Meanwhile, Wills (and John) quietly slip away from the squabble.
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It's hardly the first frog to slip away from him.
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But I've been watching those same voters slip away from Trump.
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The sea heaves and shifts, but its shapes slip away from him.
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This is a game we let slide and slip away from us.
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Ms. Alqunun managed to slip away from her family during a trip to Kuwait.
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There is now a real danger that some places could slip away from Western influence.
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But a victory in Friday's vote appeared to slip away from Democrats with Murkowski's decision.
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These are some of the basic mental processes that tragically slip away from people with dementia.
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The canine recently managed to slip away from Adams and was missing for more than two weeks.
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"I could have easily let the round slip away from me, but I got it back," Woods said.
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Doing work that I don't do normally helps me slip away from work I am supposed to be doing.
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Through most of this fall, it looked like Clinton was letting young voters slip away from the Democratic coalition.
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A modest widening of that nature would calm investors worried that the government may slip away from its judicious spending.
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A young racehorse managed to slip away from her handler and find her way to a sports bar in Chantilly, France.
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Even among Corbyn's friends there was a growing sense here in Brighton that things were starting to slip away from him.
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Checkpoints set up around Mindanao may aid in the apprehension of militants who slip away from Marawi in the coming weeks.
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"Families live one bad diagnosis, one pink slip away from financial calamity," Warren said during a New York Times TimesTalks event.
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Although Huddle broke her personal best, set in 2014, by 16 seconds, she said she let Saturday's race slip away from her.
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If you can slip away from the family then you've got a surfeit of excellent video games on which to gorge yourself.
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The brushstrokes become things that slip away from our ability to name them, even when he titles a painting "Green Helmet" (2015).
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Those Mets fans saw the game — and the series — slip away from them, and all they could do was to react, painfully.
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We're rightly charged with befouling the environment, running up the debt and letting the American dream slip away from the middle class.
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Trump aides realize the situation could slip away from them politically as the impact is felt by taxpayers and federal workers across America.
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With and without consent users have watched their personal data slip away from their control, quick to release in the terms of service.
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I've been coming here a long time and feel like we've been close and had a few slip away from us, but really excited.
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Later, Trump tried to slip away from critics by saying he was being "sarcastic" about having a foreign nation intrude into American presidential politics.
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That's the case with Paul Strand in the UK, whose contribution to the history of photography might still slip away from the British public's view.
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We have to recommit ourselves to fully funding PEPFAR, expanding access to treatment and ensuring we don't allow our progress to slip away from us.
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Pluto will soon become even less so, as her gravitational pull will allow it to slip away from Mercury in short twos to close the gap.
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Nick has got everything he could possibly want but sometimes emotionally he lets it slip away from him, and that's exactly the same thing as Dereck.
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As it is, however, they have seen their lives' prospects slip away from them as the victories of the Arab Spring crushed with Western support for autocrats.
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Celtics 25, Bucks 23 | Boston leads series, 232-226 MILWAUKEE — The game was beginning to slip away from the Bucks when Giannis Antetokounmpo tried to assert himself.
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Secluded from the throngs of foot traffic, the Spanish-style bungalow hotel and its accompanying lounge are the perfect places to slip away from the city to unwind.
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I was from a large family (one of six siblings) so it was easy to slip away from the pack and go off and do your own thing.
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Jughead promises her she's not evil and it feels like he's trying to reach her but Betty may slip away from him as she battles with her dark side.
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While labor data have been solid, the central bank has watched core inflation slip away from its 2 percent target to 1333 percent, as measured by the PCE deflator.
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"We're 0-2, we're in last place and we have to get it turned around quick of the season can slip away from us," Redskins coach Jay Gruden said.
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If you are a seasoned Churchill-watcher, it can be a relief to slip away from the Second World War and to inspect less vaunted passages of his life.
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It sounds as if you already know there is nothing unreasonable in your desire to slip away from the overcrowded fun house of your youth to bathe and sleep.
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"We tie our remaining three children with a rope in the night, just to make sure that they don't slip away from us," said Ms. Bibi's husband, Muhammad Afzal.
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"The last ECB meeting already saw a quite dovish shift and suggested we are a small economic slip away from more monetary easing," ING rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder said.
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Hollywood royals (Tom Hanks, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Lopez) flock to the resort when they need to slip away from the spotlight — or draw it on the deck of a megayacht.
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It's amazing how relationships can slip away from you, and how you can simultaneously watch it happen in slow-motion but feel that you never really saw it at all.
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Perhaps, more than anything else, I just enjoyed entering a fully realized world, where I could slip away from the realities of our daily lives and marvel at exploring something new.
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Yes, Clark might have lost a seemingly can't-lose case, but Paulson dug into the sheer terror and desperation that became evident as Clark slowly watched a guilty verdict slip away from her.
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The adorable pug managed to slip away from her owner in Cape May, New Jersey, and was picked up by the cops after officers spotted the pooch wandering around yards in the neighborhood.
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Just imagine what those supporters will do in real time, on the floor of the convention, as they watch the nomination slip away from a candidate who has won a plurality of votes.
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What it's about: It's about a dancer who doesn't have a job as a dancer who struggles to keep an apartment and chases after her dreams, even as they slip away from her.
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The forint weakened to slip away from 200-day moving average of about 321 against the euro, despite data showing the seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers' Index in Hungary rose in December from November.
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So keep an eye on new polling from those states in the next few days — if they start to slip away from her, then it will be time for Democrats to get really worried.
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And, if you have lots of plans and aren't just relaxing this weekend — either way, we're not judging — make sure to slip away from the fun long enough to order a few must-haves.
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And so it was (with some exceptions) until the heyday of the Warren Court, when ownership of rights seemed to slip away from the privileged and be seized by marginalized groups aided by "activist" judges.
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Not only did the child slip away from his mother, but he squeezed under a rail, through wire barriers and over a moat wall, all in the presence of numerous bystanders surrounding the gorilla exhibit.
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To their numbers might be added millions of Americans, many of whom likely have pre-existing conditions, who have employer coverage but are just a pink slip away from needing to find individual market coverage.
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And an aspirational "reach" state like Texas would offer a larger trove of electoral votes for Democrats than the combined total of Ohio and Iowa, states that have started to slip away from the party.
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So we can either let it slip away from us into the hands of greedy people who don't care about it, or we can each take personal responsibility for the well-being of our scene.
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"But I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny steps."
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"But I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny step."
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If health-care professionals are not aware of such significant changes to the federal health-care agenda, we run the risk of watching access and services slip away from our patients that need it the most.
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Reportedly, the bureau had had its eyes on her since she moved to the US nearly two years ago — but this arrest was rushed out of fear that she'd leave the area and slip away from them.
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Until then, she and her daughter had lived an itinerant life that saw then slip away from their home in Charleston, South Carolina, and travel through Germany, France, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa and Botswana before settling in Australia.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee to replace Mr Obama as president, tried to slip away from the controversy of his racist comments about a Mexican-American judge: "Questions were raised" about the judge's impartiality, said Mr Trump.
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Leaks of accusations and investigations large and small confront Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is in his fourth term and faces a new inquiry, but he has shown he can slip away from accusations with Teflon-coated ease.
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In April last year, the five, some who had been moved to other convents, defied church rules to slip away from their residences across India, taking buses and trains to travel hundreds of miles to join their sister and support her.
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Imagine being able to you text your shrink as you slip away from that happy hour event you really didn't want to attend in the first place, or dial up therapy on the fly to deal with the imposter syndrome in your job.
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Matt: I think it could buy you time to slip away from one agent, but if you are the subject of an investigation and it's this big, because they are following Darlene after questioning, it could be one person doing follow up tag.
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But if more and more kids start to slip away from Gilead and if the border between the countries starts to become more porous, well ... it's not hard to imagine a world where Canada signs such a treaty to avoid an escalation into war.
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Earlier today, Michael Hadreas shared two live tracks via the Spotify Singles series—a new version of "Slip Away" from No Shape, released earlier this year, and a gentle but deliberate cover of Mary Margaret O'Hara's "Body's In Trouble," which he also often performs on tour.
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He reminds me again and again that I am still a woman and still alive, but I also know that soon — for so many reasons that have nothing to do with my uterus — we'll slip away from each other and I will face everything I am losing in impossibly tiny steps.
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This year's Glastonbury was no different, and as Saturday night rolled into Sunday morning, which rolled into Sunday evening, I could feel the amorphous force of fun begin to slip away from my grip, like a fish I had just caught trying to wriggle its way back into the ocean.
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It's maybe nice in a way to know that it's not just you who toggles from Facebook to job listings to random Vines for hours on end, that there are millions of people like you who are feeling their youth slip away from them slowly to the soundtrack of a humming air conditioner.
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"You sort of slip into this comfort zone and there's this idea that as soon as you are too comfortable, that's when things slip away from you because somebody across the street, across the continent is working harder," Leonard told CNBC at the side-lines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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Getting a tourist visa as a Westerner is notoriously hard, and the likelihood of you being able to just slip away from your Saudi government minder and travel undetected all the way from the capital Riyadh to Mecca — more than 500 miles away, on the other side of a vast desert — is basically laughable.
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"You sort of slip into this comfort zone and there's this idea that as soon as you are too comfortable, that's when things slip away from you because somebody across the street, across the continent is working harder," Leonard told CNBC earlier this year at the side-lines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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Stirring the oats, I smile to think of the automated breakfast machine constructed by the eccentric inventor Caractacus Potts in the film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" from my childhood, or the one Rosita Pig makes in the recent movie "Sing" to allow her to slip away from the morning routine for her dozen-plus piglets.
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The Rams twice had huge defensive opportunities slip away from them, once when Julian Edelman ripped off an 11-yard catch-and-run on 3rd-and-9, and once when Nickell Robey Coleman's crushing hit of Rex Burkhead on a 2nd-and-14 was determined to be a defenseless receiver violation and an automatic first down.
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When she got to "Flipside," a turbocharged new rhythm-and-blues tune, she belted the chorus but compressed just as much feeling, at a cooler temperature, into the second verse: I finally know who I'm supposed to be My mind was locked but I found the keyHope it don't all slip away from me A few weeks later, during a lunch interview, Ms. Jones allowed that those lyrics reflected her current state of mind.
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She later has an affair with H.G. Wells. She tells Dr. Ogden to not let Murdoch slip away from her.
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The Widder Douglas takes an interest in Huck, but he manages to slip away from her. Becky reconciles with Tom and the congregation celebrates.
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Talbott had constructed his alibi in order to allow himself a chance to slip away from the hotel, shoot Keyes before he ever started his ride, impersonate him to fool Hefferan, and get back to the hotel without raising suspicion.
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After Itata was able to slip away from San Diego,Hardy, p. 210. caught up with the ship at the Chilean port of Iquique in July 1891 and escorted the ship back to San Diego before her cargo could be unloaded.Hardy, p. 220–21.
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Kel tricks her guards into letting her slip away from them, and pursue a journey to bring back her stolen refugees. She is quickly accompanied by her friends, and once and for all, given the chance to earn her name as a Lady Knight, protector of the small.
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Roger Scatti (Serrault) is a conservative police inspector of the old school. He finds intolerable the liberalization of the justice system. More and more people from the underground world slip away from the justice. Finding allies in the police circles, he founded the ultra-right secret illegal organization called "Police devotion".
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At one point a large body of Louverture's army was surrounded but it managed to slip away from the French. Hardy returned to Cap-Français at the end of the operation.Hardy (1901), pp. 275–279. On 31 March, Hardy assumed command of his own and Desfourneaux's divisions at Cap- Français.
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Heidler, 1058. While digging trenches, the 29th was exposed to heavy artillery and sharpshooter fire from the Confederates, but the regiment suffered only one casualty during the siege.Osborne, 246. During the night of July 16, the Confederate army in Jackson managed to slip away from the city and the siege was ended.
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Junior and Pudgy slip away from Betty Boop's care to go hunting with a pop-gun. The small woodland creatures don't take kindly to this and beat them up. They high tail it back to Betty Boop's house. A duck follows them in and Betty holds them down while the duck spanks them.
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It also lacks a single shield-like mantle, although a mantle-like structure appeared to slip away from a dorsal side of the body in the holotype. Temnoxa molluscula also appeared to lack a respiratory and sensory processes. This creature may have had a crawling foot. Its bilateral symmetry suggests motility in Temnoxa.
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Ma orders police in the area to comb for more bombs. At Kai Tak Airport, Guan and Todd enter the airport's restricted area as journalists on an airport tour. They slip away from the group, and are stopped by a pair of Airport Security Unit officers. Guan shoots both policemen to Todd's shock.
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Once there, Nadia finds a picture of Rosalyn and Cronan together. Rosalyn explains that they were once in love, but Cronan started to slip away from her. This was because he mined crystals from the Great Guardian Tree, and taking the magic from the forest. Then, Cronan turned on Rosalyn, and mind controlled the animals against her.
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The children behave suspiciously and ask her how come her phone is not working, but they let her leave. In the sewer, Helen gets attacked by a rat just as the cannibals are about to slip away from the police. She ends up being shot along with a cop. Charlie is killed by the police, while Norman is wounded.
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He heads straight to Massina's flagship to destroy Massina once and for all. But he faces deadly counter-attack by Massina's deputy, Hee-Lai, and is critically injured. Thus, MASSINA manages to slip away from his burning ship telling his younger brother to watch and learn from T.J., the true courage of a warrior. It seems now T.J.'s luck has finally run out.
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His successes resulted in the wellbeing of the empire for the next 100 years. However the first seeds of the impending troubles were sown in his reign and the downhill roll towards the ultimate demise of this great empire was begun. Kulothunga lost the territories in the island of Lanka and more seriously, the Pandya territories were beginning to slip away from Chola control.
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Unfortunately, Huneric was already married to the daughter of the king of the Visigoths, so the idea was abandoned.Bury, pg. 256 Hispania as well continued to slip away from imperial control during the early to mid 440s as the Suebi extended their control. By 444, all the Spanish provinces bar Hispania Tarraconensis had been lost to the Germanic tribe and even Tarraconensis was under pressure due to continued Bagaudic uprisings.
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Michael lets Owen smoke, play on gaming machines and takes him to a football match to see his favourite team Arsenal play, but Owen, an epileptic, has a fit. They have to slip away from the medical centre before questions are asked. Owen sometimes prattles on and on and sometimes just sits silently. Michael feels embarrassed during the silences and recognises that Owen controls the communication between them.
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Off Cartagena Bowen commanded the small frigate Terpsichore, which had been shadowing a large Spanish fleet which had left Cádiz a few days earlier. As he returned to Gibraltar Bowen encountered Mahonesa, and the Spanish captain Ayalde offered battle. Bowen accepted and the ships fought an extended engagement at close quarters. The Spanish ship took much more serious damage and casualties than the British, and gradually the crew began to slip away from their guns.
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On 19 May, while trying to slip away from the French coast, Lynch, again carrying important secret documents as well as arms and clothing for the American Army, was intercepted by HMS Foudroyant south of Belle-Île, on the western coast of Brittany. Unable to escape, Adams was captured before he could run the schooner aground, but he did manage to sink the dispatches. Foudroyant took her prize to England, arriving Plymouth, England, 23 May.
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However, he said that the writers "give their story of how we're all one slip away from the gutter a chilling sense of rising dread" which counteracts this. "Nobody", he said, "plays wicked games with the audience more skilfully." Larushka Ivan-Zadeh and Carol Carter, writing in Metro, suggested that viewers would want to rewatch the episode in an attempt to pick up clues to the plot twists that they originally missed.
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A development of the ion rocket, it can make loops in the space-time continuum; travel time back to Earth, subjectively, is a matter of hours. Guido tells them the Superswift is the advance party; Earth will dispatch proper transport ships to evacuate Moonbase Alpha. At this, Maya withdraws, insecure with the thought of becoming an outsider among Earth's billions. Hunter and Rockwell slip away from the party and proceed to the Medical Section.
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The theme of identity is highlighted by how the nose is both easy to identify and hard to identify at various points in the story. The barber notices the owner of the nose very quickly when he sees it. However, the nose is able to slip away from Kovalyov by disguising itself as a doctor. This back and forth between the identity of the nose emphasizes how Gogol's Petersburg valued outward appearance much more than one's true identity.
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In the summer of 1915, he was transferred to Augustabad Camp, near Neu Brandenburg, and 10 days later managed to slip away from a bathing party outside the camp, together with a Russian officer. In what was a difficult journey, they covered the to the Baltic coast. They swam a river, were nearly recaptured once, but eventually reached Stralsund. Once there, they nearly managed to get the crew of a Swedish schooner to give them passage, but were arrested at the last moment.
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Craig tells Sarah that while he does love her, he loves John Paul and wants to be with him. Craig goes to see John Paul, who refuses to see him since Nancy had told him that he and Sarah were getting back together. The Dean and the McQueen families have a face-off, which Craig and John Paul slip away from and admit their feelings for each other. The two announce their relationship to their family members, most of whom are not supportive.
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They started breaking boxes, opening bales, slashing open bags of sugar and flour with their knives taking whatever pleased them and destroying the rest. While the post was being looted Sinclair managed to slip away from his guards and fled by canoe with two Métis men from Fort Carlton. Sinclair was able to rejoin the boats and while they camped on the side of the river his wife gave birth to a healthy girl who was baptised immediately by Father Paquette.
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Over time they bond as a group, have fun together, and formulate their plan. However, one night, DI Burton and several police officers (including Emma) search the house for the head of the murdered accountant. DI Burton has obviously planted it in Simon's house and, despite Kirsty's attempt to dispose of it, manages to frame Simon and the others: they are arrested, and end up in a police cell. Kirsty is taken away by the police, but manages to slip away from them at a garage.
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Broadway World announced that the Abingdon Theatre will be debuting the first full production of A Room of My Own. The show will have a special limited-engagement run from February 19 - March 20, 2016. The autobiographical play is a bawdy, family comedy revolving around a writer telling the story of his life, as events and characters start to slowly slip away from his control. A Room of My Own starring Ralph Macchio and Mario Cantone will open on February 13, 2016 at the Abingdon Theatre.
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When night fell, Francis Drake turned his ship back to loot the abandoned Spanish ships, capturing supplies of much-needed gunpowder and gold. Drake had been guiding the English fleet by means of a lantern, which he snuffed out to slip away from the Spanish ships, causing the rest of his fleet to become scattered and disarrayed by dawn. It took a day for the English fleet to regroup and the Armada gained a day's grace.Colin Martin, Geoffrey Parker,The Spanish Armada, Penguin Books, 1999, , p. 153.
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Her pursuit of a distant convoy ended in disappointment on 18 March, when a change of course allowed the cargo ships and their escort to slip away from Tunny around sunset. For two days, the submarine patrolled off Amami Ōshima; then, on 23 March, she took up a lifeguard station. Days later, as Tunny searched for a downed flier, a twin- float enemy plane took her by surprise and dropped two bombs. One fell quite close but caused only minor damage to the submarine.
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Dhalsim manages to slip away from his grip however, and attempts to mentally subdue Honda. Ryu's presence however distracts Dhalsim enough for Honda to regain control of the match and win due to forfeit. Honda catches up with Ryu, recognizing he helped him win and the fact Ryu is a fellow Japanese fighter, giving him half the prize money as well as a place to stay for a while. Near the movie's climax, Guile and Bison find Ryu while he is with Honda in the mountains.
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A lack of consistency and too many draws saw them slip away from the leading pack and eventually finish 6th for the second season running. The club did however reach the Challenge Cup Final before losing 2–1 to Hungerford Town. In the close season Keyes stood down as manager and United moved quickly to appoint Andy Lyne. Lyne had two spells as manager at Witney Town in the nineties and his homecoming was well received by the fans who hoped he could work his magic for a third time at Marriotts Stadium.
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A chase eventually ensues through the services and along a motorway tunnel bridge, and Shannon shoots Paddy in the bottom. He's on the verge of firing at Max too, but Paddy quickly recovers, and bashes Shannon around the head with a traffic cone, using Peter Kay's TV catchphrase of "'Ave It!" in the process. With Shannon now unconscious and arrested, Max and Paddy slip away from a police telling-off - due to the fact that earlier in the episode they cut down a speed camera - and escape into the night. This episode had 3.26m viewers.
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However, Claire is seen healing from severe radiation burns by one of Mr. Bennet's superiors, who insists that Claire be turned over to their employers. In the end, Claire is given to the Haitian, who is to keep her safe from Bennet's company. In "Parasite", she is supposed to go with the Haitian to flee the country but manages to slip away from him by stealing his passport at the airport. She then goes to Peter Petrelli's apartment, regarding him as the only person she can trust in the current chaos her life has become.
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Some of the songs she co- wrote while with the band include "Slip Away" (from The Parachute Club), "At the Feet of the Moon" (title track and lead single from At the Feet of the Moon) and "Secret Heart (Wild Zone)" (from Small Victories). She has contributed to the recordings of Martha and the MuffinsWho shared the same recording label (Current Records) and the same producer (Daniel Lanois). and Raffi, among others, and has also collaborated with the band Images in Vogue.Images in Vogue 2002 Discussion Group; www.espanol.groups.yahoo.com.
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Because of its proximity to the capital, Beidaihe has been the location of many important official conferences, and has become well known as the Communist Party of China's summer retreat. It is still commonly used by the Party's highest leadership each July to slip away from the summer heat of Beijing and to plan important strategies in the privacy Beidaihe offers. "Beidaihe," an American diplomat once said, "is China's 'smoke-filled room.'" After Mao Zedong led the Communists to power in 1949, the new rulers also developed a taste for seaside atmosphere.
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The Admiralty later withdrew the credit for sinking U-1191, declaring that the cause of that submarine's loss was unknown. Other sources indicate that Balfour and Affleck had attacked the wreck of the submarine , sank earlier the same day, and that U-1191 was sunk by British destroyers and frigates on 3 July. On the afternoon of 18 July 1944, Balfour attacked the submarine with depth charges. Although U-672 managed to slip away from Balfour, she was badly damaged, and early on 19 July, the submarine surfaced and was scuttled by its commanding officer.
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The submarines hold up at an island to resupply, and during the night, the Advance tries to slip away from the Wonder. Tom knows that the Wonder and its crew is not certain of the location of the wreck, and is merely following the Advance, hoping to steal the treasure at the last moment. After the Wonder tries to ram the Advance, Tom and his father take to the heavy underwater cannons, and successfully disable the Wonder, leaving her damaged and immobile. Tom and the Advance seize the opportunity to push ahead.
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The sole survivor, Stuart Diver, was pulled from the wreckage after lying trapped for three days. Stuart was confined to a small space between two concrete slabs where his wife, Sally, drowned beside him in a torrent of water, which Stuart was able to keep his face above. The landslide was caused by a water leak from a ruptured water pipe that ran alongside the Alpine Road situated above the two lodges. The leaking water pipe caused the ground to become lubricated, allowing the top layer to slip away from the lower part.
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Driscoll does, however, come to fear that he has let Ann slip away from him. Driscoll realizes before anyone else that Denham's opening is heading for disaster, but cannot do anything to prevent it. Discovering that Kong actually recognizes him on sight—and is hellbent on killing him for taking Ann—Driscoll attempts to use that to draw Kong away from Times Square and away from crowds of bystanders. Driscoll is nearly killed for his heroic effort, but Ann approaches and stops Kong's rampage, saving Jack's life this time around.
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He managed to slip away from the mutiny at the Nore, and then escorted a fleet of valuable merchant ships to the Baltic. He captured numerous French and Dutch privateers over the next two years. Astrea was paid off in 1799, and Dacres was again unemployed until early 1801, when he was appointed to command of the 80-gun , accompanying Sir Robert Calder in his voyage to the Caribbean, following Ganteaume's escape from Brest. On his return to England, he was appointed to the 68-gun , guard ship at Spithead, remaining there until the cessation of hostilities in early 1802.
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Amy, studying to be a psychiatrist, is a complicated young woman still disturbed by her own mother's suicide. She claims to be incapable of feeling love, but Rick and she begin an affair, which consumes him so completely, he begins to slip away from his old friends. Jo eventually tries to warn him against getting too involved with Amy, suggesting that she will hurt him because "way inside she's all mixed up", but Amy arrives while Jo is talking to Rick, and the two are revealed to be already married. Jo hopes he will forgive her words.
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Wando was built as the side-wheel steamer SS Let Her Rip in 1864 at Glasgow, Scotland, for use as a Confederate blockade runner in the American Civil War. Let Her Rip sailed under British colors until May 1864 when the Chicora Import and Export Company of Charleston, South Carolina, purchased her. In July 1864, after her first blockade-running trip into Wilmington, North Carolina, she was renamed SS Wando. Wando was captured at sea off Cape Romain, South Carolina, by the Union side-wheel steamer USS Fort Jackson on 21 October 1864 as she attempted to slip away from the Confederate coast laden with cotton.
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The inconsistencies between the German foreign ministry and Dienststelle Ribbentrop showed themselves again in the course of the negotiations. Dirksen, ambassador in Tokyo, was informed about the ongoing talks not by the German foreign service, but instead by the Japanese General Staff. German foreign minister Konstantin von Neurath, when informed about the situation by Hitler, argued against the creation of a German-Japanese pact. Firstly, he was concerned with Sino-German relations and thought Japan less important to Germany than China, and secondly, he wanted to avoid having foreign policy authority slip away from the foreign ministry towards Dienststelle Ribbentrop, where he saw Ribbentrop as a rival to his own position.
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Pneumatic trail is caused by the progressive build-up of lateral force along the length of the contact patch, such that lateral forces are greater towards the rear of the contact patch (though less so when the rear of the contact patch begins sliding) and this creates a torque on the tire called the self aligning torque. Because the direction of the side-slip is towards the outside of a turn, the force on the tire is towards the center of the turn. Therefore, this torque tends to turn the front wheel in the direction of the side-slip, away from the direction of the turn.
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At first stern and commanding, her demeanor softens somewhat on the flight to Boston as Bob nicknames her "Hotcha." In Boston, the three officers slip away from the bond drive, forcing Ivy to bring them back from a local nightclub, partying with showgirls in a dressing-room. Despite warming up to Ivy, Bob still regards her as a killjoy, but back at the hotel, due to a mixup, he undresses for bed in Ivy's room, unaware that she is already asleep in bed. After Ivy's shock of waking up to the sight of Bob in his underwear, Shakespeare and Handsome rush into Ivy's room, adding to the chaos.
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On VE Day in 1945, as peace is declared across Europe and London is celebrating, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are allowed to join the celebrations, against the Queen's wishes. The King, impressed by Elizabeth's pleading, asks her to report back on the people's feelings towards him and his midnight speech on the radio. Each girl, incognito, is chaperoned by an army officer with an itinerary to be back at Buckingham Palace by 1 a.m. Soon realising the Queen's planned itinerary does not fulfil their expectations of fun and meeting the ordinary people, Margaret is the first to slip away from her escort, followed by Elizabeth.
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Tom, Alice and the Spook inform the priests what has happened before leaving. At almost midnight two days after he made his deal with the Fiend, Tom decides to slip away from the camp with Alice and the Spook, believing that if the Fiend should appear around them they would vainly try to protect Tom and likely get killed in the process. He makes his way to the banks of a stream and waits for the Fiend to arrive. In the Fiend's previous encounters with Tom, he had taken on the appearance of the dead bargeman, but this time he appears as a huge, hairy creature with cloven feet, horns and a tail.
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Since the direction of the side-slip is towards the outside of the turn, the force on the tire is towards the center of the turn. Therefore, this torque tends to turn the front wheel in the direction of the side-slip, away from the direction of the turn, and therefore tends to increase the radius of the turn. Another torque is produced by the finite width of the contact patch and the lean of the tire in a turn. The portion of the contact patch towards the outside of the turn is actually moving rearward, with respect to the wheel's hub, faster than the rest of the contact patch, because of its greater radius from the hub.
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Siniša Glavašević, a reporter for Croatian Radio and a native of Vukovar, who had stayed in the town throughout the battle, described the scene as the survivors emerged: alt=A street of ruined buildings with rubble strewn across the road. A red tractor and other vehicles are visible parked in the background Although active combat had ended in central Vukovar by 18 November, sporadic fighting continued for several days elsewhere in the town. Some Croatian soldiers continued to resist until 20 November and a few managed to slip away from Borovo Naselje as late as 23 November.Nazor, November 2008 Foreign journalists and international monitors entered the town soon after the surrender and recorded what they saw.
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Though the visitors led 46-37 at half-time in large part thanks to its star duo of Morse (25 points overall) and Meneghin, they had lost playmaker Aldo Ossola to a season ending knee injury earlier in the game and could not shake off their rivals. Innocenti put in an assured collective performance, with notable performances from Bariviera and Ferracini, clawing at Ignis' lead until Cerioni scored a long range basket with seconds left to take the game. Despite this victory, Innocenti saw the first place slip away from them in the penultimate league round as they lost 76-68 away to a competitive Forst. Though they missed Lienhard to injury, Cantù could count on the ever reliable Marzorati to answer Barivera's 24 points.
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Matters get worse when Mary's boss, lecherous H. Harrington Hubbell (Robert Benchley), tries to invite her out for dinner, while Jack's would-be "patron", a lonely, libidinous, rich older woman, Elise Peabody Willington Smythe (Laura Hope Crews), tries to maintain her monopoly over Jack. When Jack accompanies Mary to a company picnic, they slip away from the group together and miss the bus back to town, forcing them to take a taxi. When they arrive at Jack's home, Mary realizes that Jack is her roommate. Trying to allay what he assumes are her suspicions about the arrangement, and unaware Mary is the person with whom he has been sharing the attic loft, Jack strongly denounces his co-tenant to her until the landlord comes and explains all.
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The British faced north against the Senussi rearguard backed against the sea but most of the Senussi had retreated westwards with their livestock and as dark fell, the rearguard was able to slip away from Wadi Senab and Wadi Majid along the rocky shore, where the cavalry could not follow. At Gordon ended the pursuit and ordered the infantry to bivouac at Gebel Medwa and the cavalry to return to Matruh. The defeat lowered Senussi prestige but the inability of the British cavalry to exploit the victory, left the Senussi main body intact. British casualties were and and about were killed and Jaafar Pasha's baggage was taken and some of the dead were seen to be the Egyptian coastguards who had deserted.
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In the early days banking was performed by a pilot engine attaching to the front of the train, with rear banking only in emergency. Reason included the use of dummy rather sprung buffers, the Norris Class A Extras have adaptations to increase the adhesive weight under load. At the top the banking pilot would slip away from the train engine which would slack off power and allow the pilot to draw ahead by 30 yards and be directed into a siding with the policeman then reseting the points for the train to continue on the main line. From May 1842 after the Norris engines were saddletanked they operated all trains up and down the Lickey themselves with train engines being detached and remaining either at the North or South end of the incline.
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The Huffington Post suggested that the videos were a form of procrastination, with most being watched while at work or ostensibly studying, while IU Bloomington commented "[it] does more than simply entertain; it boosts viewers' energy and positive emotions and decreases negative feelings". BusinessInsider argues "This falls in line with a body of research regarding the effects that animals have on people." A 2015 study by Jessica Gall Myrick found that people were more than twice as likely to post a picture or video of a cat to the internet than they were to post a selfie. Maria Bustillos considers cat videos to be "the crystallisation of all that human beings love about cats", with their "natural beauty and majesty" being "just one tiny slip away from total humiliation", which Bustillos sees as a mirror of the human condition.
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Lestock replied that he was doing all he could, but that some of his ships were slow. He did not however order his faster ones forwards, nor did he follow Mathews' signal to engage, allowing four lagging Spanish ships to slip away from him. After the action Lestock argued that the signal for the line was still flying, which he saw as his primary duty to obey. He would only therefore follow the signal to engage when he could do so from his position in the line. When challenged why he had allowed such a gap to open between the rear and the rest of the fleet the previous night, Lestock claimed that the rules required him to follow the signal to ‘bring to’ the moment it was given, this taking precedence over the signal to move to line abreast.
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This turns out to be a ruse by the CIA so they can bring Alex to Joe Byrne, the chief of the CIA. Byrne reveals that the CIA have conducted an investigation into Drevin's wealth and discovered that most of it is attained through contacts in the underworld and plans to arrest him for money laundering. However, Byrne is worried that Drevin will slip away from the CIA's hands, so he assigns Alex to report to him if he sees anything amiss at Flamingo Island, Drevin’s private island, from where Ark Angel will be launched. Smithers, the gadget master at MI6, arrives and provides Alex with gadgets, including mosquito repellent that attracts all manner of insects, an asthma inhaler that can be used as a grenade or a knockout gas dispenser, and an iPod that allows him to listen to phone calls.
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Pete kept his knowledge of the superhero's secret identity to himself, even avoiding revealing his discovery to Clark. Pete resolved to use this knowledge to help his friend, for example by creating a distraction to allow Clark to slip away from a dangerous situation without raising suspicion.Superboy (volume 1) #90, July 1961 The Legion of Super- Heroes was aware of Pete's assistance to Clark and made him an honorary member during his teenage years (as shown in Superboy (volume 1) #98). During the Legion's battle with Mordru in Adventure Comics #370 ("The Devil's Jury"), it was stated that Pete Ross's knowledge of Superboy's secret identity would one day end up saving Superman's life (explaining why the Legion allowed Pete to retain that knowledge); however, no subsequent Superboy or Superman story featuring Pete Ross, as a teenager or an adult, ever followed up on this detail.
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On his arrival at Ninian Park, Cardiff manager Bobby Gould switched Evans to a midfield role where he made all of his appearances for the side. Making his debut on 2 September 2000 in a 1–1 draw with Rochdale, he went on to make a total of 35 appearances in all competitions during his first season, scoring five times, as Cardiff finished second in Division Three and were promoted to Division Two. However following promotion, Evans was unable to win a place in the side and also admitted that he lacked commitment and discipline, commenting, "There is a void in my football career where I don't really know what went wrong, when I let so much slip away from me, people questioned how much I wanted it". He was also one of four players disciplined by the FAW after missing a late night team curfew prior to a Wales under-21 match against Azerbaijan under-21s in 2001, alongside Cardiff teammates Lee Kendall and Rhys Weston.
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