Other slips would be the end of the world to me, but nip slips I'm just like, 'Everyone has them who cares.
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But for appeals court nominees, Grassley said he would consider negative blue slips or unreturned blue slips on a case-by-case basis.
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"Printed slips" sounds like it's referring to receipts, but in this case, we're supposed to be thinking about the kind of "slips" that are mistakes.
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But before this election slips into mythology and all political life in Ontario slips into madness, it's important to clarify that his election was not inevitable.
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Occasional racist slips are made out to be embarrassing in the same way as slips in the mud are, and Bridget forgives us for them both.
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First, he slips behind Barcelona's defense and slips the ball between the keeper's legs to give Atletico Madrid a 1-0 lead in their Champions League quarterfinal game. Smooth.
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The basic pattern of blue slip rules is that when the Senate and president are of the same party, blue slips are ignored or two blue slips are required to block a nominee.
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His campaign was forgettable, aside from some unfortunate verbal slips.
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Freudian slips — actually reveal some sort of secret about you?
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Someone makes a wrong turn, or a fault line slips.
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"Funny How Time Slips Away" – Glen Campbell with Willie Nelson
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Every once in a while, though, a story slips out.
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People's minds wander, and sometimes stuff slips through the cracks.
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"Funny (How Time Slips Away)," Glen Campbell with Willie Nelson
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But when the pink slips start flowing, things get personal.
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Shaggy's not worried if Blueface slips one past the goalie.
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Now blue slips are one of the few that remain.
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But Felix, the wiliest of the bunch, slips within reach.
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The controller slips under the band when not in use.
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Semiconductor index slides 2.3 pct ** Consumer Discretionary slips 0.2 pct.
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Then it slips to a 10 percent gain in 2019.
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Prime waterfront villas will offer boat slips on the doorstep.
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The problem is, Zoey slips up in her romantic juggling.
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He slips into unlocked cars and tries to jumpstart them.
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You to let his Freudian slips slide, for once. 223.
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Other refugees showed Reuters appointment slips to meet U.S. officials.
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These statements were not just unfortunate slips of the tongue.
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He slips on a maroon robe and begins to chant.
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This tracker attaches to surfaces or slips into wallet pockets.
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Some of the claims may represent simple slips and falls.
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It's in the smartwatch features, however, that Garmin slips up.
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The boy slips his arm between them and pushes Amer.
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Thousands of oil workers are about to receive pink slips.
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Crook never slips out of that voice for a moment.
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If it's the Model 3 slips by six months, okay.
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Sometimes one slips from helping your goal to hindering it.
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Just talking about his slips and bravado helps no one!
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She slips between stereotypes, always more complicated than she seems.
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The soft ring slips around the base of the penis.
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For MBS' allies, all his foibles and slips become accumulative.
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Here, political engagement slips easily into the habits of consumption.
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So he slips away into the abandoned lot next door.
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An unknown arm marks three slips with a "yes" vote.
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When, inevitably, it slips out of his control, tragedy follows.
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Slips of paper swirl around the men like autumn leaves.
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The remaining votes were abstentions, unmarked or invalid voting slips.
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Chiffon slips hanging from twists of rope at one shoulder.
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Some clutched slips of paper describing where relatives were buried.
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Just when you think you've got it, it slips away.
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Then all of a sudden it slips into his perspective?
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They are not just slips of paper in your Playbill.
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The alternative outcome could be that Ferguson slips out freely.
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While he was less likely to hold a hearing if blue slips were missing for district court nominees, Grassley forged ahead with confirmations of appeals court judges for whom blue slips were not returned.
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Plenty still prefer to sign credit-card slips or even cheques.
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About 30,21.5 Toys R Us employees got pink slips last year.
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The device slips into place at regular intervals at secure angles.
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The left lead slips to the outside of the right arm.
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Looking to make his escape, Fadell slips into the men's room.
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She and June make eye contact, and then Annie slips away.
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A cold brew maker that slips right onto a mason jar
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The Nice Guys wobbles, slips and falls far too many times.
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The most telling slips came from supporters, not the candidates themselves.
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She attracts the attention of the cops while Will slips away.
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And some workers have sexually harassed women customers on sales slips.
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Although this mockery is heavily censored, the occasional meme slips through.
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WINNER: "Funny How Time Slips Away" – Glen Campell with Willie Nelson
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No. 2170 Purdue slips past No. 2159 Maryland WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
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Go deeper: Earth's carbon dioxide level slips past another ominous milestone
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Only before he can complete the challenge, he slips and ~bam!
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Your employees receive an email when their pay slips are ready.
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Peering into the elephant enclosure, Ethan's foot slips off the path.
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"And then we've got these slips in the sleeves," she continued.
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Where will those who receive pink slips find their next job?
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Pink slips also continued to pile up in the retail sector.
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We tried to create something that slips comfortably into your pocket.
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Do you care if your mask slips and uncovers your face.
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The Californians, sure, were California cool about any slips in verisimilitude.
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The base slips easily over the top branch of the tree.
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Finding content that slips through the companies' filters is not hard.
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On Friday, drill sergeant Saturn slips back into its annual retrograde.
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A branded LiPo battery slips into the top of the drone.
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GDP growth slips to 1.4% in 2017 and unemployment rises slightly.
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Instead, like so much else, it slips into the lost years.
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Slips or plunges into frigid ponds, lakes or rivers can happen.
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The campy figure slips into being an actual, vulnerable, suffering animal.
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The hood of Dad's robe slips over most of his face.
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When she slips off a shoe, Cerulean blue toenails peek out.
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If your focus slips a little, it is suddenly love-30.
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It's outrageous, unthinkable —the cat slips inside a black limousine door.
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" About 90,000 of the slips represent uses of the word "et.
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Both parties wanted filibusters and blue slips gone for political reasons.
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So what to do except strike before the moment slips away?
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A person outside slips questions written in Chinese under the door.
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In this memoir, though, Gettleman slips into the ooga-booga quicksand.
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JAPANESE YEN SLIPS 0.2% TO 110.13 PER DOLLAR, WEAKEST SINCE JAN.
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Not for leaving tardy slips on the desks of late employees.
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Rather, he slips into a coma and wakes up in 2000.
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He slips it inside the bucket, and hurries after his group.
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Wayne slips into the beat with complete effortlessness, and he raps.
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Especially when soil slips, flooding, and winds are a daily threat.
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KS: He slips me a 20 every time I do it.
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This is despite the fact that in a number of states, Democratic as well as Republican senators have returned blue slips under Trump and that Republicans have traditionally wielded blue slips much more often than Democrats.
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I slow down as I pass, and an inquisitive fart slips out.
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Each new scene slips into the next like one continuous free fall.
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He dresses fast, and slips her into the pocket of his jeans.
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And the more you try to control it, the more it slips.
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Mercury retrograde is a time of delays, rescheduling, Freudian slips, and miscommunication.
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He throws a hoodie over the surveillance camera, but it slips off.
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It sticks to the ant's body and slips a fungal cell inside.
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Some Democrats have returned blue slips and allowed nominees to go forward.
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She slips jokes into her songs about making her friends sign NDAs.
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One area the Nokia slips far behind, however, is its single speaker.
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If both slips are returned, it signals the senators support the nominee.
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And what if an improperly fenced-off dog or cat slips outside?
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One is that the headband's sizing adjustment slips out of position easily.
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He never slips up when talking about his bank's earnings or liquidity.
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But it only slips once, even though you stabbed her 22 times.
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She's still slow and she slips on some letters here and there.
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Then an unseen someone slips a pamphlet on top of the pile.
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We don't want to be broke — cutting health care, giving pink slips.
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Before I leave, she slips me some red Chinese New Year candies.
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The tray slips out of my hands and falls to the ground.
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Rafe's introduction is electric, but he too quickly slips into the background.
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You can use it for anything … KS: That slips off the tongue.
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After several takes, Gadot slips off the treadmill and takes a break.
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Ben Stiller — slips into frame and asks her to cut it out.
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Soon Duffy began to make use of Madadi's slips and level changes.
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Slips, trips, burns and cuts are common hazards associated with the work.
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The city runs a marina with 300 slips and 150 mooring spaces.
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Before he slips into unconsciousness, his kidnapper asks him if he's happy.
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FRANKFURT — China is cutting back on mining machinery as its economy slips.
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One branch slips under a motorway and out into fields of maize.
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Clinton's lead slips to 2907 points with third party candidates factored in.
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He draws them and slips it in [to the goalscorer Olivier Giroud].
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"That's your worst nightmare -- that someone slips through the cracks," Bush said.
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I said: if one slips, it will slide and will kill somebody.
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But like Grant himself, he overcomes slips to deliver a solid account.
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A packet slips under the door; the boys are promptly let in.
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Whenever he slips a screen, Adams looks like a graceful cement mixer.
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Ms. Pruitt pulled one of the slips out of the Ziploc bag.
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Time slips its hold, there is only this final moment before death.
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But, despite slips and imperfections, they were performed with care and pluck.
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As you're peacefully anagramming, Mr. Ries slips in an array of puns.
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Occasionally, and for no apparent reason, she slips into the present tense.
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Sometimes a lubed-up toy slips out of Ryan James' boyfriend's ass.
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Their agency slips farther and farther away as the family's plight grows.
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The risk for the warring bidders is that their target slips away.
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So, let's cheer the effective end of blue slips for judicial nominees.
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ISTANBUL — A village leader shoves four voting slips into a ballot box.
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Both Schumer and Gillibrand did not return blue slips for Menashi's nomination.
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"Jessica slips her phone number and address in Santiagito's pocket," Lopez writes.
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Stewart writes sweet little notes and slips them into drive-through orders.
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Still, Jenna slips off Aya's hood and eases her onto the branch.
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EMERSON UNIVERSITY: Biden and Warren lead in New Hampshire, as Sanders slips.
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His administration slips further into chaos; he diverts the discussion to her.
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"Thousands of oil workers are about to receive pink slips," he predicts.
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Ms. DuVally said she had prepared herself for little slips like those.
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One expert twist and the door pops open, and he slips inside.
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And then, like Astrid in reverse, he slips from happy to sad.
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Instead D'Souza sometimes slips into reproof that is just shy of condemnation.
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The assistant later told authorities that Miller "struggles with sobriety and when he 'slips' he consumes them in excess," adding that the musician had had "several recent 'slips,&apos" the most recent being three days prior to his death.
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Davuth himself slips easily from being a regime torturer to a civilian cop.
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But, according to dermatologist Dendy Engelman, MD, these slips can have major consequences.
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Urban soil lead, by contrast, is a problem that slips past people unnoticed.
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It easily hooks to your keychain or slips it into your pocket too.
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The actress copped to the slips in the press room following the speech.
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Between the stories of the composers, Mr Swafford slips in many interesting digressions.
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And, its slips are perfect for layering over tees, like I did here.
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That is just as well, for Mr Honnold could not afford any slips.
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Last year's Top State slips a bit this year because of rising costs.
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Keep Warranty: app that saves the warranties and purchase slips of your appliances
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This could fall further once demand slips from China and Australia, traders said.
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And, when she slips it on, he gushes about how beautiful she is.
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He slips back into himself—which, unsurprisingly, sounds a lot like Nathan Drake.
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C.L.A. Gymnast Slips In Hip-Hop Moves, and the Online Crowd Goes Wild.
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Once that control gets questioned, confidence slips and asset prices become very vulnerable.
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Retail, another leading job-cutter, saw a 48 percent drop in pink slips.
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From there the Apple Watch will attempt to detect falls, trips, and slips.
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Fernando Torres slips in behind the Barcelona defense and slots past ter Stegen.
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But she says she still slips into the maillot from time to time.
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Pink slips in the energy sector accounted for 2015 percent of February's downsizing.
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Additionally, he promised that EPA job cuts would not result in pink slips.
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In the stark landscape of the film, it slips between the women's fingers.
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The mixed lace and silky materials put them closer to the "slips" category.
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After extracting, she slips them on — they're almost pants — and does a turn.
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Any big slips in public safety would certainly make him vulnerable next year.
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Overall, more than 28503,22019 Americans have received pink slips since Trump took office.
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In the last scene of the premiere, Tabitha stealthily slips Elodie the jacket.
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She photographs the contents with her smartphone and then slips the earrings inside.
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But Mr. Grassley appears unmoved, at least regarding his policy on blue slips.
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Not long after, that vintage melody slips underneath new Composition No. 220 motifs.
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If Notre Dame or Oklahoma slips in, the line could get very long.
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With Talbot, beauty slips in unannounced even when his aims were ostensibly prosaic.
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As it is, it sometimes slips into melodrama, but the lapses pass quickly.
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Yet history slips past you, right before your eyes yet never fully grasped.
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Pink slips don't build cars, and sacking staff is never a happy affair.
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Literary success came to Ms. Hazzard without the usual blizzard of rejection slips.
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Paperwork, in the form of stacks of prayer slips, combines belief and bureaucracy.
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Students can respond anonymously on slips of paper, or in a classroom discussion.
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Ms. Oropesa slips into the title role as if it were custom couture.
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The kidnappers searched Ana, looking for slips of paper with U.S. telephone numbers.
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Whenever Kate slips into the dream world, a kind of butterfly effect occurs.
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Construction output slips 0.9% in July, marking a fourth month of consecutive declines.
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The female impersonator then slips between the two and mates with the actual female.
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There is still some value in seeing Freudian slips the way Freud intended, though.
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The best home sites and marina slips go to the same people as before.
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PML-N workers had to help voters fill the paper slips with a pen.
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At that, Fauna slips out of the diner, content never to see Jay again.
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To view a graphic on Palladium slips back from January's record high, click: reut.
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A lot of his bravado slips, though, when you ask him about anything controversial.
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The second screen is based entirely within a case that the G8X slips into.
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At the firm level, voting rights are critical during takeovers, or if performance slips.
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It's small enough that it slips into my pants pockets without uncomfortably stretching them.
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That works out to around 300 people who can expect pink slips, Bloomberg reports.
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In moments like this, Norman slips into an all-too-tempting pattern of thinking.
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I can only hope that some sunshine slips through the cracks, that something changes.
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It's farcical and asinine; a long-winded pantomime of curtseying and passing silk slips.
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It slips out of your grip, smashes into the ground, and the screen shatters.
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Certain styles — think wrap dresses, slips, and pinafores — actually have year-round styling potential.
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Still, even if "The 4th Awakens" slips further in viewership, it might not matter.
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After you enter information about your employees, PayFit automatically generates pay slips every month.
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Finally, Die Gummipuppe slips on a pair of heels and heads toward their cab.
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Communications are down and bridges and roads have been destroyed or blocked by slips.
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On Monday, messenger Mercury slips into Scorpio, joining the sun there until November 12.
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He slips in phone calls while prepping for the central bank's policy-setting meetings.
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Towards the end of "What Have They Done," Celeste slips into a similar memory.
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In the premiere that aired last week, Wellick's mask slips for just a moment.
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Khaled slips into a Jamaican accent for almost no reason which is great, too.
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In the end, though, there'll always be some apps that slips through the net.
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And in these slips we might just see something we didn't know was there.
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If the timetable slips, it would in purely financial terms be better for banks.
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Furthermore, journal peer review is not infallible: poor science routinely slips through the net.
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Whatever their occasional slips, the corruption probe is run by independent prosecutors and judges.
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Then, she crouches over his wheelchair, slips her arms under his armpits and heaves.
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Tenants were required to bring home slips proving they had gone to support groups.
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Yet Zao slips through your fingers, running hot then cold, refusing to settle down.
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There are times, though, when even the 6-foot-9, 221-pound Uthoff slips.
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But not all GOP members are ready to trash the blue slips just yet.
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If she slips up, she says her first instinct is to curl inside herself.
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He then calmly slips his hands into his gloves and goes back to work.
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Rather than making flashy, flamboyant kills, the Ghost slips unobtrusively into her targets' lives.
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The woman had an interesting name—which I found out from her karaoke slips.
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As I write this, steelworkers in Lorain face pink slips due to Chinese imports.
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She writes "I'm sorry" on scraps of paper and slips them under the door.
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Mr. Bailey arrived in Queens clutching a fresh batch of tickets and numbers slips.
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Christian holds out his hands and Renault slips a pair of cuffs on them.
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This caddy slips right over your showerhead for easy storage that will stay put.
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If it slips below 20% during trading hours, it will confirm bear market territory.
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But every so often and just in passing, the arpeggio slips into unsettling dissonance.
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As summer slips into fall, Parsons's shoes offer a similar sense of subtle transition.
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A chance for Germany on one end as a ball slips through the box.
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On the trail, as she pivots at a switchback, she slips and nearly falls.
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A domain network service (DNS) leak occurs when information slips through the secure network.
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Republican senators exploited their blue slips with abandon, and with little or no explanation.
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The projection beam follows the pad so that it never slips off the page.
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" She also slips in allusions to "Day of the Locust" and "The Big Sleep.
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"Blue-slips were one of the few remaining guiderails on that process," he said.
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Other schools have allowed advertising inside gymnasiums and on report cards and permission slips.
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" He continued: "We cannot sit passively as our precious democracy slips quietly into darkness.
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Her secret weapon: She always slips a stick of palo santo into her suitcase.
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I sprint down the hall, but with each step the door slips further away.
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Ted Cruz cited examples of past judicial nominees who moved forward in the confirmation process even when senators returned blue slips indicating their disapproval; Democrats have focused on the fact that blue slips weren't returned at all for Bounds, negative or positive.
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The slips happened along the popular "Waterfall Route" on the East Buttress of el Capitan.
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She slips a ribbon underneath her unruly mane and smoothly ties it in a ponytail.
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The relative value of non-yielding gold often slips as returns on other assets grow.
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With a brushed texture and extra-thick bracket, it's resistant to slips, dirt, and shocks.
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Even if the launch slips, InSight's arrival date at Mars remains the same: Nov. 22.
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Power in Washington accumulates when you're relevant; it slips away when you're on the sideline.
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Humiliated, she asks Cruz to get her some water and slips out without a word.
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We Americans do have an exceptional track record of upward progress, of recovery from slips.
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Voters get two voting slips - one for the Senate and one for the lower house.
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Weakening blue slips removes a powerful tool for Democrats to resist President Trump's court appointments.
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As any parent could tell you, permission slips are a nightmare on their side, too.
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Other times, he slips on headphones and listens to his dad's punk rock cassette tapes.
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That is, until his scissor slips and he remembers just how fun killing people is.
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And, yes, some slips are genuine mistakes and can be waved away as petty irritations.
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With fun slips like this, it's easy to see why so many fans missed her.
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His voice slips into the stratospheres Sade and Enya have invited us into and splinters.
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After matches, the players submit their match slips to the organizers, and have some downtime.
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So if something awesome slips by, now you can rewind and share it with friends.
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True happiness only comes when butter spreads easily and ice cream slips into its scooper.
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But instead of prescription slips, it's apps, wearables, and AI. Get ready for the future.
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Voters get two voting slips — one for the Senate and one for the lower house.
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With the money, the bus and the permission slips needed, it was way too idealistic.
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On Sunday, shiny white sailboats belonging to the marina's sail club were nestled in slips.
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With Epic, paper lab-order slips, vital-signs charts, and hospital-ward records would disappear.
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If one slips through, I not only can "unfriend" him but can delete his posts.
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"Put simply, Mr. Bradbury's memos were permission slips for torture," McCain wrote in the post.
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The Control Center at the facility cleared the signed slips soon after each was submitted.
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Argentine asset prices have plummeted as the economy slips into recession and fiscal worries persist.
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The best part ... when one of the bros slips and falls during a box jump.
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It just slips my mind [that] I haven't been to the doctor in a while.
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Williams quickly slips and catches the pass on the roll, finishing around the rim protector.
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The real potential concern with Iguodala would be if his defense slips even a little.
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It slips through your fingers so easily just when you think you've figured it out.
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If the currency slips below $0.7000, it will be the first time since February 2016.
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He slips a ball screen and then comes off Ayton's pick for an open three.
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While some donned colorful lingerie made from lace, others modeled babydoll slips and sheer bodysuits.
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If Beijing's own growth target slips, however, the IMF would recommend fiscal stimulus, he said.
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The theater slips into intermission, yet the plot darkens yet more in the later acts.
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Blue slips have been broadly respected for the feedback they offer in recent years, however.
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The U.S. escapes, though, as the ball slips around the far post. That. Was. Close.
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What happens if a pedestrian slips on an icy sidewalk in front of the building?
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On the train ride there, the man slips his arm around Laura to steady her.
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Romell Quioto of Honduras slips behind Mexico's back line and runs down a long pass.
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J talks the cops out of arresting Pauline and covertly slips her a business card.
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Using the permission slips his visitors brought, he wrote that he was thirsty and scared.
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EURO ZONE IHS MARKIT DECEMBER FLASH MANUFACTURING PMI SLIPS TO 45.9 (VS 46.9 IN NOVEMBER)
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Now blue slips seem to be going the way of the filibuster for judicial nominees.
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Every time we see him, he slips my son some cash, like a slick gangster.
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The sauce, the texture of butterscotch, slips down the sides like a slow-motion waterfall.
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There were phone messages on slips of paper from old "While you were out" notepads.
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Perhaps it's because of this danger, then, that Moxon sometimes slips into some bad writing.
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The group's founding is streamlined, and some later-era slang slips into early-era scenes.
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The letter suggests growing anxiety in the business community as the congressional calendar slips away.
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Visitors tie fortune slips to wire outside the Sensoji temple on New Year's Eve 2019.
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From flashing to feuds, giggles and slips, March was another great month for news bloopers.
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It then happens again The Last Jedi when Luke Skywalker slips loose this mortal coil.
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The pound has been volatile in recent weeks as Britain slips deeper into Brexit chaos.
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If the MAX timeline slips again, Boeing may have no choice but to do so. ■
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The use of blue slips began during the early twentieth century under President Woodrow Wilson.
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Kickoff between the two teams is set for 10 AM PT ... keep your slips handy!!!
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Any time you think you have the series pinned down, it slips away from you.
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There are no permission slips, and you start to understand an energy system within a school.
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The family had a swear jar, and there were some slips of the tongue on set.
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Total pink slips were up 280 percent from December 21, when total layoffs came to 2853,291.
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Once you're done building it, the right Joy-Con slips right inside the card board key.
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Republicans have proven willing to erode cherished Senate norms, like "blue slips," to advance their judges.
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Turtle rises and stands there for a moment and then slips into the trees after them.
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Every day as she gets dressed, my roommate slips a simple metal necklace over her head.
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The brush looks extremely soft and his human even slips him a treat at one point!
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That's because sunlight still slips past the outer edges of the Earth and hits the Moon.
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Financials ETF finds lines on the charts, digs in, rallies 1.5 pct ** Tech slips 0.2 pct.
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Every team slips up, but the advanced stats don't really believe all that much in Xavier.
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She sometimes slips on myoelectric prosthetic hands that respond to electric signals from her arm muscles.
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It said October's total was the second-lowest of 2016, trailing 30,157 pink slips in May.
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Instead, all guests are equipped with red slips that say "You're Welcome" to show their appreciation.
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After her aunt, Catherine purposely overdoses her on her medication, Ashley O slips into a coma.
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One ranger slips and the weight of the animal falls back down, pinning his foot underneath.
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Instead, it slips a thin band under your sheets to keep a closer watch on you.
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A total of 33,771 postal voting slips have been distributed and will be counted on Monday.
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It is never to rest, interminably, from searching for the archive right where it slips away.
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Anything that slips into the world with their seal of approval is a guaranteed good listen.
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He slips Frank a fob with footage of his friend's airplane meltdown; it's a game-changer.
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The moment will surely be immortalized on YouTube and analyzed in think pieces on Freudian slips.
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As Senior is standing on the roof, he slips, slides down, and lands directly on Christopher.
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A human at Snap will also moderate Curated Our Stories to ensure nothing objectionable slips through.
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As June slips out, Nick lies back, and we get our first glimpse into his backstory!
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He slips into the ensemble with ease, focusing on connection and spontaneity instead of gossamer beauty.
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Trump's judicial nominees face two major hurdles in the Senate: blue slips and post-cloture debate.
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As tempting as this one might be, watch out for how many times this slips out.
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"It makes no sense for us to deny blue slips for nominees we support," he said.
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More broadly, the global economy, showing signs of weakness before the war, slips into a recession.
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If "Early Man" slips below the studio's highest standards, that may be due to its length.
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But the matte grip feels like a practical addition that could prevent accidental drops and slips.
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As the president, receiving private unvarnished counsel is better than the public waving of pink slips.
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To all appearances, Wanda looks healthy, and occasionally the reality of her health slips people's minds.
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The defense is deep and talented, but every player who slips away reduces the team's edge.
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And it reminds us of the importance of permission slips for field trips to flooded caves.
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Hope fades, as it does, amid the sunshine and smiles, and this movie slips into idle.
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As the practice went, when blue slips were withheld, nominees did not receive a confirmation hearing.
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He gives advice on cocktails and vegetable scraps and occasionally slips in eggs, cheese and bacon.
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"First impressions matter," said Mr. Marshall, who slips repeatedly between Spanish and English when he talks.
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Rae, playing a fictionalized version of herself, slips into the role of Issa with obvious enthusiasm.
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If both home-state senators didn't return their blue slips, the nominee wouldn't receive a hearing.
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Small slips on the back nine Sunday provided extra drama, but Woods would not be denied.
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That dread that sets in as Monday morning hurtles toward you while the weekend slips away.
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Charlie represses the information, but it slips out during the fight over Miranda's night with Adam.
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During the Second, the slips were moved to a monastery to escape the bombing of Munich.
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There's a wonderful moment when Julia first slips into her Munchkin shoes, made by Mrs. Chang.
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Crews will burn their slips before leaving Shipu, a pretty harbour surrounded by steep wooded hills.
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Shipping rates are expected to decrease as demand slips, the company said in an earnings report.
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"If someone slips up constantly, they'll not be a part of this team anymore," Thomas said.
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I get blackout drunk and puke in the tiki-themed bathrooms; my father slips out early.
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I know what SERP means and the term kind of slips out in regular conversation sometimes.
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Since it's not drilled into the wall, there's the likelihood the bar slips out of position.
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This house is full of Post-it slips reminding me of this, that and the other.
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"If someone slips up constantly, they'll not be a part of this team anymore," Thomas said.
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Then your mask slips into this incredibly sweet happy little girl who's got tons of puppies.
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"If someone slips and falls, the worst scenario is they're going after your home," he said.
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For decades, negative blue slips merely signaled the potential for strong floor opposition to a nominee.
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Go deeper: Top 4 Democrats way ahead of 2020 rivals in 2 polls, but Warren slips
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Republicans blocked 18 court nominees during the Obama administration by refusing to return their blue slips.
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There are moments there—brief ones—in which Vernon slips into an Auto-Tuned trap flow.
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What happens when your headset slips off your head and conks another passenger in the face?
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But Pattinson slips into the role in a way that imbues Connie with pathos and humanity.
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He towels himself off and then slips through a side door into the fresh winter evening.
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But every time you think you have this show figured out, it slips away from you.
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He published his poems on little slips of paper, which was the custom in 16th-century Spain.
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And if your company ever "slips" people head STRAIGHT for the door as they did at Siebel.
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The slips, signed by the school's principals and counselors, are for the Fall of 2016-17 semester.
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The casual tone slips away as she's clearly thinking about every word she says before she speaks.
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First relationships often involve messy emotional outbursts, embarrassing slips of the tongue, and other assorted adolescent fuckups.
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On the other hand, nobody wants a doctor who hasn't slept, and slips up on the job.
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They're in an arms race with bots, trolls, and every other undesirable who slips through content filters.
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Both sides accuse each other of selective memory when it comes to the history of blue slips.
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Kuchar and Mickelson save their pars, but Fowler misses a 10-footer and slips to 1-under.
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He slips into their holding chamber, getting up close and personal with the two chained-up dragons.
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It celebrates our island story rather than lamenting it (and frequently slips into calling that island England).
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If you watch the film, you'll notice he slips off that counter, but he just keeps going.
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She checks homework, brews coffee, and slips wedges of cheese between slices of rye bread for breakfast.
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Then it's: hand on the shoulder slips and stays and goes to the small of the back.
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In the first four months of the year, employers said they would hand out 250,061 pink slips.
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But Home Depot slips after rare sales miss as delayed spring weather hits demand ** Cons Staples flat.
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Scott Walker to delay a $100 million debt payment last month, slips eight spots to 23rd place.
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Amazon's path to world domination now includes tackling those annoying "missed delivery" slips on your front door.
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Still, learning a new fantasy language is no easy feat, and even the Khaleesi sometimes slips up.
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And every once in a while, those onstage are so in the moment that their compose slips.
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Some districts sent permission slips home for parent approval while others have incorporated it into their curriculum.
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Terrified, she slips and falls to the floor as she takes in the mysterious figure before her.
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Whether or not China actually slips into deficit this year will be determined mostly by commodities prices.
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Amidst drilling through Facebook's strategy and progress, he slips in several notable passages revealing his own philosophy.
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Few things derail a cookout faster than a dull knife that slips and slashes the chef's hand.
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No. 19 Dayton slips past Duquesne DAYTON, Ohio — Archie Miller might have rested easier with a rout.
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You try to pick up that luke-warm cup of coffee, but it slips from your hands.
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I needed to use coloured slips, underglazes, high temperature glazes, low temperature glazes, overgrazes, and metallic lustre.
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Tam slips on a pair of rubber boots and takes me on a tour of the property.
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"Not a moment of it slips by where I don't realize how special it is," she says.
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Police have confiscated thousands of voting slips, and courts have fined and threatened to arrest regional officials.
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"Mind your fingers during all this," says Barnett, who has survived several accidental slips of the knife.
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If a board goes dead, the repair shop slips it out, and slides a new board in.
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It begins to drop after state testing is complete in the spring, then slips further in June.
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A tool for Advice and Consultation The treatment of blue slips as advisory is a bipartisan tradition.
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Also on the bill is AlunaGeorge, which slips a streak of female empowerment into its dance tunes.
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When the musician's friends show up with molly, Sabine slips away to hang out with that crowd.
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Beyond its gallery walls, it is a place where time slips away and ghosts roam the stairways.
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And that image bears reexamination, too, as the United States' freedom ranking slips to a troubling low.
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On Thursday at 9:59 AM, Mercury retrograde finally ends its brigade of confusion and Freudian slips.
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Giannascoli slips in and out of character, trying on new masks and questioning himself as he goes.
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The duke slips out, as do Charles and the Comte, who decides to have the police called.
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Prepare your bodyLower body strength is important for recovering from slips, upper body strength for surviving falls.
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You see Teyana doing what she does best -- move her body -- when, outta nowhere, BAM ... she slips.
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These private palazzos, with their own boat slips and stirring views across the water, are rare indeed.
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At some point, the strain becomes so great that the rock breaks and slips along a fault.
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Several videos circulating on social media showing some voters openly stuffing ballot boxes with multiple voting slips.
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"Everyone is awake, we are all fine," Abdul says, then his obsidian face slips into a grin.
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I saw it from a friend, who saw it from teen students who forgot their permission slips.
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But here too he slips from explanation to justification, adopting what sounds a lot like Putin's narrative.
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Britain's government slips into turmoil, the U.S. sanctions Saudi Arabia and Khmer Rouge leaders await their verdict.
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Chicharito with a chance, as he drives into the area and then slips free of two Germans.
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Several videos circulating on social media showed some voters openly stuffing ballot boxes with multiple voting slips.
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But often, in adulthood, the "exceptionally well behaved" mask slips and reveals an out-of-season child.
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Senegal gets a counter immediately, but a cross from the end line also slips through without connecting.
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But Turow questions whether paper slips or notices with QR codes will spur much response from consumers.
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As the wind passes through windows and slips under doors we meet the characters in the book.
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At one point in season two of "You," Forty slips acid into Joe's drink without him knowing.
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Strauss captures Ophelia's instability in music that slips between sumptuous lyrical flights and bouts of fractured eeriness.
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Is the announcement too little, too late as the country slowly slips into a creeping civil war?
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An election official validates a pile of voting slips — hours after they were meant to be validated.
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He slips the message into a bottle and tosses it into the river, this hero of futility.
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These slips in and out of subjectivity—the subtle, barely there bits of speculation—this is repunditry.
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Mr. Romano keeps a popcorn maker there, and occasionally slips in with his family to watch movies.
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As she walks outside the house, she slips into her black burqa, covering all but her eyes.
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The affidavit also said police searched one backpack containing pay slips for one of Faith&aposs employees.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa — blocked every Obama nominee who was unable to obtain both blue slips. Sen.
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If she slips up and quotes the Mallory Ortberg Bible, we'll know she's a superfan for sure.
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But if she makes a big play for senior citizens, and Macron's support among them slips, watch out.
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But what about the rogue red cell that slips through the filter with its cancer genes still intact?
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"Just gotta tell ya, before this thing goes on," he says as he slips it on her finger.
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I used to take my mom's slips and pretend I was dancing with Mikhail Baryshnikov in The Nutcracker.
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John slips away and comes up behind him and hits him with a pillow and that was it.
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If Biden slips to third or even fourth place, that could be a body blow to his campaign.
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By the time they got their pink slips and hit the market, there were simply no jobs left.
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"You are so not extra," he says as he slips a piece of white paper under his collar.
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That was when I and hundreds of others were given our pink slips at my former employer, BuzzFeed.
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Yeah, it slips through a tiny opening, but it's a tiny opening that never should have been there.
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The actress easily slips from icy blonde to deep brunette and back again — like it's nothing at all.
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I felt I knew her only through the practical things she provided: rides, food, signatures on permission slips.
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She also adds a subtle layer of sweetness and humor, allowing Veronica slips of vulnerability here and there.
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He casually slips in the mention of a mid-life crisis when I ask him why he's here.
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In June, employers said they planned to hand out 38,483 pink slips, according to the latest Challenger report.
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Dress down feminine silk slips and florals, which can sometimes feel too saccharine when paired with dainty heels.
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He understands the doubt and though he tries to offhandedly dismiss it, his slips of sarcasm bely him.
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The warrants also said that the suspects would have the cashiers sign blank deposit slips for the bank.
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" The search engine's shallow understanding was obvious when it returned the link "Unreleased Madonna single slips onto Net.
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As "The Only Story" proceeds, Barnes slips in and out of the first-, second- and third-person voices.
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It pops out, sings a cheery tune, does a little dance, then slips back from whence it came.
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As the nice salesmen doing shuffle steps makes his way to the window he slips and falls backwards.
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"I've given instructions to the police this morning for great firmness so that nothing slips by," he added.
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Gold has fallen by 1.6 percent this week as it slips from an April 17 high of $1,295.42.
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As our summer slowly slips from our grasp, I can see the smiles of my colleagues gradually fading.
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His rhetoric often goes beyond concerns about trade and slips into xenophobic stereotypes about crafty foreigners undermining America.
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She slips out under cover of darkness and heads over to the garage, where Thirst Trap Nick lives.
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The camera's lingering gaze exposes the limitations of his coping mechanisms, creates humanizing moments when his façade slips.
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As you drive around the savannah, through sand, mud, and water, the vehicle slips, slides, drifts, and skids.
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"I want to set the record straight with respect to blue slips," she said in a July statement.
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The sea's surface shimmers, iridescent; a cloud slips across the sun, and all becomes dark violet, blind depths.
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I helped, but except for the permission slips and the email to the union, students ran the operation.
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SpaceX says the BFR will be ready by 2022, though few will be surprised if that date slips.
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The finial slips over the center branch of the tree to catch the twinkle of the tree lights.
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The costume designer said that the Supergirl suit easily slips on and has a zipper in the back.
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All trades were performed on slips of paper that would end up blanketing the floor by mid-morning.
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The path leading to the breeding shed is made of rubber to prevent any slips from excited stallions.
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A sharp knife cuts through the sheet; a dull knife slips off the edge or rips it unevenly.
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But I do love it there: all that Murano glass winking at you as the night slips away.
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Then, one day, like an irresistible wrecking ball, Rihanna slips into your DMs and asks for your number.
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On a nice day, he slips on a baseball glove, goes outdoors and plays catch with his father.
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"Blue slips for district court judges has been time honored and I think needs to stay," he said.
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Like the OnePlus, there's built-in fall detection that retracts the camera if it slips from your hand.
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Mars slips back into simmering Scorpio on the 27th, ending the month on an intense and seductive note.
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This often includes paper baskets for filing things like homework and permission slips, or bins for extra supplies.
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She keeps paperback editions of both books, marked with slips of paper, close at hand to read from.
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Is there a chance we think we have him in our grasp and he slips through our fingers?
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Democrats could also claim a more decisive victory if the value of incumbency slips in today's political environment.
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The male condom, a thin sheath that slips over the penis, has a pregnancy rate of 18 percent.
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Increasingly, with Republicans in power in the upper chamber, the respect for blue slips has taken a hit.
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Before he leaves to catch his train, Mike slips a CD of the Qween Beat compilation to Vjuan.
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She slips back on one of her baseball caps, one the Daily Mail seems especially fond of featuring.
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In a case of inexcusable irony, Pelosi slips into an economic rescue bill provisions that harm the economy.
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He writes notes to his mother and slips them under her door, like Ms. Dion's late husband did.
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Listen to the way he slips subtly from the work's grim opening to the jauntier, waltzing second section.
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Several women reported suffering from uterine prolapse — when the uterus slips down the vagina, sometimes falling out entirely.
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But eventually, as the sediment slips through the cracks like sand through an hourglass, the ground gives way.
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Kosinski slips in and out of their fragmented narratives, a presence at once signally important and maddeningly elusive.
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An unseen jailer passes him, through a slot in the door, slips of paper marked with Chinese characters.
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In some cases, blue slips are withheld just to pressure the White House on legislation or other appointments.
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Schumer said he might be open to reducing debate time but only after the blue slips were restored.
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They argue that when even his top Cardinals present him with such criticism, Francis responds with pink slips.
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His fishing rod on fire upon the water as he slips off the world again, and passes out.
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"It just slips through your fingers, because when you're on one of these conspiracy benders, everything makes sense."
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Board members are chosen by lottery -- names are written on separate slips of paper and drawn at random.
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No more war!' chants break out immediately after the nominee slips through the camera gantlet and sits down.
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But she's unsteady with anger, and a packet of condiment slips from her hand and over the counter.
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In February, they confirmed the first appeals court nominee who lacked blue slips from both home-state senators.
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In order to help "get their creative juices flowing," Forty slips acid into Joe's drink without him knowing.
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"That conditioning slips out in the form of thoughts and feelings and words, jokes and deeds," he said.
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One kid is white and the other black ... and XXX slips the noose around the white child's neck.
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Chung, now managing editor at Catapult and author of an upcoming memoir about adoption, sometimes slips into Slack.
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Time slips away in the film almost imperceptibly, and the narrative arc doesn't yield easily to the viewer.
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Starting in the 1990s UPS began streamlining operations, first by installing GPS-tracking equipment on delivery trucks and replacing handwritten delivery slips with "smart labels," bar-coded slips that are scanned as much as five times as packages move from processing facilities to delivery trucks to the hands of the customer.
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As they close in on their goal, Smith's onscreen girlfriend slips, and is about to fall to her death.
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Only today, we can't dispense the tension which accrues when the mask slips to reveal the same face underneath.
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He slips the ring on her hand, and for the next few minutes, they hug, kiss, laugh and cry.
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However, don't get in the shower, since shower sex allows for all kinds of echoes, slips, and sometimes falls.
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Images and videos posted to social media show various angles of the rockslide, both during and after the slips.
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I set up a date with this guy for Wednesday — except he slips that he lives in New Jersey.
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In the church's aging industrial kitchen, CEO Jack Dorsey slips on a hairnet and begins to dole out lunch.
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There will inevitably come a time when this sort of geek-friendly pop culture slips out of the mainstream.
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Helena's first contraction hits hard, and Coady runs to her side just as she slips back into another flashback.
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Once obtaining a sample, men have to drop some on a slide that slips into the connected camera device.
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" Now that the couple is happily married, Diaz says, "Everything else just kind of like washes and slips away.
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As I'm dicing an onion, the knife slips and gives me a pretty nasty cut on my index finger.
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But there are also risks for Republicans if Grassley decides to schedule hearings without both blue slips in hand.
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Although Mr. Lenk remains alone onstage, he deftly slips in and out of the other characters in his story.
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But if the purpose of the company slips its shareholder-value moorings, who knows where it might end up?
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The silicone sleeve slips directly into a wine bottle and provides a tight seal, with no spills or mess.
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Topshop's new selection offers a little bit of everything, from floral minis to polka dot maxis to satin slips.
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The bullet vibrator conveniently slips into the top of the cock ring, and the whole thing is 100% waterproof.
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This isn't a veto power; it's not unheard of for nominees without two blue slips to ultimately be confirmed.
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Customers could withdraw money from ATMs, but some retailers resorted to using paper slips to take down customer information.
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For a moment, a few fleeting seconds, the facade slips, and he reveals the true nature of his soul.
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The vanquished Sarafian, meanwhile, slips to 10-6 overall, and a tough 2-4 on the sport's biggest stage.
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Additionally, if the performance of the drug slips over time, the drug's cost-effectiveness will be renegotiated, said Pani.
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Thinking she's in the clear, however, she slips up — and admits that Alan wears a toupee on live television.
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However, the airport slips to No. 2 this year, due to a lower ranking for arrivals and departures times.
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The church's bottle-conditioned 4.5-percent ABV porter slips down very easily, with subtle notes of caramel and chocolate.
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" Taylor told me that "if someone slips through and doesn't have a background check, it becomes a big issue.
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But an increased vulnerability to storms will push the Kuna off the islands before the archipelago slips completely underwater.
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And so, another great name from British pop culture slips into the great federal correction complex in the sky.
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We are staying vigilant and keeping a keen eye on developments, in case something big slips through the net.
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"We used a half toilet and, when he slips down, there's a slide on the other side," Boyle says.
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Recent figures show those digital streaming platforms are gaining subscribers as the overall number of pay TV subscribers slips.
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Carvey slips between micro impressions with absurd ease, changing not only his inflection and cadence but his voice overall.
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As President Obama slips into vacation mode, his oldest daughter's rubbing elbows with Hollywood types ... for work, of course.
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Trying to capture NYC in one frame or one drawing is like holding water—it slips through your fingers.
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Blue slips are a Senate tradition meant to encourage the involvement of home state senators in the picking process.
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As he speaks with security and frantically searches for his belongings, the thief casually slips away in the mix.
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The lubricant makes sure any stool slips into the bedpan and doesn't stick, while the terrycloth helps with cleanup.
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The resentment accumulates, especially when economic growth slips or vanishes, as is mostly the case today in Latin America.
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Dreamtime becomes all the more important starting Friday as soulful Neptune slips into its annual retrograde until November 22.
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The latest trade skirmishes come as global currency volatility slips back after a February spike off multi-year lows.
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She wants us to understand and perhaps experience Nya's pain as Omari slips through the net of her love.
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U.S. employers announced they planned to hand out 32,188 pink slips last month, a 29 percent decline from July.
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He slips on a virtual-reality headset and a pair of noise-cancelling headphones, and escapes to the beach.
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"If a nominee does not receive blue slips from both senators, the committee should not move forward," Feinstein said.
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The only catch is the case slips over your existing AirPods case and bulks it up just a tad.
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That term — the "elites" — slips from the mouths of not just casual acquaintances but also from friends and family.
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The headmistress, like my grandmother, was very strict about our wearing slips underneath our skirts, as ladies ought to.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have already attempted to block three of President Trump's circuit court nominees by not returning blue slips.
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Donaire throws a right Inoue can see coming and slips, his head coming to rest on Inoue's right shoulder.
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Godard even slips in moments from his own films — Les Carabiniers (1963) and what looks to be Weekend (1967).
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After the 20th, things cool down a little as the sun slips into Gemini and your healthy-living zone.
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And if you can't wait until then to get your Beyoncé on, click through to shop some similar slips.
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He doesn't throw many combinations, he doesn't have the slick slips, parries and counters, but he distance fights excellently.
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For days I've left him to struggle alone; focusing instead on manageable tasks like dishes, cooking, signing permission slips.
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The acceptance of suffering easily slips into normalizing sexual misconduct and its suppression as simply part of the practice.
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During the Obama administration, Grassley maintained the practice of honoring blue slips, when evaluating federal judges, according to Sen.
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If blue slips were returned with favorable comments by both of a nominee's home state senators, that indicated support.
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But other students arrived at the protest without permission slips, under threat of demerit, and fearful of academic repercussions.
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Now she can find epazote, and she sometimes slips a few leaves into the hot pan with the hibiscus.
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If lawmakers from a nominee's state did not return their blue slips, they blocked him or her from advancing.
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No surprises, no speeches, no slips, although he did wear a latex glove in deference to local health codes.
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The bookmakers pack up their computers and roll them away on dollies, leaving the lawn littered with betting slips.
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I walk past it every day on my way to my office, watching as it slips slowly into obscurity.
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"Most women will come in and say: 'I must have weird feet — it slips off my heel,'" Meadows adds.
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According to the current norms, an account slips into the NPA category if repayment is delayed by 90 days.
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This old and fleeting fragment slips in from nowhere, to drip its poison; such subtle intrusions are Trevor's way.
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The suddenly mainstream femininity of little ruffled dresses, sequined slips and wide trousers of the formerly oddball Eckhaus Latta.
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For the most part, the film's heaviness is a virtue, even when its director, James Gray, slips into grandiosity.
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And Renault needs Nissan, the dominant performer, to continue contributing to Renault financially as its performance slips in Europe.
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Farmer slips, dodges, and ducks under punches when he boxes in a professional ring — a prizefighting version of Neo.
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The finest performance comes from Mia Katigbak, who slips into the skin of Archer's mother with her customary grace.
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When a senator "blue slips" a nominee, the Judiciary chairman must determine whether to move forward with the nomination.
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More than a dozen slow slips have been detected by the region's sprawling network of seismic stations since 22019.
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Cecilia, though, soon slips out of his grasp and then out the front door, having secretly arranged an escape.
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The use of this slang term, like many others before it, still slips through the cracks of most genres.
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Even if her place in popular culture slips away, she'll still find a way to make hay, she said.
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Boring deep into the ground risks triggering an earthquake if a large chunk of rock slips out of place.
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Scammers that the analytics firm flag don't count toward YouTube Gaming's overall numbers, but an unknown amount slips through.
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Once-used plastic wrap and slips guarding the linens find their way into black bags for trash-day pickup.
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The most moving scene is when they finally get to talk after Offred slips out of Fred's hotel room.
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Here are some of the slips, spills and crashes that Olympians have so far endured in chasing their dreams.
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As time slips away, idling vehicles add pollution, which has environmental and health consequences, including contributions to climate change.
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The light tube slips on the way down and gashes Arquette near the jugular, causing blood to gush out.
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He's the author of a book called Counting My Days While My Mind Slips Away, written to preserve his memories.
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However, "the content in the surface is pulled by algorithm", so there's always a chance that problematic content slips through.
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I couldn't help but think: This woman is about to exfoliate my face with a razor...what if she slips?
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After removing the crusty gunk with a scalpel, the gummy yellow lipoma slips out of Leonard's arm nice and smoothly.
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If a study proved the risks of extra slips or breaks are negligible, Mandell doubts this would notably increase sales.
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Mars slips into your 12th house of fantasy from the 8th on, bringing a fairy-tale vibe to the month.
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A brand reaches its apotheosis when it slips into the vernacular as a generic noun—Band-Aid, Kleenex, even Dumpster.
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But with the barely there outfits she sports during her Las Vegas show, "Piece of Me," nip slips are inevitable.
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Try the PISA test yourself China slips East Asia performed best overall, occupying seven of the top spots for science.
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For instance, Maddalena says that inside the District 12 reaping bowl are the original name slips used in the film.
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Beddit is a paper-thin sensor that slips between your mattress pad and your bedsheet to monitor your sleep patterns.
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Instead of the player receiving the screen making the cut, the screener slips the screen and dives toward the basket.
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Penora says the company updates the data monthly so users are "constantly scanned," and no one slips through the net.
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She cries as he slips the ring on his finger, then they enjoy their first kiss as an engaged couple.
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This process might involve them producing ancient pay slips from a six month period of casual employment three years ago.
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RAJAPALAYAM, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Before the break of dawn, Muthulakshmi Mariappan slips out of her home and starts running.
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It still gets hot, and it gets uncomfortable after a 10-hour workday slips into 12, or something like that.
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In 2010 the Home Office destroyed an archive of old landing slips, the only evidence some had of their arrival.
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This Monday, February 6, fortuitous Jupiter slips into his annual retrograde, putting our gamblers' instincts in the time-out chair.
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We don't really know how she gets off, but she sort of nebulously slips away into a cloud of ether.
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Bran immediately slips into vision #2, where he finds himself staring down the Night's King — leading into a classic bit.
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McConnell and others complain Democrats are abusing the practice by not returning the blue slips to bottle up the nominees.
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Is Instagram so busy policing nip slips that dick pics can slip through the cracks for nearly a whole day?
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Boat slips start at about $325 per foot and go up to $972 a foot for vessels over 150 feet.
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There are downsides — it's heavy and the shoulder strap slips on my boney shoulders — but the good outweighs the bad.
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They take names at a plastic folding table under a tent, handing out numbers on thumbnail-sized slips of paper.
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The rancher slips white work gloves over his rough hands and reaches for a ball of blue hay-baling string.
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Beyond blue slips, Democrats say there are other ways to empower all committee members during the confirmation process for judges.
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It has an adjustable halter strap and a waistline tie that slips through one side to create the wrap effect.
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He's 82, "beginning to feel his age" and has made a couple of minor but elderly slips at public events.
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That little electronic tab, called the Jacquard Tag, slips into the cuff of the jacket and pairs with your phone.
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Meanwhile, if she slips even once in her self-control or calculations, her ghostly ally will drive her mad too.
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We think that bar will be met, with a good chance economic growth slips below trend and prompts a response.
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Kyrie Irving slips a deft pocket pass to James out of the pick-and-roll, and James drops the hammer.
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"They have no problem taking taxpayer dollars with one hand and giving out pink slips with the other," she said.
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If a company is paid on the successful operation of their product, it has to ensure that quality never slips.
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Her halo also slips at a copper mine in northern Myanmar, where she is confronted by weeping and angry protesters.
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When he tries to jump between the speakers again, Watson slips off and lands among the bodies in the crowd.
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If the switch slips out of position, it can cut power to steering, air bags, brakes and other vehicle systems.
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Case is a hacker, the kind who slips behind the technological walls and borders that most people don't know exist.
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It means grippy outsoles that minimize slips and keep a youngster moving at top speed, and without marking surfaces, either.
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Defying hospital protocol, Mathilde slips away to the convent, where she discovers a pregnant novice in the throes of labor.
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"The foot says stay," he says, and slips his feet out of his sandals and rests them on the chair.
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Inspiring as it seems on first inspection, the self-help slogan "live in the present" slips rapidly out of focus.
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The explosion of the van, which contained the symbolically stamped slips of paper, was an artistic representation of the campaign.
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I highly recommend it for our moment: You cannot put this book down; the rest of the world slips away.
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Time, meanwhile, slips forward: Book 20 isn't set exactly in the '90s, but there are phones and cars and airplanes.
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Often guffaw-out-loud funny, the movie pretty much slips into something of a mess but remains a must-see.
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Light slips through perforations in the roof to dapple the sanctuary floor, like sun passing through a thicket of mangroves.
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The way it slips from your hands, the weird feeling of shoving your entire hand through the center — ugh, exhilarating.
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General Salah occasionally slips into the familiar language of autocrats, slandering the opposition as "traitors" bent on undermining the state.
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Besides blue slips, the other remaining impediment to a flurry of judicial confirmations is time – Senate floor time that is.
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As a result, all manner of ugliness slips by — unnoticed, barely noticed or noticed and accepted as Trump being Trump.
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His album "Don't Be Cruel" becomes a major success, but as Bobby celebrates, he slips into a destructive drug addiction.
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Between the moments, it slips in the footage of Pelosi ripping up the speech as if it happened multiple times.
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When there is tragedy Zanis slips in, often unnoticed to many, to help Americans make sense of the what's happened.
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As you do at Nitehawk, you note your food and drink order on slips of paper gathered silently by waiters.
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The term "blue slipping" comes from the blue slips sent to senators for positive or negative comments on a nomination.
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There were also decisions handed down from higher courts on minuscule slips that had to be intricately rolled and sealed.
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The young man walks out of the pub, defeat stamped all over his face, and slips on a wet step.
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But the effect that scrapping blue slips will have upon the federal judiciary, and therefore the nation, is actually positive.
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" That night, Coleman wrote in his journal, "She slips through air like a harbor seal in an icy green sea.
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At less than a pound, this ultra-slim tablet slips in anywhere, which makes it the perfect choice for travelers.
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Republicans registered their "nay" votes with red slips of paper, Democrats their "yeas" with green ones — so perfect for Christmas.
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You see it all the time — phone sticking out of a person's back pocket, phone slips out, phone gets destroyed.
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He often slips into poetry during speeches, pulling the heartstrings of his followers and confirming their sense of shared destiny.
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Specifically, it is Huell who slips a cellphone battery into a jacket pocket of Jimmy's ostensibly battery-phobic brother, Chuck.
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Once the rear unit slips into fifth gear, the front transmission disengages, turning this Ferrari into a rear-drive car.
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The volume of carbon that slips through is huge—a quarter of all global emissions are tied to trade flows.
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Trump's evocation of a common American mission could be easily forgotten if he slips into his scorching rhetoric on immigration.
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Instead, it slips between tones and moods, much the way people do even during the darkest times in their lives.
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Across the country, more than 140,000 workers have been given pink slips and companies have continued to ship jobs overseas.
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If you actually go into a bank branch (Hi, kids!), they have pens for writing out deposit slips (Hi, grandkids
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Early in the show, a tall, austere, older woman in black (Karen Kandel) slips a telephone earpiece beneath Seacole's wig.
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Hundreds of comments found on Twitter on the state of Nigeria were fastened on slips of paper to a wall.
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At their relentlessly optimistic mother's behest, they move from Vermont to New York City, while their father slips into depression.
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Rhymes ring with the assonance of the currencies and the inflexion slips along the line of the belly in profile.
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Then, because of the sensitivity of anal tissue (and the risk of causing extra damage to the rectum by thrusting too hard and fast if excessive amounts of an appropriate lube mask sexual intensity), the risk of those slips leading to disease transmission is likely still elevated relative to similar slips in vaginal sex.
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For the year, the sector has handed out 75,232 pink slips, 25 percent more than during the same period last year.
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The bear climbs a few steps, slips back down, and tries again — over, and over, until it finally reaches the top.
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On rare occasions, however, a retrovirus hits the evolutionary jackpot and slips inside the genome of a sperm or egg cell.
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The fact that I used to wear vintage slips over jeans and would sew words into my pencil cases at school.
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But, if she slips up or totally blanks in the future, there's likely a producer close by who can help out.
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So Elodie puts herself at risk to prove she is "good" at lifting and slips the sunglasses into her sweater sleeve.
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These enigmatic slips are mostly occurring to the northeast of the San Jacinto Fault, and primarily below depths of 6 miles.
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Under Hatch in the late 1990s, Republican senators were able to block or delay nominees via unreturned or negative blue slips.
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When Swiftmile deploys in Austin, the plan is to start with 10 stations, which comes out to about 80 parking slips.
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Formality slips away when you've been waiting four years for the follow-up to an album as magnificent as Channel Orange.
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AS HER lead in the polls slips, Theresa May is trying to turn the focus of the election back to Brexit.
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He tries to avoid work he feels is beneath him, while desperately clinging to what he's earned before it slips away.
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"I'm so happy that this happened," says castmate Jonathan, as he slips into makeup and a dress for the queer prom.
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That's where I learned the hustle, working as a 'writer' who collects betting slips and delivers them back to a bookie.
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"But if one slips through the cracks every once and a while it's not going to be a big radiological event."
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When bad information inevitably slips through, hearing it authoritatively spoken aloud is even more jarring than seeing it on a page.
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On one, Saric runs up like he's going to set a ball screen for Simmons, but instead slips to the cup.
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As she slips on gold jewelry, her hands seem to be as large as tree trunks projected into their own landscape.
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Then he reaches into his right pants pocket, pulls out the Calvin Klein underwear, and slips it over his slim frame.
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And—hard to credit in the digital age—in America controllers still hand each other slips of paper to track aircraft.
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The portion that slips inside your ears is almost the same as the original EarPods, but with a few crucial differences.
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Made by HyperDrive, the USB-C Hub slips onto an Apple USB-C power adapter and adds two USB 3.0 ports.
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But Massachusetts slips from last year's top ranking in this category because of worker shortages—unemployment is below the national average.
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"Told You So" soars over spidery Afropop guitar and excitable drums as Williams's voice slips between unadorned yell and robotic vocoder.
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On Sunday, December 9, Mars leaves lighthearted Libra's love nest and slips into scintillating Scorpio's chamber of secrets until January 26.
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She slips out of bed, careful not to disturb her husband, or wake her children who are sleeping in nearby rooms.
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What's fun about the character this time around is she's in control of what character she slips in and out of.
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There's more ... Bob also told us which horse to watch out for next racing season ... so, get your betting slips ready!!
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Though infrasound can travel for a while and slips through walls with ease, the sound waves would spread far and wide.
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Isn't it finally time to dispose of all those little slips of paper with your passwords for every service you use?
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On "Oh Ivy" Lucy, who has worked as a restaurant pianist, slips from gentle and soothing coos to shrieks and wails.
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On Saturday, thoughtful Mercury slips into empathetic Pisces; then, on Sunday, there will be a solar eclipse in the same sign.
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Horndog Mars slips into seductive Scorpio from January 3 to March 5, ensuring that we'll all stay warm this winter. Meow!
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They then incubated the slips in another sort of solution—in this case either enriched in anemone repair proteins, or not.
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A young boy screaming for his mother as he slips from a wall and falls to his death on flaming rubble.
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I'm hoping to get a lucky bounce like that or it slips through to Johnny, and I got a lucky bounce.
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When Jaime wells up as the Mountain's sword slips out of its scabbard, his face is that of a lover betrayed.
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Yes. Did she say, of a bundt cake, "I've oiled the cup so it slips out easily" on her Christmas episode?
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If Microsoft goes up more, or if Amazon slips after the stock starts trading, Bezos could fall back to No. 2.
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A reporter, Vicki Vale, slips into the fray to ask a question or two—strictly off the record, for appearances anyway.
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He slips on a pair of gloves and enters full doctor mode as he signals me to come take a look.
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"Amelia" slips up and says to Boo that MCC would never increase Litchfield's budget without filing a breach of contract form.
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One morning last September, she arrived at the plant to find her boss dropping folded slips of paper into a box.
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The camera mercifully slips out of focus as someone holds one of the plastic Hell Tubes up for a closer look.
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With all aboard, the Lake Shore Limited slips out of the perpetual Penn Station dusk and into the day's waning light.
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He thinks he spots someone when Martha visits Clark's place again, so Philip, in disguise, slips out before she gets there.
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If he slips a bit, the Lakers will have a tough time competing with the upper-echelon teams in the West.
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If she makes a major error that slips by, that could lead to a guilty verdict being thrown out on appeal.
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Not the skin or the disordered hair or the breath or the saliva or everything that slips unconnected past the skin.
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As most American workers are painfully aware, such an acquisition often generates pink slips in an attempt to "synergize" the business.
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Posters have appeared on poles across the city with little dangling paper slips that can be torn off and taken away.
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TORONTO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index opened lower on Thursday, hurt by slips among heavyweight financial and energy stocks.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, some Southern senators used the slips to block judicial nominees who would be favorable to desegregation.
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"During the Obama administration, no nominee received a hearing unless both home state senators had returned their blue slips," she said.
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The book is a net composed of these threads, and if its narrator slips through, what it catches instead is remarkable.
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On the 17th, Venus slips into Cancer and your playing-for-keeps eighth house, followed by the sun on the 20th.
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But when an updated version comes along — Golem 2.0 — Robert finds himself obeying its suggestions as his own agency slips away.
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It slips the clutch to emulate a more traditional automatic transmission, but often feels jittery and unrefined when creeping in traffic.
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If I hit too hard, or if the hammer slips, I'll smash the nut, losing the game but rewarding my senses.
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The plot slips into gear when the tabloid editor tries to blackmail the mining magnate with explicit photographs from an orgy.
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And all three accountants were scheduled to attend rehearsals and practice any mix-ups if one slips through, the firm said.
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Several videos shot in polling stations showed some voters openly stuffing ballot boxes with multiple voting slips circulated on social media.
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A democratic tyrant slips into power by dint of deception: He is usually rich, but he carries himself as a commoner.
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Given the season, let's start with how to avoid slips, trips and falls outdoors when sidewalks can sometimes resemble hockey rinks.
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Many of the words and phrases on the slips reflected the vocabulary of Ms. Warren's presidential bid: Break up big tech.
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They accept slips and don't engage in black-and-white thinking like 'I was bad,' an attitude that is self-defeating.
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But some patrons, like Ms. Beaky, had old-fashioned piles of dead-tree matter, wrapped with request slips bearing their names.
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Sometimes bad things happen in the office, your emotions run high and a curse word accidentally slips out of your mouth.
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Sadly, it appears that Mr. McCain, as he slips into eternity, left in bitterness and anger rather than peace and forgiveness.
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The matte finish slips into your skin without making it feel dry or shiny, which on camera can read as oily.
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Philip D. Murphy held up slips of paper no larger than baseball cards — receipts with tiny black text showing his bets.
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The house is fully furnished, and includes a pier, private dock with two boat slips, and an attached two-car garage.
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He has argued that the devotion to Mr. Trump in the Republican rank-and-file could diminish if the economy slips.
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Reagan, who like Trump faced questions during his presidency about forgetfulness and mental slips, disclosed in 1994 that he had Alzheimer's.
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In the same time span, the fault has produced a dozen slow slips, each one recorded in a detailed seismic catalog.
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Some of the files we reviewed contained sensitive data, like shared password lists and contracts or other permission slips and agreements.
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" She famously said of a Republican congressman, "If his I.Q. slips any lower, we'll have to water him twice a day.
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Sticky notes, those little slips of yellow paper with adhesive you leave all around your house as reminders, are old technology.
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China and India stand to benefit if America's progress on clean energy slips under President-elect Donald Trump, energy experts say.
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Falls, slips and trips made up the next most common major cause of workplace fatalities, resulting in 800 deaths last year.
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Hauser slips in some great comedic moments to lighten the tension, but also plays him as a man with unwavering positivity.
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"NYx" opens with a searching solo violin melody, like some mournful folk song, that slips into raunchy bursts of double-stops.
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In Britain, the Labour Party is now led by a militant anti-Zionist whose deep-seated anti-Semitism occasionally slips out.
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James Safechuck takes a small gold ring, studded with diamonds, out of a jewelry box and slips it onto his finger.
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Orzel makes this all highly engaging, though he occasionally slips a bit too far into the language of a college lecturer.
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Related: Massage Parlor Bust Shows How Houston Has Become a Hub for Human Trafficking Agathe slips into some blue-grey lingerie.
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Indeed, the Times's Savage reported that blue slips have shaped Trump's entire judicial nomination strategy: And indeed, the White House has had some success — Democratic senators in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Dakota, and Colorado have all returned blue slips for Trump appellate judge picks from their respective states whom they deemed qualified enough, and who have since been confirmed.
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Zakia and Ali later get a ride to another hiding spot in the journalists' cars, and Nordland slips Ali a thousand dollars.
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It's a perfect model to hone your fast-twitch reflexes with, and be ready whenever someone wants to race for pink slips.
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Of course, this train of thought has an obvious flaw—the feeling of being "fine" slips away when you stop taking medication.
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As soon as the mask slips or the bubble bursts we realize these people aren't the two-dimensional caricatures living perfect lives.
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He finishes his speech, slips out of the amphitheater, and strides to a luncheon, where he joins Merkel and U2's Bono.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper, as a White House reporter at ABC News, used to document Biden's slips in an occasional series called "Oh!
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Queen Elizabeth, 89, rarely slips away from Buckingham Palace for a night out, but when she does, it hardly ever becomes public.
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But there's a nonbinary character … It's just so easy to say 12 black British women, because it just slips off the tongue.
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He slips in a Star Trek joke ("make it so") as I tap the tablet again to send us on our trip.
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Still, it's a very easy laptop to carry around all day, and it slips into my backpack or shoulder bag with ease.
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The whole thing is relatively uneventful until Emily slips up, totally forgetting the name of a guest, allowing Andy to swoop in.
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The first crewed flights of those vehicles were supposed to take place in 2017, but the program has experienced numerous timeline slips.
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The reader slips into a literary China of poetry and mystery that flourished long before the boom—and will certainly outlive it.
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Matching a firm's pay slips with its employees' tax returns used to take an age; a computer can now do it quickly.
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It's when she slips out into the hallway, a tear or two sliding down her peachy cheeks, that shit really gets interesting.
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At points, the editorial slips into dangerous territory when it claims that the President is too "mentally ill" to watch their show.
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They offer a happy medium between the dress shoes he wears to work and the sneakers he slips into on the weekends.
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Taking away blue slips removes this leverage and so could actually have rather important consequences for presidential-senatorial consultation, regardless of party.
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It's hard to maintain a farce for so long, and there have been slips, telling statements on the parts of my relatives.
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Boockvar said the low level of firings makes sense because employers typically trim hours and slow hiring before resorting to pink slips.
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In his flight, Newt slips away from the protective confines of whiteness and embraces a kinship of social alienation with fugitive slaves.
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Before paper, Chinese wrote on bamboo slips; they used bamboo tubes for irrigation, and later stuffed them with gunpowder to ignite muskets.
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For instance, it has replaced paper slips with digital ones, and is licensing that technology to other control systems around the world.
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While he clarifies that the slips are not previously used, he points out that they can be worn for day or night.
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At the end of the day, the dentist slips on the gas mask to see if she can find what Ali found.
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For him, the obvious solution was to build a robot that slips over an iPad and acts like human hands, only better.
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My "party clothing" drawer consists of very squeaky vinyl pants, some sexy slips, nippies (an essential), and a few sparkly sequin pieces.
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Ruth refuses to let the doctor cut off her boot, so Sam gently unties it and slips it off her swollen ankle.
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Fighting back happy tears, a surprised Lia shakes her head yes, smiling, as her now-fianc slips a ring on her finger.
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Columbus, Ohio-headquartered CoverMyMeds provides electronic prior authorizations, which are permission slips from health plans, to pharmacies, providers, insurers and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
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No special interpretation applies here; the labor of translation inevitably entails such slips, which are as easily corrected as Kafka's incorrect initialisms.
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Once again, Yen shows off his acrobat skills as he slips past lasers and meticulously takes and replace the jewels with fakes.
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Reid slips between mortified teen to eloquently speaking to the world's injustices as easily as she weaves between contrasting roles on screen.
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In a moment when the "doctor" isn't being vigilant, Will slips into his mind and does more than a little poking around.
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Also crucial is the moment when Andrew leaves and his john slips on a wedding ring before calling 911, then hangs up.
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Later, Ava suggests to PJ that he take his date back to her mother's empty condo, and slyly slips him the key.
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Jen Chaney, Vulture: Graham, who was always the show's most valuable player, slips back into Lorelai mode without missing a sarcastic beat.
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It slips into my pants pocket with ease and is just short enough to stay in my pocket when I sit down.
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Uh … sometimes he slips into a Boston accent, which is made attractive by the fact that it's coming out of his mouth.
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One night, while Jesse is sleeping, motel manager Neck Beard Keanu slips into her room and makes her deep throat a knife.
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Silk slips, in particular, tap into a wide web of associations, from '30s screen sirens to '50s pinups to '90s grunge bands.
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With so many news headlines and stories fighting for our attention online everyday, some the good stuff often slips through the cracks.
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You just press the red button at the Klok's lower left, and it slips on and off any compatible strap with ease.
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While "Portrait" sometimes slips into murky disarray, it also achieves chillingly sudden shifts in mood, from joking and light to excruciatingly dark.
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"Late 19th- and early 20th-century undergarments — bloomers, petticoats, nightdresses and slips — make up the core of our women's collection," he says.
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The conservative Weekly Standard published an interview with McConnell Wednesday suggesting the GOP leaders had decided to get rid of blue slips.
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The idea that this is what it means to become platonically close with another woman conveniently explains away potential slips into romance.
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At only 7.7-inches tall, 6 inches wide, and 1.5 inches thick, this kit slips easily into a yarn tote or purse.
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Aided by this impenetrable disguise, he slips out of the White House and, bereft of a security detail, goes on the lam.
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At a nearby sweet shop, the counterman, Zuheir Taleb, no longer slips out of the back when a uniformed official walks in.
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The Judiciary Committee advanced Ryan Bounds's 9th Circuit nomination to the floor even though neither home-state senator returned their blue slips.
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Be sure to double check your messages before you send, and send an asterisked clarification if a mistake slips by your proofread.
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"If Senate passage slips beyond this week, enactment by year-end will become more difficult, in our view," the Goldman economists wrote.
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More recently, Republican senators used blue slips to hold up many of the Obama administration's judicial nominees when Democrats controlled the Senate.
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I've also been the girl at the bar talking to a guy who slips out something very personal a little too soon.
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So, Trish slips out of her hiding spot, kicking off an episode-long cat-and-mouse game between the Jessica Jones sisters.
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He slips on his shoes, runs his hands through his messy hair, and jumps in his car to head to tonight's shoot.
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The slips "did not provide any reliable evidence relating to ongoing residence in the U.K. or their immigration status," the statement reads.
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Oil prices tend to follow moves in equities, and demand for the U.S. dollar-linked commodity often increases when the greenback slips.
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As with ATRIAS, quick and careful placement of the feet makes Cassie resistant to slips, stumbles, and the occasional malicious grad student.
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"What goes around slides around, and what slides around slips around," he once told the Times-Picayune in typical Dr. John-speak.
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On his blog, Credit Slips, he explains his rationale, which is 2,400 words long and far too complex to delve into here.
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But even if our planet slips out of the sun's reach, the intense temperatures will burn it to a sad, dead crisp.
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Louise Bourgeois took her own garments (discarded dresses, slips and nightwear) and repurposed them in her 1991 "Cell" series' haunting, biomorphic sculptures.
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There, Mr. Verzeroli, who describes Shun's French menu as "more fine-dining" than Le Jardinier's, frequently slips in Asian and Japanese ingredients.
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The previous day, as he outlined the significance of this game, Pep Guardiola had made the slightest of slips of the tongue.
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Even the editors of the "Oxford English Dictionary" were having to guess based on the few citation slips in front of them.
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At day's end, after the girl has fallen promptly to sleep, Planet slips out of bed and goes on an evening frolic.
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This will help you pay attention to your word choice and the frequency of how many of these slips into your sentences.
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"In the routine rush to finish our assignments, sometimes the breadth of the surrounding intellectual force field slips our minds," she wrote.
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Gabriel Jesus gets in YARDS clear again, slips a defender in the box, but has his shot block by a trailing man.
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Every time growth slips below 6.5 percent, the authorities roll out more debt, fearful that slower growth will undermine their geopolitical goals.
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I guess if the arrogant guy in your romcom slips on a banana peel this is an O.K. term to use sarcastically.
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Why it matters: Biden called himself a "gaffe machine" 8 months ago, and his slips have long been part of his persona.
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When the broadcast ends, he slips out his earpieces, opens the door of his makeshift studio and returns to his day job.
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The whole show is an impressive tour — or detour — into states of looking and perception, with only a few slips into gimmickry.
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Occasionally a note of wistfulness or melancholy slips into his monologues, but real regret and deep introspection are alien to his character.
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Activism slips easily into discourse; our idea of what it means to "do something" has become almost indistinguishable from talking about it.
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ANONYMOUS Anyone can miss the forest for the trees — getting so hung up on details that the big picture slips right by.
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This is the person who slips off the conformist materialism of commercial society and is both purified and enlarged by nature's grandeur.
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Michele's maximalist trademarks were all there: jewel-encrusted insects, bug-like sunglasses, neon-hemmed lace slips and plaid-on-fringing-on-sequins.
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"Late-19th- and early-20th-century undergarments — bloomers, petticoats, nightdresses and slips — make up the core of our women's collection," he said.
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John Mulaney also makes a quick appearance, but the best part is when Hader slips up with some giggles of his own.
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But with that one collection, Kawakubo became a lone voice against fashion's flow of skinny, unstructured tube dresses and bias-cut slips.
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The pink slips keep coming at top banks Add another heavyweight to the list global banks that have announced layoffs this year.
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The reason is a convoluted system of occupational licensing laws, which are essentially state permission slips to work in certain regulated professions.
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Specifically, they suggest schools wait until they've received a certain number of permission slips back from parents before inviting the mobile unit.
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In the first clip, the couple is seen at a restaurant as Santana, 45, slips a stunning diamond ring on Deelishis' finger.
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And when he slips into this unruly hyper-tenor mode, you often don't mind because he also delivers blazing sound and passion.
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Watch when Jorah gets the news of Dany's pregnancy, how he slips away from the Dothraki caravan, only to rejoin it later.
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But something exciting and even stranger is going on in this novel, which slips so easily through place and time and focus.
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Ortberg slips into the sound booth and is soon joined by her guest, Anna Sale, host of WNYC's Death, Sex, and Money.
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It is a portrait more than a plot, more meditation than message, and though it sometimes slips into pedantry, it's often moving.
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" Like last year's opening sequence, it's a lovely, mournful short film, scored this time to the country standard "Funny How Time Slips Away.
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She slips into the boxing ring and within seconds, is darting back and forth as she raises her fists for a perfect uppercut.
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Brown notes the location, time and date where each bug was found and slips it in the a pill bottle with the bug.
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Brown notes the location, time and date where each bug was found and slips it in the a pill bottle with the bug.
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It's a perfect model to hone your fast-twitch reflexes with, and be ready whenever someone wants to race for pink slips. $159
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She finds Villanelle and Aaron in a restaurant and slips her a backup mic in a bread roll while Aaron takes a call.
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And yet, in the middle of squatting with a barbell on your back, you feel like your tampon slips out a little bit.
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As the notion of buying and driving your own car slips into history, new materials and technology will reshape life in the vehicle.
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With every trickle of information, the fan-favorite possibility of Brienne and Tormund finally falling in love slips away a little bit more.
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Such copies often come with slips of paper that have a digital download code for the same movie, and Redbox saw an opportunity.
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Image: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)Finally, it slips into the final traditional tablet mode, the display entirely covering the keyboard and lying nearly flat.
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Minson and Gunningham did have a massive layoff plan ready to go, but now SoftBank will be in charge of the pink slips.
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Mark, who still thinks Gracie is alive (something Coady isn't doing anything to dispute), anesthetizes Helena, and she slips back into a flashback.
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According to Betsey Reyes, Princess' owner, the conniving canine slips out of her house every night and sidles over to a nearby McDonald's.
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"Only by really chronicling and hanging out with people until the mask slips, can you know who's who and what's what," Marantz said.
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It slips into any of your pockets without taking up much space and can hold up to six cards along with some cash.
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Still, he also slips Matt the Daredevil suit, knowing he can't stop his former partner from what he sees as his true calling.
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For district court nominees, however, Grassley has said he is unlikely to hold hearings without positive blue slips from both home state senators.
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They are among the most soothing places in the city to cradle a glass while the day shortens and slips into the night.
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Its simple slips, tees, tanks, miniskirts, and more are the strong foundation of any outfit, with muted hues, structured cuts, and luxe fabrics.
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The G2699X slips in and out of the Dual Screen pretty easily, and links to the second display through a USB-C connector.
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Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden refused to return what are known as "blue slips" — pieces of paper signaling a senator's approval or disapproval.
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The phone slips into the front lid easily and the front panel attaches to the top of the headset with an elastic loop.
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Sometimes, a reference to a different city, food, or state slips in, which flags the bot-written review as fake to detection systems.
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But the equation of aesthetic avant-gardism with social vanguardism is an all-too-common fallacy, one that Love and Angst slips into.
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The Civil Guard arrested 14 senior people, most of them Catalan officials, involved in organising the referendum, and has seized 9.8m ballot slips.
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If somebody is getting a raise, you can connect to your PayFit account and modify an amount for all pay slips going forward.
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"I would go to my mom's closet and try on every pair of her high heel shoes and all her slips," she remembers.
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The surreal, with its irrational heartbeat, slips beyond the grasp of enforcement, creating a small space for alternative cultures to whisper their secrets.
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His dramatic falls, slips, fouls, and spills have prompted countless memes, and have even inspired children to act out his most ridiculous moments.
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Another company, Early Sense, makes a $199 disc that slips under a mattress and captures data like heart, breathing, and movement during sleep.
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" Beneath the headline, the paper blares, "Trump loses Iowa to Cruz, nearly slips to 3rd; Sounds like a beaten man in morose concession.
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When Freddie Highmore's killer Norman/Norma slips into Marion's room, it's Sam, the hero of the original Hitchcock film, who is splashing away.
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It's intimate, with no more than 2676 guests, who mostly resemble the aunt who slips you wads of cash behind your parent's back.
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Is the reason I haven't achieved career status that people could call a comeback should it slips away from me, my damaged hair?
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When the sperm reaches the egg, it begins the fertilization process and as it enters the egg, its robotic tail simply slips off.
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His 2017 CMA nod is for a duet with Willie Nelson, "Funny How Time Slips Away," which appeared on Campbell's final album, Adiós.
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"Just this one time," you tell yourself, loosening your grip on your empty water bottle as it slips onto the trampled grass below.
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