More still have slipped past; others dream of an escape.
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Others have slipped past security in a less conspicuous manner.
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His putt just slipped past the right side of the hole.
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Update: China's currency slipped past the 210 mark on Aug. 26.9574.
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Oddly enough, only Frank Miller's The Dark Knight slipped past the barricades.
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The company said the explicit images had slipped past its content filters.
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That means one tectonic plate probably slipped past another horizontally and downward.
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The S&P 21992 slipped past two closely watched levels on Oct. 26.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, as she slipped past him to leave the floor.
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But El Chapo arrived early and slipped past the gunmen, El Rey said.
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As such, it's likely that they slipped past Japanese staff vetting submissions to the store.
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But she knew her son, and she was sure the small boy had slipped past.
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In some ways, it's not surprising that a few groups have slipped past the recent crackdown.
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Another slipped past on the final series of jumps, and Jacobellis could not make it up.
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And even this partial analysis showed tens of thousands of unvetted political ads had slipped past Facebook's radar.
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Books of The Times By the time of his death in 225, Anthony Powell's era had slipped past.
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But the puck slipped past him when the Pittsburgh captain Sidney Crosby tapped in a critical power-play goal.
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Russia slipped past China for silver, giving the event the same top-three finish as the 2016 Olympics had.
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Then, with less than two minutes left, a wrist shot from Ronja Savolainen slipped past Geneviève Lacasse, Canada's goalie.
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Street-to-street gun battles have continued for four days after Taliban militants slipped past the city's defenses on Monday.
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The British pound was down in choppy trade and slipped past the previous day's trough to the lowest since 1985.
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Authorities have said the boy's mother was with the child when he slipped past a fence and tumbled into the moat.
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Europe overtook its previous record for March and slipped past America to become the world's second-biggest car market, behind China.
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This hasn't slipped past the class of 2016, so expect lots of dancing on CGI stairs and imaginary ice floes. Europop
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That trend continued as No. 13 Virginia slipped past a red-hot Clemson squad 69-33 in front of 14,398 fans.
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Police are investigating how a 12-year-old boy slipped past Heathrow Airport security and boarded a flight without a ticket.
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One woman in saffron stockings slipped past security to do a tap dance on the plywood floor of the VW Dome.
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When asked if Azimov slipped past the French security services, the police official said that the security situation far exceeds France's capabilities.
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The Badgers slipped past Penn State on Monday to earn a much-needed victory as their season was beginning to slip away.
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His shot slipped past the Jets goalie but didn't cross the goal line until Hellebuyck closed his legs while in the butterfly.
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Over time, as the Pacific and North American tectonic plates slipped past each other along the fault, the curb slowly pulled apart.
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And they have thrived since trading with the Washington Nationals for Murphy, who somehow slipped past every other N.L. team on waivers.
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A top sniper slipped past about a dozen Marines — no one saw him even when he was less than 3 feet away
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On the phone with his lawyer, the lyrics from a gospel hymn finally slipped past his lips as tears streamed down his face.
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Weber's shot from the point with 4:37 to go slipped past Holtby, who couldn't see past a screen set up by Granlund.
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Police said Haroun had slipped past officers at the tunnel entrance and dodged hundreds of surveillance cameras before being spotted by British security guards.
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Frank Lampard scored in the 221th minute for N.Y.C.F.C. (12-9-8) before Fagundez slipped past three defenders and scored in the 58th minute.
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For Apple, the question is how so many of these apps, which appear to have originated in China, slipped past the company's vetting process.
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Read more: A top sniper slipped past about a dozen Marines — no one saw him even when he was less than 3 feet away
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The girl group was South of the border Thursday night at Auditorio Banamex in Monterrey, when the guy slipped past security and manhandled the singer.
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Many of them are small, experimental, and wildly creative—any combination of which could explain why they slipped past most of the game-playing public.
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But then Sturridge ran through the penalty area, slipped past a defender, who tumbled backward, and slipped the ball inside Hennessey at the near post.
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However, from a public relations standpoint, the app has been a nightmare — inappropriate, and sometimes horrific, videos have slipped past the algorithms, leading to outrage.
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He bumped with Harden as he tried to make some space for what would be a game-tying three, but then Harden slipped past him.
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This time, it is an invisible virus from abroad that has slipped past Europe's borders and presents its bickering coalitions with a new potential emergency.
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"It's been one of the more controlled games, I thought," said Penguins coach Mike Sullivan, whose team slipped past the Capitals 8-7 in overtime Monday.
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Related: An Intelligent Algorithm Made A Discovery That Slipped Past Art Historians For Years As Performance Art, an Algorithm Goes on Trial for Manslaughter Screenwriter's Block?
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But he did not know if San Marino requested the exception or if De Rossi's date of birth simply slipped past whoever was supposed to notice it.
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On the SAG Awards red carpet, the embattled nominee James Franco slipped past the microphones, leaving his sister-in-law, Alison Brie, to awkwardly answer for him.
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By the time the team slipped past Memphis State in the national semifinals at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky., Villanova had the look of a Cinderella team.
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But when he got there, instead of relaxing and sightseeing, he slipped past doormen in upscale buildings and went on burglary sprees in vacant apartments, prosecutors said.
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But if you want the TL;DR of it all, read on for six reveals that might have slipped past you in the midst of all the excitement.
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These cartoons weren't created for YouTube Kids—they were uploaded to the main YouTube platform and later slipped past filters designed to keep inappropriate content away from minors.
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The ease with which a racist, misogynist, serial con man had slipped past every gatekeeper in American life suggested something deeply sick at the core of our society.
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Screenshot: GiphyGif-sharing service Giphy is back on Snapchat after an incident last month involving an extremely goddamn racist gif that slipped past moderation filters, according to the Verge.
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Duclair's shot from the right wing faceoff circle slipped past goalie Mike Condon and trickled over the goal line as the Coyotes won their second game in a row.
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The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn was closed, but he slipped past a chain gate and made his way to its northern edge, above the West 65th Street sidewalk.
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The Orange slipped past Buffalo 81-74 in their last game as freshman Oshae Brissett scored 25 points while Frank Howard delivered 18 points and Tyus Battle notched 33.
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According to Valve, which announced the app's upcoming release two days after it was approved, Apple revoked the approval, citing business conflicts that slipped past the company's initial review team.
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This piece of offseason news may have slipped past you, so I'll repeat it since it hasn't garnered much coverage—PK Subban is now a member of the Nashville Predators.
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Don't worry—that's why I've rounded up the highlights of things that might have slipped past your attention on our favorite web of virtual tubes over the past seven days.
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China's yuan exchange rate slipped past 6.75 per dollar on Friday after the central bank set the daily midpoint weaker than that level for the first time in six years.
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On Syracuse's first possession, Dungey floated a pass over the middle to Phillips, who slipped past linebacker Mook Reynolds to make the catch and complete the 58-yard scoring play.
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But the FDA doesn't generally vet products before they hit the shelves, so drugs like Viagra, stimulants, laxatives, even muscle relaxants have slipped past them and into consumers' hands, Vox reports.
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Then there were the videos that slipped past the stricter standards YouTube has for its Kids app: amateur versions of cartoons featuring well-known characters with weirdly unsettling narrative third acts.
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He slipped past the female passenger in the window seat, who was bracing her head between her knees, opened the exit door, and found himself on a wing of the plane.
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Manning threw three touchdown passes, including the game-winner to a returning Victor Cruz, and the Giants slipped past the Cowboys 20-19 Sunday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
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Saladino scored from second base on Sanchez's walk-off single with one out in the ninth inning as the White Sox slipped past the San Diego Padres 23-23 on Saturday night.
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Earlier in the day, Podesta had slipped past reporters at the Clinton campaign headquarter in Brooklyn by taking a freight elevator downstairs, then flown from Teterboro, New York, to North Kingston, Rhode Island.
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It began almost immediately: Manchester City launched a long ball down the right flank just after the kickoff, and Sergio Agüero, the spindly striker, slipped past defender David Luiz, who yanked Agüero down.
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The extremely weird saga of Yujing Zhang continued this week, as the Chinese businesswoman who slipped past various safeguards at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property this spring had her day in court.
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The right winger added his 36th goal of the season during a scrum in front of the net at 11:34 of the third period on a weak shot that slipped past Montoya.
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However, these Bluetooth trackers, while cheaper and smaller, have limited ranges that stop at about 200 feet or rely on crowd GPS to find missing or stolen objects that have slipped past that range.
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If, for some reason, a passenger on your flight ignored the recall warnings, and somehow slipped past the new ban on Samsung Note22016 devices, some airlines have deployed a solution for any burning smartphones.
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Two plays later, Daniels slipped past linebacker Jamie Collins with a double move, and Manning lofted a pass from 1123 yards out that Daniels caught up with in the corner of the end zone.
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His highlights are littered with touch passes and pocket awareness and anticipatory mastery, like the 210nd-and-220 dart he fired before DeAndre Hopkins had slipped past a lurking linebacker last Sunday against Cleveland.
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ABOUT SAINT JOSEPH'S (215-214): The Hawks slipped past Bucknell 23-23 their last time out as James Demery scored 25 points and Shavar Newkirk chipped in 503 points, 250 rebounds and six assists.
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Seeded third in the East Region, and led by the interim coach Tony Benford, Louisiana State squeezed past 14th-seeded Yale in the first round, then slipped past sixth-seeded Maryland in the second.
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Schmaltz's backhand shot from in front of the net slipped past goalie Tanner Jaillet, Drake Caggiula scored two second-period goals for North Dakota, and Rhett Gardner added an empty-netter with 1.9 seconds remaining.
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Witnesses at the zoo's popular Gorilla World enclosure on Saturday said the boy had somehow slipped past its wire and wood barriers, then scurried through brush before falling about 10 feet into a small moat.
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But the Blues rallied in the third with goals from Robby Fabbri and David Backes, who tied the score at 303-3 on a deflection that slipped past Corey Crawford with 5:10 to play.
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After sweeping the Boston Red Sox in their division series, the Indians slipped past the Toronto Blue Jays twice at home in the American League Championship Series, by scores of 29-53 and 25-296.
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I think Personal Shopper is one of the best films of the year, but because I saw it in 2016 at the New York Film Festival, it slipped past my notice during its theatrical release.
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To add my two cents, no one has ever doubted the integrity, and the majesty, of Hank Aaron, who held the career record of 755 home runs until Mr. Bonds slipped past him with 762.
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"Sometimes, all six U.S. readers caught a cancer that slipped past the AI, and vice versa," Mozziyar Etemadi, a researcher at Northwestern University and another co-author of the paper, tells The Wall Street Journal.
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Ms. Conway's mention of the supposed attack — she was trying to justify Mr. Trump's order that closed the border to citizens from seven predominately Muslim countries — slipped past the MSNBC host interviewing her, Chris Matthews.
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They were honoring the sound that darkened Houston's anonymous, looping highways, that seeped through the veins of the city, setting the pace and the rhythm of its people as they slipped past one another in cars.
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On Sunday, John McEnroe's Team World had taken their first lead of the tournament at 8-7 after the opening doubles when Sock and Isner slipped past Federer and Zverev 4-6 7-6(2) 11-9.
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That's why Katharina König-Preuss, an anti-fascist activist from Jena and a member of the legislature for the east German state of Thuringia, had slipped past the heavy police barricades to keep an eye on them.
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Through the noise of the decision in America's Supreme Court to uphold President Trump's travel ban, and the deliberation over Justice Kennedy's replacement, one of the most important antitrust rulings in recent years slipped past largely unnoticed.
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Far from a West Point or Annapolis man, the future general was a Minneapolis high school boy, not quite 21992, when he slipped past recruiters (minimum age was 2241) and joined the Minnesota National Guard in 21983.
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One of the country's most famous criminal suspects had slipped past the cameras trained on his house, past the police and border guards and the Japanese citizens who for the past year have followed his every move.
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The only shot that slipped past banked in off Devon Toews's skate, a nifty back-heel from below the goal line late in the second that seemed inadvertent, or at least not without intent, but wiped out still.
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Beijing's trade stand-off with Washington intensified over the past fortnight and was set to spill into the currency markets when the yuan slipped past 7 to the dollar after U.S. President Trump announced additional tariffs on Chinese goods.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks in 6th, 13th, 9th and last graf Left-hander Jon Lester was nearly flawless over six innings and Ian Happ hit a solo homer Thursday as the Chicago Cubs slipped past the host Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0.
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That didn't stop Cassidy Payne, who, when she was a senior at Virginia Tech, slipped past gatekeepers with a fake Facebook profile and wrote a satirical piece about the university's parent group for the site The Black Sheep Online.
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Hornets 2128, Bulls 213 Dwayne Bacon drained several late-game shots as part of Charlotte's record-setting performance, and P.J. Washington scored 2114 in his NBA debut as the Hornets slipped past visiting Chicago in the season opener for both teams.
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Ghost towns Last month, under the cover of night, photographer Keow Wee Loong and two colleagues slipped past authorities and made their way into the exclusion zone, taking a three-hour walk through the woods to reach the abandoned towns.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Judiciary Committee chairman, slipped past a stand of flags to leave a news conference Monday through the back door rather than take questions about the investigation, although he later spoke with reporters about the case.
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The other struck in the Nile Delta city of Tanta, where the attacker slipped past security to the front pews of the church and blew himself up, turning a religious celebration of joy into a ghastly scene of bloodshed and death.
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Facebook gave researchers and journalists deeper access, allowing them to extract information directly from the library so they could create their own databases and tools to analyze the ads — and ferret out disinformation that had slipped past the social network's safeguards.
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On Friday, Warren curiously stuck to the same strategy that failed her in Iowa: pivoting from policy wonkery, toward a relentless focus on a general anti-corruption message and eschewing attacks on the candidates who have slipped past her in the polls.
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Boyd put the home team on the board when he broke through the left side, slipped past a safety and dashed 53 yards, but Hill answered with his second scoring run with 7:55 left in the half for a 24-7 advantage.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 21 (Reuters) - China's yuan exchange rate slipped past 6.75 per dollar on Friday after the central bank set the daily midpoint weaker than that level for the first time in six years as it continues to let the currency depreciate.
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Senior forward Johnathan Williams recorded 18 points, 12 rebounds and three blocked shots for his sixth straight double-double as No. 9 Gonzaga slipped past pesky Pepperdine 81-67 on Saturday in West Coast Conference play at McCarthey Athletic Center in Spokane, Wash.
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Teammate Kailer Yamamoto knocked down Hellebuyck's clearing attempt behind the Winnipeg net and then beat the goalie to the loose puck, knocking it in front of the goal, where Ennis slipped past a defender and poked it just over the goal line.
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The case of convicted terrorist-turned-US-citizen Vallmoe Shqaire raises questions not only about how Shqaire slipped past the enhanced vetting process implemented after 9/11, but also about why US law enforcement did not act more swiftly once his deception was discovered.
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We slipped past wheat fields, gas stations with knockoff names like "Shall" and "Nobil," and a refinery — a reminder of Kurdistan's agricultural economy and the fact that Iraq controls some of the richest oil fields in the world, a quarter of which lie in Kurdistan.
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The experts say it was No. 76 on a sheet of 100 with upside-down biplanes — the instantly recognizable Inverted Jennies — that slipped past inspectors at a printing plant in Washington in 1918, to the chagrin of postal officials and the delight of stamp collectors ever since.
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All were eventually settled, with Mecum agreeing not to break the resale restriction again without Ford&aposs blessing in January 2019, and the cars that slipped past the restrictions now hop across the auction block for prices in the $1.5 million range — about three times the GT&aposs MSRP.
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This one may have slipped past you, because there hasn't been an awful lot of fanfare, but Amazon Music has launched a new streaming tier: Amazon Music HD. This new tier offers an extensive catalogue of premium quality lossless audio, and is currently available in the U.S., UK, Germany, Austria, and Japan.
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Even if you have the best intentions, went to the market yesterday, made a plan, spent a few minutes in the morning setting out ingredients, and slipped past that manager at work who always wants a sec at the end of the day, it's still likely that fate will intervene and leave you trapped in highway traffic or stuck in a subway under the river, so you don't get home until an hour after you planned, maybe two.
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