Oil prices edged up after once again slipping on Thursday.
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The material is smooth, soft and lightweight, slipping on easily.
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Being in the snow and slipping on ice didn't help.
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At least one man actually died from slipping on a banana peel.
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Ryan Reynolds is hanging up his Deadpool suit and slipping on a tux.
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That definitely has saved me from slipping on the runway, knock on wood.
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Slipping on Google's Daydream View headset, I'm instantly immersed in a new world.
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"They're hurting," Stanton said here on Monday, after slipping on his Yankees jersey.
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Washing your hair should be as basic as slipping on your favorite bluejeans.
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The photographs portray a darker-skinned model slipping on peach-colored Adidas slippers.
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But wearing these different options isn't as simple as slipping on a new uniform.
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The fight took place in pouring rain, with both boxers slipping on the drenched canvas.
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The inside of my nose felt alarmingly stiff, and I kept slipping on the ice.
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"I learned to hop over the banana peel instead of slipping on it," she said.
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There's a sexier, and hell of a lot more convenient alternative: slipping on a robe instead.
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Yes, the ads have been all about xenomorphs and facehuggers and terrified humans slipping on blood.
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Last year, there was that whole "slipping on semen" story he remembered like it was nothing.
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Fatalities usually occur because of people slipping on firm snow, falling off cliffs or into crevasses.
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A few seconds after slipping on the headset, I was floating along a river with grassy banks.
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The Apple Watch Nike+ Slipping on the Apple Watch Nike+, I really liked how the band felt.
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Remember how we all thought of slipping on a banana peel as classic yet cartoonish comedic tool?
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Harper had missed 42 games after slipping on the first-base bag in a game on Aug.
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Michaels walked between her husband and me and held on to keep from slipping on the ice.
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It also may have reduced their risk of life-threatening bone fractures when slipping on icy surfaces.
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I hustled to catch up with him, slipping on the wet leaves that carpeted the forest floor.
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After initially slipping on the Brexit result, U.S. markets rose sharply on Tuesday to recover from Monday's losses.
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The metal had peaked at $212,20.2 on Friday, its strongest since February 215.67, before slipping on U.S. data.
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SoftHemp Sock, available at United by Blue, $16There's nothing better than slipping on cozy socks in the winter.
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As far as dying goes, you can die walking out the front door, slipping on a banana peel.
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Cryptocurrency traders shatter their wrists slipping on black ice after too many glasses of $103,000-a-bottle wine.
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The metal had peaked at $1,279.60 on Friday, its strongest since February 2015, before slipping on U.S. data.
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Both men hit out wildly, with Tishchenko slipping on the canvas and momentarily losing his balance as they grappled.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.1 percent to $0.7197 after slipping on Monday to a one-month low of $0.7170.
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"Well, at least I wasn't wearing heels," Carey says after slipping on the stairs and letting out a yelp.
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Try that shit on a real track and you'll end up slipping on debris and crashing into a wall.
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The Canadian dollar CAD= was near a two-year high against the greenback before slipping on the U.S. data.
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Shares in both CBS and Viacom were up on Tuesday, reflective of a wider rally, after slipping on Monday.
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Carl Philip adorably struggled while slipping on Sofia's ring during the big moment, causing the couple to burst into giggles.
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Given the positive turn of events for the European consensus, investors might wonder why the euro is slipping on Monday.
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The dollar index was up 0.2 percent at 96.152 after slipping on Monday from 96.399, its highest since March 16.
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They're ankle-height, also machine-washable, and have the signature flexible upper and pull-tab for slipping on and off.
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But by slipping on this crucial detail, Mercedes-Benz made sure the initial focus was on range above all the rest.
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A source close to the actress tells PEOPLE Stone, 30, hurt her shoulder after "slipping on a floor" at a home.
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Slipping on a pair of shoes wrapped with a giant bow can't help but put you in a childlike good mood.
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Pena was injured late in spring training while slipping on dugout steps at the Nationals' spring training stadium in Viera, Fla.
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I have been a sweaty person my entire life, but in adulthood, my main problem is slipping on my yoga mat.
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Last month, Chris Wilson, 39, a software developer, needed eight stitches after slipping on the escalator at the South Ferry station.
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Farrah Abraham is retracting the claws and slipping on kid gloves for Jenelle Evans ... declaring their long-running feud is over.
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After running countless miles, slipping on a pair of Zensah Tech+ Compression Socks can decrease soreness and help your muscles recover.
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Slipping on a pair of sunglasses has the effect of adding an Instagram filter, retouching the panorama with definition, warmth and saturation.
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Then, while leisurely grabbing our belongings, slipping on shoes, and readying ourselves to head back to our respective boroughs, the mood shifted.
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And, what could possibly be jollier than slipping on a comfy onesie, commandeering the couch, and settling in for a movie marathon?
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Why is a man slipping on a banana peel funny, but not as funny as a man choking on a banana peel?
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There were other displays of Brownsiness, too, including their elf mascot slipping on the sideline and wide receivers dropping wide-open passes.
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After having stem-cell treatment, he reinjured the knee slipping on concrete in South Korea in October and missed three months recuperating.
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Hooking up to the water slows us down, slipping on the water in the street — everything slows down because of the cold.
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The promise for sale was that you could try this image on with the ease of slipping on a power sheath dress.
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Women's Second Skin Knee High Sock, available at United by Blue, $18There's nothing better than slipping on cozy socks in the winter.
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Now that these details are lodged unhappily in the cultural consciousness, it's hard to imagine slipping on a bathrobe without a shiver.
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The S&P 500 posted four straight days of gains before slipping on Wednesday following reports of additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The location and freshness of the bruises appeared to be the result of a recent assault, rather than from slipping on the boat.
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Peter held his hands up to protect himself, pushing at her chest and throat, his hands slipping on what must be her saliva.
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"We've been counted out for a long time this season," a sweat-drenched James said while slipping on his 26 N.B.A. finals cap.
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As darkness fell, Kaos said he peeked out of the window and saw about 10 gang allies slipping on the Guy Fawkes masks.
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For Britney, that usually means dusting off another wig, slipping on a different persona, and trying something new for the sake of it.
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He's serious about what he does, he told me, because for elderly folks, slipping on the ice can mean severe injury or even death.
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The dollar was flat against a basket of major currencies after slipping on the view that political uncertainty could derail Trump's tax reform plans.
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After slipping on ice in front of the one-man observatory he stubbornly continued to operate into his 80s, Weber died a tragic hero.
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This daily routine is broken up only by slipping on a VR device, and the experiences within VR are always surreal and often disturbing.
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Snowfall paralyzed Northern Spain, and a 65-year-old man died after slipping on snow-covered pavement, the Spanish News agency Europa Press reported.
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The violin solo runs up and down the ebony fingerboard, conjuring the feeling of feet slipping on thin ice, bodies crashing into snowy embankments.
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Besides, I hoped that traveling ski-bum-style might offer the best chances of meeting people who share a passion for slipping on snow.
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Imagine slipping on one of Mr. Wilts's double-breasted cotton jackets or wide-legged, pleated shorts, and feeling neither hemmed in nor weighed down.
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The dollar fell 0.1 percent against a basket of major currencies after slipping on the view that political uncertainty could derail Trump's tax reform plans.
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Raymond Collins claimed he suffered a serious head injury in March after slipping on cake Aoki threw from the stage during a set at Hakkasan.
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The dollar fell 13 percent against a basket of major currencies after slipping on the view that political uncertainty could derail Trump's tax reform plans.
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Romanian tourist Lucian Miu died after slipping on wet rocks and falling 20 feet near the Bridalveil Fall at the Yosemite National Park on Wednesday.
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After slipping on the headset, I was no longer sitting on an exercise bike surrounded by like-minded nerds in a San Antonio convention center.
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Since nobody likes the feeling of slipping on a sweaty headset or using a sticky mouse, students will be expected to provide their own accessories.
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But after eight years of rehabilitation, and a setback in 2012 when he was injured after slipping on ice, he is about to race again.
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Link claims Peter threw him into a table ... but Peter claims Brandon was belligerent and only injured himself by slipping on ice outside the bar.
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Oil prices were steady with U.S. crude slipping on the weak equity markets while Brent inched up on geopolitical factors, such as violent protests in Iraq.
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His early posts were a mix of fairly tame goofs: physical comedy like slipping on banana peel slip, twerking in space suits, or falling off treadmills.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after slipping on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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The opponent lay on his back as some people hovered over him, including the ringside doctor — a dermatologist — now slipping on a pair of surgical gloves.
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After cumulative days of little sleep, the simple difference between slipping on chelsea boots and having to lace up footwear in the morning means a lot!
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While financial and energy markets worldwide are slipping on growing signs the virus is curtailing business, a few sectors have been spared or are increasing activities.
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RUBIO'S SLIP Ricky Rubio said he hurt his hip after slipping on a wet spot on the court and left the game in the closing minutes.
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Slipping on a pair of sandals, their soles recycled from old car tires, the Warriors head out of their "kraal," a small sheltered community, to begin tracking.
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Seven to 10 days after slipping on the gel-lined booties, you'll experience a shedding process that is downright gross, amazing, and unlike anything else out there.
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Emilio Estevez is slipping on his ice skates once again ... he's back coaching hockey in a 'Mighty Ducks' reboot and is already in character as Gordon Bombay!!!
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It rose to as 111.480 on Thursday before slipping on concerns over a possible U.S. government shutdown as lawmakers struggled to cobble together a federal budget deal.
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Earlier this week, video emerged of Styles apparently slipping on a kiwi while performing Kiwi in London, which the singer later confirmed when the song was over.
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The women on the Insider Picks team reacted accordingly: by exploding with excitement and immediately slipping on the stylish, lightweight shoes the moment we received the boxes.
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Oil prices were steady on Friday, with U.S. crude slipping on weak global equity markets while Brent inched up on geopolitical factors, including violent protests in Iraq.
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Prosecutors said that he can be seen slipping on a dark-colored glove and holding what appeared to be a gun before heading toward Mr. Barbati's house.
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"Every time you get more deformable, you get a better adhesion," Hosoi said after slipping on a pair and palming a leather football with her left hand.
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For a stretch of time I tried to have a social life after work and was so tired all the time I started slipping on job responsibilities.
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Not a winter wonderland A truck salting the roads in Chicago ended up in the freezing waters of Lake Michigan after slipping on a patch of ice.
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Well, as much dignity as is allowed to someone whose job is showing himself slipping on the banana peels that life continues to throw in his path.
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The clip above shows how the fight — which starts, naturally, with someone slipping on a banana peel — spirals outward from the initial pie-ing into total chaos.
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I realized slipping back into a much-loved universe was like slipping on my favorite pair of writing pants: soft, warm, and comfortable for an anxiously bubbling stomach.
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There are few better feelings than slipping on a nice pair of socks—ones that your forceful toes have yet to poke through—on a cold winter day.
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Cervelli says the pair is charged with obstruction of justice because they allegedly told investigators initially that Allen had gotten injured by slipping on water on the ground.
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One man, after being prompted to describe what sex with a woman felt like, told his curious partner what it doesn't feel like: slipping on a fleece hoodie.
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Explanations include tales of naval crew members slipping on rogue peels and bananas floating tauntingly after the ships that carried them sank to the bottom of the sea.
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In two incidents July 29 and Wednesday, another visitor and the man fell 20 feet after slipping on wet boulders near the base of Bridalveil Fall, officials said.
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He had a fan in Koko the gorilla Mister Rogers began every show by changing out of his loafers, catching them in his hands and slipping on sneakers.
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Noise-canceling headphones If you want to immerse yourself in what Cal Newport calls deep work, slipping on a pair of noise-cancelling headphones should help reduce distractions.
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Here he'd be the classic ham, slipping on the road and dramatically dragging down an opposing team member with him, yelling nonsensical French gibberish when you got a breakaway.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German trauma surgeons advised the public on Wednesday to walk like penguins to avoid slipping on pavements with freezing temperatures forecast nationwide over the next few days.
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Because of my online persona, I'm awarded no free passes—no slipping on a deadline due to being unwell, and no bailing on a friend one too many times.
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Few things look more sophisticated than slipping on a tweed jacket, skirt, or dress before a fancy holiday dinner — especially if the tweed is of the iconic Chanel variety.
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After the sixth or seventh watch, I knew the film so well it was soothing, like slipping on a sweater so well-worn it sits like a second skin.
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Apple shares are slipping on Monday, after enjoying an incredible surge last week, but one trader sees a big opportunity to make money on the tech giant's next move.
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As McCauley notes, different audiences have very different expectations when slipping on a VR headset: Non-gamers can better tolerate low frame rates and artifacting, while regular gamers won't.
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And your ass hurts from slipping on some black ice when you were only a block away from home and it was too freezing to cry out in pain.
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Back pain from slipping on ice is the worst, which is why we highly recommend that you put on these cleats when you decide to traverse through icy surfaces.
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Silicon Valley venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya told CNBC on Wednesday he sees Apple as a massive generator of cash, but the company is probably slipping on the innovation side.
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Koepka has not played since slipping on concrete during the PGA Tour's C.J. Cup in South Korea in October, and says his recovery is still a work in progress.
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Black Panther Logo Watch — $40 See Details Watching T'Challa's vibranium suit form on him is a thing of beauty, and slipping on this sports shirt is the next best thing.
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The investigators also raised concerns that in describing the incident, Gaglio had lied under oath — the surveillance video shows Gaglio throwing the girl to the ground, not slipping on ice.
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Helen wants his opinion on whether or not it would have been possible for Naz to get a cut on his hand from slipping on the knife while stabbing Andrea.
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While European markets seemed to be slipping on profit taking after centrist Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential elections, rating agencies have warned that the new presidency comes with challenges.
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There's also a clip of the robot repeatedly slipping on a metal bar placed under it by its human captors — but it keeps its feet under it with commendable alacrity.
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The two men put extra traction on their boots to keep from slipping on the ice and proceeded to push the patient about a mile -- complete with two large hills.
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Juan -- the former #3 ranked player in the world -- fractured his kneecap earlier this year after slipping on grass during a tourney and had to undergo surgery to repair it.
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Two days after his arrival, and with a drumbeat headache, James Duke walked from the inn where he was staying to the offices of Trumbull & Tendrill, slipping on icy cobblestones.
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Suddenly, the pieces you'd always ignored at your local Claire's felt special and elegant — like you could transform into a Park Ave princess simply by slipping on a $10 silk headband.
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At noon, a second muezzin crosses screen 1, which is now full of Muslim tourists sitting close together on the floor, and raps on the door while slipping on his shoes.
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"Paul was mostly worried about the family golden retriever who (had) a vet appointment last week, and about his parents slipping on the ice in the Michigan winter," David Whelan said.
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This week, New Jersey authorities released security footage that they say shows a man purposefully slipping on ice for the insurance claim, and, well—he probably could've tried a little harder.
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Slipping on the carbon fibre goggles is as "simple as putting on your favourite hat", Microsoft developer Alex Kipman told a launch event at the mobile industry's biggest trade fair in Barcelona.
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Curry, who missed the second and third games with a right ankle injury, injured his knee slipping on a wet spot as the back-and-forth first half came to a close.
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To prove that this trend is as easy as slipping on a pair of slides the moment temperatures rise over 70 degrees, we tried on five no-fuss cut-out garments ahead.
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Today marks Rihanna's 30th birthday, and with this milestone comes the many ways we can celebrate: listening to "Diamonds" on repeat, slipping on a pair of Fenty x Puma slides, or … twerking.
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For sale by a merchant named Fayetality, Lillian contains the spirit of a dead ten-year old girl who cracked her head open after slipping on icy steps, according to the listing.
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Those same concerns pulled the energy index down 1.3 percent, with stocks slipping on lower oil prices, as investors cashed in gains of more than 3.43 percent made during the previous session.
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Ava DuVernay, whose 85033 film "Selma" was nominated for an Oscar, struck a pose on the red carpet at Sunday's 89th annual awards show, slipping on a dress from a Lebanese designer.
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Here's a little-known statistic about the City of Light: During the late 1990s and early 2000s, more than 600 people a year were sent to the hospital after slipping on dog shit.
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The global finance markets are slipping on Friday after the UK public voted to leave the EU, but there is one currency that is reveling in the uncertainty of the Brexit result: bitcoin.
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Curry has not played since April 24, when he sprained his knee slipping on a wet spot on the floor in Game 4 of the Warriors' first-round series against the Houston Rockets.
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Explanations include, but are not limited to, tales of naval crew members slipping on rogue peels and bananas floating tauntingly after the ships that carried them sank to the bottom of the sea.
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Energy stocks outperformed all other sectors on the benchmark, supported by a surge in oil prices, which rose to 2-2.23/2-year highs in light trading volume on Tuesday, before slipping on Wednesday.
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The American opened with two bogeys en route to an even-par 72 that ended any slim hopes he may have had of slipping on the Green Jacket for a fifth time on Sunday.
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At this point in their marriage, the lies are as routine as slipping on their pajamas — so routine that it isn't immediately obvious to the viewer that they're lying to each other at all.
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One cafeteria worker at Kingsborough Community College said that he suffered a severe ankle injury after slipping on a grease trap that had not been properly secured, and spent almost five months on disability.
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The Dubai index was the sole gainer of the session, inching up on the back of rises in its banking shares, with most major Gulf bourses slipping on tepid global sentiment and weak oil prices.
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Impeachment timeline slipping On Friday we pointed out that, compared to the impeachment of Bill Clinton and the impeachment effort against Richard Nixon, Democrats are moving at a comparably breakneck speed against Trump on Ukraine.
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TORONTO — After slipping on shiny new rings and raising a championship banner, Fred VanVleet (career-high 34 points) and Pascal Siakam (34-18-5) led the defending champion Raptors past the Pelicans, 130-122 (OT).
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But this clever wiener dog has sat on the hard, cold floor one too many times, and has successfully figured out a way to get up onto the couch without slipping on the wood floor.
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I thought there was always some essence of violence in the purest form of comedy, like WC Fields slipping on a banana peel, and I thought the repetition of getting into fights would be funny.
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After slipping on an Oculus headset and tightening the velcro straps around my temple, I'm greeted by a boot screen, basically a white expanse in every direction, punctuated by black dots to form a grid.
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"Well 20 months of preparation pretty much ended on the back straight after slipping on the water I'd spilled earlier," MacDonald, whose attempt was being masterminded by analysts from Tour de France team Dimension Data, said.
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Currencies and commodities have been on a roller-coaster ride since the results started rolling in, with the Mexican peso falling more than 12 percent against the U.S. dollar, and oil prices slipping on election jitters.
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Go ahead, try it at home Slipping on a blindfold or cutting the lights at home could give you a newfound enjoyment of your dinner, but it is probably not an effective way to cut calories.
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Books of The Times The greatest bowling scene in American literature, worth slipping on a pair of tricolor slippers to read, is almost certainly the one that opens William Kennedy's novel "Billy Phelan's Greatest Game" (1978).
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ET. Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Friday after a strong rally earlier this week, with energy stocks slipping on slumping oil prices on growing skepticism that a deal to curb output could be struck next week.
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Like, in some parallel universe, Dev could have ended up working in east London in sales or hospitality or banking, slipping on the relevant uniform in the morning and siphoning his energy into some other person's company.
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Slapstick, farce, satire — all these involve laughing at people who are slipping on a banana peel, or knocking their teeth in, or sitting down on a chair that isn't there to find themselves splayed on the floor.
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Their inboxes are flooded daily with thousands of young admirers looking to break into the business, a generation that grew up watching The Little Mermaid and think becoming a professional mermaid simply involves slipping on a tail.
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To protect yourself, use caution when slipping on shoes you haven't worn in awhile, picking up items of clothing that have been sitting on the ground for a long time, or carrying a load of lumber or firewood.
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The 23-year-old told the jury on Wednesday that she took two steps into the training room after a mixed doubles match before slipping on the wet floor, falling and hitting her head on the tile floor.
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British number one Konta suffered a thoracic spine injury after slipping on her back during her quarter-final victory over world number one Angelique Kerber on Thursday and will assess her Wimbledon prospects after a day of rest.
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Also slipping on Macron's "to-do" list is the launch of France's biggest wave of privatizations in years, with the sale of airport operator ADP running into opposition as support builds for a referendum on the sell-off.
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"Once your feet get cold, your whole body is done," said Mr. Taveras, who was among the workers facing the daunting task of shoveling the snow to keep people from slipping on the checkered floors outside the hotel.
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The frame is brilliant if you're into letting your iPhone go nude (aka case-less) like me, but will be a big nuisance if you use a case, because you'll need to remove it before slipping on the Zeiss.
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The man, 57-year-old Alexander Goldinsky, was working as a subcontractor at a Woodbridge company last fall when he supposedly took a nasty spill after slipping on some spilled ice from a soda fountain, My Central Jersey reports.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea failed to notify a U.N. sanctions committee when it sent about 300 tonnes of petroleum products to North Korea in 2018, the website NK News reported on Wednesday, suggesting South Korea was slipping on sanctions.
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The venue, the guest list, and the surroundings are a far cry from what boxing can often look like in small halls with fans slipping on beer-soaked floors while singing "Sweet Caroline" at the top of their lungs.
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It's a weird choice, given its competitive nature and its impeccable ability to make me angry, but I'm so comfortable with the controls and the physics that it's almost like slipping on a comfortable hoodie for my hands and brain.
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But defiant rejection from some ex-communist states that the EU accuses of slipping on democratic standards - Hungary called the judgment a political "rape" of EU law - indicated no let-up in tensions that are testing the Union's internal cooperation.
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The Canadian dollar was nursing losses after slipping on Wednesday as investor bet the Bank of Canada was less likely to raise interest rates next week if the United States withdraws from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) trade agreement.
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Trend Micro, EuropolAs Trend Micro notes, network-based attacks aren't as easy to pull off and, of course, hacking remotely carries inherent risks; obfuscating one's identity online may not be as simple as, say, slipping on a pair of gloves and a mask.
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It's an oddball but interesting life lesson, that sometimes a person can quietly put his heart and soul into honest hard work, only to gain lasting celebrity for slipping on a banana peel and distracting a political assassin, or something like that.
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Bring the look into your everyday life by slipping on some Birkenstocks or Teva's with cropped denim and a fisherman shirt, hoops, and extra-thin sunglasses, or sling-on a nylon backpack in place of your well-worn tote for commutes or weekends away.
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"Can't believe we made it to the second to last show w/o me slipping on that slippery ass stool honestly I'll take it," the singer, 24, said of a new Instagram clip from her Dangerous Woman tour stop in Taipei, Taiwan on Tuesday.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta's scorching August heat didn't stop Megan Nelson from slipping on a long faux fur coat and dressing up like Cruella de Vil for her first Doggy Con convention, a pet event for costumed canines inspired by the upcoming Dragon Con convention.
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Whether you're a bridesmaid in your BFF's wedding and desperately need to tan your back before slipping on that sleeveless dress or you're panicking because your orange fingers make it seem like your diet consists of — and only of — Cheetos, we've got a solution for you.
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" His chronic disease, which gives him many of the symptoms of old age but which he believes is no more likely to bring him to an early death than slipping on a bar of soap, has presented him with "an interesting foretaste of our shared future.
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"Celebrity Family Feud: Political Edition" sketched the motley circus of surrogates and campaign allies, including Ivanka Trump (Margot Robbie, her hair apparently blown by an offscreen fan), a vampiric Vladimir Putin (Beck Bennett) and Bill Clinton (Darrell Hammond, slipping on the role like an old sweatshirt).
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" This "contamination" by current affairs is something the novel deftly achieves as it alternates between past and present, echoing a premise on the first page that "the present is dry, but add reverb and you can hear time reverse its flow, slipping on into the past, into echo and disaster.
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Slipping on the NextVR headset myself, I was immediately whisked away from the noisy, crowded Qualcomm booth on the show floor to a serene natural lakeside setting, then I am in the middle of Times Square watching tourists take selfies as the traffic whizzes around me and neon signs flash up above.
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What Sucks: Busting Your Ass After Slipping on IceMake it Suck Less: Yaktrax Summit, $90If you plan to summit any peaks (which I recommend—hiking uphill will keep you nice and warm), then you may find yourself crossing above the alpine line, where wind sweeps away the snow to leave the mountaintop bare.
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If you found yourself slipping on some headphones and sliding out of reality more than ever this year, you're not alone: In the toxic bummer-barrage that was 2016, music was more essential than ever—not just as a distraction or antidote, but also as a conduit for our ever-mounting frustrations and anxieties.
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By Design LIKE THE EVENING PRIMROSE, the British television producer Ash Atalla blooms in the dark: sitting at a low table in London's Groucho Club, the soft light glinting off a bottle of Saint-Émilion; traversing the macadam midnight streets of Islington; slipping on an ebony velvet suit jacket en route to a dinner party.
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Each episode runs less than 30 minutes, giving the host, Michael Harlan Turkell, and his colleagues just enough time to dip into a subject like the origins of the "slipping on a banana peel" gag, or revive one writer's impassioned 1981 treatise on why spaghetti carbonara should replace turkey as the official Thanksgiving meal.
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") Elisa Sobo, a medical anthropologist at San Diego State University, has advanced the idea that saying no to vaccinations is as much an opting in as it is an opting out—"like getting a gang tattoo, slipping on a wedding ring, or binge-watching a popular streamed TV show," she writes, in a recent paper, "Theorizing (Vaccine) Refusal.
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After failing to cum at a human rights lecture, I set off to my favorite kind of trigger—the club—and was greeted immediately by the propulsive cuntiness of Vitalic's "You Prefer Cocaine," an ironic tune set against my sober entrance into the smoky queer venue packed with people slipping on their drinks and making out.
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Vaulting between floors of a duplex, doing the where's-my-wallet-where's-my-keys routine, I then sprint down the street to catch the bus to make the train to reach Herald Square in time for my 8:30 class — until five weeks ago, when slipping on the spiral stair, I fell like an unlucky runner with my foot twisted beneath me.
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After breaking six ribs while singing Berg's "Wozzeck" in Munich after slipping on a stage that had been covered in water, Mr. Keenlyside came to realize that he had been making the title character, an oppressed soldier, too "wacko," he said, perhaps because he had been inspired by the way the actor Klaus Kinski approached the role in a 1979 film.
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With Trump as her foil, the House speaker has launched countless memes as the embodiment of female empowerment -- from the iconic image of her slipping on her sunglasses as she departed one White House dust-up, to the memorable photograph of her towering above a table of seated men in a bright blue jacket, pointing her finger at the President.
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Before I contemplate taking a nap, I look down to see my wife in the water with two of our friends, wading far away in the depths of the Mediterranean, chatting in Catalan, occasionally slipping on a pair of goggles they're sharing between them to marvel at the life passing beneath their feet; its beauty, and that some of it is still even there.
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Those who managed to escape the fate of the many thousands dead in Aleppo won't find slipping on earbuds to listen to Bruno Mars as easy a solution as those of us in Toronto, and the same holds true for the non-white families in the U.S. and Europe who worry about the fact they may no longer fit a suddenly narrower definition of their own country's cultural identity.
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ET * Valeant surges on better-than-expected profit * Priceline, TripAdvisor fall on weak forecasts * Indexes down: Dow 0.06 pct, S&P 0.02 pct, Nasdaq 0.28 pct (Adds details, changes comment, updates prices) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 13 (Reuters) - Wall Street lost steam in late afternoon on Tuesday after scaling to record levels with the S&P and the Dow trading flat and the Nasdaq slipping on weak forecast from travel services company, Priceline.
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ET * U.S. 10-year treasury yields hit two-week lows * Valeant surges on better-than-expected profit * Priceline, TripAdvisor fall on weak forecasts * Indexes down: Dow 0.19 pct, S&P 0.17 pct, Nasdaq 8123 pct (Updates to early afternoon) By Tanya Agrawal Nov 7 (Reuters) - Wall Street added to losses in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, with the S&P and the Dow weighed down by financial stocks and the Nasdaq slipping on weak forecast from travel services company, Priceline.
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