They're as large as cocktail napkins, but they're business cards: too big to be slipped into a wallet, though perfectly sized to be slipped into a calfskin shoulder bag that costs over $225,22012.
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John Kerry slipped into Obamacare, makes Massachusetts hospitals look bad.
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In May last year, he escaped and slipped into Sudan.
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Soon after, he changed his clothes, and slipped into hiding.
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Stocks opened higher Friday but slipped into slightly negative territory.
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Like oh, your penis has accidentally slipped into my vagina.
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Leap seconds are slipped into Unix time only very rarely.
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She spoke in gibberish and slipped into a catatonic state.
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For one thing, the Republican Congress slipped into the tax
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Philando Castile slumped over, moaned quietly and slipped into unconsciousness.
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Richie could have slipped into a life of crime himself.
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Andrew slipped into the driver's seat, Willa into the passenger's.
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Without any conversation about it we slipped into a routine.
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Wall Street's main indexes also slipped into a correction territory.
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She slipped into a tent for a mandatory drug test.
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In the next take, C.K. slipped into a stilted locution.
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Whew, O.K., I was worried we'd slipped into normalcy. Onward.
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The control rods slipped into the reactor to slow reactivity.
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Aleppo slipped into the world's unconscious by the start of 2015.
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Four armed men slipped into his compound and shot his guard.
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Once inside, she slipped into a shiny, colorful one-legged jumpsuit.
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After nearly an hour, Kaine slipped into a McLean office building.
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After the first couple days, I quickly slipped into a routine.
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As stocks slipped into negative territory, U.S. Treasuries pared initial losses.
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What about the countries that have not slipped into civil war?
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Last spring, I slipped into Assemblance Oversight's black hole of secrets.
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Such sentiments have slipped into the speeches of hawkish EU officials.
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Clinton has slipped into a statistical dead heat with Mr. Trump.
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Clinton, wearing a strained smile, slipped into a private meeting. Mrs.
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It is comfortably ahead of Apple, which slipped into fourth place.
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Jewell began refusing food altogether and soon slipped into a coma.
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After a modestly higher open, U.S. stocks slipped into the red.
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But hotel gloom has recently slipped into the cultural conversation nonetheless.
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All the 31 components of the index slipped into the red.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 slipped into a bear market, closing down 4.4%.
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Then, he slipped into a stairwell to collect his shaken emotions.
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Data suggest that Brazil slipped into recession in the second quarter.
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But in most countries doubt has not yet slipped into fatalism.
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Within moments, then-executive Will King slipped into the seat beside her.
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She dies of the rat poison that Liv slipped into the tea.
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Then, suddenly, it slipped into the water and started swimming our way.
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And this idea, this mentality, has slipped into other areas of Hollywood.
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She slipped into something a little more comfortable on her way home.
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These brief scenes, adroitly slipped into the film, take you by surprise.
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When she slipped into a women's room, Ms. Coles saw her chance.
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A message had slipped into my visual settings: Older sister: Hela wena!
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Senator Jeff Flake slipped into a senators-only staircase to avoid reporters.
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And data suggest that Brazil slipped into recession in the second quarter.
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She slipped into a coma while Mr. Zimmern was away at camp.
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The authorities said it was possible that he had slipped into France.
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Thousands of people eventually fell ill; many slipped into comas and died.
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Patients experienced headaches and vomiting; many slipped into a coma and died.
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As the children snoozed, the three women slipped into a whispered chat.
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Since Bush has been president, 5 million more Americans have slipped into poverty.
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They&aposve been slipped into bills for political reasons to protect certain industries.
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But at night, Weinstein — who was naked — slipped into her bed, she said.
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He gave me a polite chuckle, but then immediately slipped into a response.
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" Mountjoy said the amount of mud that slipped into the canyon was "massive.
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The girl who once slipped into despair is now a beacon of hope.
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Carias slipped into the shadows to avoid being sent back across the border.
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Each chick slipped into a different jersey from national teams around the world.
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In the last few years, Brazil has slipped into a deep economic recession.
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But they worry it could be slipped into a must-pass appropriations bill.
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How have you slipped into all of these facets of creativity so easily?
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At a difficult time of my life, I slipped into fresh water myself.
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When the Apollo program ended in the 22s, the area slipped into recession.
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He stepped out and slipped into a jacket as photographers quickly surrounded him.
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Kyrie Irving has officially slipped into the alternative universe, where alternative facts prevail.
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After dinner, Kylie slipped into something more comfortable that made her ass sparkle.
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Like many of the films she referenced, her work slipped into relative obscurity.
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Ms. Quinlan died in 1985, a decade after she slipped into a coma.
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Paulina Shimakaha had just slipped into the front row for the 6 a.m.
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But without protected areas, many more species would have already slipped into extinction.
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He was placed on a ventilator several times and slipped into a coma.
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It also slipped into the dark side, for me and others I know.
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He likely wandered away from his parents that afternoon and slipped into the hole.
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As he slipped into unconsciousness, he said something unintelligible and began taking shallow breaths.
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She underwent emergency surgery Monday but slipped into a coma and died Tuesday morning.
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But once she wrapped, Zendaya slipped into something more comfortable but equally as chic.
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Julen likely wandered away from his parents that afternoon and slipped into the hole.
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European equity markets however slipped into negative territory as the euro gained further strength.
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EUROPE has slipped into a form of "civil war," fears Emmanuel Macron, France's president.
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Melissa Rivers sued the clinic where Joan Rivers slipped into unconsciousness and never recovered.
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He had slipped into a coma, "beginning the end of life passing," she said.
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President Trump seems to have really slipped into the realm of President Richard Nixon.
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Harris said there no chance she had also slipped into Rwanda without being spotted.
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Lufthansa Cargo, the freight division of Germany's largest airline, slipped into loss last summer.
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The company's bonds have in the past slipped into default due to payment delays.
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But Mr. Skoro had already slipped into the United States illegally in November 2014.
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Bezos then slipped into a graffiti jacket that Lil Nas X wore to perform.
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Mr. Berg slipped into Spain in January 1938, crossing the snow-capped French border.
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After I slipped into the world's most famous iPhone factory, I saw this firsthand.
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Soon thereafter, she slipped into a barely responsive state and died two weeks later.
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French 10-year yields slipped into negative territory again at -0.014%, a record low .
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Khloe slipped into some "schtuppe mich" boots for the latest issue of GQ Germany.
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She rolled out of bed anyway and slipped into her Winnie the Pooh scrubs.
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" She continued: "Now I sometimes feel like an impostor who slipped into this neighborhood.
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A few weeks ago, she fell ill, and last week she slipped into unconsciousness.
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Later, as postwar Romania slipped into communism, Michael strove to preserve its constitutional monarchy.
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In the wake of this episode, Mill slipped into a six-month-long depression.
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South Africa's economy slipped into recession last year, highlighting the impact of power cuts.
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Her mother slipped into the group and climbed in the van along with her.
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After a shower upstairs, Dom slipped into his clothes and knocked on Jerome's door.
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The hold slipped into what London called a "neck hold" because of Garner's size.
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Heavily medicated, he slipped into a medical coma, and remained there for nine days.
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Elsewhere, Hong Kong's gave up gains as mainland China markets slipped into negative territory.
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At the hospital, he was put on a ventilator but slipped into critical condition.
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The economy has since slipped into recession, with inflation at more than 34 percent.
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In August, he slipped into a coma, yet Algerian authorities refused to release him.
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The S&P 500 briefly slipped into a correction before bouncing off the lows.
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Guðni slipped into the cafeteria, where the audience had gathered, and began to speak.
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But when production slipped into the season, we couldn't shoot with an active player.
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Nigeria, for example, which has the biggest share in Africa's GDP, slipped into recession.
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In 2009, Spirit slipped into a sand trap and could not pull itself out.
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FOREX: The dollar index slipped into negative territory and was off about 0.5 percent.
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Then, for the big event — a 1920s-themed fête — Jenner slipped into something much shinier.
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I slipped into the vest and strapped the bands around my arms, thighs and butt.
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Julen likely wandered away from his parents that afternoon and slipped into the open hole.
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Says had expected Q2225 to see new license acceleration, but large deal slipped into Q2100.
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After serious military setbacks, Islamic State slipped into the shadows, staging suicide bombings and ambushes.
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Gunn, 63, wasn't impressed with the Julien Macdonald gown Ratajowski slipped into for the party.
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When she slipped into a coma, a woman came in to speak to my family.
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President Trump slipped into campaign mode Tuesday evening before an enthusiastic crowd in Youngstown, Ohio.
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The MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, slipped into negative territory.
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Anstead quickly slipped into place beside their pastor, quipping "Got ya!" to the gathered crowd.
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"He'd been real worried about whether or not he'd slipped into psychosis," the acquaintance said.
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Jenner slipped into more comfortable generalizations to diffuse the focus from her on The View.
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Growth has not dipped below 6.7%, even as prices slipped into deflation in late 2015.
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My worries about feeling unattractive melted away as I slipped into the noir-lit basement.
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I believe we have officially slipped into the doldrums of summer with slowing tech news.
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The North Koreans said Warmbier contracted botulism while in prison and slipped into a coma.
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Italy's economy slipped into recession late last year and data suggests the outlook remains weak.
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He dropped the ring, which seemed to have slipped into the crevices of the stadium.
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Kesha slipped into a little black bikini for a desert vacay with her longtime boyfriend.
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The data raised concerns that Germany slipped into a technical recession in the fourth quarter.
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None was forthcoming, and Revis could only watch as Green slipped into the end zone.
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Shawn, who had just turned 214, slipped into the kitchen and stole some chocolate candies.
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She slipped into the lab and found the scrap of steel archived in a drawer.
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After being denied, Mr. Yasin and his family slipped into Germany to seek asylum there.
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The singer slipped into a floral onesie Tuesday and perched herself in a Joshua tree.
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They are all located behind the counter, unboxed, alphabetized and slipped into thin plastic sleeves.
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In ordinary times, Fourcade might have slipped into her natural role as a chic Parisian.
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The viruses slipped into cells lining the nasal cavity, and they began producing mega-antibodies.
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Italy slipped into recession in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to data published Thursday.
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It was one of two areas to show growth when the economy slipped into recession.
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With one final attempt, the tube slipped into his nostril and down into his throat.
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It has slipped into a deep slump, with revenue and profit falling around the world.
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Marnell slipped out of cartoon-doll mode just as easily as she'd slipped into it.
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He was hospitalized for two months, during which he slipped into a five-week coma.
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Overseas, stocks in both Europe and Asia slipped into the red during their respective sessions.
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"I exploit anyone who's ever slipped into my DMs asking for a nude," she said.
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Warmbier reportedly slipped into a coma shortly after his last public appearance in March 2016.
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Carrie Underwood slipped into her best neon pink and soaked up some rays in Mexico.
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After Frank had the role some other clown, Larry Harmon, slipped into Bozo's famous getup.
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Savings are now at levels last seen in December 2007, when the economy slipped into recession.
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Analysts say it makes sense that U.S. crude slipped into the market void created by OPEC.
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And a gauge of shipments also slipped into negative territory, falling to minus 1.9 from 10.2.
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The Sinaloa cartel boss, authorities later discovered, had slipped into an escape hatch behind a mirror.
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Drake's giant globe was the last thing Scott saw before he slipped into the Dark Time.
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Even Democrats don't foresee a provision defunding sanctuary cities being slipped into the final spending measure.
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The Progressive political tradition arose in the US as the 19th century slipped into the 20143th.
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Some of the biggest U.S. investors believe the bond market has slipped into a bear phase.
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From there, Kylie slipped into a pink sequin strapless LaBourjoisie unitard with a matching Marzook purse.
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And 50 years after his death, On the Threshold clarifies why Fontana has slipped into obscurity.
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Vizio wouldn't talk pricing or availability, though, and the tablet eventually (and quietly) slipped into oblivion.
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The sound rouses you from the half-sleep you semi-slipped into a few hours before.
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And nope, we haven't slipped into a Tardis and time traveled into April Fool's Day 2019.
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Trag's brother told us he suffered significant brain and neck swelling and slipped into a coma.
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But while most Americans fear their country has slipped into decline, China is brimming with confidence.
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The dollar slipped into negative territory in European trade after earlier hitting a three-week high.
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News reports that Cooper slipped into one of Brad Pitt's selfies at the Glastonbury music festival.
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Wheeler had set a fall deadline to begin the privacy rules, but that slipped into 2016.
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I slipped into my own bed and lay there, shaking like crazy for the longest time.
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At Amie's, with taco meat cooling in the pan behind him, he slipped into a sermon.
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Within five months Wetterhahn began to show neurological symptoms and soon after slipped into a coma.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 slipped into the red, finishing lower by 0.17 percent.
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And so the tram slipped into the vernacular of death long cultivated by the city's residents.
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She developed a fever March 31 and then slipped into a coma about a week later.
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We then slipped into the Ice Cave, a small room whose walls are coated in ice.
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As the cryogenic Alex Rodriguez slipped into a terminal slump last season, the manager sat him.
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As the Georgian ensemble packed up, the news station said, Ghosn slipped into a large case.
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He was hospitalized on Saturday and slipped into a coma, his son Per Bo Mahler said.
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Oil prices slipped into the red on Friday, with both U.S. crude and Brent trading lower.
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Hill slipped into the jersey, sat before a microphone and took a moment to compose himself.
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The toddler, Julen Roselló, was said to have slipped into an abandoned, narrow borehole on Jan.
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The economy slipped into technical recession at the end of 2018 and is now barely expanding.
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Chelsea Clinton slipped into the booth later, avoiding potentially awkward eye contact with her friend, Ivanka Trump.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index briefly slipped into "neutral" territory before closing back in "greed" mode.
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"Leo slipped into the party incognito and was dancing and singing to 'No Scrubs,' " the source said.
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Then I slipped into a nylon clean suit and shoe covers which rose up to my knees.
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The entire German yield curve has slipped into negative territory, reducing the appeal of holding German bonds .
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The IIP slipped into negative territory to a four-year low, contracting 0.1 percent year-on-year.
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After the ceremony, she switched dresses and slipped into a lace mini dress, also by Monique Lhuillier.
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Figures published on January 31st showed that Italy slipped into recession in the second half of 2018.
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The wannabe Hollywood starlet slipped into a wig, false eyelashes and a heavy, heavy accent for Halloween.
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Apparently, this pregnant teenager slipped into the house unnoticed and has been camping out in the attic.
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For the reception, Schwarzenegger slipped into a custom Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves.
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North Korean officials say Warmbier contracted botulism and slipped into a coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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Khloe went topless under her leather coat at first, but later slipped into a more traditional bikini.
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But, that all changed the second I slipped into the comfiest, softest, and cutest pajama set ever.
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But some formerly legendary arenas that once represented the peak of advancement have since slipped into oblivion.
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Gui had slipped into the stands before the final game, taking a seat in the second row.
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As the priests began to pray, the woman slipped into a trance -- and then snapped to life.
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Heavy spending under leftist Rousseff failed to spur growth as the economy slipped into a deep recession.
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I slipped into the underwear and my running clothes, holding the mini-remote control in my hand.
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Those in need of help can often pinpoint the moment they slipped into poverty, homelessness or despair.
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Stampes and his wife slipped into foreclosure in 2008, a protracted process eventually finalized six years later.
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As spring slipped into summer and she gained practice, the fingernail-length burns on her forearms faded.
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Early in the 20th century, for complicated reasons, modernist composers and mainstream audiences slipped into different camps.
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During April-June India's balance of payments slipped into deficit for the first time in six quarters.
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Troubled outsourcing company Interserve, one of the British government's biggest contractors, also slipped into administration in March.
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Mr. Rodriguez says he slipped into doing it constantly, inhaling enormous amounts of THC and craving more.
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He slipped into debt paying legal bills and had to borrow from his father, a bus driver.
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According to Van Eenennaam, the FDA revealed the plasmid hadn't only slipped into Buri and Spotigy's DNA.
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Mr. Botstein tirelessly champions neglected works that were significant in their time but have slipped into obscurity.
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I wasn't with her when she slipped into a coma or, three days later, when she died.
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They are both perfectly designed rectangles that can be slipped into your pocket to stay within reach.
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WASHINGTON — It was July 2014 when the Syrian defector, using the pseudonym Caesar, last slipped into Washington.
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Karen took the napkin and folded it into a small square, which she slipped into the bag.
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The actors eventually slipped into their roles comfortably — and, considering the workshop's two-hour length, rather quickly.
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I was caught off guard but not mad when the episode slipped into surrealism for its big finish.
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When slipped into a cable, Perlman says, telcos can not only install it discreetly but without a permit.
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He then slipped into a two-day coma — suffering short term memory loss when he first woke up.
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Original blonde bombshell Harlow succumbed to acute kidney failure, slipped into a coma, and never managed to recover.
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Clues are whispered between guests, or hidden in hotel room drawers, or slipped into books in the library.
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Either one might be slipped into the starting rotation, where the Braves have had some injury problems surface.
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This novel was intended as the final Expanded Universe novel, but it was slipped into the main canon.
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Guerrero had arrived a bit late, but he quickly slipped into the same mesmerized state as the others.
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Ailes told his wife, Elizabeth, not to reschedule the meeting before he slipped into a coma, Wolff writes.
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The city's chief executive Carrie Lam said this month that Hong Kong has slipped into a technical recession.
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Last week, the German 30-year government bond yield slipped into negative territory for the first time ever.
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One caramel, stealthily slipped into her pocket by some other prisoner, was the best she had ever tasted.
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We never really had the romantic food truck goal, but we've slipped into the whole street food scene.
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No matter your preference, once you've slipped into one of these, you won't want to take it off.
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North Korean officials maintain that he contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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Two-year-old Prince George slipped into his most baller robe to press the flesh with President Obama.
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A rogue microbe slipped into the mix could, in theory, cause our good bugs to produce harmful chemicals.
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Harry opted for the classic tux while Meghan slipped into a blue cape dress ... fashion tribute to Fiji.
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Italy slipped into recession when its economy contracted for the second consecutive quarter at the end of 2018.
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The Note 7 is supposed to be slipped into the bag and then enclosed in box after box.
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Update: AFP reports that the man who slipped into a coma following this drug trail has passed away.
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Meanwhile, a highly indebted Italy has again slipped into recession for the third time in the past decade.
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The dollar slipped into negative territory in morning trade in Europe after earlier reaching a three-week high.
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Even earlier on Halloween, she slipped into a latex Jessica Rabbit costume that was custom-made for her.
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Although the analyst noted that smartphone markets in India and China both slipped into decline in the quarter.
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Overseas, European markets slipped into the red, while markets in Asia finished on a mixed to lower note.
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Many suppliers also slipped into bankruptcy, in part because constant price reductions made many lines of business unprofitable.
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The next step was disastrous: The bottom of the river fell away, and I slipped into the rapids.
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In the dead of night, Kriangkrai climbed a wall, slipped into a bedroom, and opened the family safe.
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Ms. Ortega slipped into a black depression, unwilling to leave the house for a year, her sisters said.
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Perez slipped into the driver's hole, Jorgensen commandeered the gunner's station, and Skaskiw took control of the turret.
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As it slipped into late summer, community leaders hoped there would be no more lonely deaths this season.
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With that, he headed down the block, grabbed his gym bag and slipped into the Prospect Park Y.M.C.A.
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In global markets, Asian stocks finished lower, and European equities slipped into the close, giving up earlier gains.
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Is Clare hallucinating, or has she slipped into an alternate reality in which her husband is still alive?
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During that time, his family has slipped into poverty while he stayed inside his apartment in Elsdorf, alone.
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Instead, the economy has stagnated and slipped into a mild recession during the first half of the year.
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Tartamella was so emotional in the closing quarter that a couple of curse words slipped into the broadcast.
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"I'm going to wash my body and sleep now," Mama Kakiso said as she slipped into her home.
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A de facto moratorium on the provision was slipped into legislation by Democrats last year, Business Insider notes.
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He seems resigned to accept that a devout and Catholic Europe has largely slipped into the church's past.
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The policy of a war designed for nonstate actors has now slipped into a conflict between nation-states.
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The last hour when ties have been undone and the bride has slipped into a more comfortable outfit.
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Sasha and Lee waded through the crush of people inside the bar and slipped into the back room.
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It doesn't cost me anything thanks to the gift card my husband slipped into my Christmas stocking. Yay!
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But after the boy received his fifth dose, he turned blue, stopped breathing and slipped into anaphylactic shock.
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The clauses, often slipped into the fine print, waive the student's right to participate in class action lawsuits.
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As summer slipped into fall and debate raged back home, the need for that ending would become urgent.
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On one occasion, after Holmes slipped into a literary crevasse — the documentation having failed him — it yielded none.
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Greater China markets, which had mostly traded higher in the morning, slipped into negative territory in afternoon trade.
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Then she slipped into the blue-green dress and stepped into stiletto heels, and the photo shoot began.
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What's more, much mediocre work from the past has slipped into oblivion, creating a kind of hindsight bias.
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According to Greene, the U.S. has slipped into recession during 10 out of the last 13 rate-hiking cycles.
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Death does not mean that you're simply slipped into another dimension that a tenacious hero can retrieve you from.
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Business Insider wrote:Following the Bloomberg report, US stock indexes slipped into the red for the first time on Monday.
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On Colton's season, Demi slipped into a robe and brought Colton up to her bedroom for a sensual massage.
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Nor has he ever served it slipped into a roll at his casual New England seafood shack, Connie & Ted's.
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As a result, it slipped into second place among global luxury brands for the second consecutive year behind BMW.
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Brammer went outside to say hi, but the cat slipped into his house and made himself right at home.
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In some cases, he brazenly slipped into occupied homes in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, according to authorities.
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Of the major energy producers, Alaska, North Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming have slipped into recession, according to Moody's.
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But since the change, multiple fake stories, like 9/11 being an inside job, have slipped into Facebook's Trends.
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American companies that had previously fled as Iraq slipped into mayhem, such as General Electric, are now tiptoeing back.
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But Memphis slipped into a deficit midway through the first and never reclaimed the lead despite that interior edge.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some of the biggest U.S. investors believe the bond market has slipped into a bear phase.
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That brought some relief for the government following a six-month period when the country almost slipped into recession.
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It was under its aegis that Article 62 was slipped into the constitution in 1973, to control civilian politicians.
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He was 13 years old when he quietly slipped into a local library to investigate without telling his parents.
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Airbus said last year it expected export credits to resume in the fourth quarter, but this slipped into 2017.
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On Friday, Germany's 10-year government bond yields slipped into negative territory for the first time since October 2016.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yields slipped into negative territory on Friday for the first time since October 1.13.
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The man slipped into her building on 2746373st Avenue near 65th Street in Manhattan at about 6:35 a.m.
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This is the second time in two weeks that the German 10-year bond has slipped into negative territory.
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As the world slipped into depression, however, and Britain's economic crisis deepened, the voices questioning this view grew louder.
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The Dow dropped more than 2628 points on Monday, while the S&P 28503 slipped into a bear market.
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Often I slipped into one of a few personas I had invented to make myself feel more authentically magical.
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But, according to Carnegie Mellon professor Sridhar Tayur, counterfeit booze can also be slipped into perfectly legitimate supply chains.
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According to Reuters data, it is the first time this measure has slipped into "backwardation" since November 20, 2014.
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While embracing and bouncing around, the man then lost his footing and slipped into the audience pit with Gaga.
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Before we slipped into an alternate universe of unabashed corruption, this tweet alone might have ended a Presidential administration.
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She slipped into a depression but found some solace—as so many young girls do—in her Tumblr blog.
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The following day, on Halloween, she slipped into a latex Jessica Rabbit costume that was custom-made for her.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Donald Trump slipped into the Oval Office through a wormhole of confusion about the American identity.
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Mostly, however, they stayed quiet, and now the whole thing seems to have slipped into the fog of history.
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When he was released in August 2017, he slipped into the same pattern of behavior, the court documents say.
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We slipped into the chapel as it was filling up with students and slid into a pew in back.
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Day was then given a breathing tube in the emergency room and slipped into a coma, sources told ESPN.
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Over time, it began to birth stars who slipped into British pop: Dizzee Rascal, Kano, Tinie Tempah and more.
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After successfully evading the state trooper defensive line, the cat slipped into a tunnel and disappeared into the night.
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They'd be simmered with game, whipped into a boozy mousse or slipped into baggies to eat as a snack.
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"Conditions have slipped into place for at least a short-term correction," said Ramsey, the CIO of the firm.
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We slipped into a loophole where we experienced the intensity of "white people Thanksgiving" without actually making the effort.
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Tilikum has also been connected with the deaths of two other people: Keltie Byrne, a 21-year-old student and part-time trainer who slipped into a pool containing Tilikum and two other orcas in 1991, and Daniel P. Dukes, a 27-year-old man who slipped into SeaWorld after hours in 1999.
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Libya slipped into political turmoil after a NATO backed air campaign helped rebels topple autocrat Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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They did so, but once they passed the ticket taker, the moms slipped into Bad Moms to join their friends.
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Madonna also slipped into a slinky pink gown for her 1984 "Material Girl" music video, emulating Gentlemen's iconic dance sequence.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have slipped into the cellar of the National League Central and they only have themselves to blame.
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Chinese shares, which were up earlier in the day, slipped into negative territory with the blue chips off 523 percent.
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In both cases, she slipped into deep depression and refused to leave her family's house, her sisters and friends said.
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Without "proper" Christian burials, enslaved people were buried far in the woods, slipped into the swamps, or burned in piles.
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WTI has slipped into bear market territory as traders fear that a slowdown in China's economy will hit crude demand.
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WTI has slipped into a bear market as traders fear that a slowdown in China's economy will hit crude demand.
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The U.S. home market slipped into a rut last year as the U.S. central bank continued a rate-hiking campaign.
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Despite her prolific career, she slipped into relative obscurity and was eventually left homeless and impoverished in her old age.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception — a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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"My cross in my bedroom still has the flowers that I slipped into Jesus's feet when Susan died," she says.
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When she was 3 years old, North adorably slipped into Kim's thigh-high chrome Balenciaga boots — which retail for $1,700.
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The economy has since slipped into recession with inflation at more than 34 percent in the 12 months through August.
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C Welington Castillo had been hot until the last few games, but he slipped into an 0-for-9 skid.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception — a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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In China, the Caixin/IHS Markit PMI slipped into contraction territory in December for the first time in 19 months.
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That he's already a lost soul, a man who's slipped into a dive that he can't pull himself out of.
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Karrueche slipped into a bikini to shoot scenes for her soap opera, "The Bay," because, well ... producers know what sells.
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He died a painful death after a rare highly radioactive substance was slipped into his tea at a London hotel.
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Raft was the perfect one to fix the problem; and so he slipped into Peterson's dressing room, chatting and laughing.
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The victim accused Anderson of repeatedly raping her as she slipped into unconsciousness at a fraternity party in February 2016.
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North Korea told a US official that Warmbier contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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Last week, the German 30-year government bond yield DE30YT=RR slipped into negative territory for the first time ever.
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When we slipped into our mom's stilettos, and first felt our posture change, a stranger staring back in the mirror.
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I whipped out the ol' panty vibe, slipped into it, and walked around McCarren Park, feeling the sweet, sweet vibrations.
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Precisely why I slipped into my wrinkle-resistant Agent Scully blazer and set out to investigate…the Beauty X-Files.
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Dozens of Americans suffering from lung cancer have slipped into Havana and smuggled vials of the drug Cimavax back home.
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The Tigers slipped into the tournament by winning the Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament after going 12-5 in conference play.
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But when she clocked out and went home, Mercer slipped into her other routine: securing her house from her stalker.
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After a lunch of pizza and Mr. Iacono's meatballs, Mr. Winkler slipped into the back garden for a decaf espresso.
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It has almost certainly slipped into a recession, one engineered by public health officials seeking to contain a global pandemic.
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Immediately after gaining independence from Portugal in 1975, Angola slipped into a brutal civil war pitting two former liberation movements.
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The North told American officials that Mr. Warmbier contracted botulism and slipped into a coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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Kendall hopped on a yacht Friday -- the SS Groot to be exact -- and slipped into a tiny, burnt orange bikini.
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It wasn't long before the U.S. tech bubble burst and the U.S. economy slipped into recession, albeit a shallow one.
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When it was finally our turn, we slipped into the seats, but at the last moment, I hopped back out.
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Energy and property names led gains an hour ahead of the market close, but technology names slipped into negative territory.
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In Europe, stocks slipped into the red, while markets in Asia finished the trading day on a relatively mixed note.
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"No te entiendo," my mother would say, shaking her head and shrugging in feigned confusion anytime we slipped into English.
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Oil prices slipped into the red on Friday, with U.S. crude hovering around $47.14 per barrel at 8:36 a.m.
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But mainstream media advertising, which includes campaigns related to TV, radio and cinema, slipped into negative territory during the quarter.
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The Nikkei 225 slipped into negative territory after gaining during morning trade, closing lower after four straight sessions of gains.
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I slipped into the increasingly familiar world of each movie with eagerness and enthusiasm, feelings which were in themselves marvels.
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By August, immigration had slipped into second place behind "dissatisfaction with government" but remained among the most often-named problems.
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A Russian Soyuz capsule carrying three spaceflight veterans slipped into a docking port aboard the station at 20143:54 p.m.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who arrived late and slipped into an aisle seat, sat perfectly still, arms crossed.
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By 9:30, McCarthy and the rest of the House GOP leadership team had slipped into RNC headquarters as well.
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There are the jokes slipped into shows (a recent revival of "Miss Saigon" added a "Make America Great Again" gag).
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Sly Stallone's wife and his middle daughter slipped into bikinis aboard a fancy yacht sailing off the South of France.
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These regions slipped into authoritarianism quietly, as local politicians sought to advance their careers and the interests of their supporters.
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The whale has also been involved in the deaths of two other people: Keltie Byrne, a 21-year-old student and part-time trainer who slipped into a pool containing Tilikum and two other orcas in 1991, and Daniel P. Dukes, a 27-year-old man who slipped into SeaWorld after hours in 1999.
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Midway through, hundreds of dancers quietly slipped into the arena before suddenly springing to life at the climax of the song.
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Miguel Ángel López Rocha had slipped into the river while playing on its bank and ingested a fatal dose of arsenic.
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According to the Daily Mail , this is the third time since 2010 that the couple has slipped into the foreclosure process.
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The former Miss Universe slipped into the little black dress of all little black dresses Thursday in Paris during fashion week.
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Africa's most advanced economy slipped into a technical recession this year, but data published on Tuesday showed an uptick in growth.
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Medicine and faith Graham slipped into the Sunday service as the congregation studied 'The Watchtower,' the Jehovah's Witness magazine and guide.
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Credit expansion in the country contracted by 1 percent last year as the economy slipped into recession, the first since 2009.
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She had acute respiratory illness and slipped into a coma for six months, and then developed a potentially deadly bacterial infection.
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Some suggest that the numbers were slipped into the candidate's speech by defence advisers eager to make the idea appear unworkable.
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North Korea reportedly told a U.S. official that Otto contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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At Aktuğlu's suggestion, I slipped into one of the jumpsuits myself, glumly clutching the bars while my own picture was taken.
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East Africa's largest economy has slipped into turmoil since a Supreme Court ruling annulled the result of presidential elections in August.
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The instrument was switched on six days after Juno fired its main engine and slipped into orbit around the gas giant.
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Even some of the youngest children speak the language comfortably, though a few slipped into French when your correspondent visited Pau.
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Chinese shares slipped into the red though after surging in the previous session, with the blue-chip index off 0.2 percent.
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I made friends, I got a job, I became a published writer, and slipped into that identity, and into that community.
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And since 1920, generation after generation of Chinatown residents has slipped into Hang Ah Tea Room for dumplings, noodles, and tea.
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In 2008, the property slipped into foreclosure due to $19,192 in unpaid taxes — an incident Franklin attributed to an attorney's mistake.
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France's CAC closed up just above the flat line, while Germany's DAX slipped into the red, ending some 0.4 percent down.
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He linked perfectly with Cristiano Ronaldo, who slipped into a No. 9 role with ease after years on the left wing.
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Happy birthday, Jessica -- hard to believe it's been 12 years since ya slipped into the Daisy Dukes ... sure doesn't look it!
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Nigeria slipped into its first recession in 25 years last year, brought on by low prices for its mainstay, crude oil.
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Seventeen-year-old gorilla Harambe was shot and killed on Saturday after a 22016-year-old boy slipped into his enclosure.
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As we dropped our coins into a reflecting pool, she silently slipped into the adjoining tank, swimming in the ethereal water.
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And you bet your ass Sager slipped into a dope-ass blue floral blazer before getting in front of the camera.
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The pharmaceutical industry is livid about a surprise change to Medicare drug policy that was slipped into the Senate budget deal.
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Since her suicide at 48 in 1971, her personal story, like Sylvia Plath's, has also slipped into the realm of myth.
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After I went home and slipped into a food coma, I have to say, this is truly LA's kingdom of carbs.
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During Mr. Kaine's convention speech on Wednesday evening, the senator inspired some of the loudest cheers when he slipped into Spanish.
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Nelson's donation procedure took place in February at a Bergen County, N.J., hospital, but he slipped into a coma shortly thereafter.
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Altria, which makes the Marlboro brand of cigarettes, fell as much as 16 percent, slipped into the red for the year.
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"Before we slipped into an alternate universe of unabashed corruption, this tweet alone might have ended a Presidential administration," he added.
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Two men slipped into his wife's bedroom and when he went in, he found her having sex with one of them.
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Stocks slipped into the red for a brief period after President Donald Trump's latest attack on Amazon but then quickly recovered.
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We slipped into talking about nutrition, and she mentioned that she and her family only eat bread that they make themselves.
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A racial slur GIF slipped into GIPHY's sticker library earlier this month, prompting Instagram and Snapchat to drop their GIPHY integrations.
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At issue are forced arbitration clauses that are slipped into financial contracts and typically bar consumers from joining class action lawsuits.
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Others, he said, like one he slipped into an obscure music score in an archive at Lincoln Center, can take years.
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This past November, Mr. Saban briefly slipped into a coma, inspiring a move to Saugerties, N.Y., to live with his daughter.
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Occasionally, dishes slipped into ordinariness, like roast leg of lamb with Jerusalem artichokes and an Italianate salsa verde that lacked punch.
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Instead, the Eagles slipped into the playoffs behind Foles, not Wentz, who was sidelined by a fractured vertebra after Week 217.
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On a March day, the facade shone gold and then blazing white as the sun slipped into the blank blue sky.
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Then, Mr. Myers found an envelope slipped into the almanac, its paper as brittle as the rest of the book's pages.
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You do know that she didn't move over to make room on that door and Leo slipped into the icy Atlantic?
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Forced arbitration clauses, often slipped into the fine print, bar consumers from joining class-action lawsuits or suing on their own.
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In case you missed it ... Farrah slipped into tiny red lingerie and pranced aboard the vessel while a guy played violin.
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They'll hear the sound of dollars being sucked out of their pockets and slipped into the wallets of the 1 percent.
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Less than three years after Mr. Ghosn gave up the top job at Nissan, it has slipped into a deep slump.
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As the region slipped into chaotic demonstration, Israel appeared to be one of the few stable countries in the Middle East.
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In one unsettling plot twist, a package containing a small thermonuclear device is slipped into an order of emergency food supplies.
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As we reported ... Laura slipped into a coma after surgeons in Ciudad Juarez botched her nose job by incorrectly administering anesthesia.
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And lord knows Claire (Caitriona Balfe) sure does swig enough of the stuff — even after having bitter cascara slipped into her glass.
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The acquisition aligns with a surprising nugget of information Facebook slipped into a 32-bullet point briefing sent to TechCrunch this month.
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Each of the five 'FAANG' stocks – Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet – slipped into a bear market during Monday trading.
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I don't know: I think every child of an alcoholic spends moments of reflection wondering if they've slipped into the quicksand, too.
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The company slipped into a net loss due to an impairment and a higher depreciation charge as well as higher financing costs.
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The sly creature slipped into Nashville's Music City Center and ended up in one of the building's bathrooms, gazing in the mirror.
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Created by Trevor Paglen, it asks viewers to solve a cryptographic puzzle, which the artist has subtly slipped into its main emblem.
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She slipped into a striped, black-and-white '50s pinup dress, lined her eyes with dark circles, covered her mouth with lipstick.
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And the German economy, Europe's biggest, may have slipped into recession in the third quarter, the country's central bank said on Monday.
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While the PM was not the image of grace and poise, his wife, Sophie Trudeau, slipped into her kayak without any mishaps.
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Lopez, 45, once key underworld figure in the Colombian city of Medellin, slipped into Argentina in 2011 with a forged Venezuelan passport.
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The S&P 500 and the Dow slipped into the red at midday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.
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He says the hours before Brown slipped into a coma were marked by tension between Brown and Gordon and accusations of cheating.
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But when things got rough for them, I think they slipped into wondering if maybe there really was some kind of curse.
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The camera itself is very compact and can easily be held in the palm of your hand or slipped into your pocket.
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JONESBORO, Ga. – Authorities say a gunman slipped into the back of a Mexican restaurant in Georgia, opened fire and killed a cook.
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She wed Prince William in a regal Alexander McQueen lace gown and then slipped into a second McQueen creation for the reception.
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The malicious program was slipped into legitimate software called CCleaner, which cleans up junk programs and advertising cookies to speed up devices.
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Such language – often slipped into the fine print – forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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The provision was slipped into the Dodd-Frank bill by retail-friendly lawmakers because merchants knew they could pad their bottom lines.
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The language, often slipped into the fine print, forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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"Fake identification can be slipped into any envelope; and digital tools, such as hacking manuals, can evade physical transportation entirely," Pace explained.
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Germany's DAX and France's CAC both slipped into the red as U.S. futures soured, while the pound's jump dragged Britain's FTSE lower.
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Ryan slipped into a familiar right-wing talking point, the false claim that federal efforts to help the poor simply don't work.
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The country slipped into a recession in 2016, and though the economy has rebounded in some areas, poverty and joblessness remain high.
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More recently, as the Italian economy has slipped into recession, the Italian government is considering additional fiscal measures to stimulate the economy.
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According to preliminary data on Thursday, Hong Kong slipped into recession for the first time in 10 years in the third quarter.
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Having slipped into their clown costumes, Kai explains that Gary needs to be sacrifices and the one-handed graciously accepts his fate.
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But China shares surrendered early gains and slipped into the red amid concerns about sluggish growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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Gaby Jiminez, a house cleaner in Phoenix, had never dared approach the border since she slipped into the United States in 1993.
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The actress, 33, slipped into a blue and white two-piece when she hit the beaches on Thursday alongside husband Michael Polish.
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He dressed in all black, covering everything except for his eyes, and slipped into upscale homes with the aid of a ladder.
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He was still burrowing beneath the clothes when the door opened and Carmen slipped into the room, wearing a gauzy white nightgown.
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Over the last five years, she has lost her father to cancer, and her mother has slipped into confusion following two strokes.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government slipped into turmoil after two of her cabinet ministers quit, including Dominic Raab, her chief Brexit negotiator.
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But Sanders is not a serious contender and has slipped into the category of trivialities for which people just don't have time.
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His car, a pre-owned white Hyundai Elantra, was unlocked and I slipped into the passenger seat for shelter from the cold.
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At one point I talked to a quantum physicist because Tyler had this theory that he'd somehow slipped into an alternate universe.
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But in 2013-2014, Newark schools once again slipped into the unsafe zone when 13.31% of all samples showed too much lead.
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Now we wonder each morning which America will greet us Since the 2016 election, decades of all that progress slipped into reverse.
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When Mr. Beazley slipped into art class, the substitute, Ann Perkins, had been telling another student to go get a tardy pass.
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If the Federal Reserve had not recently changed its approach to monetary policy, the economy might well have already slipped into contraction.
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Instead, the economy slipped into a mild recession in the first half of 2019 and posted no growth in the third quarter.
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Stockpiles in China slipped into the news with a below-the-fold, back-section, New Year's Eve article from China Daily USA.
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Back then, he escaped a travel ban and slipped into Colombia to attend a rock concert hosted by British billionaire Richard Branson.
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That outdoor scene was the only light source in the room, so that as night fell, the room, too, slipped into darkness.
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After the 1988 crackdown, Sitagu Sayadaw slipped into exile in Tennessee before returning home to open Buddhist academies and a monastic university.
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Gold appears to have slipped into a zombie state, largely unmoved by a weaker , or interest rate predictions or any world crisis.
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Lauren rocked a skintight, low cut red dress, while Jeff -- and his $113 billion -- slipped into a white and blue speckled blazer.
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In the end, Iran slipped into Iraq under Mr. Bush's nose, subverted the project, and recruited proxy militias to promote its interests.
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The Socialists slipped into an "intellectual laziness" abetted by France's two-party system, which pitted the left against the right, he said.
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In fact, I would point to March 23, 2010, as the date after which bipartisanship in our country slipped into a coma.
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Olivia Newton-John was just 28 years old when she first slipped into her famous black leather outfit for Grease's closing number.
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Often slipped into the fine print, the clauses force customers to settle disputes through a third-party arbitrator instead of the courts.
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When Officer Haste directed him to stop and show his hands, Mr. Graham cursed and slipped into the bathroom, the officer said.
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Bouton said the inspiration came when he and his editor, Leonard Shecter, slipped into a tavern in Greenwich Village after the season.
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In 2013, a Beijing man slipped into a coma after being shocked while charging his iPhone 4 using an off-brand charger.
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The official Chinese purchasing managers index slipped into recessionary territory in May with a headline reading of 49.4 reflecting weakening new orders.
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The EU slipped into the same severe economic crisis as the United States back in 2008 but has had a much weaker recovery.
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The S&P/ASX 7093.523 materials index slipped into negative territory, after hitting more than a two-year high in the previous session.
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She then slipped into a more casual, all white and cream ensemble for dinner at the Soho House in N.Y.C.'s Meatpacking District.
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Under the pressure of decline, many of Europe's social democratic parties have slipped into leadership brawls and harsh battles over their parties' course.
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Typically, they're slipped into sensitive shipments like a pallet of pharmaceuticals, ensuring it isn't tampered with as it moves from port to port.
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North Korea reportedly told a U.S. official that Otto contracted botulism while detained and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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" Sam Hunt had marriage very much on his mind as he slipped into his playful, intimate new single, "Body Like a Back Road.
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The boy was walking with his mother and sister in the creek behind a Dairy Queen when he slipped into the rushing water.
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AS THE SUN slipped into the Mediterranean on June 3rd, imams in Gaza took to their minarets to announce the end of Ramadan.
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Two days later, Gigi slipped into a pale blue ruffled minidress and did her best Cinderella impersonation, escorted by — who else — Prince Charming.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception—a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown covered in beading designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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But before his capture this week, Cummins and the young woman he called his wife slipped into a remote Northern California community unrecognized.
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The planet-hunting Kepler Space Telescope has been returned to stable condition just days after it slipped into "emergency mode," according to NASA.
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Kim Kardashian slipped into a tiny bikini and hit the beach in Mexico ready to roll around in the sand ... with her kids.
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Of course, she's famous for her Sports Illustrated swimsuit shoots, but instead ... Kate slipped into lingerie for a shoot this weekend with Yamamay.
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These pots of public money were being divvied up without any oversight, slipped into bills without identifying by whom and at whose request.
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The clauses, often slipped into the fine print, force students to give up their rights to settle disputes with a school in court.
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New Orleans remained in the NBA's bottom five on defense (212th), and slipped into the bottom half of the league on offense (222th).
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The Toronto native slipped into the guise of "Jared," whose saccharine cheer and Jaromir Jagr fandom proved too much for host Kenan Thompson.
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I guess after Beady Eye sort of slipped into a coma, I needed time out to address some things in my personal life.
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Rather than try to stifle innovation with provisions quietly slipped into spending bills, smart meat producers ought to embrace the cellular agriculture revolution.
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But some formerly legendary arenas that once represented the peak of advancement have since slipped into oblivion and, in some cases, been demolished.
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The rand is also set for a yearly loss after South Africa slipped into its first recession since 2009 in the second quarter.
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The US manufacturing sector slipped into a recession this year, and the Commerce Department said Monday factory goods orders fell 0.6% in September.
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"I don't think I am at a disadvantage," Ms. Mazon said, leaning against a crimson padded bench, green toenails slipped into flip-flops.
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In Algeria's bloody independence war, he commanded the southern Mali front and slipped into France clandestinely in 1961 to contact jailed liberation leaders.
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All of which is to say that Sydney band Tigertown's latest single would have slipped into this genre quite nicely, no lube necessary.
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Discovery, which slipped into the world nearly fifteen years ago now, is a spotty, disjointed, slightly unsuccessful album that never really hangs together.
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Meanwhile, Apple has slipped into the second spot with a 2017 brand value of $107.1 billion, down 27% from $145.9 billion in 2016.
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The municipal vehicle was able to pass Nusra checkpoints without scrutiny, and by the afternoon he and his wife had slipped into Turkey.
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Had he not been taking the night shift for so long, I think I really could have slipped into a really dark depression.
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Two years later a provision was mysteriously slipped into a congressional budget bill that barred the F.D.A. from even considering mitochondrial replacement therapy.
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Often the plan for the particular work of the day is communicated to a guest by a tiny note slipped into her hand.
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The medics, however, did not know Pepper was allergic to the penicillin with which they treated him, and he slipped into a coma.
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Vaping is odorless and easy to hide, and Mr. Rodriguez slipped into doing it constantly, inhaling enormous amounts of THC and craving more.
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Matsoukas warded them off with a bullhorn, then slipped into the back seat to coach the performers as a cameraman shot from outside.
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The spread had slipped into contango - where future prices are higher than nearby prices - on Wednesday for the first time since Sept. 19.
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Lawmakers have also introduced other legislation to make changes to the MPRA, which was slipped into an omnibus spending law in December 2014.
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LOS ANGELES — Kawhi Leonard slipped into the interview room at Staples Center clad in pearl-white sweats, calling to mind a Jedi sage.
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Earnings misses by Brazilian companies have increased over the last year despite diminished expectations as the economy slipped into recession two years ago.
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Yet when Syria slipped into a deadly civil war, Mr. Obama focused more on the costs of intervention than the risks of inaction.
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The arbitration language — often slipped into the fine print — forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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On the night of May 7, 1992, McDonald's employee Derek Wood slipped into the basement of the franchise in Sydney River, Nova Scotia.
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The country's manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) slipped into contraction territory in July in the largest month-on-month decline since November 2008.
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These items are slipped into large must-pass legislative vehicles with the hope that they will become part of law without real debate.
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Our sources say Drake and Hailey slipped into The Nice Guy Tuesday around 11:30 PM and got a table with another couple.
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M-Rod says she was feeling the heat long before she slipped into her Oscar night gown, and she doesn't seem happy about it.
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In August 2016, the then-3-year-old slipped into Kardashian West's thigh-high Balenciaga boots — an adorable fashion-stealing moment caught on camera.
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During the award show program, which aired Monday night on MTV, Haddish slipped into an exact replica of Meghan Markle&aposs Givenchy wedding gown.
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He slipped into living rooms and union halls to talk to nurses, construction workers, and teachers, listening to everyday people more than he spoke.
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Echoes of 13 as the front-runners fight For most of the night, as Warren wore the biggest target, Biden slipped into the background.
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Wednesday's sale was also encouraging given that the Italian economy has slipped into recession and there are signs of strains within the ruling coalition.
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But week by week, the team slipped into a kind of upper-level mediocrity, losing three SEC games in a row in early February.
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In her music she slipped into the zone, just as she had when she began at New Bethel Baptist, wobbling on her little chair.
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A few years ago, for example, a screen recording utility called xRec also slipped into the App Store only to be pulled shortly thereafter.
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Then at some point throughout the night she slipped into something a little less sheer (but just as leggy!) in an orange mini dress.
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While some have been around for decades, new spots catering to the full LGBTQ spectrum have also slipped into the scene over the years.
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Styled after a metal water bottle, Philips' PowerPotion DLP3003 is lacking in sharp corners that might poke at you when slipped into a pocket.
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South Africa slipped into its first recession in eight years in 2017, with political turmoil sending business and consumer sentiment to multi-year lows.
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"Back in those days we didn't have all that," she said, after the hosts asked if something might have been slipped into her drink.
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Blair and Clinton were close but not nearly as close as Blair was with George W. Bush, who slipped into the presidency in 2001.
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Gold prices steadied near seven-month highs, while yields on Japan's 2500-year government bond slipped into negative territory for the first time ever.
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Beyonce only has one stop left on her Formation tour, but her wardrobe this week looks like she's already slipped into full vacay mode.
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Restoring rates to higher levels would also give central bankers more room to cut rates later if the U.S. economy slipped into another recession.
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Before his capture in April, Cummins and the young woman he told others was his wife slipped into a remote Northern California community unrecognized.
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The 36-year-old Grammy winner slipped into the Swarovski-studded shoes, Monday, in a series of style shots shared to her Instagram account.
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What if it easily slipped into your pocket, yet still provided an immersive display that was great to watch video or play games on?
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Astaldi is one of several Italian construction companies struggling in an economy that slipped into a new recession at the end of last year.
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Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi five years ago, Libya has slipped into chaos, with two rival governments and armed factions struggling for control.
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Each family has a child who has mysteriously slipped into a coma-like condition called resignation syndrome after periods of high stress and trauma.
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"We did not notice they have slipped into Marawi because we are focusing on their mountain lairs," Philippines Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana told reporters.
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Her head struck the pavement outside Ocean Towers in Coney Island, Brooklyn, where her family lives, and she slipped into unconsciousness, the police said.
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Though magic once existed prominently in their world, it's slipped into the background in the same way pop culture fads go out of style.
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Ryan Harrison slipped into a seat as the match began, elated that his brother had finally made it onto an official Grand Slam stage.
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Bond yields slipped into the lower end of this week's tight trading range with the 10-year yield hovering around the 2.25 percent area.
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The Treasury halved the growth forecast for 2018 to 0.7 percent after the economy slipped into recession in the first half of the year.
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Last week zookeepers shot and killed Harambe because they feared he might hurt a four-year-old boy who slipped into the gorilla's enclosure.
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Dortmund's Swiss keeper was helpless, however, when Wolves' substitute Daniel Didavi slipped into the area and drilled home a Vierinha cutback three minutes later.
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Yet if later Bond movies slipped into camp before Daniel Craig rescued them, "Kingsman 2" seems to have arrived at that precipice somewhat prematurely.
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In this day and age, advertising gets slipped into the media and entertainment consumed by the masses without them noticing more and more often.
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Later, I got a job at the best-known techno bar in Vienna—the Danube—and that's how I slipped into the Vienna scene.
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After being taken down early, the American expertly slipped into position for an armbar, which he used to force his Canadian foe to tap.
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Both the S&P 500 and the Dow slipped into bear market territory, but only the Dow closed the day in a bear market.
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But Esperanza slipped into the water, into the rippling shadow underneath the blubbery mermaid before them, her blood seeming to chant from within her.
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At one point, when describing her surprise and excitement over the novel's rebirth as a Broadway musical, she slipped into the first person plural.
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As a father and husband, I slipped into the antiquated role of provider, protector, patriarch — assuming the position and entitlements of another male archetype.
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Davis, a 26-year-old American, said she had slipped into an autopilot of sorts as the match continued into nearly uncharted scoreboard territory.
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Tesla has slipped into financial difficulties, in part because of how much cash it has been using up — nearly $1 billion every three months.
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The president who slipped into office through a tear in the space-time continuum cemented right-wing control over all three branches of government.
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Off camera, wandering senators, often loath to endure full hearings for even their own committees, slipped into the room to watch their colleagues work.
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As duets slipped into group numbers and solos into trios, the stage constantly (and aptly) buzzed with life — sunny, sweet, yet full of power.
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Viewers could be forgiven for thinking they had slipped into a coma and awakened in the middle of the impeachment of President Joe Biden.
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Tesla has slipped into financial difficulties, in part because of how much cash it has been using up -- nearly $1 billion every three months.
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Ask Real Estate Q. In January, a burglar slipped into our co-op in Hudson Heights, Manhattan, behind a shareholder who was walking out.
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This hardback case offers exceptional protection for how slim and lightweight it is, and can easily be slipped into a bag or purse pocket.
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But there is still no timeline for a decision, let alone an actual listing, and the timetable now appears to have slipped into 2019.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, above, slipped into Iraq on Monday night after having spent the morning at a U.S. military base in Afghanistan.
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The former New York City mayor seemed to have slipped into the sweet cocoon of irrelevance after the collapse of his 2008 presidential campaign.
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A 3-year-old boy slipped into the enclosure of a 17-year-old male gorilla named Harambe, who quickly took hold of the child.
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The spread slipped into contango, a structure where nearby prices trade lower than far-dated prices, on Thursday for the first time since May 22.
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A memorial went up at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden after Harambe was killed by a zoo response team after a boy slipped into the exhibit.
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Kate slipped into a ton of different looks for Yamamay's Spring 2018 collection, but you can go ahead and pretend she did it for you.
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And when Google hired him, he slipped into a group of researchers building a similar system for the wildly ambitious balloon experiment called Project Loon.
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North Korea released Otto Tuesday on "humanitarian grounds" — telling U.S. officials that Otto contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill.
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The animal slipped into the water after being shot in the head, and authorities with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission found the animal later.
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The Dow plunged more than 650 points to fall below 22,000 while the S&P 500 dropped 2.7 percent and slipped into bear market territory.
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But Trump slipped into some old habits, like saying once again (with no evidence) that voter fraud cost him millions of votes during the election.
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The Rockies slipped into third place in the National League West, although they trail the division-leading Arizona Diamondbacks by only 103 1/2 games.
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The fund manager co-founded in 1983 by Chief Executive Officer Martin Gilbert slipped into the second tier of London-listed stocks this week <0#.
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Indian indexes slipped into negative territory on the news Monday with the rupee falling to a near one-month low at 67.4 against the dollar.
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In 1995, for instance, a Prop 65 lawsuit pushed eight major faucet brands to significantly reduce the amount of lead that slipped into the tap.
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Sisi portrays himself as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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Leakes later ditched the swimsuit and slipped into another beach-ready number: colorful pants with a white top and a long, floral, kimono-like garment.
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Some have remained in Iraq and Syria; others have slipped into Turkey or hooked up with IS affiliates in Egypt, Libya and South-East Asia.
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Collective PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) surveys then indicated that the U.K. economy may have slipped into a contraction for the first time since late 2012.
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Bond yields slipped into the lower end of this week's tight trading range with the benchmark 10-year yield hovering around 2.25 percent US10YT=RR.
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Currencies have slipped into tight ranges this month as markets wait to see if the U.S. Federal Reserve will start to loosen policy this month.
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Zookeepers at the Cincinnati Zoo had to make such a choice when a 3-year-old boy slipped into the habitat of a silverback gorilla.
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By that point whoever was at the wheel had already slipped into the crowd and few of those on board had even seen his face.
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The two slipped into Aaron's bedroom in the early morning hours and bludgeoned him to death with a hammer and a hatchet while he slept.
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Benchmark U.S. yields fell to near four-year lows last week, while German 10-year yield slipped into negative territory for the first time ever.
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Kim slipped into a tight black dress after her plane landed Thursday afternoon -- we're guessing she was heading straight from the airport to the ceremony.
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It seems only logical that now, as news headlines mount up about the progress of clinical trials, public experimentation has similarly slipped into the mainstream.
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Don't forget that if Obama didn't act decisively, the country may have slipped into depression, which could have spelled more bank failures and fewer bonuses.
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A pregnant woman in northern China suffocated to death on a busy sidewalk after her head somehow slipped into a street fence and got stuck.
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Although with his own famous eight-pack, Mr. Lutz could easily have slipped into the lineup at Parke & Ronen, it was one presentation he skipped.
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As the years stretched on, Audemio occasionally allowed himself to imagine that he'd slipped into some kind of immigration limbo that might somehow last forever.
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After the economy slipped into recession in 1969, it took only three years for incomes in the middle to rebound and surpass their previous peak.
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Some of the uranium was fabricated in pieces the size of squares of chocolate that could be easily slipped into a pocket, a terrorist's dream.
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Tatehane then slipped into the mother's hut and took the baby from her side before she awoke, a local newspaper reported, citing the two witnesses.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, slipped into recession for the first time in 25 years in the second quarter, largely due to low global oil prices.
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The model slipped into some barely-there lingerie to twist a blunt and light it up -- and you can tell, this ain't her first rodeo.
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Spence slipped into the second round of the draft because he had to transfer from Ohio State to Eastern Kentucky after failing several drug tests.
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In the far corner, Ms. Watts, who is filming a Netflix series called "Gypsy," slipped into her chair at Eileen Guggenheim's table (an academy trustee).
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I slipped into the driver's seat, tucked in front of the mid-mounted 647-horsepower twin-turbo EcoBoost V6, and pressed the start button. Wow.
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Mr. Tines charismatically handled the shifts of style so naturally you almost didn't notice when, say, muttered words of despair slipped into dreamy lyrical musings.
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Although he had steadfastly refused a transplant, he had slipped into a sickness so severe that my mother and I feared we might lose him.
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Some IS fighters still hold out in Syria's remote central desert, and in Iraqi cities they have slipped into the shadows, staging shootings or kidnappings.
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As she often does when telling a story, Messud slipped into the voice of the character she was inhabiting: '' 'Don't deny me my love story.
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Another former employee said that on a business trip to Hong Kong that same year, Mr. Nygard slipped into her hotel room while she slept.
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In 2011, as the country slipped into economic crisis, the Socialist government considered privatizing part of the enterprise but never went ahead with the plan.
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In China, the Caixin/Markit PMI slipped into contraction territory for the first time in 24 months, broadly tracking an official survey released on Monday.
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But, occasionally, that tranquillity has slipped into crushing loneliness, like during all the nights I've spent in airport hotels, those uniformly strange and depressing places.
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In greater China markets, Hong Kong's , which had traded convincingly higher earlier in the day, slipped into negative territory in the last hour of trade.
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Such was the case at the Gotham Independent Film Awards when she slipped into an offbeat white lace cocktail dress with a sequin floral motif.
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The euro zone slipped into deflation — defined as when prices fall for a protracted period — at the end of 2014 before making a limp recovery.
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The index slipped into a technical bear market in mid-August, losing 20 percent since late-January, but has since recouped some of those losses.
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Seventeen prime ministers came and went, the Japanese economy slipped into a funk and the initial $26 billion budget ballooned into $2000 billion of spending.
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Bella, Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin and a gang of other models slipped into the Pink Paradise Wednesday night after walking in the H&M show.
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At the top, slipped into slots in the clay, are small horseshoe-shaped panels laminated with shadowy photos of stallions (thanks again to the 'zine).
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It seems as though we had all slipped into a false sense of comfort, that justice would prevail and that good would win in the end.
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So far, only one of the six ratings - three for sovereign debt and three for local - from the major international ratings agencies has slipped into junk.
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The Jiobit device is about the size of two quarters, and can be slipped into a kid's backpack, pocket, or clipped to their shoe or sleeve.
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Next, Graham slipped into booties and slid across a slide board, all while catching a ball Peña threw to her and tossing it back to him.
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Following the burial of her late husband Craig Strickland on Tuesday, Helen Strickland is sharing the letter she slipped into his jacket pocket before saying goodbye.
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After leading in the polls in Iowa for much of the last month, Mr. Cruz has slipped into second behind Mr. Trump in most public surveys.
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At the red-brick Village Hall, Warren greeted staffers who were dealing with parking stickers and ice-cream-truck permits, and slipped into his dingy office.
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When it happened to me in college, for example, the cocktail of drugs that was slipped into my drink wouldn't leave my system for 72 hours.
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That reflected the unfavorable impact of price increases, notably in the United States but also in Greater China where sales growth slipped into the single-digits.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 17 (Reuters) - South African retailer Massmart reported a sharp slowdown in half-year sales growth on Monday as its home market slipped into recession.
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Even as actual volatility has increased, the amount of volatility implied by options prices has plunged as the Brexit vote slipped into the market's rearview mirror.
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It is a piece that could have easily slipped into Leo Steinberg's classic reference book The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion.
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However, even the most eagle-eyed Riverdale fan may have missed a true crime-inspired moment that showrunner Aguirre-Sacasa slipped into the season 3 premiere.
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Wolford, known for its tights, bras and shirts, is in the midst of a restructuring after it slipped into the red more than a year ago.
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Africa's most developed economy slipped into recession in the first quarter, compounding a slew of negative economic indicators including sovereign rating downgrades and stubbornly high unemployment.
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The pace of job creation is slowing a bit, business investment is sluggish and manufacturing just barely slipped into expansion after five straight months of contraction.
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But she slipped into obscurity in the later years of her life and "Eyes" went out of print until Alice Walker championed her in the 1970s.
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Emerging markets stocks and currencies faced their latest round of pressure with concerns brewing about inflation in Turkey and news South Africa had slipped into recession.
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As aluminium units have slipped into the statistical shadows in both the U.S. and Europe, the centre of LME stocks activity has increasingly turned to Asia.
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Because in this moment, we slipped into a fever: Jeeps and bodies and guns shifting into view, sliding out from the haze for a brief moment.
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That reflected the unfavourable impact of price increases, notably in the United States but also in Greater China where sales growth slipped into the single-digits.
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Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as Venezuela's legitimate leader, slipped into neighboring Colombia last week to lead an abortive effort to bring in humanitarian aid.
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The waterproof device is about the size of two quarters, and can be slipped into a kid's backpack, pocket, or clipped to their shoe or sleeve.
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The Conference Board's index for the outlook turned south ahead of the 2007 cuts, which came just before the United States slipped into a profound recession.
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Saudi's index was down 1.43% as all its lenders slipped into negative territory with Al Rajhi Bank dropping 1.7% in the biggest drag on the index.
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Somehow we slipped into a time warp, and reproductive rights in the United States are under siege as if it's pre-1973 and abortion isn't legal.
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My father had slipped into unconsciousness twelve hours earlier, about an hour after we stopped the intravenous adrenaline that had been keeping his blood pressure up.
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Back in May, the recording artist Jim James slipped into town for one of those semi-secret small-venue industry gigs, at Rough Trade, in Williamsburg.
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He'd call if he was dying, Google said, and Nacho just laughed at that, and Poke brushed at his shirt before he slipped into the bedroom.
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Lam's gloomy forecast came two days after Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Hong Kong had slipped into a technical recession - meaning two successive quarters of contraction.
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But as I peeled off excess layers and slipped into the cushy robe, I suddenly felt as though my heart was stuck in my throat. Shit.
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The Dow recovered quickly to gains less than 22019 minutes after open on Tuesday morning, but slipped into a 52-point loss by 10:30 a.m.
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My friends that summer were all older, worldlier and better read than I. Happily, I slipped into the role they offered — protégé and favored little sister.
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They shaved off their beards, they cut off their hair, they changed their clothes, they slipped into refugee camps, they managed to get back into Europe.
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The ex-'Teen Mom' star slipped into a sheer leopard one-piece bathing suit Monday to put the spotlight on her new fashion line with PrettyLittleThing.
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Seven years later, merger activity hit another record, topping $4.1 trillion, but the economy had already slipped into recession as the year came to a close.
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Maybe it was inevitable, but during the London years, Ms. Norman started speaking with a trace of a British accent that sometimes slipped into her singing.
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It just gets slipped into your account like on a monthly basis, and then you'll feel better about the fact that it's getting sold and resold.
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It received poor reviews and has slipped into near obscurity, but the time may have come to give the piece new consideration with a contemporary staging.
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Currencies and stocks in emerging markets were pressured after news that South Africa had slipped into recession and concerns about inflation in Turkey and the Philippines.
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Sisi's supporters see him as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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Lam's gloomy forecast came two days after Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Hong Kong had slipped into a technical recession - meaning two successive quarters of contraction.
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A jihadist kill team has slipped into the United States, slaughtering men, women and children, looking for a database of sleeper cells waiting to be activated.
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Pope Francis, who seems resigned that a devout and Catholic Europe has largely slipped into the church's past, has shifted his focus to the global South.
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But she slipped into obscurity in the later years of her life, and "Eyes" went out of print until Alice Walker championed her in the 1970s.
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He had sort of slipped into the race — although he had done other endurance events, he needed a friend to persuade Kirby to let him in.
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They bounced with bottles of Voss, queued up for $8 Stella Artois, communed in hidden antechambers, meditated in solitude, ate falafel and slipped into dark corners.
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After that bit of pampering, I donned one a plush robe and slipped into the cocoon of my Luxury Collection bed and drifted off to sleep.
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He then jokingly slipped into the voice he used in the movie "Taken," and told her if she were not, "I will find you," she said.
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The earthy aroma and mushroomy taste of the truffle is one of the culinary world's most prized flavours, shaved onto salads and slipped into pasta dishes.
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But video games have been a part of British prison life for several years now—not that they've slipped into the system without their share of critics.
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The manager is said to be on the hot seat, they gave up 21 runs in a game last Saturday and they even slipped into third place.
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North Korea told a US official that Warmbier contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill, a senior State Department official told CNN.
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Similarly, the US economy slipped into a downturn after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 and again following the US overthrow of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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"When I slipped into my dress that day and into my favorite bright golden summer shoes, I felt like a dreamy vintage, yet contemporary bride," she said.
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Timmy T The first of many rap names the 22-year-old slipped into the many videos of himself rapping in high school that have surfaced. 5.
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Almost two decades of heartbreak disappeared in the Georgia twilight when Garcia slipped into a coveted dream jacket, triumphing at a tournament he once said he hated.
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But he quickly slipped into his combative rhetoric, slamming a "totally rigged" system and raging against establishment politicians and the media for seeking to sink his campaign.
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Her mother, Sylvia, a former actress and poet, slipped into depression and alcoholism and committed suicide just as her daughter was starting her career in the theater.
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Nigeria, an OPEC member, slipped into recession for the first time in more than 21 years in the second quarter largely due to low global oil prices.
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The malicious program was slipped into legitimate software called CCleaner, which is downloaded for personal computers and Android phones as often as 5 million times a week.
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Mid-way through eating mouthfuls of spaghetti, this sauce-covered baby slipped into a pleasant, carb-induced slumber and then wakes immediately back up to eat more.
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Now I was carrying a drone that was light enough I could forget it was there, slipped into the ordinary breast pocket of my Eddie Bauer vest.
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Realizing just how uncluttered that history is, she slipped into the same sympathetic expression she wore when I shared a story of a blind date gone wrong.
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I'm not quite sure when my anorexia slipped into my lexicon of self-deprecation, or why it stayed long after it was clear no one was laughing.
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The Brexit process has slipped into limbo while investors await to see the outcome of British Prime Minister Theresa May's meetings with European Union counterparts this week.
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The package comes just days before Mexico's national statistics agency publishes second-quarter growth figures and amid an discussion over whether the economy has slipped into recession.
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James slipped into his chair at the postgame news conference in a leather dress jacket, white collar and tie, a business executive with no trace of sweat.
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A few months ago, a relative of theirs slipped into a tunnel in the area during heavy rains, and had to be pulled out by passers-by.
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The first dancer to be fitted stripped off her clothes and slipped into one of the dresses, which floated around her body, retaining its own separate shape.
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Filmmakers follow the lives of refugee families caring for their children who have slipped into comas after traumatic and stressful experiences in a documentary set in Sweden.
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Witnesses returned and said Hermond slipped into the river and was carried away, said Lopez, whose husband met Hermond 26 years ago in the US Air Force.
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In fact, the Dow's performance under Trump is closest to former President George H.W. Bush, who lost his reelection bid after the economy slipped into a recession.
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In addition to getting multiple companies on board, TripleLift will also have to convince media buyers and sellers that product placements can easily be slipped into content.
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The North Koreans said he contracted botulism and slipped into a coma while in prison, but Warmbier's doctors in the United States said that description was inaccurate.
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Thousands of Aussie's slipped into their highest heels to participate in a very stylish Guinness World Record attempt for the World's Largest High Heel Race in Melbourne.
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Russia used to be a major source market for Dubai until its economy slipped into a recession in 2015 under pressure from sanctions and low oil prices.
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And when the band slipped into double-time in the chorus, it showed that At The Drive-In finally figured how to jump between styles without stumbling.
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When you're all ready to deplane, the pillow can be rolled up "like a cinnamon roll" (according to the instructions) and slipped into the accompanying storage bag.
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South Korean Kim Bo-reum slipped into the channel created by Takagi to win the silver medal 0.12 seconds behind the Japanese as Schouten settled for bronze.
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By this time, my father had slipped into a coma without our noticing; we were thankful his pain was over but heartbroken he wouldn't hear our goodbyes.
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Instead they joined a club that soon slipped into permanent crisis mode, first over the future of the eurozone and then over the mass influx of migrants.
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Japan's PMI showed its factory activity was hit by the sharpest contraction in nearly four years in February, reinforcing expectations the economy may have slipped into recession.
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Though the team originally stuck the tag onto the whale's back, it fortunately slipped into the right position over time, enabling an electrocardiogram (ECG) to be recorded.
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Out of jail and avoiding deportation, Mr. Amri slipped into Germany: initially the southwestern university town of Freiburg, and then North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
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Since then, Biden has slipped into a narrow lead with black voters: 21 percent of them back him, 24 percent back Steyer, and 23 percent back Sanders.
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Photograph by Christaan Felber for The New Yorker Jeremiah Wright told me that he recently slipped into the back of Pfleger's church, unannounced, to hear his sermon.
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They had their toddler with them, and my 2-year-old was with me when I slipped into the cocktail reception to say goodbye to my boss.
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Misaka then slipped into obscurity for decades, only to be ultimately recognized as a pioneer — as the first person of color to play in modern professional basketball.
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Emerging markets stocks and currencies faced their latest round of pressure with news that South Africa had slipped into recession and concerns brewing about inflation in Turkey.
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This despite undergoing many no confidence votes on the back of corruption charges and the continued demise of the economy, which slipped into technical recession in June.
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Pompeo slipped into the meeting, without the State Department alerting the press traveling with him about where he was headed or who he was going to meet.
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But WTI and Brent have also slipped into bear market territory since last week after losing more than 20 percent from 2016 highs above $50 in June.
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Doctors initially believed that Mr. Gebrev had a stroke after he collapsed at a reception he was hosting in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, and slipped into a coma.
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Japan's PMI showed its factory activity was hit by the sharpest contraction in nearly four years in February, reinforcing expectations the economy may have slipped into recession.
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Late last month, after sounding hopeful on a phone call with a reporter, he slipped into a dark place, returning to the psychiatric ward for another week.
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According to the Metropolitan Police Department, the hamburglar slipped into the store behind a deliveryman and waited until the employee went home before firing up the grill.
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A 10-year-old boy who slipped into a Connecticut river and was then swept into a river pipe, was found dead on Friday, according to multiple reports.
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Recent weak economic data have raised fears the economy may have slipped into its fourth recession in five years, with a resurgent yen adding to pressure on exporters.
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He said NLMK was also hit by lower demand at home, which fell 9 percent in 2015 as Russia's flagging economy slipped into a second year of recession.
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Zuck needs some PeptoIllustration: Emoji BuilderAlso, this blushing doofus was slipped into my direct messages over Slack and let me tell you, I almost choked on my water.
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What happened in between to this Seattle-area teacher got lost in a haze -- the result of a drug slipped into her drink, toxicology reports would later show.
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Olivia was reading the note that Dana slipped into my hands when we said goodbye: "Kindred spirits are not as scarce as I used to think" — Anne Shirley.
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The "phony" thing slipped into the Constitution Comparing himself to George Washington, inaccurately, on Monday at Cabinet meeting, Trump bragged about giving his salary back to the country.
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The new release date was slipped into the very end of the newest cinematic trailer for Destiny 2, which Sony showed off here at its E3 press conference.
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Since then, the country has slipped into a political crisis which has resulted in hundreds of people killed, over 400,000 displaced to neighbouring countries and a moribund economy.
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Italy's economy slipped into a recession at the end of last year and many economists have downgraded their 2019 growth forecasts, raising concern about a weak fiscal position.
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Italy's populist government is eager to boost trade rapidly in an effort to help revitalize the sickly economy, which has slipped into its third recession in a decade.
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ONE of the awful things about America's latest mass killing, in Santa Fe High School near Houston on May 18th, is how quickly people slipped into familiar roles.
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Last night at Amazon's annual robotics conference Jeff Bezos slipped into something a bit more comfortable—a 13-foot tall robot designed by Korean company Hankook Mirae Technology.
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When it slipped into a similar mode in 2016, it caused NASA to declare a temporary "spacecraft emergency" while the team worked to bring the telescope back online.
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Redditor endustry1994 recently shared a photo of a note his daughter slipped into his suitcase before a business trip, and it's even more adorable than you can imagine.
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U.S. stocks had their worst Christmas Eve performance ever in December after the slipped into a bear market and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 22,000 points.
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While the group were granted access to a slaughterhouse in Spain, they slipped into pig farms at night in the UK and Germany, filming when nobody was around.
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She took to the water for naval maneuvers, donned a hi-res vest to operate heavy machinery – and slipped into camouflage to fire rounds from a machine gun.
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Ben Carson could also be a question mark; he was leading Iowa polls a couple of months ago, but has slipped into the middle of the pack now.
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After selecting several pieces from those we felt might fit their desire, the woman, a fit, attractive 50-something, slipped into the changing room to try them on.
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The recent omnibus spending bill included a major policy win for America's forests in the shape of a dead policy rider originally slipped into the bill by Sen.
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I slipped into the arts center, completed just two years ago, where there's a stunning music hall with sumptuous acoustics and a theater of eye-popping technical sophistication.
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But Brazil has slipped into economic and political malaise, causing many Haitians to lose work, sink deeper into poverty and set their sights on the United States instead.
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The Blue Devils didn't have enough answers the way they did Saturday night in a victory at Syracuse, and they into slipped into third place in the ACC.
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Dressing quickly, Puig took a wide berth around a horde of reporters interviewing a teammate and, with reliever Kenley Jansen by his side, slipped into the dark night.
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Lawmakers said some of the most significant components of the act are changes to the mental health system that were slipped into the bill late in the process.
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As a teen-ager, though, he slipped into trouble—he was arrested first for driving under the influence, and then, in his late teens, for felony car theft.
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So this fall, I strapped on my speeders and headed to Golden Gate Park where I slipped into the weekly skate circle near the California Academy of Sciences.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritising security over civil rights.
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On March 29, 1943, with the brutal Norwegian winter not yet waning, Jan Baalsrud and 11 commandos and crewmen slipped into a secluded cove in the northern fjords.
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HONG KONG — The firefighters rushed to the disused mine outside Malaysia's capital in a steady rain Wednesday evening, searching for a teenager who had slipped into a pond.
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Also, many large chains — from Payless Shoes to Toys "R" Us — have slipped into bankruptcy after being acquired by private equity firms that loaded them up with debt.
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While Russell's talent has always been obvious, in her earlier books she occasionally slipped into a territory that felt perilously close to weirdness for the sake of weirdness.
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Madge's 20-year-old not-so-baby girl slipped into a bikini -- showing off what her mama gave her -- and also made sure to take a food break.
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They all have motives, and they all have open windows of time in which they could have slipped into the house (somehow) and killed Andrea while Naz slept.
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It was a painful and confusing time that Wu doesn't like to talk about, and I noticed that she slipped into an abstracted third person when discussing it.
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He slipped into the Midtown crowd, and I realized why he looked familiar: He had conned me a year earlier with a story about running out of gas.
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As Nietzsche worked his wiles on generations of English-speaking college students, the word Übermensch increasingly stood on its own, and "über" slipped into English as a prefix.
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Indiana, which slipped into the No. 8 slot in the East with Tuesday's home loss to Chicago, now trails Detroit for the No. 7 spot by one game.
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"Thanks to that drilling mandate slipped into their 28500 tax scam, the Trump administration is now recklessly rushing to ruin the Arctic Refuge with oil rigs," Huffman said.
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During the reception, Baldwin first slipped into a white halter dress which she accessorized with an embroidered Celine leather jacket featuring the word, "Wife" printed across the back.
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The project exposes the vulnerabilities of even the most protected citizens in a system that allows private companies to collect and sell data from software slipped into apps.
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Until recently, a stretch of the eastern Turkish border with Syria was highly porous, and many people slipped into territory held by the Islamic State in Syria's northeast.
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At premieres, "I'm uncomfortable," she explained, as she slipped into the outfit, borrowing a pair of heels and getting a hair and makeup touch-up for a photographer.
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There has been no apparent recovery in Scotland, once a Labour Party heartland, where the party slipped into third place in last year's elections to the Scottish Parliament.
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Democrats slipped into their usual rituals after a mass shooting, questioning why anyone would need a gun so powerful that it can wipe out innocents in an instant.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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Just before midnight on Wednesday, two young women with shaved heads slipped into a hallway during a party at a commercial building in Brooklyn and removed their clothes.
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The dollar index slipped into negative territory after data showed U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in July, likely due to companies' struggles to find qualified workers.
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"Thanks to that drilling mandate slipped into their 85033 tax scam, the Trump administration is now recklessly rushing to ruin the Arctic Refuge with oil rigs," Huffman said.
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Then later that day, the "With You" singer slipped into a curve-hugging little black dress, which featured ruching, a plunging neckline and a hint of lace detail.
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But then she ditched the feathers, slipped into a custom Christian Siriano white gown and confirmed what the internet has speculated for weeks: baby Cardi is very real.
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Will tried to downplay the hype when we got him at LAX, saying he has at least one other priority -- but then he slipped into character ... so, yeah.
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Right before Weekend Update, Kanye West slipped into a water bottle costume, grabbed his 18-year-old collaborator, and rapped on national TV about getting his dick sucked.
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The world's highest paid actor slipped into a wetsuit, strapped on a scuba tank and swam with the fishes inside the new aquarium's 1.5 million-gallon tank on Wednesday.
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Namibia's economy slipped into recession in the first quarter of 2017, shrinking by 2.7 percent in the quarter following a 1.4 percent contraction in the last quarter of 2016.
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For the after party at the Chiltern Firehouse, Rita Ora slipped into something less constraining so she could get loose on the dancefloor alongside Lewis Hamilton and Adwoa Aboah.
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Months pass until you discover your loans have gone unpaid and slipped into default, and that you've fallen prey to one of the growing number of student loan scams.
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Later, she slipped into something far more comfortable — jeans, a white top and matching boots — as she stepped out for dinner with 33-year-old rumored beau Bryan Tanaka.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A 25-year-old sea turtle in Thailand slipped into a coma on Sunday after an operation to remove 915 coins from her stomach earlier this month.
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Still, Box said on a call with analysts it closed fewer large deals in the quarter compared to a year earlier, as some contracts slipped into the next quarter.
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The flow of debt that slipped into the 1.463-day past due category edged up to 2.4 percent in 2018, compared with a low of 1.5 percent in 2012.
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But on Boxing Day, the 19-year-old Modern Family star slipped into something a little less comfortable: a strapless, short little black dress with coordinating black stiletto heels.
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Animals rights activists held a vigil on Memorial Day for Harambe, the 22016-year-old lowland gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo after a child slipped into his exhibit.
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The economy, which slipped into recession last year, is expected to grow by just 1.3 percent in 2019 according to the World Bank, less than half the global average.
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The $350 for Barrio 18 is slipped into the apron of an old woman who climbs the hill with a wooden cane on the first Friday of each month.
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Opinion on the tax plan itself has slipped into negative territory, but with unemployment plummeting, most voters still favor the GOP on the broader issue of promoting the economy.
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But because that filtering was done algorithmically, inappropriate videos, including disturbingly violent or sexualized content, the equivalent of digital junk food, and conspiracy theories have slipped into the app.
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Often slipped into the fine print, the arbitration clauses prevent consumers from bringing a suit against a company over fees or practices or from joining a class-action lawsuit.
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Usually it is fruit that's been slipped into the wood oven and arranged around a simple ice cream, although one night I happily ate uncooked strawberries and whipped cream.
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The North African country slipped into turmoil after its 2011 uprising and migrant smugglers operate with impunity, packing people onto ill-equipped boats that often sink or break down.
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On the eve of Iraq's Kurdish offensive this week, an IRGC general slipped into Kirkuk with two Iraqi generals and told the Kurds to get out or be crushed.
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As the late-summer sun began to set on Bocas del Toro, Panama, Marah Hardt slipped into a mask and a pair of flippers and swam out to sea.
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The composite UK PMI has slipped into contraction for the first time since mid-2016, data last week showed, a sign the hitherto buoyant services sector is also slowing.
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Many others have slipped into the trap, only to realize eventually that nations have enduring aims and interests, whatever the charm of a particular leader at a certain moment.
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But, after Comey confirmed that there would be an F.B.I. investigation of the 20203 election, Nunes slipped into a highly partisan mode from which he has not yet emerged.
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So after the Yankees' second consecutive loss to the Houston Astros on Saturday, it seemed that Judge had slipped into auto-response mode when asked about his team's predicament.
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A daughter, also named Elizabeth, died at 24 in 1992, when, in a freak accident on a volcano in Hawaii, she slipped into a cleft filled with superheated steam.
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A provision slipped into the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package by Senate Republicans enables wealthy real estate investors to reduce their tax burden, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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The Americans agreed to the request, and the convoy slipped into Islamic State territory late Wednesday night, arriving in Mayadin 17 days after setting out from the Lebanese border.
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Daimler said that it slipped into the red at the end of 24, battered by the cost of adjusting to new technology and by penalties from diesel emissions cheating.
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FRANKFURT — The German carmaker Daimler slipped into the red at the end of 33, battered by the cost of developing electric cars and by penalties from diesel emissions cheating.
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A carefully folded letter from my apartment complex's managers had been slipped into the gate to my patio: "We are asking you to begin thinking about preparations," it read.
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In Hamburg, the CDU slipped into third place, scoring just 11.2% in the northern port city - behind the SPD, for whom the city is a stronghold, and the Greens.
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For example, the artist Ardian Syaf secretly slipped into two panels of his new "X-Man Gold #1" comic book signs of his support for the Defend Islam Rallies.
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"I was surprised by Trump's success because I've slipped into a bad pattern, spending large chunks of my life in the bourgeois strata," Brooks wrote, vowing to do better.
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On the day of the skate, as the N.H.L. players arrived at the rink, Ferrara slipped into the facility through a door on the opposite side of the arena.
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At the same time, latest data from Germany revealed the country's industrial production declined in December, increasing fears that the biggest economy in Europe might have slipped into recession.
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A broad measure of stocks across the region, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index, has now slipped into a bear market, which means a 20% decline from its January peak.
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If you are not half in love with Woolley by the end of that opening scene, I wonder whether you slipped into a heavy slumber before the performance began.
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So much so that Sir Robert somehow slipped into my strictly nonfiction book, "This Long Pursuit," with one of his mischievous witticisms — though no one has noticed as yet.
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High levels of insecurity after South Sudan slipped into civil war in 2013 and escalating fighting since last year have made conditions even more challenging in the impoverished country.
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STEELERS 2111, BROWNS 9 Ben Roethlisberger threw three touchdown passes, Pittsburgh's defense dominated, and the Steelers (215-2111) slipped into the A.F.C. playoffs with a win at Cleveland (217-219).
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It's there, according to a British inquiry released in January, that he unknowingly drank a fatal dose of Polonium-210 that one of the men had slipped into his tea.
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He slipped into a coma, and the wife held out hope that one day, someone would get through the house as a puzzle and wake her husband from the coma.
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I'd love to see the bizzaro universe you must have slipped into where every new computer builder has $2000 to blow on parts and just orders what looks cool online.
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At close on Monday, it had slipped into third place behind a resurgent Apple and rising Amazon, but all three companies are essentially battling it out for the top spot.
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The Scandal star visited the Lehman College Leadership Awards Dinner, then slipped into something new for an appearance on The Tonight Show Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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The recession in 1980 was a rare exception, when the Fed raised rather than lowered interest rates, even as the economy slipped into recession, in an effort to reduce inflation.
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So although the stereotypical date rape drug may be slipped into someone's drink, taking advantage of someone who's already high on drugs could be considered its own date rape tactic.
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According to the lawsuit he was rushed to the ER the next day due to excessive puking and placed in ICU, where he "slipped into a coma" for 3 days.
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All the while, the onetime Trump slayer, Carly Fiorina, has slipped into polling oblivion, dashing Republican dreams of a businesswoman with Clinton-esque gravity and none of the political headaches.
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It is a brief taste of Sabbath slipped into the frenzy of the day-to-day; it allows me to put everything aside and turn away from screens to paper.
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She found fame and slipped into the national consciousness after declaring that she would perform a live strip tease online if Pakistan won a cricket match against arch rival India.
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But she let her hair down (thanks to her personal hairdresser, Amanda Tucker, who traveled with the couple!) and slipped into a black dress and pearls for the evening event.
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Then for the reception, where guests noshed on an assortment of comfort foods, Trainor slipped into a lace suit by Rita Vinieris and Aldo sneakers to get the party started.
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Under pressure after the economy slipped into recession this year, Ramaphosa said the measures included boosting local procurement, an export drive and financial sector investments in black-owned industrial enterprises.
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Austrian 10-year yields slipped into negative territory for the first time ever, while the Draghi effect also sent U.S. 10-year Treasury yields to their lowest since September 2017.
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"Ryan and Claire Foy had never worked together, but I remember right from the beginning they just slipped into these roles, and just became a family on camera," he says.
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In April investors started rejecting the short term notes issued by the central bank as worries grew over its ability to honor its debts as the country slipped into recession.
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The Kid isn't a bad guy, he's just another Henry trying to get home to the potentially pregnant wife he was torn from when he slipped into the wrong universe.
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South Africa's rand had a soft start to the session after data showed on Tuesday that Africa's most industrialized nation slipped into recession for the first time in eight years.
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The silver lining for stock bulls is that in the past, it has usually taken many months before the United States slipped into recession after the curve was first inverted.
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The veterans measure was slipped into a larger bill that passed Congress in 2014; the Hezbollah sanctions bill and human trafficking measure each passed with no opposition in the Senate.
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Growing up, I was only aware of my femininity as a problem to be solved, a way of walking and talking that I slipped into and out of with caution.
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Some traders and investors cautioned that crude futures, which slipped into bear market territory in early August after falling 20 percent from this year's highs in June, were looking overbought.
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The index fell 0.13% in the three months to June, however, indicating that the economy may have slipped into recession following the index's fall of 0.68% in the first quarter.
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In fact, this past week it succeeded in getting a provision slipped into a draft agriculture spending bill that would task USDA, and only USDA, with regulating these start-ups.
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Democrats are looking back with regret on a provision that was slipped into a funding bill two years ago, arguing that it is contributing to the insurer problems plaguing ObamaCare.
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Libya's oil output has been sharply depleted by industrial disputes, insecurity and political strife since the country slipped into turmoil following the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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In 2004, after the cancellation of "The Tracy Morgan Show," he went on the road to do standup, and the drinking worsened—twice, he almost slipped into a diabetic coma.
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Months pass until you learn that your loans have gone unpaid and slipped into default, and that you've fallen prey to one of the growing number of student loan scams.
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Just before a brawl broke out between his allies and a crowd of shouting protesters, he waved a plastic sword in the air, slipped into a car and sped away.
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The benchmark cash-to-threes spread saw acute tightness in the first half of this year but slipped into contango in July, again conforming to the bear script.
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But the action inside the Russian electric grid appears to have been conducted under little-noticed new legal authorities, slipped into the military authorization bill passed by Congress last summer.
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Africa's most developed economy slipped into recession last year for the first time since 2009 while it has dropped in indices that measure corruption and the ease of doing business.
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In a way, he slipped into the mould set by acts like the Stones or Led Zeppelin: picking up an American genre and reshaping it to fit his own world.
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On this night in Washington, as the W.T.T. carnival ended, Osaka slipped into the locker room and emerged moments later wearing a chocolate-colored pantsuit, her hair unleashed Beyoncé-esque.
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In 2014, it slipped into the Republican hands of Bruce Poliquin, a moderate former financier, who has fashioned himself as a job creator for a region that badly needs it.
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One of the men then slipped into the garage, and, according to grainy surveillance video, appears to smear a substance on the door handles of cars belonging to the victims.
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CreditCreditBen C. Solomon/The New York Times COM, East Timor — On a rainy spring morning, Fizzy Moslim strapped on her weathered-chrome diving tank and slipped into the warm water.
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In my last job, I slipped into a pattern of 12-hour days in the office plus working on weekends, which wasn't exactly optimal for my physical or mental health.
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Sheriff Steven Pelton said because one of the boys had his helmet on, one theory is one boy slipped into the water and the other tried to get him out.
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Phil Mickelson, who began the day in a three-way tie for second, shot 2-over 74 and slipped into a tie for 15th at 8 under for the tournament.
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Italy has officially slipped into recession, and Europe as a whole is essentially at an economic standstill, raising anxieties that the world is on the verge of a significant slowdown.
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Old Mutual shares, which rose after the insurer said in a statement that Moyo had been sacked, slipped into the red, easing 0.3% below their previous close by 1522 GMT.
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The probe has led to the arrest of several high profile politicians, bankers, and businessmen, accused of involvement in a billion-dollar kickback scheme while the country slipped into recession.
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The benchmark cash-to-threes spread CMZN0-3 saw acute tightness in the first half of this year but slipped into contango in July, again conforming to the bear script.
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Peter. The two snuck off in the middle of the group date, slipped into their bathing suits and spent a good chunk of the night hooking up in a hot tub.
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"Markets have slipped into a holiday trading mood, with equities and major currencies hovering in recent ranges," said Chang Wei Liang, FX strategist at Mizuho Bank, in a note on Thursday.
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I hope you're sitting down: El Niño is dead, having slipped into a coma about a month ago, it was taken off life support by the Climate Prediction Center on Thursday.
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The policies, which were enacted by Workers Party administrations since 2008, have unraveled as the nation's budget deficit reached a record and the economy slipped into its harshest recession in decades.
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I grabbed a Nashville hot chicken sandwich from Hattie B's and then slipped into Ghost Donkey, an intimate Mezcal speakeasy tucked behind a green door marked simply with a donkey illustration.
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" North Korea reportedly told a U.S. official that Warmbier contracted botulism and slipped into the coma after taking a sleeping pill – they claimed to have released the student on "humanitarian grounds.
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Sea lampreys slipped into Lake Ontario through the Erie Canal in the mid-232th century, and then made it past Niagara Falls around 193 with the renovation of the Welland Canal.
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The bride wore a plunging Berta gown but, per her latest Instagram post, seems to have slipped into a white fitted crop top and flowing skirt for their high-flying afterparty.
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The announcement by Finance Minister Arturo Herrera came just days before Mexico's national statistics agency publishes second-quarter growth figures amid a discussion on whether the economy has slipped into recession.
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Sriwara Rangsibhramakul told CNN that there was no official record of Yingluck leaving the country, which would suggest she slipped into a neighboring country first by crossing over a land border.
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So would the look of mutual recognition — right up until the last two years of her life, when she slipped into a lasting depression, and her subject matter and approach changed.
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The Russian authorities say she then escaped from her captors and slipped into Russia posing as a refugee; Lieutenant Savchenko said she was taken to Russia as a prisoner of war.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil fell slightly in the three months to June, a central bank indicator showed on Monday, suggesting Latin America's largest economy may have slipped into recession.
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Alonso looked right at home at the Brickyard as he slipped into the number 29 car and was quickly turning laps of more than 200 mph around the 2.5 mile oval.
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Brokerage Jefferies said a rise in demand for parts for Boeing's 777 and the Airbus A350 had helped boost revenue, as the MAX groundings slipped into the second half of 2019.
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CreditCreditJennifer Daniel A Tennessee woman slipped into a coma and died after an ambulance company took so long to assemble a crew that one worker had time for a cigarette break.
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Over the past couple of years, dozens have slipped into Havana and smuggled vials of the vaccine in refrigerated lunchboxes back to the United States, sometimes not even telling their doctors.
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But WTI and Brent have also slipped into bear market territory since last week after losing more than 20 percent from the 2016 highs above $50 that were hit in June.
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British billionaire Mike Ashley and the owner of Sports Direct International Plc bought an interest in luxury lingerie brand Agent Provocateur after the maker of cuffs and corsets slipped into administration.
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Jenner slipped into a long, silky red strapless dress with a thigh-high slit, paired with nude heels after throwing a lavish 1st birthday party for daughter Stormi just hours earlier.
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ROME (Reuters) - The recession the Italian economy has slipped into is self-inflicted and a consequence of the government's economic policy choices, a European Central Bank senior supervisor said on Wednesday.
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From there, it was a skip over to Strawberry Field, where we slipped into a parking spot ahead of the Magical Mystery Tour bus, eliciting a victory cry from our driver.
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As Rue slipped into the drug's coma-like high, it looked liked the dealer was going to demand repayment with sex, until a good-guy drug dealer offered up the cash.
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Sometimes, while she tried to coax a farmer into staying alive for his family's sake, she would hear the cylinder of a revolver turning, or shells being slipped into a shotgun.
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Credit... A camo-clad pair of hunters slipped into the woods near Yaphank, Long Island, one Sunday this winter, to position themselves before sunset, when white-tailed deer are most active.
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Each pig cell was brought back to its earliest developmental stage and then slipped into an egg, giving it the genetic material to allow the egg to develop into an embryo.
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The sailors plunged more harpoons into it, and about 30 minutes later a crew member slipped into the water and finished off the struggling creature with a knife to the spine.
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By the time they reached the camp where her mother and extended family had found refuge after the Islamic State overran their village, Souhayla slipped into what appeared to be unconsciousness.
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Legend has it that on the occasion of the holiday in 1368, Han Chinese rebels wanting to overthrow Mongol oppressors slipped into the cakes pieces of paper calling for a revolt.
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The benchmark STOXX 600 index was trading near its record high, but slipped into the red briefly before rising 0.06%, with mining, media and oil and gas shares leading the gains.
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"I'm really sceptical of ESG," he says, likening the use of the acronym by the corporate world to the token straw slipped into a large plastic cup with a plastic lid.
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Though the U.S. economy has slowed throughout 2019 and the manufacturing sector has slipped into recession, the country still boasts unemployment near record lows, strong consumer spending and modestly rising wages.
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On Wall Street, stocks were mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up around 30 points and S&P 500 also slightly positive, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped into negative territory.
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"I'm really skeptical of ESG," he says, likening the use of the acronym by the corporate world to the token straw slipped into a large plastic cup with a plastic lid.
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He was sure to point out some of the amenities included with my platinum elite status with Marriott Bonvoy, such as the breakfast voucher he slipped into my key card holder.
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" He slipped into a deep-toned, plummy Thorpe voice: "I could feel my jaw getting longer, heavy lips, heavy tongue; a lot of tongue work when he is lying or aroused.
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Norman, deeply affected by the trauma all around him, began suffering blackouts, when he slipped into another persona that dealt violently with the problems that meek, buttoned-down Norman couldn't handle.
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The son had been denied permission to attend school in Australia, and he slipped into Myanmar as part of a plan that was to take him to the United States via Thailand.
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Well-known analyst Raúl Feliz stresses that the Mexican economy still appears relatively stable compared to others in the region where other major oil producers have slipped into recession with high inflation.
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Abrams slipped into a version of her stump speech, and when she got to "and now I'm running for governor of Georgia" they cheered louder than when the peanut butter bill died.
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The Cincinnati Zoo's 17-year-old gorilla Harambe was shot and killed on Saturday after a 4-year-old boy slipped into his enclosure, according to a statement on the park's website.
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In tests so far, it changed DNA in more of the lab-grown human cells that it was slipped into than standard CRISPR (for all its fame, CRISPR often bungles the job).
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"It felt like that was the puzzle piece that hadn't slipped into place yet," Watson told Refinery29, explaining that the lack of meaningful parts available to them caused their drift from television.
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Kepler was 14 hours away from beginning the next part of its mission when it slipped into emergency mode, but NASA says the spacecraft has until July 1st to complete that campaign.
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In that moment, I slipped into a feeling that I was familiar with, but was fortunate enough to have periodically escaped until now: crippling heartache, and what very much felt like depression.
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The ANC has become increasingly divided over Zuma's leadership following a series of corruption scandals, a much-criticized cabinet reshuffle and a failure to handle an economy that has slipped into recession.
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A: I am not always this lucky, but this time, first day, first shot, I really felt in the moment, and I surprised myself at how seamlessly I slipped into this part.
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Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as the country's legitimate leader, slipped into neighboring Colombia last week to lead an ultimately failed effort to bring humanitarian aid into the crisis-stricken country.
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Africa's most industrialised economy slipped into recession after contractions in the first two quarters of the year, but bounced back strongly in the third as the manufacturing, agriculture and retail sectors grew.
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The ex-'Teen Mom' star slipped into a hot pink bikini Wednesday for a super sexy beach workout in Tulum, and as you can tell ... Farrah's smokin' hot body is extremely flexible.
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The restaurants that fared best this year — or moved up the most — actively worked to confront their weaknesses or tighten procedures that may have slipped into complacency over the months or years.
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Stocks slid deeper into an October sell-off Friday morning as the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed more than 28500 points and the S&P 6900 index slipped into a formal correction.
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Ian Austen AUTO INDUSTRY New car sales have been softening in recent months, and the sales report due on Thursday is likely to confirm that the industry slipped into reverse in August.
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That figure is a far cry from the rates seen early in 2016, when inflation reached 13-year highs, even as Latin America's largest economy slipped into its deepest recession in decades.
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Five years on, some of the countries touched by the revolts have slipped into war or chaos and others have seen the return of rulers less willing than ever to tolerate criticism.
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U.S. stocks bounced back Monday after the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite slipped into correction territory last week, meaning they were 10% below their recent record highs.
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Clad in a black T-shirt and Nike Air Max 1/97 sneakers, Ms. Mahdara slipped into this relatively quiet space backstage, her 4-month-old son, Neev, leaning against her shoulder.
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The contest between the two men hinges on revamping an economy struggling to recover from its first recession in 25 years, which it slipped into in 2016 and emerged from in 2017.
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"They see what Breitbart did and they want it in their own language," said Mr. Bannon, who slipped into the present tense when talking about the website from which he recently separated.
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But in the early 2000s, the scene slipped into a stupor due to noise restrictions, limited opening hours, and gentrification—earning titles like "European capital of sleep" from its frustrated club community.
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The new initiative to require disclosure of price information came in an unusual way, slipped into the preamble to a proposed rule promoting the exchange of information stored in electronic health records.
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The data showed the Japanese economy slipped into an "aggressive downturn" in March that was primarily led by the services sector, said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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England's James Morrison briefly shared the lead after four straight birdies on the back nine but slipped into the chasing pack after bogeying the 15th and 16th to finish on four-under.
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Iceland's hopes were up again, but Perisic's cool finish after he slipped into the left side of the area made sure there would be no fairy tale to tell for the Icelanders.
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The threat of election year politics and a divisive Senate impeachment trial led aides and lawmakers to believe a sweeping agreement on all 12 bills was unlikely if negotiations slipped into 2020.
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You may remember the descendants of the Disney founder who slipped into Disneyland earlier this year, she accused Iger's sky-high annual pay of $66 million unfair and Disney's disorder in management.
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Migrants have been known to cross the river on rafts for years -- sometimes encountering authorities along the way, sometimes meeting little resistance as they slipped into Mexico and continued their journey north.
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A terabyte of data — 20163 million pages or 1,000 hours of video — can now be slipped into your pocket on a thumb drive and carried off with your keys and chewing gum.
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Seattle also has experienced a miserable June with an 8-17 mark that includes losses in seven of the past nine games and has slipped into third place in the American League West.
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By the 1970s, DuPont and 3M had used them to develop Teflon and Scotchgard, and they slipped into an array of everyday products, from gum wrappers to sofas to frying pans to carpets.
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In August, she showed off her diamond grill, slipped into a neon thong and wore a bright green wig in Miami and later received a neon green Mercedes G series SUV from West.
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The Turkish economy slipped into recession in the last quarter of 2018 after a currency crisis which has wiped 35 percent off the value of the lira since the start of last year.
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It was this realization that helped ground the episode in the love story between Ruth and Alan, bringing warmth and light to a storyline that could easily have slipped into something less nuanced.
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Officials did not immediately identify the victims, although local reports said one of those killed in Ohio County was an 8-year-old who had slipped into a creek and was carried away.
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Google's Home and Amazon's Echo Dot (and to a lesser extent, the full-sized Echo) are small enough that they can be slipped into corners or placed unobtrusively on tables, counters, and nightstands.
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Following the reception, Kate slipped into a glittering ice-blue Jenny Packham dress — and debuted her third hairstyle of the day (courtesy of her personal hairdresser, Amanda Tucker, who traveled with the couple!).
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The rupee touched 13 per dollar as currencies and stocks in emerging markets were pressured on news that South Africa had slipped into recession and concerns about inflation in Turkey and the Philippines.
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Africa's most industrialized economy slipped into recession after contractions in the first two quarters of the year, but bounced back strongly in the third quarter helped by growth in manufacturing, agriculture and retail.
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The former 'Teen Mom' and 'Backdoor Teen Mom' star slipped into a skimpy leopard print bikini, flaunting her assets during a pool day in Los Angeles ... and the pics are oozing sex appeal.
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And in the euro zone, data on Thursday confirmed Italy slipped into recession at the end of 2018 and Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said Germany's economic slump will be longer than earlier thought.
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As the market has slipped into a period of calm, the amount of volatility expected over the next 30 days — as measured by the CBOE Volatility Index, or the VIX — has fallen dramatically.
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Next, the royal couple slipped into hard hats and vests as they visited the site of the new Northern Spire bridge over the River Wear, which is due to open later this spring.
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Warmbier was detained during a tour of North Korea last year for trying to steal a propaganda poster, the government said, and during his imprisonment he somehow slipped into a persistent vegetative state.
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Yet only a few years later organizers had run out of cash and the state of Rio had suffered a financial catastrophe as the country slipped into its worst recession since the 1930s.
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Later in the night, Upton slipped into something a little sexier at the reception, changing into a low-back, high-slit embroidered dress by Christy Rilling Studio and accessorized with Messika Paris earrings.
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In the overall ratings so far this fall, ABC has slipped into fourth place behind Fox (and that's even if you take the sports coverage that boosts ABC's rivals out of the equation).
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Alonso slipped into an IndyCar for the first time three weeks ago but the accomplished driver qualified for the 33-car race with the fifth fastest time and starts in the second row.
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Still, it slipped into an FBI agent's testimony in court as both sides argued another issue in the case, about the raid of Manafort's storage unit -- the other main topic of the hearing.
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About the money I could have slipped into her hand that she could have used to buy a bus ticket out of this place, which had trapped her and was eating her alive.
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Though the influence of their movements persisted for centuries, and though they may indeed share with Luther some credit or blame for the making of the modern world, they have slipped into obscurity.
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Dallas has slipped into a tie for sixth place with Portland in the Western Conference and was dominated in the second half of Monday's 22-212 home loss against the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Confidence has been subdued by political uncertainty following the axing of the finance minister in March and a subsequent double credit downgrade to sub-investment grade, while the economy slipped into technical recession.
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Sitting with Michael Jackson, writing the USA for Africa charity single "We Are the World," and meeting Jackson's albino python Muscles, who slipped into the studio unnoticed and greeted Richie with open jaws.
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Foles, who had seemingly been calling an audible at the line, slipped into the right flat, uncovered, and caught a touchdown pass from Burton — the first by a quarterback in the Super Bowl.
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I spent hours staring into each remarkably detailed room, imagining I had transported myself to the past and had secretly slipped into the grand entrances, libraries, living rooms, and bedrooms of people's homes.
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Though the props sent my mind to Alice and acid trips, the steadier impression arose from the loose structure: How the casually clad dancers periodically slipped into unison, as into something more comfortable.
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He arrived at Coors Field in the early afternoon, and in the early evening, he slipped into his blue-and-orange Mets No. 1 jersey for the first time to take batting practice.
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In the early rounds especially, particularly when the auditioners were young black men, he slipped into a paternal role, offering firm encouragement and stories from the Commodores' glory (and not-so-glory) days.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Vincent Tullo for The New York Times On a hot day in June, the Hermann Hesse slipped into New York Harbor and headed for the Red Hook Container Terminal in Brooklyn.
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After her mother slipped into dementia in the late 1980s and died of complications of Alzheimer's disease in 1992 at 76, Trish Vradenburg and her husband, George, committed themselves to finding a remedy.
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The trade issue has now slipped into the realm of serious political and security problems, and there is no telling how — and when — it could be retrieved back to a more technical level.
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Data in June showed the continent's most industrialised economy had slipped into recession as major sectors shrunk while political and policy uncertainty dragged business and consumer confidence to their worst levels in decades.
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Indyamarie Jean -- who's been recently linked to Breezy -- slipped into this skimpy, flame-covered bikini for a sexed-up photo shoot over the weekend in Malibu ... and her sizzling shots are incredibly HOT.
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The two countries have slipped into their own trade war over the past few weeks, a conflict that now threatens the foundations of Japan's supplier industry, Samsung Electronics, and global smartphone and computer shipments.
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Photo by Frederick Tiffin/VICE News The Millennium Hotel in London's Grosvenor Square is where Litvinenko was poisoned, said the inquiry, with polonium slipped into the green tea he drank by Kovtun and Lugovoi.
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But right before I sent the dresses back, when I knew that I wasn't going to wear any of them to my wedding, I slipped into the A. Hall in front of my fiancé.
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At Kylie's star-studded birthday dinner and party last night in L.A., the reality star slipped into a strapless Swarovski crystal LaBourjoisie jumpsuit after kicking off the night in a hot pink Dundas mini.
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Satisfied with the payment, the bartender would fish out a tiny bag or two from the appropriate jar and hand them over, retreating back into her conversation as the buyers slipped into the street.
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Since the fall of long-time ruler Muammar Gaddafi in a 2011 NATO-backed uprising, OPEC member Libya has slipped into chaos and has had no proper budget as rival administrations vie for power.
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The model slipped into a barely-there bikini for this super sexy photo shoot with Chris Applebaum ... and their Fyre Fest theme has us hoping Ja Rule really can successfully pull off version 2.0.
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Italy's economy slipped into recession at the end of last year and many economists have downgraded their 33 growth forecasts, raising concern about a weak fiscal position and the country's longer-term ratings outlook.
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Having just dispatched the kids to summer camp, Jeff and Karen have slipped into such a humdrum suburban life that they can't even have a decent "Home Alone" moment with the house to themselves.
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The reason, said the company; it discovered that a small amount of milk product may have slipped into some batches of one of its powders that's advertised as free of lactose and milk products.
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As the focus this week has been on the likes of Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Phil Mickelson, Cabrera slipped into town almost unnoticed, like a party guest invited to make up the numbers.
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South Sudan slipped into civil war in 2013, just two years after becoming independent from Khartoum, and some 4 million people – one third of the population – have fled to neighboring countries in its wake.
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Minor's self-debunked hoax reveals nothing new about the internet, which is full of similar fabrications — often sly Easter eggs slipped into Wikipedia entries or other open source wikis, usually meant for humorous effect.
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