You can feel the dream slipping out of the air.
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But the wooden handle kept slipping out of my hands.
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Slipping out of her Dior Haute Couture gown, Lawrence hit the
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The Rams, at 3-5, are slipping out of the playoff chase.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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"The woman of my dreams is slipping out of my fingers," he says.
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Until she was, via a quick pin while slipping out of a chokehold.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target is slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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And some young people feel the American dream is slipping out of their reach.
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However, it fell short on overall life experience this year, slipping out of third place.
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Now the latest polling shows Pennsylvania — and the election — slipping out of the Republicans' reach.
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But by 1003, says Perl, it was clear that things were slipping out of control.
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They try to dig into the story but it keeps slipping out of their grasp.
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The back has a grippy rubberized texture, which prevents it from slipping out of your hand.
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But Davis really turned heads after slipping out of her platform heels and into metallic platform sneakers.
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Slipping out of the Lucas plane on Wednesday, the Hammonds stepped onto the airfield in Burns, Ore.
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He probably realized he was gradually slipping out of his grasp and began really making an effort.
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If religion is worth the name, it has a propensity for slipping out of any earthly leader's control.
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For its part, Nuro's already thinking ahead to faster vehicles, which would mean slipping out of more rules.
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Jeff Park's shoulder moved unsubtly beneath his hand, the linen of his shirt slipping out of Barry's grasp.
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It began innocently enough, with Florida State quarterback James Blackmon's pass slipping out of receiver Auden Tate's hands.
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The words were carefully chosen, but Fizdale seemed to teeter on the brink of slipping out of control.
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"Considering retirement after I was informed the football will be slipping out of my tiny hands," Burrow wrote.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn Read the Berkeley Earth report here.
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Whatever stress people had about them slipping out of a (compatible) ear, probably shouldn't be given too much play.
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I started slipping out of meetings and school assemblies at the first possible moment instead of staying to chat.
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The good, the bad, the unintended—the biggest breakthroughs have a way of slipping out of their prescribed boxes.
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They trucked away the booty, easily slipping out of Marawi because a security cordon was not fully in place.
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The precision-cut aluminum frame feels sturdy and the textured back keeps the phone from slipping out of your hand.
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Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn Amid dire warnings, global carbon emissions expected to climb
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She was even spotted slipping out of her heels right on the red carpet at the American Ultra premiere too.
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One of the game's boss fights last night had me sweating profusely, the controller nearly slipping out of my hand.
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I escaped the attention of security easily enough, slipping out of a bodyguard's outfit and into a waiting staff uniform.
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Stockpile more and we might all find that sense of being in control is forever slipping out of our grasp.
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However others attest to a history of collective loss, the same types of items always slipping out of our grasps.
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These events are at high risk of slipping out of view of the historical record for a variety of reasons.
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His father was asleep and had no idea that Marshall had taken his truck after quietly slipping out of a window.
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Others found their mental health slipping out of control; a few just felt like the time was right to grow up.
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Afterward, the always elusive first lady became even more elusive, slipping out of Washington, much to the surprise of the press.
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For years before Paris, climate researchers had warned that the 2°C limit was slipping out of reach—or was already unattainable.
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With the subject's face outside the frame, it's the semi-erect penis slipping out of his pants zipper that becomes the focus.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn UN details massive changes needed to slow global warming
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After getting into Egypt on a tourist visa, he overstayed, slipping out of Cairo and working in the countryside as a guard.
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Her dramatic, meticulous and gothic songs describe enticements that twist into admonishments, and everything seems to be slipping out of her hands.
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Go deeper: UN details massive changes needed to slow global warming; Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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Go deeper: Global carbon dioxide emissions reached record high in 2018 Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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UNs Secretary-General António Guterres is trying to rev up global efforts to achieve climate goals that are slipping out of reach.
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When I ate them raw, by the dozen, they were occasionally delicious — fat and intact and salty, slipping out of pristine shells.
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Kathy Castor as climate panel leader Democrats' left turn on climate change Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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The singer briefly lost her balance while walking the red carpet, even slipping out of one of her black Christian Louboutin platform heels.
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A quick-thinking dad in Texas was able to prevent his son from slipping out of a roller coaster after his seatbelt malfunctioned.
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Many scientists say the 1.5C limit is already slipping out of reach because of insufficient action by governments to cut emissions so far.
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Romelu Lukaku pulled one back from close range in the 84th but a late rally couldn't prevent United slipping out of the competition.
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But public concern, particularly over psychedelics slipping out of the research world and into widespread recreational use (see: Woodstock), led to a crackdown.
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Materials like glass and metal also make smartphones more prone to slipping out of our hands than the plastic models of previous generations.
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He was last seen on security footage taken in the shower area of the prison, before slipping out of sight and into the tunnel.
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Yet with four parties neck and neck, any one of them is in danger of slipping out of contention in the minds of voters.
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It can feel as if you're slipping out of a warm, comfortable place into the harsh open air, assaulted by foreign sounds and faces.
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The number pad may be slipping out of use among mainstream users, but some still prefer having easy access to it on their keyboards.
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Saying this may be his way of slipping out of the categorizing grip of art history, preventing it from getting a handle on him.
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Pittsburgh appeared on the verge of slipping out of contention, generating speculation it would write off the season and sell off players to contending teams.
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So overall, Trump's Utah troubles are yet another massive problem for him in a race that looks to be increasingly slipping out of his grasp.
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Feeling like the world is slipping out of your fingers is ripe for material, but more of than than not, it comes off as robotic.
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I would look in the mirror and see how my eyes twitch, how my hands move, to make sure I wasn't slipping out of character.
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Go deeper: Axios' complete climate change coverage Key global warming target is slipping out of reach 2018 was Earth's fourth-warmest year, EU scientists find
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The roar of the air-conditioner and the cold pressing down were the only things that kept his soul from slipping out of his body.
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Fox News's new poll is its first this election cycle that shows Biden slipping out of the national frontrunner spot, with Sanders taking the lead.
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At that time, he kept his work for the party more private, slipping out of the house to canvass for a Sinn Fein city councilor.
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And try as you might, it is quite impossible to imagine a bunny slipping out of her costume – cutting herself out with a carpet knife maybe.
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The surface of both phones is ultra smooth and if you don't put them inside a case, they're liable to keep slipping out of your hand.
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Go deeper: Earth's 5 warmest years on record have occurred since 2014 Axios' complete climate change coverage Key global warming target is slipping out of reach
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Defending champion Henrik Stenson of Sweden was at 1 over for the round through 13 holes, slipping out of contention at 6 under for the tournament.
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NASA is welcoming for-profit companies to space, Californians are slipping out of their measles vaccinations, and we've got some Father's Day gift ideas for you.
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Maybe she left her phone in the scrum of the escape, slipping out of a shattered window at the bar and huddling with others for safety.
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What impressed me even then was the rational structure, the confident construction of his pictures — in a life that was increasingly slipping out of his control.
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Climate change targets are slipping out of reach as the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere continues to march higher, leaving policymakers confronting uncomfortable choices (tmsnrt.rs/2VOF00O).
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Many scientists say that the 1.5 degree goal is fast slipping out of reach because of insufficient action by almost all governments to rein in climate change.
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It was Ajith who picked the American whistleblower up from the UN refugee organization, where he had hastily filed an application, after slipping out of his hotel.
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But recently, Mr Kaczynski has hardly been seen, spending several weeks in a military hospital in Warsaw; he emerged only briefly before slipping out of sight once more.
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Union membership in the U.S.A. is slipping out of sight, the decline is also affecting the very "blue" California which almost matches New York in being pro-union.
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Go deeper: Sam Altman grapples with tech's political moment Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn Earth's climate-change liposuction: Sucking carbon from the air
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The sense of things slipping out of control on multiple fronts left the political world more unsettled and on edge than at any other time in Trump's tumultuous presidency.
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A day after escaping from house arrest and slipping out of his country, a Venezuelan opposition leader arrived in Spain on Saturday and met with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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Some specialists said that North Korea's strategy had already paid off because it was slipping out of the diplomatic isolation and economic stranglehold that Mr. Trump sought to impose.
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Ms. Castillo's insecure Constance huddles in the shadow of Ocean most of the time, eventually slipping out of her shell to deliver a celebratory rock song of self-empowerment.
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Slipping out of my grown-up reality, I experienced a nostalgic rush that made me recognize that there is power and autonomy in that still being my special thing.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn UN climate summit stymied by U.S.-backed wording dispute We asked five experts about engineering the climate
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One problem with such a tech-dense approach is the car was supposed to be in production by now, which means some of the tech is slipping out of date.
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Carlos Ghosn's escape: The former Nissan chairman said he would tell his story "starting next week," after mysteriously slipping out of Japan, where he faced trial, and fleeing to Lebanon.
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"These are not agricultural areas, these are locations meant to preserve biodiversity, but still we see the insects slipping out of our hands," said that report's co-author, Caspar Hallman.
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Go deeper: G20 leaders pledge to fight climate change — except for Trump Deforestation of Brazil's Amazon rainforest reaches decade high Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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So it was a little bit tough for me to have an opponent that is having a great day and the match is slipping out of your hand a little bit.
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Go deeper: New House committee aims at climate "crisis" Climate change gets a network's spotlight Democrats' left turn on climate change Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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Since slipping out of the top 100 in March, however, she has enjoyed a resurgence in form which means she will face Victoria Azarenka in high spirits on Centre Court on Friday.
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Davis Cup, despite being founded by an American, Dwight Davis, in 1900 and despite the United States' record 32 titles, was slipping out of the mainstream long before this controversial format change.
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But the second decade of the 20th century was vivid mostly for slipping out of the house to go dancing, and for birch-stick beatings on her legs when her mother caught her.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn The stark reality of the IPCC's 1.5-degree climate report G20 leaders pledge to fight climate change — except for Trump
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The crispness of the lettuce and the juiciness of the tomato (which ends up slipping out of the sandwich anyway) are not enough to counteract the dryness of the bread and the bacon.
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Keaton, a not-so-bright American expat, isn't terribly clear on what selkies are — mythological creatures from multiple folklore traditions who can transform from seals into humans by slipping out of their sealskin.
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In other women's matches, fourth-seeded Naomi Osaka, the reigning United States Open champion, avoided slipping out of the tournament with a 5-7, 6-113, 6-1 victory over Hsieh Su-wei.
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"She was using drugs by the time she was 603, slipping out of the house to go see Led Zeppelin when was 13 and cutting punks' hair with hedge clippers," Ms. Gilbert said.
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By listening to the characteristic noise of an object slipping out of a robot hand equipped with these new fingers, the machine could correct its grip before the slip spreads across the whole hand.
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We joined the scores of visitors slipping out of stores and leaning over balconies, smartphones at the ready, to watch the waterfall try on a kaleidoscope of colors and projections set to rousing music.
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Trump's supporters, seizing on a political gift that came just as the race appeared to be slipping out of the Republican nominee's reach, heaped praise on Comey -- saying he'd righted a wrong just in time.
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Step 4: Place the drainage tube into the sinkAfter reading horror stories of drain hoses slipping out of sinks and flooding floors, I use a piece of string to secure the outflow to the sink.
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It as if she already knows she is on the verge of slipping out of the frame, destined to emerge, years after her death, on a forgotten roll of film abandoned in a drawer somewhere.
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The team is still three games away from slipping out of the bottom three, the teams that have an equal chance of nabbing the No. 1 pick in the draft, probably Zion Williamson of Duke.
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He had been seated in a jury box with other inmates when he suddenly dashed toward the door, leaving behind his shackles and slipping out of his jail-issued jumpsuit as he ran, the reports said.
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Mother's lawyer: No proof son forced to go to Mexico Ethan Couch could face possible jail time for failing to live up to the terms of his probation and slipping out of the country with his mother.
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Chicago was swept by the Cleveland Indians last weekend and appeared to be slipping out of the race in the American League Central before battling to the three straight wins at Fenway Park to pull back to .
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One of the documents on display, however, hints at the suspicion and distrust that greeted Mr. Philby when he first fled to Moscow in 1963, slipping out of Beirut, Lebanon, aboard a Soviet ship bound for Odessa.
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Early in the fourth quarter with the Texans trailing 21-9, Osweiler endured his most embarrassing moment of the night with an unexpected fumble, the ball slipping out of his hands just as he was preparing to throw.
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Still recording, which Derrick says he had prior permission to do, Morgan is seen getting cleaned off before slipping out of her doctor's hands and landing on the table — something that momentarily stunned the new dad of twins.
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In a move designed to prevent the United Kingdom slipping out of the EU without a deal by design or default, Letwin's amendment delays parliament's ultimate decision on Johnson's Brexit deal until the very end of the process.
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The second inmate suspected in the guard&aposs attack, Greg Reinke, was involved in an attack last year in which he stabbed four inmates after slipping out of handcuffs, according to prison incident reports of that June 2017 assault.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Two swimmers made the biggest waves in Rio, Michael Phelps racing to retirement as the greatest of all time and U.S. team mate Ryan Lochte slipping out of the country before police could stop him.
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Duque's decision to kidnap his son from school before slipping out of the country not only puts the boy in harm's way, but it also callously takes him away from his mother, who is no longer married to Duque.
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Mueller's office has been notoriously silent, choosing instead to speak almost exclusively through court filings -- and with Mueller slipping out of his office unseen on Friday afternoon with no public statement to make and no more indictments to bring.
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If the surprisingly well-produced video she made after the Academy Awards featuring her slipping out of her custom Versace dress to Bruno Mars' "Versace on the Floor" wasn't proof enough of that fact, Berry is back with another viral combination.
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Because Bentz violated the team code of conduct by slipping out of the athletes' village after the swimmers had been told that only those 21 or older were cleared to leave, he was given an additional 10 hours of community service.
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Of all the yoga mats we&aposve researched, the Manduka ProLite Yoga Mat is the best with its closed-cell surface that keeps out sweat and its dotted texture that keeps your hands and feet from slipping out of position.
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For the rest of us — and we are legion — the EarPods' habit of slipping out of our ears makes the AirPods a non-starter, unless kicking out $159 every few months when you lose them is no big deal, Mr. and Ms. Moneybags.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S. Humans are a wildfire threat multiplier New House committee aims at climate "crisis" Disclosure: NBC is an investor in Axios.
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The crunchy paper on the exam chair had turned to mush and was disintegrating under my legs, my black (thank god) dress was damp with sweat, and my water bottle — my only hope at this point — was slipping out of my clammy hands.
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Even if you're not walking and texting (and let's be honest, most of us do that regularly) or snapping pics in touchscreen-enabled gloves, phones have a way of slipping out of our hands at the worst possible places (concrete sidewalk, anyone?).
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Of all the yoga mats we've researched, the Manduka ProLite Yoga Mat is the best with its closed-cell surface that keeps out sweat and its dotted texture that keeps your hands and feet from slipping out of position during downward facing dog.
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Slipping out of his hotel in the darkness of a foggy morning, Mr. Trump boarded the Marine One helicopter to make the journey, which aides had said the president would skip during his stop here during a 12-day, five-country tour of Asia.
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Among the seats that Republicans see slipping out of reach are those held by Representatives Rod Blum of Iowa and Jason Lewis of Minnesota, along with more than half a dozen open seats currently held by Republicans in New Jersey, Florida, Pennsylvania and Arizona.
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Social pessimists looked at the disarray in working-class culture, the retreat from marriage and child rearing and civic and religious life, the spread of loneliness and depression and addiction, and saw a society where ordinary forms of flourishing were slipping out of reach.
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The party has "become toxic to the level where you don't even want to talk about it", says Bill Bissett, who heads Huntington's chamber of commerce, slipping out of one of the town's liberal enclaves (an espresso bar) to talk freely about West Virginia's enthusiasm for Mr Trump.
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It's been fruitless so far: There are bottles with mouthpieces so big they spill on your lap during meetings, ones prone to slipping out of your hands in the cafeteria and others so cold they keep your ice tea frozen if you forget and leave it out overnight.
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Following a wave of global youth climate strikes, an alarming United Nations report showing that the best-case scenario for climate change is slipping out of reach, and a wave of devastating climate-linked disasters from Brazil to Australia, there's been a spike in interest in carbon offsets.
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STANFORD 27, U.S.C. 10 Christian McCaffrey showed off his versatility, slipping out of the backfield to catch a 56-yard touchdown pass and diving over the pile for a 13-yard score, as No. 7 Stanford (2-0, 1-0 Pacific-12) beat visiting Southern California (1-2, 0-553).
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Maria Saliagas, who suffers from MS, was traveling to Europe with her husband on April 1, but their trip took a devastating turn after a troubling incident at the Amsterdam airport, during which her son alleges she was bound to a wheelchair by Delta employees after she began slipping out of the seat.
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Opinion polls since the scandal broke almost three weeks ago show him slipping out of the race, with voters turned off by the probe into a report by the Canard Enchaine satirical weekly that his wife was paid hundreds of thousands of euros in taxpayers' money for work she may not have done.
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There is no foreseeable end to the suffering for the roughly three million residents of Idlib Province, which has been slipping out of the Syrian rebels' grip, airstrike by airstrike, skirmish by skirmish, bringing Mr. Assad increasingly close to controlling the entire country again after more than eight years of civil war.
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And since Trump didn't need to persuade that many Republicans — just an extra five or ten percent — that they're either with him or with the left-wing protesters, what he got out of Chicago was probably exactly what he wanted: A sense of chaos, of things slipping out of control, that sharpens the authoritarian temptation.
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You have a starting position that is at once more and less constrained than the traditional ones: You have a lot of problems and a lot of resources are in danger of slipping out of your grasp, but you can also make radically different choices about what to salvage, which can set the rest of your game on a different trajectory.
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She's done so many that the people she brings with her––the publicists and video directors and friends and hangers-on––will start to tell stories about Dreka slipping out of a jungle-themed room, only to realize they're mixing up the details with the time she ran out ahead of zombies, or made it off of the moon, or whatever.
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He's touted his re-election victory last year in Ohio -- which is rapidly slipping out of the swing-state category after Trump cruised to victory there in 2016 and Republicans won the governor's race last year -- as proof of his "progressive populist" appeal to a group of white, working-class voters who have slipped away from Democrats in recent cycles.
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As Aliaksandr Herasimenka wrote in February, opposition leader Alexi Navalny unpleasantly surprised the Kremlin with his ability to politically organize en-masse across Russia using VK and Telegram, equivalent to FaceBook and WhatsApp in the US. And while the Ukrainian Orange Revolution may be slipping out of the West's collective short-term memory, it is still the primary threat to the survival of Putin's regime.
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Andy Kim of New Jersey's third district, which Trump won by six percentage pointsThis means that in order to flip the House, Republicans would need to win back not only the six Democratic-held districts that Trump won by double-digit margins, but also several districts he won by smaller margins that are slipping out of Republican hands due to broader demographic realignments of suburban voters moving away from the GOP.
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Behaviors that signal a substance abuse relapse: Previous behaviors emerge Shows signs of slipping out of daily routines Romanticizing periods of prior substance abuse Distancing oneself from friends or support groups "If you see someone who's healthy and then all of sudden not showing up for work and [they] look miserable and unhealthy, be there to listen, go for a walk with a friend, suggest professional treatment, bring them to therapy, bring them to an AA meeting, [and] get them to have a hobby," Dr. Kathryn Smerling, a psychotherapist in New York City told Fox News.
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