of tweets Thursday morning.
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Monday was the 11th anniversary of the start of the current bull market, and to celebrate, U.S. stocks came very close to slipping into bear territory (defined as a 20 percent fall from the latest peak).
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Temporary workers are more at risk of slipping into poverty and are less likely to be married or have children, according to a study by the Hans Böckler Foundation, which is financed by German labor unions.
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There are so many different variables involved with landslide-generated tsunami and a "sweet spot" of exactly the right speed and volume of rocks slipping into and sea and down submerged slopes to generate a wave.
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Dozens of companies have already hit the wall and a third of oil producers and service firms, or 175 companies, are at high risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year, according to a study by Deloitte.
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But long before she arrived, a hostility toward law enforcement personnel was building in Alexander Bonds, who had been in and out of prisons and jails for 15 years and was slipping into severe mental illness.
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As the European Union officially became smaller, losing Britain as a member, new data showed that economic growth in the bloc came almost to a standstill and that it is in danger of slipping into recession.
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Near the stairs for the N and the R trains, a woman played "Space Oddity" on the handsaw, the sound so curvy and strange as to be momentarily enchanting before slipping into the plain old weird.
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"Some may view this as deals "slipping" into later periods but the company's new business has been shifting towards a heavier weighting in fourth quarter for several years," Scott Berg, analyst at Needham & Co, told Reuters.
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She is a public speaker, recovery coach, and addictions counselor based in her hometown of North Chatham, NY. As a public speaker, Lovell often shares the traumatic story of "slipping" into addiction and her journey to recovery.
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His detention 18 months ago initially became a cause celebre for some on the independent left who portrayed him as a beacon of honesty amid the vigilante movement that was already widely accused of slipping into criminality.
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While it comes as no surprise that the 31-year-old isn't planning on slipping into something as casual as sweatpants any time soon, she has come up with a nifty trick to accommodate her baby bump.
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However, Asian shares bounced back on Tuesday as U.S. 10-year Treasury yields edged higher, but the outlook remained murky as investors weighed the odds of whether the U.S. economy is in danger of slipping into recession.
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The euro fell in the aftermath of Draghi's comments on Wednesday, which underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy and supported the view of possibly more ECB stimulus to prevent the region from slipping into recession.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico narrowly avoided slipping into recession during the first half of 2019 as gross domestic product grew by a fraction in the second quarter, data showed on Wednesday, but weakness persisted across the board.
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At random points, I would hop back into World of Warcraft and feel a renewed sense of satisfaction from the game, kind of like slipping into a comfortable outfit and just being able to relish in it.
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Now YouTube has decided to take additional measures that age restricts this type of flagged content on its main app, which will automatically block it from slipping into the kids app, as first reported by The Verge.
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There was a good deal of nostalgia in that -- seeing Jon Bernthal, Sonequa Martin-Green and especially the late Scott Wilson, who died last month -- as Rick kept slipping into what amounted to a walking-dream state.
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Click through to see some women who rarely make it into typical street style slideshows, but whose collective style is so good, you might find yourself slipping into black trouser socks of your own by the end.
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My childhood crush Alyssa Milano is using her Twitter account to raise awareness about social justice issues like a woman's right to choose, while I still find myself slipping into talking about what I had for lunch.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday said she would not rule out a vote on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement slipping into next year, but hoped it could happen sooner.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Saleh's name might have shown up on a database, fed by a variety of intelligence and security agencies and intended to guard against the prospect of terrorism suspects slipping into the country.
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Much as Heller did in "The Diary of a Teenage Girl," which folds animation into the live-action portion, she uses artifice in "A Beautiful Day" to help prevent this story from slipping into full-blown sentimentalism.
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German business morale rose in September for the first time in six months but Europe's largest economy is still likely slipping into recession as the U.S.-China trade conflict and Brexit bite, the Ifo economic institute said.
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In one scene, she bargains with herself in the mirror as she can feel herself slipping into a depressed period right after going out of her way to reschedule a date with a guy she really liked.
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We'd liken slipping into a set of the brand's top-rated percale sheets or plush quilted slippers akin to an Eloise-at-The-Plaza type of experience — aka luxurious and the perfect opportunity to score a deal.
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The central bank's financial stability director said banks, credit card companies and car loan providers risked slipping into a "spiral of complacency" by assuming risks to the U.K. economy are receding when in fact they are growing.
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"If this situation persists, we could see an additional 3.5 million severely insecure Yemenis, or nearly 12 million in total, who urgently require regular food assistance to prevent them from slipping into famine-like conditions," he said.
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German business morale rose in September for the first time in six months but Europe's largest economy is still likely slipping into recession as the U.S.-China trade conflict and Brexit bite, the Ifo economic institute said.
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James Clapper, the head of US intelligence, warned in February of slipping into a "Cold War-like spiral" – blaming Russia's "paranoia" about NATO and saying its attempts to rival American military and geopolitical power was driving aggression.
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Data this week showed Germany barely avoided slipping into recession in the second half of 2018 and European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi warned on Tuesday economic developments in the euro zone economy have been weaker than expected.
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Despite the easy win, it was still a tense night for Kerr and Australia who were in danger of slipping into third place in the group after substitute Havana Solaun netted Jamaica's first World Cup goal after halftime.
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"Simply put, the experience of slipping into the shoe, pressing a button, hearing the whirr of the power-lacing engine and sensing an unparalleled fit is like stepping into a time machine," Nike wrote in a blog post.
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The dancing and karaoke are just The Most Fun, the player-controlled Kazuma Kiryu shaking off his significant stresses to stir up a dancefloor fever in the former and slipping into dazzling rock-star daydreams in the latter.
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The powerful narrative of a person transforming into a kind of superhuman made a big impact on Wang, who has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, and she found herself in danger of slipping into an episode of psychosis.
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As added protection, the "comfort shield" head evenly distributes pressure, and lubricating vitamin E and aloe strips ensure you get the silkiest shave, ever... even if you only have minutes to spare before slipping into that bathing suit.
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The U.K. is close to slipping into another recession, and that will likely influence the vote of many who head to polls on Thursday to decide whether the country should stay in the European Union, or leave it.
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In a few short years, he had gone from respected, award-winning teacher to unemployed felon, losing his marriage and his home, moving into his car for a time and slipping into a depression that went largely untreated.
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Actress Joanna Lumley accepted the BAFTA Fellowship award, a prize for lifetime achievement, from her "Absolutely Fabulous" co-star Jennifer Saunders, and delighted the crowd by briefly slipping into her character from the show during her acceptance speech.
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Surge in North Koreans slipping into Thailand - immigration Venezuelan security officials seized two opposition leaders from their homes in overnight raids, their families said, after they urged protests against a new legislative superbody widely denounced as anti-democratic.
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At the same time, two children from a neighboring ultra-Orthodox family persist in slipping into the living room to watch forbidden TV. Even Noga's ex-husband still has a key, and is not shy to use it.
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Anticipation for these cheap loans have supercharged a rally in Italian debt, though it began in earnest when data this week showed that the Italian economy may be recovering better than expected after slipping into recession last year.
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While providing exceptions for doctors caring for patients with chronic conditions, cancer, or end-of-life circumstances, the hope is that this limitation prevents vulnerable patients from slipping into the kind of dependence that can lead to addiction.
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The Fed cut its benchmark rate as expected in October, to a range of 1.50% to 1.75%, to help the U.S. economy weather a global trade war without slipping into a recession, but signaled it was on hold.
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If the Sanders campaign ultimately ends with the primaries, then holding fast to that majoritarian spirit, rather than slipping into despair or retreating to the comforting familiarity of obscurity, will be the most valuable exercise for the left.
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Joyce is brittle, welcoming the caress of a schlubby but devoted Radio Shack salesman and hovering over Will, who's randomly slipping into the Upside Down and enduring exams at the evil lab and Zombie Boy taunts at school.
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My very sense of New York, at least of Manhattan, is bound up with being in it with Sonny, with literally walking round it with him, block after block, sometimes for hours, slipping into this or that bar.
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Even before Trump fired Comey last week, some analysts had suggested that the timeline for tax reform was slipping into 2018, given that healthcare and budget issues need to be addressed before Congress can pass a tax bill.
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This Life In the Broadway classic "The Music Man," set in 1912, the con artist Harold Hill shows up in River City, Iowa, and attempts to persuade the otherwise contented townspeople that their youth are slipping into degradation.
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The Fed cut its benchmark rate as expected in October, to a range of 1.50% to 1.75%, to help the U.S. economy weather a global trade war without slipping into a recession, but signaled it was on hold.
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Try DIYing your own spa day at home by doing things like setting the scene with nice candles, giving your skin a treat with a homemade body scrub and slipping into a nice, silky robe once you're done.
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Neighborhood groups and many residents of the Bowery were already on edge, fearing that the gritty, avant-garde character of the area that inspired the cinema of Martin Scorsese and the writings of Luc Sante was slipping into conformity.
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While reinforcing measures against migrants slipping into the country, the government is trying to bring in a law that would simplify the process of getting Indian citizenship for immigrants from religious minorities persecuted in neighboring Muslim countries, including Pakistan.
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The United Nations has warned the Arab alliance fighting the Iran-aligned Houthis against any attempt to extend the war to Hodeidah, a vital Red Sea aid delivery point for millions of Yemenis in danger of slipping into famine.
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"If you're worried about higher interest rates and you're hoping that they go back down, be careful what you wish for because it may mean an economy slipping into a recession or some turmoil in the markets," he added.
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On the data front, official data Monday showed that U.K. GDP (gross domestic product) grew by 0.3% in the third quarter, meaning the British economy avoided slipping into a technical recession after contracting by 0.2% in the second quarter.
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But Mr. Sasse is now best known for his strident — and counterintuitive — opposition to his party's standard-bearer, one of the last remnants of "Never Trump" in a Capitol slipping into the vortex of the mogul's general election campaign.
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Stocks in December plunged in their worst Christmas Eve trading ever, with the sinking 2.7 percent and slipping into a bear market, defined as a decline in an index or asset of 20 percent or more from recent highs.
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In one especially telling scene, Sarah and Lauren stay up all night during the bachelorette weekend getaway, slipping into a teenage routine of snuggling up together and breaking into the minibar — content just to be hanging out and laughing.
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Mr. Trump and his allies are also concerned about asylum fraud, as well as the large numbers of people whose claims are denied but who stay in the United States anyway, slipping into an unauthorized life in the shadows.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank cut its growth forecasts for this year and next on Thursday, and its president declined to rule out the currency bloc slipping into recession as the coronavirus epidemic weighs heavily on economic activity.
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At this point, it's easy to imagine The Way Back slipping into the easy grooves of a sports film, crossed a little with the "magical teacher" genre, especially since Jack is white and most of the team is not.
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Not long ago, Sarah and Yusra Mardini were hailed as heroes, Syrian refugees and competitive swimmers credited with saving lives on a perilous sea voyage to Europe by slipping into the water and pushing their foundering boat toward shore.
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The arrest of Sergei Mikhailov, a senior officer of the Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., the main successor agency to the K.G.B., is a rare instance of turmoil in the country's usually shadowy cybersecurity apparatus slipping into public view.
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Lately, people have been saying they're "dissociating" to describe a range of experiences, including things like zoning out at the dentist, shutting down mentally after reading something cringey, and slipping into a trance-like state while listening to music.
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Krzyzewski revealed on the SiriusXM radio show that he had been attending parts of Duke's practices for the past week and a half, slipping into the locker room to watch on closed-circuit television when fatigue would set in.
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At the end of the night, your stomach will be full of delicious cheesy, spicy, meaty tamales, and you'll be ready to full-on party by slipping into the deep sleep that follows a feast of tequila and cornmeal.
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If you arrive at the movie with a mental image of Hercules slipping into that pool, you might be less emotionally enthralled to watch the movie's dog, in his incarnation as a German-shepherd police dog, heroically swim through dangerous waters.
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Stocks last month plunged in their worst Christmas Eve trading ever, with the sinking 2.7 percent and slipping into a bear market, which is defined as a decline in an index or asset of 20 percent or more from recent highs.
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Stocks in December plunged in their worst Christmas Eve trading ever, with the S&P 500 sinking 2.7% and slipping into a bear market, defined as a decline in an index or asset of 20% or more from recent highs.
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The Man in the High Castle was sold as an interesting thought experiment, for example, but the idea of democratic champion America slipping into fascism under the control of a wildly unpredictable overlord is frankly not difficult to imagine any more.
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The upbeat figures, coming after data last week showing some signs of recovery in the U.S. manufacturing sector, eased worries that the U.S. economy could be slipping into recession under the weight of low oil prices and a stronger dollar.
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The idea of slipping into a special suit that enhanced the wearer's reflexes is a tantalizing one for comic book fans, but the research has a long way to go before vigilantes with bonafide superpowers will be roaming the streets.
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Eliane Gazzard and Brandon Seabrook were also welcomed into the Hathenter fold to complete Barr and Marston's four-ax "Guitar Supermeld" vision, with Kevin Hufnagel (Dysrhythmia, Gorguts) slipping into the role of lead guitar, sound design artist Christian Schiller, a.k.a.
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"I think the real question is, are we slipping into recession, and our belief is, although it certainly looks like it in some areas, we just need to gain some confidence that a lot of that (is in industrials)," he said.
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Tracee Ellis Ross, Billy Eichner, Shaquille O'Neal, John Cena, John Legend, Alicia Keys, DJ Khaled, R. Kelly, Ariana Grande, Seth MacFarlane, Michael Strahan, Big Sean, Jeff Gordon, Will Smith, and Chelsea Handler will also be slipping into the passenger seat.
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"The risk is that the services-driven sector, particularly financial services, fared poorly again in the second quarter, which could be the difference between whether South Africa avoids slipping into a recession or not," said Jeffrey Schultz, economist at BNP Paribas.
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About 12 million people in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia are at risk of hunger due to recurring droughts, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says, with Somalia at risk of slipping into famine for the second time in six years.
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After downbeat manufacturing activity from Germany reignited fears of a recession in the region's biggest economy, the inversion of the U.S. yield curve after similar U.S. data stoked fears that the world's largest economy may also be slipping into recession.
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With both Democrats and Republicans in Congress raising the alarm about augmentation's detrimental impact on morale, it's not hard to imagine prisons slipping into a vicious cycle in which staffing shortages result in augmentations, begetting more shortages and so forth.
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But there is another fear — raised recently by prominent politicians on the right and on the left — of slipping into an acceptance of what is often called an Anglo-Saxon multicultural model, in which ethnic communities live separately, even autonomously.
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What stopped the country from slipping into Civil War in the Age of Jackson was not the basic issues of state sovereignty and economic competition, because those issues remained unresolved until General Grant accepted General Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The risk of the U.S. economy slipping into a recession in the next 12 months increased to its highest level during the current expansion following a drop in auto sales in June, J.P. Morgan economists said on Friday.
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One almond grower and distributor said a lot of new orchards were buying the self-pollinating plants, but no one could tell if the trees were actually self-pollinating or if the bees from neighboring orchards were slipping into their blooms.
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The prints themselves are dark, sometimes so dark that information disappears: in "Pod," McDonald's young daughter sits at their dining room table plugged into a music player, slipping into the pool of blackness that drenches the bottom third of the image.
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For a more intense fix, Kaufmann mixes a dab of her Cooling Foot Cream ($64) with a splash of her Detox Oil ($41) to create a masklike concoction that she spreads on at night before slipping into silk or cashmere socks.
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BERLIN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday urged Western global powers to include China in their multilateral system and treat Beijing equally rather than freeze it out and risk slipping into a Cold War-style bipolar order.
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" The clock is ticking for lawmakers to replace Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi, who announced his resignation last week, calling on Iraq's government to "preserve the blood of its people" and "avoid slipping into a cycle of violence, chaos and devastation.
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The experiences of these economies highlight the risk of becoming trapped in a low-growth, low-inflation, low-inflation-expectations environment and suggest that policy should be oriented toward minimizing the risk of the U.S. economy slipping into such a situation.
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Rather than seeing tired clichés, these movies instead hold the promise of tropes we love: the kinds of storytelling devices and visual cues and plot points we're very familiar with — so familiar that they're like slipping into a warm, comforting blanket.
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The nine-page document was accompanied by a letter from Zuckerberg in which he opines on "Facebook's commitment to the Oversight Board", as his header puts it — also dropping the word 'independent' in favor of slipping into a comfortable familiar case.
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He hadn't seen his mother in two years, hadn't really given her a thought, but he thought of her now, saw her face as vividly as if she were that woman right there slipping into the front seat of her car.
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He turned up in Donetsk as the city was slipping into war, presenting himself as having "the State Department's ear, the American ear in general," said Aleksei Kovzhun, a member of a group of pro-Ukrainian political advisers working there.
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It's as though M.E.S.H. was interpreting people working up a sweat on a dance floor made of mud, with dancers slipping into and out of position and at times trying to stay balanced, all while remaining intoxicated by the groove.
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Despite slipping into the red, better news was seen at the revenue profit level, where a 4.5 percent uptick to £20153 million was recorded, as well as in the 9.8 percent lift in the first-half dividend to 17.9 pence per share.
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Until recently, the rapid pace of growth in China's car market sucked up just about everything the industry could produce, but with the numbers slipping into single digits, that's encouraging both domestic Chinese and foreign-owned carmakers to start looking at export opportunities.
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KABUL, Afghanistan – Taliban fighters tried to overrun a provincial capital in Afghanistan early on Friday, hiding inside homes before slipping into city streets during the night to attack security forces and killing at least 14 policemen before being pushed back, officials said.
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Down Pennsylvania Avenue, as Thursday's vote neared, President Donald Trump settled in front of a TV, his Twitter account poised, but slipping into the unusual state of calm that aides say envelops the hyperactive commander-in-chief when moments of history beckon.
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Stocks in December plunged in their worst Christmas Eve trading ever, with the S&P 500 sinking 9 percent and slipping into a bear market, defined as a decline in an index or asset of 20 percent or more from recent highs.
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Stocks in December plunged in their worst Christmas Eve trading ever, with the sinking 2.7 percent and slipping into a bear market, defined as a decline in an index or asset of 20 percent or more from recent highs Since the Dec.
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Oh, he also filled us in on where Hank got that fox mug and who Hank sees taking the Iron Throne at the end of Game of Thrones: Season 8 — occasionally slipping into his fake Chechen accent for added Hank-ness. Enjoy!
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This aesthetic often falters or fails, whether by becoming too monotonous or pretentious or by slipping into trite depravity, like a red-light-district level that culminates in some erotic encounters between beast-women and televisions and a vaudeville act involving public hanging.
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We did not meet in person, but like many I found her rise in the fashion biz to be inspiring, perhaps because we both started off at Condé Nast around the same time, slipping into the heady publishing empire via temp jobs.
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Videos of the game in action are difficult to process, full of violent splashes of sound and color, but play Thumper and you'll find yourself slipping into a flow state — you're not moving your reflective vehicle, the world is moving around you.
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The toll from low oil prices is also spreading to banks that have exposure to the energy sector, as roughly a third of U.S. shale oil producers are at high risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year, according to a study by Deloitte.
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Slipping into that stewing mode comes easier for some: Women are more likely than men to ruminate, and people with anxiety and depression are more likely to brood on bad stuff that's happened, says clinical psychologist Erin Olivo, author of Wise Mind Living.
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BRASILIA, June 25 (Reuters) - Brazil's economic growth in the second quarter of this year is expected to be flat, minutes of the central bank's rate-setting committee, known as Copom, showed on Tuesday, meaning the economy should narrowly avoid slipping into recession.
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"After surveys indicated that both manufacturing and construction remained in deep downturns in August, the lack of any meaningful growth in the service sector raises the likelihood that the UK economy is slipping into recession," IHS Markit chief business economist Chris Williamson said.
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I don't put on shapewear very often unless I'm slipping into a formal dress for an event like a wedding, but I'd definitely be more likely to slide these on whenever I'm wearing something a little tight and crave that extra coverage.
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As ISIS reverts from being a territory-holding state to a guerrilla insurgency, its members are slipping into the shadows, going underground in urban areas or hiding out in ungoverned stretches of desert where they can plot and launch attacks, experts warn.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates for the third time this year in a move to ensure the U.S. economy weathers a global trade war without slipping into a recession, but signaled its rate-cut cycle might be at a pause.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates for the third time this year in a move to ensure the U.S. economy weathers a global trade war without slipping into a recession, but signaled its rate-cut cycle might be at a pause.
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After dismal data from Germany and across the euro zone had dented sentiment on Monday, a slight rise in German business morale did little to calm investor nerves as the Ifo economic institute said Europe's largest economy is still likely slipping into recession.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Roughly a third of oil producers are at high risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year as low commodity prices crimp their access to cash and ability to cut debt, according to a study by Deloitte, the auditing and consulting firm.
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It feels like we're living in a country on the cusp of something not unlike war, the enemy clinging to our skin, coming for us wherever we gather, slipping into our homes and making no distinctions about what side of anything we're on.
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It feels like we're living in a country on the cusp of something not unlike war, the enemy clinging to our skin, coming for us wherever we gather, slipping into our homes and making no distinctions about what side of anything we're on.
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As media critique, maybe there's something to this: while our lives continue slipping into past, in the internet amber there's our past, happier lives, people we might have been closer to, lives that we could've been living always there, always smiling at us.
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In 123, when the London-born Henry Evans's stage career as Evanion was over, and he and his fellow Victorian entertainers were already slipping into obscurity, the British Museum purchased some 6,000 of these items, which are now at the British Library.
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Two U.S. officials said the Trump delegation was also irked that Macron had skewed the focus of the G7 meeting to "niche issues" at the expense of the global economy, which many leaders worry is slowing sharply and at risk of slipping into recession.
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"This flirtatious mix and match swimwear collection is the perfect choice for lounging by the pool or having fun at the beach to casually slipping into a tunic and heading straight to meet friends," says Maria Östblom, Head of Design Womenswear at H&M.
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The Smartduvet will help you avoid being late to work, or having to peel yourself off the mattress any earlier, and you'll never again have to sacrifice the wonderful feeling (so I hear) of slipping into a well-made bed after a long day.
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If there is a common thread throughout the stories, it's generally about our authenticity and what constitutes an authentic experience, and what reality means in a world where you are constantly slipping into a little coma as you stare at one little screen after another.
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"We expect the unwinding of hedges against bearish G2675.46 risks to help EM FX." Further brightening mood, factory data showed Brazil avoided slipping into contraction in June, with the IHS Markit purchasing managers index of manufacturing activity rising to 20.14 from 0.0.14 the month before.
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Videos of Holmes slipping in and out of her fake voice sometimes surface and then mysteriously disappear, but former employees of Theranos said on the podcast The Dropout that she was heard slipping into a higher pitch at a company holiday party, perhaps after drinking.
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This month, you run the risk of slipping into old family patterns, where other people might have spoken for you or made decisions on your behalf that you had to play along with because it was assumed you should be happy with what you got.
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As The Ruby Suns front man Ryan McPhun whisper-sings over glittering guitar strums, the video switches between tender shots of its subjects adorning their physical bodies at home and slipping into their idealized virtual bodies at what looks like an underground VR bar.
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Dylan Thomas, who may or may not have drunk 18 whiskeys at the White Horse Tavern in New York City before slipping into a coma, had such an operatic commitment to self-destruction that his benders could almost be read as a kind of celebration.
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With his air of disarrayed befuddlement, his crazy coiffure, his idiosyncratically imaginative P.G. Wodehousian locution, his habit of slipping into Latin and Greek, his foot-in-the-mouth self-deprecation and his obvious delight in himself, he oozes a charm rarely seen in politicians.
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When Ms. Kleven crosses the stage with quizzical, stuttering steps, or Mr. Ingle balances in a low arabesque, or Ms. Omagbemi sits in a split and, smiling, slaps the ground, each seems to be slipping into something custom-made, for their bodies and the space.
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Germany is at risk of slipping into recession and inflation expectations sliding, but ECB President Mario Draghi, who hands over the leadership of the central bank to Christine Lagarde at the end of October, will face resistance to aggressive easing from more conservative ECB members.
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In his latest proposed immigration legislation, the president would restrict that flow; his argument is that unaccompanied minors have given rise to MS-2320, with gang members slipping into the country under the program, and some young people joining the gang once they are here.
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MADRID, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The European Union warned on Saturday that a U.N. summit in Madrid must send a strong signal that countries are ready to do more to cut emissions, as fears grew that international efforts to fight climate change were slipping into reverse.
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Slipping into a bathtub filled with frigid water after a hard workout has long been routine for many athletes, who have believed that the chilly temperatures will reduce inflammation in their tired muscles and help their bodies to physiologically recover more quickly from strenuous exercise.
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"Turkey is a rogue state, fast slipping into fascism… It has torn up the peace deal with the PKK and resumed a policy of open warfare, attacking Kurdish towns and villages across the southeast of Turkey, and attacking PKK forces and bases," he said.
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Despite expectations for further easing, the Aug 22.1-23.1 poll gave a median 45% probability of the U.S. economy slipping into a recession in the next two years, up from 35% in the previous poll and the highest since that question was first asked in May 2018.
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In Mexico, meanwhile, where the economy has just narrowly avoided slipping into recession, the government recently announced a $25.5 billion stimulus package which Finance Minister Arturo Herrera insisted would have no impact on his aim of achieving a primary budget surplus of 1% of GDP this year.
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Despite expectations for further easing, the Aug 6-8 poll gave a median 45% probability of the U.S. economy slipping into a recession in the next two years, up from 35% in the previous poll and the highest since that question was first asked in May 2018.
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With an arsenal of Afro-Cuban drum patterns at the ready and a steady supply of MCs fast-chatting in Cuban Spanish or slipping into a reggae flow, he cranks out Latin-tinged rap numbers for Guampara Music, the country's first independent hip-hop production outfit.
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Offshore driller Paragon Offshore Plc has been the only major energy-related bankruptcy filing this year, but roughly a third of U.S. oil producers, or 175 firms, is at risk of slipping into Chapter 11, according to a study by Deloitte, the auditing and consulting firm.
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"I think I want it to be about the police — something to do with violence against women," she said, slipping into a gallery on the second floor, where a photo exhibition called "Crime Stories" — mug shots, pictures of murder scenes, portraits of miscreants — was on view.
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There's an art to making shows about worlds inhabited by those far wealthier or brainier than most viewers, as the people behind this series certainly know — Shonda Rhimes is an executive producer, and "The Catch" is slipping into the "How to Get Away With Murder" time slot.
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As much as any policy tensions or messaging debate within the party, this question of tone — of how to combat Mr. Trump effectively without slipping into a pale imitation — is perhaps the central divide of this Democratic moment (and the next one, with the 2020 campaign looming).
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In addition to global factors, India's macro-economic fundamentals have weakened sharply with the balance of payments slipping into the red for the first time in six quarters as dollar outflows picked up, current account deficit widened, partly as result of higher prices for imported oil.
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His old boss tells the detectives that Tom's job was already in jeopardy before the kidnappings because he'd been caught drinking on the job and asking for loans, and that his relationship with his co-workers had deteriorated after he was seen slipping into a gay club.
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LaFleur's corporeality is evident in pieces such as "You Belong To Me" (303), in which she filmed herself in a long black wig and a form-fitting black dress, slipping into the trappings of a sexualized femme and lip-synching to the doo-wop classic of the same name.
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After all, there's really only one remedy for a night of skintight black tie apparel and towering high heels, and that's skipping the after party, slipping into an animal-themed onesie with your besties, and calling it a night with two extra-large pizzas as your faithful companions.
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The cat — who, believe it or not, was named for our country's third president long before voters hit the polls on Tuesday — was saved by firefighters after slipping into a rain gutter, falling three stories and getting stuck, according to a Twitter post from the Nashville Fire Department.
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Chappel was an amateur painter, his blurred faces of people sometimes slipping into stereotype — such as his representations of the black men and women, who may have been enslaved before New York abolished slavery in 1827 — and this series of streetscapes representing his only known major body of work.
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Who tried it: Michele Corriston, PEOPLE Staff Editor Difficulty: 3/10 As I leave my mid-20s behind, there's one thing I know for certain: the sky-high metabolism that allowed me to eat french fries every day as a teenager before slipping into size-24 jeans is gone.
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Innovative startups are inventing new things on a regular basis, and there is a danger of slipping into a haphazard approach of patenting whatever happens to be available rather than systematically analyzing the business needs of the company and protecting the IP that moves the needle the most.
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Denver (12-4), the A.F.C.'s top seed, avoided slipping into the wild-card round when Manning, who had been sidelined with a foot injury, rallied the team to a 27-20 win over San Diego on Sunday in his first relief appearance in more than 21 years.
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Thousands of jobs have been cut in the U.S. energy industry alone and roughly a third of oil producers, or 213 companies, are at high risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year, according to a study by Deloitte, increasing the risk that bank loans will not be repaid.
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ANTWERP, Belgium — Normally, Dieter Moyaert and his soccer-loving friends liked nothing more than hanging out at the Cafe Royal, a soccer bar dominated by hard-core fans of Royal Antwerp, watching a match, downing beers and, in a few cases, slipping into the bathroom for a stronger substance.
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Conversely, Sanders's supporters see a democracy slipping into oligarchy, a country that has utterly failed to keep pace with its global peers on social structure issues — economic equality, taxation, health care and education — and has gone completely off the rails on many others, like criminal justice and mass incarceration.
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But it's silly to imagine Moscow slipping into a comfortable détente with a President Trump; Putin is more likely to pocket concessions and keep pushing, testing the orange-haired dealmaker at every opportunity and leaving Trump poised, very dangerously, between overreaction and his least-favorite position — looking weak.
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This film, action-packed and filled with enough savvy jokes that adults should consider slipping into the theater even if they don't have an accompanying child, is set in a world where animals have transcended the carnivore-and-prey dichotomy and now live together more or less harmoniously.
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In order to fully understand why ethnic violence happens, he argued, we need to appreciate the role of resentment: the feeling of injustice on the part of a privileged portion of society when it sees power slipping into the hands of a group that hadn't previously held it.
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Note that it was about the time I should be slipping into my sheets, and, instead, turn on my PS4 Pro, fire up the Twitch app and browse through what used to be known as the IRL category — it's now been rebranded as Just Chatting, which, ugh, that name.
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"Something is very wrong with a society that has created an underclass that is slipping into economic and moral oblivion, an underclass in which pieces of rubber and plastic held together by shoelaces are sometimes worth more than a human life," Sports Illustrated argued in its 1990 story.
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The senate removed Brazil's first female president from office on the grounds that she broke fiscal laws by glossing over the size of fiscal deficits in the national accounts before her reelection in 2014, just as the country was slipping into the major recession where it remains today.
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Before arriving at the fulfillment center, where it's prepped to be shipped — I can just imagine little "Farm Egg," separated from its friends, slipping into that individualized, stickered cardboard holster before being placed in an insulated box — Blue Apron foods come from hundreds of hand-selected, family-run farms and suppliers.
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Hours before the Bank of England is due to update its economic outlook, the monthly purchasing managers' index (PMI) added to signs that the economy is at risk of slipping into recession as businesses battle falling demand from Europe and China and the risk of a disruptive no-deal Brexit.
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But Fresh Off the Boat also connects the story to Jessica and Connie's lifelong battle for the attention and affection of their immigrant mother, who — just like Nick's mother in Crazy Rich Asians — judges them harshly if they seem to be slipping into "the American way," and taking life too easy.
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When your head hits the pillow after a day of thinking about acid, do you find yourself slipping into an acid-soaked slumber, waking up at hourly intervals determined to find more acid, screaming the word "acid" over and over again until your throat burns and your ears start to bleed?
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In a funding round announced this week, the international climate fund approved $32 million toward a broader effort by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme to help shore up food security and keep farmers from slipping into poverty.
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For the single raviolo, two circles of barely cooked kabocha squash do the work normally done by pasta, sandwiching a creamy core of taleggio that will end up running out and slipping into the broth, no matter how careful you are, flavoring the soup along with red drops of pumpkinseed oil.
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The market saw "people buying the bank stocks because there's a chance [Fed Chair Jerome] Powell's rate cuts may put an end to this artificially inverted yield curve, and at the same time he's committed to preventing the economy from slipping into a credit-ruining recession," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The market saw "people buying the bank stocks because there's a chance [Fed Chair Jerome] Powell's rate cuts may put an end to this artificially inverted yield curve, and at the same time he's committed to preventing the economy from slipping into a credit-ruining recession," the "Mad Money" host said.
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They reference how a place feels more than how it looks, much like Richard Diebenkorn's Ocean Park paintings describe the Southern California streetscape, his Santa Monica neighborhood's compartments and divisions, dissolving into pure, high color within loose but straight boundaries, occasionally disappearing or simply slipping into the shimmering expanse of oceanic blueness.
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But given conditions back home, experts say, there is a strong chance that many of them will choose to take their chances in the U.S. "I tend to believe that most Salvadorans will stay and go underground, slipping into undocumented status," José Miguel Cruz, a professor at Florida International University, tells Axios.
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"Almost everybody I've given a bag to is now using it in their restaurant," she boasted, before slipping into a bit of her sales pitch, explaining that wild rice is actually an aquatic grain that's gluten-free and rich in vitamins and minerals, with twice the protein and fiber of brown rice.
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WASHINGTON — The United States is poring over a vast trove of new intelligence about Islamic State fighters who have flowed into Syria and Iraq and some who then returned to their home countries, information that American officials say could help fight militants on the battlefield and prevent potential plotters from slipping into Europe.
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Before slipping into a 500-page and many-hours-long disappointment that could have been invested into something more worthy of our finite time, we read reviews, skim Goodreads lists, ask bookstore staff and friends and family, and use myriad other tactics to narrow our choices down to the best and most impactful.
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It would seem this desire to wrap your arms around a leather jacket is the emotional foremother of slipping into bed with an angry addict, a lonely fashion photographer, a surfer who pretends he doesn't know you when you see him on the beach, a surly college poet, an itinerant party boy.
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Read: Homes for Sale in Toronto —Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a man whose fashion choices include colorful and elaborate socks, heard from critics after slipping into "flashy silk and gold-embroidered outfits, adorned with pointy red shoes fit for royalty" during an official visit to India this week with his similarly attired family.
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But the line between human being and character is even less clearly defined in MMA than it is in pro wrestling, and McGregor muddies it further by occasionally dropping the facade and slipping into a more humble and earnest mode, as he did in conceding defeat to Nate Diaz in his post-fight interview.
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At festivals and in clubs around the world, an endless procession of DJs spend their nights with faces slipping into the kind of bleakly blank non-countenance normally associated with grouting, while tingling intoxicators stumble from dancefloor to smoking area and back again, their faces a terrifying blend of bug eyes and tight jaws.
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In his 2002 book Understanding Ethnic Violence, MIT political scientist Roger Petersen argued that ethnic killing is often caused by a particular kind of collective resentment: the feeling of injustice on the part of a privileged portion of society when it sees power slipping into the hands of a group that hadn't previously held it.
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This is a particularly appealing option for those at or close to the poverty line, who could pay $0 per month and still remain in good standing, as opposed to slipping into deferment or forbearance, or even delinquency or default, which can seriously ding your credit and ultimately lead to the government garnishing your wages.
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In a world where everyone is connected to everything, and few pieces of mass entertainment can be produced and released without every single secret or surprise being spoiled, there's something almost precious about the idea of a film or show slipping into the public eye without fanfare, and creating such a distinct, direct bond with its audience.
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With a series of simple gestures indicating a conventionally feminine physicality — subtle shoulder rolls, the grabbing of a breast, a foot slipping into a pair of high heels — Petronio conjured a mystique that was both beautiful and grotesque, a female form in peril, trying to reclaim any sense of youthful exuberance while time moved against her.
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The police lady spoke of the road and its various challenges as she drove happily to the ferry port, a driver without distraction or multitasking, a driver who noticed every bit of action on the road, cheerfully anticipating this and that, while her passenger sat back and felt he was slipping into a well-deserved hot bath.
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With growing instability in Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia's proxy conflicts in Yemen slipping into open confrontation, and a proxy conflict in Libya between Turkey and its Muslim Brotherhood ally Qatar on the one hand, and Egypt and the UAE on the other, the broader Middle East has entered a period of escalating tension with no visible exit route.
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Long the world's largest automaker, General Motors has watched an assortment of key competitors push past it in the global sales race this past decade and may soon find itself slipping into the No. 22015 spot behind the likes of Volkswagen, Toyota and the company that will be created by the soon-to-merge Fiat Chrysler and PSA.
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"Another report in the New York Times alleged that executives at Johnson & Johnson had been repeatedly warned that asbestos could be slipping into their talc products, with internal documents, interviews with scientists and lawyers, and government records showing managers "proposed new testing procedures or replacing talc outright, while trying to discredit research suggesting that the powder could be contaminated with asbestos.
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"Near-term price volatility may be heightened by Congressional testimony from former FBI Director Comey and may even place the S&P 500 at risk of slipping into a decline of 5 percent or more, due to the time since the last decline of this magnitude combined with elevated valuations," Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA, said in a Wednesday note.
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For a time Braverman basks in the civility, but when her romance with Dan turns ugly—in an encounter it takes Braverman years to call rape—she again turns on herself, slipping into an unhappy long-distance relationship ("the path of least resistance") and losing a dramatic amount of weight ("until I no longer recognized the body that Dan had fucked").
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The benefits and harms of marijuana, explained by the most thorough research review yet (German Lopez, Vox) Weed is not more dangerous than alcohol (a video by Vox's Ezra Klein and Joe Posner) How to prevent casual pot smokers from slipping into abuse and dependence (Mark A.R. Kleiman, who we interviewed for this episode, writing for Vox) Why is weed getting more potent?
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From Kyle Chandler in the lead role of John Rayburn, the tortured good son of the Rayburn clan who slowly found himself slipping into the moral muck, to Sissy Spacek as his mom, who basically got nothing to do in the first two seasons but has some very good scenes in season three, every single actor in the series was perfectly cast.
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"Sometimes, I wonder that our Constitution is not only broken, but we need a Donald Trump to show some authoritarian power in our country and bring back the rule of law because we've had eight years of a president, he's an autocrat, he just does it on his own, he ignores Congress and every single day, we're slipping into anarchy," LePage said on Maine radio station WVOM.
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"Sometimes, I wonder that our Constitution is not only broken, but we need a Donald Trump to show some authoritarian power in our country and bring back the rule of law because we've had eight years of a president, he's an autocrat, he just does it on his own, he ignores Congress and every single day, we're slipping into anarchy," LePage said on Maine radio station WVOM.
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Instead of taking up the mantle of First Hostess and slipping into the role of a landlocked Julie the cruise director without complaint, Melania the Intermittent has chosen to mostly stay in New York City with her young son, at least through the end of the school year, emerging from her gilded penthouse for a White House dinner here or a sightseeing jaunt there.
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The central bank's move to slightly trim its purchases of Japanese government bonds earlier this month led to some speculation about potential tightening — although the move away from ultra-easy policy is seen as some ways away by some in the market Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi added 1.38 percent to close at 2,536.60 despite automakers slipping into negative territory during the session.
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Their lyrics captured what I felt while working toward self-acceptance, like "The Kill (Bury Me)" by Thirty Seconds to Mars: I tried to be someone else But nothing seemed to change I know now, this is who I really am inside In high school, I found myself slipping into the "scene," the colloquial name for pop-punk devotees who often felt "othered" or needed an emotional outlet.
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The characters are perfunctory; their actions are described in galumphing style ("Hector MacQueen leaned forward interestedly"); the ethnic stereotyping is an embarrassment ("A big, swarthy Italian was picking his teeth with gusto"); and the Queen of Crime, as she is worshipfully known, cannot resist slipping into breathless italics at the prospect of something significant ( "Neatly folded on the top of the case was a thin scarlet silk kimono embroidered with dragons" ).
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"The tank fire caused a lot of problems in the ship channel with benzene and other chemicals slipping into the water and the Coast Guard shut down ship movement for a couple of days," said Donald Morton, who runs an energy trading desk at investment banking firm H.J. Sims & Co. "It was a very short-term situation that will get better quickly and already has started getting better," he said.
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Mr. Bush's death on Friday is also a moment to recall a less quarrelsome political order, when relations with traditional allies were more cordial than combative, when government attracted people of talent and integrity for whom public service offered a purpose higher than self-enrichment, when the Republican Party, though slowly slipping into the tentacles of zealots like Newt Gingrich, still offered room for people with pragmatic policies and sensible dispositions.
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The conversation turned to kids, to summer plans, to other people's problems, and while Michael participated, adding here and there stories about Maude and Hannah and their most recent obsessions, scoring laughs from Mom and a few reluctant chuckles from Henry, still, he could feel himself slipping into bystander mode, as though listening through a door, safe yet ill at ease, the life on the other side mysteriously articulated.
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Here is what you need to know about American intelligence agencies and what they do: When you think of a spy slipping into a darkened safe house to meet an informant, or furtively taking out an Islamist militant leader, you are thinking of someone who works for the C.I.A. It is the best-known American intelligence agency, and it conducts most of the country's human intelligence and runs most covert operations.
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But it also can't be denied that Ritchie, who hasn't been deemed a director of creative interest since his early Lock, Stock ... and Snatch days, and certainly least of all for his hugely lucrative Sherlock Holmes entries, does pull off some quick-witted and clever sequences here; he doesn't want to bore or approach narrative conventionally, so he's found ways of conveying a good deal of information very quickly, taking an aggressive approach to supplying backstory and never ever slipping into solemnity or sanctimony.
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Considering the streetwear brand's penchant for super saturated, bright colors and throwback styles, Kendall must have decided to follow suit, pushing past her typical safe place of thigh-high boots and denim short-short and slipping into a canary yellow skirt-suit with just a lacy black bra and a body chain underneath, showing off her fresh new haircut and a pair of what might be the world's tiniest tortoiseshell glasses, perfect for the model's job moonlighting at the reference desk of her local public library.
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Belichick won his first Super Bowl as a head coach in 2002, almost five months after 9/11, when the United States was snapping out of a decade-plus period of not constantly worrying about being fucking annihilated and slipping into where it lives now: a mess of paranoia and loathing that set everyone in the country against their neighbor and saw every possible spare tax dollar get funneled into lengthy, expensive wars that seek to completely eradicate a fringe political tactic by bombing cities into nothingness.
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City (2012) and To Pimp a Butterfly (2015), were long, thorny, endlessly multifaceted, almost novelistic epics, whose messy narratives found Lamar slipping into different voices and perpetually circling back on himself over music whose stark, grand, through-composed beauty fit the semi-tragic tone — Good Kid in the way its coldly expansive electrobeats frame several pained, weary, chirpy voices around Lamar's centralized own; Butterfly in the way the beats leave space enough for a whole live jazz ensemble, lending the music a magically breezy, liquid fluidity while also functioning as a built-in racial metaphor.
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