It's the slippery ... So my dog ... They say the word slippery slope, I'm gonna push them down the slippery slope.
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Minnesota is grappling with slippery roads -- so slippery that school buses were sliding off roadways.
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It was snowing a little, and slippery—I could see that—but it wasn't too slippery.
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It's not just a slippery slope that we're starting, it's a slippery slope we've been on for 23 years.
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In the hours after I purchased it, I heard reports of flies tickling its slippery slippery pitchers and somehow evading its grasp.
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The slippery road alert works by anonymously collecting road surface information from cars farther ahead on the road and warning drivers approaching a slippery road section in advance.
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If there's a lot of people ... ice is slippery.
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Kruger's work can be slick in design and slippery in meaning, but here, overlaid on the steep transitions of the skatepark, the vinyl decals become slick and slippery to the touch too.
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It's a classic slippery slope, and continues to play out.
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Success, though, will turn that slippery slope into a landslide.
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This is the type of slippery slope we're getting into.
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But is this all of this potentially a slippery slope?
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The most condescending, creepy, paranoid, slippery goblin of a man.
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The DOJ and FBI are on a very slippery slope.
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Luann de Lesseps knows sobriety can be a slippery slope.
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Little did I realize how slippery the slope would be.
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This can, however, be a slippery slope into insidious behavior.
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The language of racism has long been a slippery thing.
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He was especially suspicious of Slippery Rock Teachers in Pennsylvania.
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But first a definition: what does this slippery word mean?
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"It certainly creates a slippery slope," Murphy told The Verge.
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Malmstrom said the disputes system was on a slippery slope.
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From a psychological perspective, a definitive scientific reasoning is slippery.
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Now the notion of cool is a notoriously slippery one.
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But Mr Ye and his peers are on slippery ground.
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"I feel like they're both very slippery slopes," she shared.
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As if we're going to go down this slippery slope.
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That's the first thing that comes up, or slippery slope.
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This is where the "slippery slope" of speech censorship leads.
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Lawyers I spoke to described leaking as a slippery slope.
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Slippery aerodynamic design would be crucial to achieving that goal.
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Yes, but: It's a slippery slope, per lobbyist Bruce Mehlman.
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For him, the slippery slope is more like a cliff.
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But that policy has been subject to a slippery slope.
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One difficulty is that East and West are slippery categories.
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Parents believe in a slippery slope, which just isn't true.
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Consent is slippery in a space as hierarchical as academia.
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For a slippery show like Sense8, that's tantamount to death.
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Her greatest debate weakness remains her habit of seeming slippery.
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Best slippery smooth noodles ever with a heady shoyu broth.
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" He said the findings were "suggestive of a slippery slope.
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The slippery slope school of foreign policy has its limitations.
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The straight noodles are unpleasantly slippery, and taste of flour.
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And it's far from obvious that there's a slippery slope.
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Either way, getting to inbox sanity is a slippery exercise.
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It's slippery, greasy, thick and "particularly wet," said Dr. Dickinson.
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So already you see the slippery slope of the conversation.
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But many Americans see them as slippery slopes to socialism.
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The result is a nimble, slippery ease, entirely his own.
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Much of Dick's work explores the slippery nature of reality.
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This was not the defense's only slippery piece of lawyering.
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Otherwise, I think you do get that the slippery slope.
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She's too slippery for real tragedy, too evasive for farce.
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Trilobites Keeping track of dolphins is a slippery, patchy process.
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Afterward, I felt insecure because my dick was so slippery.
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A slippery slope to politically segregated dining, this is not.
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The roads were plowed but many sidewalks remained slippery deathtraps.
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Oh, and I don't know if you spend much time carrying windows around in your pocket, but glass is also slippery, and the U Ultra is an unhappy example of a very slippery phone.
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While some may appreciate the look, it does make the phone a lot more slippery, and I'm not sure that adding an unnecessary glass element to an already slippery phone is a wise design choice.
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Defining the limits of what should be allowed is more slippery.
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Fruit is slippery, and this causes a conflict at the table.
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The ring was slippery, Smith said, asking for a paper towel.
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"It's a slippery slope," she said of O'Rourke's position on guns.
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It's slippery, and prone to collecting an unsightly amount of fingerprints.
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Because if we start not believing people it's a slippery slope.
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It could be a slippery slope, suggested leaders in Silicon Valley.
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The "slippery slope" argument is popular, although it's not always convincing.
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She clutched the lever, slippery with blood or sweat or grease.
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But the question is more slippery than may at first appear.
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It's not slippery like the iPhone 6S or the Galaxy S7.
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I think it's a slippery slope, for both producers and consumers.
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The stylus is also just a bit slippery when selecting tracks.
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Smugglers rarely answer surveys, so the facts around them are slippery.
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Yet Ms Clifford is no smarmy British comic or slippery senator.
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A substance called mucin gives mucus the tell-tale slippery quality.
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But like the songs themselves, Blunt's performance of self is slippery.
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And internalizing the show's jealous environment can be a slippery slope.
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Sounds like a slippery First Amendment slope, but she sounds determined.
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I choked down slippery quarters of egg like a performing seal.
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But the biggest reason is that oldies are such slippery customers.
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But, in today's virtually enabled world, "presence" is a slippery concept.
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This recent influx of suspensions and removals is a slippery slope.
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But Facebook's opacity can leave big slippery-slope questions to linger.
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Here's where Comey got himself on slippery ground, on one of
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"The Thai state is like an oiled, slippery eel," he said.
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It is the implicit anxiety that fascism is a slippery slope.
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It's a slippery slope because the oversexualized thing, it's been done.
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Each wet, slippery log offered another chance for a wrenched ankle.
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Who doesn't remember struggling with the slippery plastic foil and markers?
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While that might not bust your budget, it's a slippery slope.
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"Syria doesn't have to be a slippery slope," Mr. Tabler said.
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But upholding this travel ban also would create a slippery slope.
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Nicholas Kristof Are terrorists more of a threat than slippery bathtubs?
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Revoking press access for being rude is a very slippery slope.
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How do they cross the slippery rubicon from innocence to experience?
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The minute we don't, it will become an extraordinarily slippery slope.
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"It's a slippery slope," Trump adds, alluding to gun control. pic.twitter.
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That said, camp is an awfully slippery concept to pin down.
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"We don't feel it's a slippery slope at all," says Yeske.
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Addiction is a slippery adversary that cannot be held to account.
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But the mind-set of "the resistance" is slippery and dangerous.
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Her innocence authorizes its slippery and simplistic handling of complicated themes.
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And Reid is the man who started down that slippery slope.
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It's a slippery slope and the anti-gun left knows it.
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Things are coming loose; they're slippery and outside of your control.
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This is a dangerous slippery slope that needs to be addressed.
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In any case, this was a slippery adversary to grapple with.
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Sharp red blood and slippery guts are part of any outing.
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Sand can help the tires move on slippery ice and snow.
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"Be mindful about heavier, wetter snow — rather slippery, certainly," he said.
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What was once a slippery slope is becoming a perilous pit.
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" The aid package, Bradley said, is "a slippery — and costly — slope.
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" He added that embarking down that road was a "slippery slope.
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Now you can try the infamous, slippery, incredibly difficult level legitimately.
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Nick Novak missed the extra point, with footing slippery at Lambeau.
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Some fear a slippery slope, arguing that anything can be expressive.
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Roger Federer said the courts were slippery and lacking, well, grass.
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Winter ice sports depend on this one fact: Ice is slippery.
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GMOs have been a convenient handhold on a big, slippery problem.
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Mr. Morris, a guitarist, plays with bladelike concision and slippery counterintuition.
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It still feels great in the hand and it's still super slippery.
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But even trickier is that slippery question of what constitutes a landmark.
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Gone are the days of a sink full of escaped, slippery spaghetti!
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It sets up a slippery slope to be dehumanized and invisible-ized.
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It's smooth, polished, and not even that slippery, which really surprised me.
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Through New Hampshire and Maine, the path is rugged, steep, and slippery.
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When sweat dripped on the mat, it got damp, but not slippery.
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Mine got a little slippery during work outs, but still stayed put.
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But when it comes to policy, empathy is too slippery a tool.
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Novelists and filmmakers always seem interested in the slippery nature of memory.
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I argued with teachers about the moral slippery slope of gay marriage.
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She thought she could handle it, but it's a very slippery slope.
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Arya's works function as a trip down that slippery slope of nostalgia.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It&aposs a slippery slope when you start dehumanizing people.
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Missing work had been a slippery slope for me and my family.
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Without the slippery slope argument, conservatism loses much of its rhetorical punch.
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These labels are slippery, as you know, so it's never that simple.
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It is a very slippery slope when you dehumanizing people this way.
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Her belly tensed, her hands seeking purchase over his broad, slippery shoulders.
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It slows the game down and can make for a slippery slope.
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Judge Chhabria has gone down a slippery legal slope with his decision.
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It was raining heavily, and the notoriously difficult Monaco circuit was slippery.
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This is a newer one that's already moving down a slippery slope.
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But painful sex with no discernible cause is a bit more slippery.
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Putting your code in the other companies' hands is a slippery slope.
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As is inevitable in such debates, the "slippery slope" argument was raised.
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And then … you spent how much on Slippery Nipples and tequila slammers?
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A recent piece by Biggers called "Laocoön" fits this more slippery category.
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FISH are slippery characters, with little regard for international agreements or borders.
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The leather trousers are matched by the slippery sexiness of the script.
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Commander Lawrence and Dean are both slippery; their intentions, at first, opaque.
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Is it all a slippery slope to some kind of Kardashian hell?
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Blood is slippery and messy, and it has a strong metallic smell.
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Amazing Amphibians: Join a naturalist to discover the slippery world of amphibians.
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In many ways, Tyrion embodies the slippery morality Thrones is known for.
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In Melville country, all slopes are slippery, some of them fatally so.
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But as we see in Splice, this is quite a slippery slope.
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Who wouldn't want the chance to be a slippery, flitting postmodern sylph?
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Language is weird and slippery, but its capability never to be underestimated.
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"Comfort, in their view, offered a slippery slope towards death," Curbed explains.
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Jokic is an athlete on the Manning spectrum, controlled, slippery, agile, coordinated.
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In person, Cattelan was as slippery as he is in the documentary.
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Slippery, cool taro soup was soothingly bland, which is no put-down.
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He was chubby and slippery, like a nine-pound bag of pudding.
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But after my day on a slippery mountain, I'm not so sure.
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But we do hold to certain criteria, slippery as they may be.
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When it comes to language, it can be a slippery slope though.
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Slippery tracks were blamed for railroad delays even in England this week.
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Many folks try to do both, but multitasking is a slippery tightrope.
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Lesbian bars are dropping faster than drag queens on a slippery stage.
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Lilla's labels can be slippery; he often conflates liberals, leftists and Democrats.
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Or if it turns insanely slippery at the first drop of sweat.
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Others said they worried that the removals would create a slippery slope.
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It feels like that might be a bit of a slippery slope?
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Credibility gaps aside, Miranda smartly examines the slippery theme of personal identity.
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It's a slippery slope and I wouldn't recommend doing it with journalism.
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Controversial, slippery, and sickening, The Perfection will get you screaming, then talking.
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"I think that's maybe the most slippery term of all," he said.
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The Republican grip on Northeast and California swing seats is already slippery.
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"Plan on slippery road conditions," the National Weather Service's Boston office said.
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"They were slippery and you couldn't keep ahold of them," he said.
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The noodles wait below, as thick as spaghetti, slippery but still springy.
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Then there was the slippery roofs, especially in the morning from dew.
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Yet for all his prudence, Bush did go down some slippery slopes.
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It's certainly a slippery argument — but I believe it's a valid one.
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This is necessary, given how slippery the names used for colours can be.
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But as many of those people can tell you, it's a slippery slope.
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Rescue workers have also pulled dozens of survivors from the thick, slippery mud.
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They are reversals hiding in plain sight, slippery disjunctions between artifice and reality.
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Their slippery appendages, huge proportions, and inking abilities can be downright shudder-inducing.
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Ash expelled during explosions may cause poor visibility and slippery conditions for drivers.
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Slippery back and ugly design make it the perfect candidate for a case.
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CD: It's a slippery slope of where these fabrics would otherwise end up.
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Russian power is slippery and tentacular, often operating through businessmen instead of officials.
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If they manufacture a technicality to let [Morey] go, that's a slippery slope.
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A slippery slope is also one of the strongest arguments against assisted dying.
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Next came a 1-mile climb over slippery rock, with ropes for assistance.
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Even with low changes in temperature the droplets skipped along their slippery surfaces.
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After that, says the source, it was a "slippery slope" for the star.
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German Bund yields are also on a slippery slope since the EU elections.
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What we learn from these places is that the slippery slope is real.
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Intercourse is hard, so do other things instead Fact: The shower is slippery.
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They're just really slippery and I think that's one of the major problems.
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USA Today reports that slippery runways may cause delays into Friday, as well.
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"I think there's a really slippery slope between therapy and enhancement," Lee says.
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If you're going to parody a popular Vine, be wary of slippery fruit.
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Pornography is a notoriously slippery subject—and not in the way you're thinking.
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Identity is a slippery thing no matter how long you've been at it.
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The holiday has a way of arriving exactly in tandem with slippery situations.
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But the formula for a smash is changing quickly now, becoming more slippery.
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When I argued it was a slippery slope, I was accused of overreacting.
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Miller crashed at the wet and slippery final turn after his quickest effort.
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And, from the administration, that farmers have somehow won in this slippery deal.
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Given that slippery slope, Tunsil might decide to move on with his life.
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" T-Mobile's chief executive, John Legere, derided the deal as a "slippery slope.
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"No, I mean that the book was literally slippery," he told Dr. Greene.
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Others have ice-storms that coat entire cities in inches of slippery ice.
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This capability comes in handy especially when a vehicle is on slippery road.
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Not to mention the fact that he's standing on slippery sand and gravel.
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Tomorrow the roads will be too slippery and people are going to die.
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What I found instead was her face, all wet and slippery with tears.
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The guides tell us to be careful as the road is very slippery.
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So, kind of hard to say where this slippery little sucker really stands.
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A producer I worked with once described FIlin as slippery when dry [laughs].
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The new approach for Tatts is fiddlier and the valuation is rather slippery.
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Spongy panels of skin cling to the meat; the texture is intentionally slippery.
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In its unrefined state, crude oil is a coarse, opaque, and slippery liquid.
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Slippery blocks of tofu, nearly as soft as custard, bob at the surface.
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Still, Sontag's treatise remains the top-cited attempt to define a slippery concept.
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"I worry it could be the start of a slippery slope," he said.
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"There's a real slippery slope when it comes to artistic expression," said Powell.
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It seems great initially for consumers but also seems like a slippery slope.
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Silk or satin pillowcases, with their slippery feel, reduce the friction on strands.
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Just like that, my journey down the slippery slope of expensive handbags began.
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And what did I tell you to do if the floor is slippery?
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He tried to run but the slippery mud gave way beneath his feet.
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Haha, crabbed age will never get its cold slippery claws on that guy.
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" Former Justice Department officials echoed the concerns, one calling it a "slippery slope.
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Comedy often depends on ethically slippery manipulation, misleading setups and disorienting punch lines.
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What's to stop them careening down a slippery slope to—the horror—mimes?
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Shiny floors might look nice, but they're often too slippery for a bathroom.
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Plus, Tom Hiddleston gives Loki a slippery, smirky charisma that's hard to resist.
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They are a reminder that, far from being infallible, data can be slippery.
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Having to brake hard on a slippery road is an invitation to disaster.
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"It is a slippery slope, and gun rights advocates understand that," said Sen.
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But he reiterated his view that policing content online is a slippery slope.
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If this does not hold, then how slippery is the road to theocracy?
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Leckey's arguments are as porous as his visual vocabulary and just as slippery.
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Vox Lux navigates this slippery terrain in a way that can be frustrating.
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Rahama said she heaved herself along slippery paths as quickly as she could.
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" He notes that the iPhone X "was like a slippery bar of soap.
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It's not a cliff one plunges from; it's a long, slippery slope into oblivion.
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At the same time, they found the White House's bargaining position to be slippery.
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It was just a slippery slope that I did not want to go down.
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For years, the notorious cartel leader proved slippery, staying just ahead of the law.
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And it turns out that they're not just hard but they're slippery like Teflon.
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We were young and slippery, more beautiful than we had the capacity to appreciate.
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A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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Slippery and divisive, this movie begs to be analyzed, for better or for worse.
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In the winter, streets are often plowed first, while sidewalks remain slippery and neglected.
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But figuring out what is and isn't allowed on the social network is slippery.
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Kevin (Justin Hartley) is on a slippery slope with an addiction to pain pills.
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But creators in the games space have a slippery habit of getting into trouble.
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Hunter yanked Curry's hand away from Sanchez's firearm, but he was octopus-like, slippery.
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The slippery animals crawl underneath and on top of each other in slow motion.
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Samsung keeps elegance in design, but avoids being super slippery like the iPhone 217s.
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Oh, and that super shiny glass back is a slippery nightmare in the hand.
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Up a steep set of slippery green stairs, we come to the HIV clinic.
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The Next Battle for Net Neutrality Is Getting BloodyNet neutrality is a slippery subject.
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Not only is its dual-sided glass design delicate, but it's also fairly slippery.
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But little similar work exists for other sedentary species, let alone slippery migratory ones.
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In other words, it features often-humdrum landscape art as slick and slippery illusionism.
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The entire point of Cook's letter is that this case is a slippery slope.
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Ultimately, Simpson's unknowable character, his slippery personality, is what makes this story so compelling.
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The issue of whether the statute of repose can be tolled is really slippery.
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The paper is a thick, slippery plastic that mimics the texture of the rand.
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It also makes them slippery, especially in cold weather when my skin is dry.
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A few dance moves and a slippery sari say more than words ever could.
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She routinely saw shaky banisters, poorly lit stairways and slippery bathtubs without grab bars.
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Undue influence in Puerto Rico is a slippery slope that will not end well.
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The differences show how far down the assisted-suicide slippery slope we have gone.
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Charles sometimes played poker with some of the jockeys — a slippery bunch, he said.
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When discussing Red Flag Laws, the consensus is that they are a slippery slope.
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The ski slope is made of neveplast, a synthetic turf that's slippery like snow.
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This keeps algae off the rocks, so they're not slippery and easy to climb.
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It was too slippery, and my speed was too great, for AdvanceTrac to help.
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The notion that we would start down that slippery slope makes absolutely no sense.
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" — Mick Flynn"Roads can be slippery, and big trucks can end up in ditches.
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"It's a slippery slope," Aviran said, insisting that it was a path he resisted.
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I think it literally is her second nature to get out of slippery situations.
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This is Trump's favorite trick, the oldest in the book—the slippery double standard.
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Yet, it is a slippery slope when we disregard that which makes us unique.
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"This Starbucks development is a glaring slide down a slippery slope," the petition adds.
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In "Black Leopard," Tracker is hostile and slippery and sensitive and chauvinistic at once.
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Yet for all its vast influence, there is something curiously slippery about the RSS.
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A slippery-quick 5-foot-7 guard, Jefferson also helped Texas Southern make history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AMSTERDAM — Originality in art is a slippery criterion.
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And mostly alone, as few runners join me on the slippery roads of winter.
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They are watching for the slippery shadows of fish moving beneath the dark water.
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And "bad" can be as slippery a term as "gay" for Bad Gays' subjects.
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All of this suspended in a slippery, almost sticky broth the color of cappuccino.
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It had rained, and he hit a slippery patch at 140 miles per hour.
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When he began to dance, his body looked slippery, like a 238-D animation.
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There is no disproportionate effect on vulnerable populations, no evidence of a slippery slope.
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"Stories are like dough," Polly thinks, reflecting on the slippery business of family myth.
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Yosemite officials are advising visitors to stay on marked paths, away from slippery rocks.
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The result is a rare longitudinal insight into the slippery nature of scientific progress.
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"This is where we go down a slippery slope," she said with a chuckle.
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I understand this worry; the slippery-slope problem here is real and worth watching.
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The Swiss painter and printmaker Félix Vallotton was an intriguing, talented but slippery artist.
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My home is the slippery place between the suburbs and stone houses and hogans.
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The silk of Marcia's scarf was slippery, like cool water rippling between his fingers.
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Inside, it was dark, and it was slippery, like being in a bouncy castle.
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Banning semi-automatic weapons or high-capacity ammunition is a slippery slope they insist.
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Slippery rugs: Draw triangles on each corner of the underside and let them dry.
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Some may find it a bit slippery, but it leaves skin feeling noticeably supple.
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Democrats of West Virginia, perhaps you find your senator a little slippery at times.
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Fury is normally a slippery and awkward boxer, who picks his shots from range.
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The story I filed focused primarily on the difficulty of policing this slippery industry.
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Your iPhone may be less slippery this year and perhaps sport a new sheen.
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From the far right, it's the "slippery slope" and a wacky obsession with bathrooms.
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Since there is no rubber backing, it can be slippery on some floor surfaces.
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We warned against this, urging the officials not to go down this slippery slope.
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I peeled big potatoes and dropped them in water, my hands slippery with starch.
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His is a book in which the words "I" and "we" are slippery indeed.
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We're on a slippery slope and Cohn had been putting salt on the ice.
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It's also a delightfully slippery, self-referential meditation on writing and memory and time.
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The mineral silica will affect body and mouthfeel, giving a slippery or creamy quality.
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But easy cases get us in trouble; they lead us down a slippery slope.
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Do you see any danger of American anti-fascism heading down its own "slippery slope"?
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"I'm really interested in this slippery slope between what's shallow and what's deep," he said.
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The roads were already cold, so that thin layer of snow turned into slippery ice.
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But in a world of super slippery coatings, the very concept of "cleaning" goes away.
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Plus, it can set a slippery precedent for qualifying the legitimacy of a sick day.
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We're being looked at as a sub-class of people—and it's a slippery slope.
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One of the more slippery, insidious provisions currently designed is in the Senate's healthcare bill.
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One guy is passed out, sliding around the slippery deck, while another maniacally parades around.
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Those ladies have put sleek, slippery-when-wet strands back on the map this year.
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Ash expelled from the Kilauea volcano may cause poor visibility and slippery conditions for drivers.
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" Pinkett Smith agreed, saying porn addiction is "a slippery slope and I know that personally.
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Sheep were everywhere again, scampering over slippery moss into bushes from which they berated me.
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But allowing expressive businesses to opt out would create a slippery slope, the state continues.
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By day two, its slippery black, mirrored surface turns from shiny to covered in fingerprints.
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But that pattern can be a slippery slope to unhealthy and addictive self-soothing habits.
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" Tech's growing comfort with cracking down on hate speech, Torba said, is a "slippery slope.
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Nationalism is a slippery concept, which is why politicians find it so easy to manipulate.
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If it did, it would illustrate just how slippery the idea of currency manipulation is.
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But in the 21st century, propaganda has evolved beyond that image into something more slippery.
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Even though I'm reversing, the car keeps skating forward, unable to grip the slippery stone.
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Simulated physiology and physics, plus obstacles (slippery floor, steps, weak muscles) add to the challenge.
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Not while it's slippery with rain, but mark it and come back when it's sunny.
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Eventually, bottles equipped with this super-slippery coating could start to appear on store shelves.
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Blame the fact it was an Uber-intense week, or a driver's slippery thumb. Whatever.
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All the things the naysayers said would happen -- the various slippery slopes -- failed to materialize.
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The visual effect is of a collage or landscape, but it's slippery and decaying too.
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Many readers suggested it was a slippery slope and wondered where to draw the line.
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Even conscientious drivers are handicapped during monsoons due to low visibility, slippery roads and potholes.
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But shooting all that water into the shale makes normally very stable rocks very slippery.
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" In a series of tweets, Trump also nicknamed the former FBI chief "Slippery James Comey.
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We know from all too recent history that military engagement can be a slippery slope.
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This time, she's naked and slippery and I would very much like her to die.
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Opponents of changing the Constitution argue that tampering with free expression is a slippery slope.
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He now faces the ticklish question of what to do with the slippery Mr Guzmán.
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However, critics see the deployment as the start of a very slippery, privacy-eroding slope.
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This is of course a classic slippery slope argument, with enough flaws to seem implausible.
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I felt more unsure, filled with doubt, attuned to the more slippery nature of truth.
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This way, the cars could know about slippery road conditions even before they encounter them.
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In other words, going from constructive criticism to mean-spirited can be a slippery slope.
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But Garret says it's pretty likely that there really is a slippery slope situation happening.
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Pressed by reporters, Trump raised Washington and Jefferson, arguing there could be a slippery slope.
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But despite seeming more exasperated than usual of late, Conway is as slippery as ever.
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And he warned those protectionist practices, like rising trade tariffs, are becoming a slippery slope.
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From a national security perspective, the idea of eliminating the system is a slippery slope.
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Back then, many police officers wore finely-polished dress shoes with soft, slippery leather soles.
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They say any form of privatization is a slippery slope that won't improve the parks.
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The title turns out to be a key to the book's slippery shape and tone.
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And yet, in this year particularly, that task was as slippery as it's ever been.
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Both are lightweight and specially designed for great comfort, stability, and traction on slippery surfaces.
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He knows he can be slippery, his distrust of the interview process deep and abiding.
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But so is preventing the government agency from starting down a dangerous and slippery slope.
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"He felt he was just borrowing, but that is a slippery slope," Mr. Heitczman said.
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Rocks in the area have been polished smooth from flowing water and are extremely slippery.
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As a doctor's son, I was well aware that "success" was a particularly slippery word.
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American Airlines confirmed that the plane slid off the runway because of slippery winter weather.
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It is a slippery slope and a terrifying step towards a mass expulsion of Muslims.
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Here he is against Kyrie Irving, as slippery an offensive threat as has ever lived.
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Somewhere in Texas, a slippery thief has made off with a cache of rare amphibians.
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There is a slippery suspended pool where performers twist and turn above JoJo and Wells.
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The roads were slippery and wet and grey tones smudged the horizon like volcanic ash.
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Given that level of power, it's hard to see how the slippery-slope argument applies.
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There is a slippery slope between this kind of intelligence assessment and acts of repression.
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To critics in the mainstream and further to the left, that language can seem slippery.
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It rocked back and forth, filled with slippery children screeching and diving into the water.
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And thus the slippery slope was oiled by the best intentions, and down everyone slid.
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Nor are the slippery psychosexual scares of "It Follows," his breakthrough horror movie from 2015.
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Unlike Venezuela, the United States still has time to reverse the slippery slope to authoritarianism.
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Schools throughout the metropolitan area had trouble getting students home on the clogged, slippery roads.
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It's a slippery September, little scorpion, and a lazy and forgetful attitude is the air!
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The dark coating is meant to make the wall too hot and slippery to climb.
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"Bemsha Swing" has undergone a conversion from Caribbean pseudo-blues to slippery, Debussy-influenced glide.
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Some conservatives worry it is a step on a slippery slope toward undoing priestly celibacy.
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But I don't share the alarm, because I suspect this slope isn't all that slippery.
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Mr. Brown warned in his veto message that such legislation would be a slippery slope.
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A slippery new coating could make the crappiest place in your home a little cleaner.
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Point out how close Idaho is to the slope, and just how slippery it is.
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Picture, in this case, running on a trail covered in a layer of slippery silt.
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It's a slippery slope from there to playing Hacky Sack shirtless at a farmer's market.
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But once the bad chick with the bob becomes familiar, you hit a slippery slope.
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Most of the time, however, ice is slippery, as ice skaters and Antarctic penguins demonstrate.
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Taylor flinches a little at the thought, but opts to stay on the slippery slope.
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More importantly, it would keep us off the slippery slope that leads to further censorship.
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No equipment is required, but you need sufficient space and a surface that's not slippery.
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Eventually, I'm sure, we'll all grow to love that slippery easiness and that masterful grace.
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Tightly packed clouds of ground shrimp and pork emerge from slippery squares of fresh tofu.
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Tightly packed clouds of ground shrimp and pork emerge from slippery blocks of fresh tofu.
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This year's Met Gala theme was a notoriously slippery one — what even is "camp," anyway?
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And it doesn't take a rocket scientist -- ahem -- to understand how slippery that slope is.
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It's a very slippery but clever strategy, one that's perfectly adapted to modern internet culture.
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Implementing social media into a campaign strategy is essential, although admittedly, it's a slippery slope.
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Things could get very slippery, so be careful and allow extra time to get anywhere.
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It's something far more slippery, slithering between the two spaces and arriving at pop novelty.
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Wood frames tend to be more stylish and less slippery and cold than metal frames.
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More classic is a near mash of tofu and preserved duck eggs, gray-green and slippery.
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By "shifty," he means slippery and haphazard, a makeshift operation without a coherent vision or plan.
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The sidewalks aren't as slippery, so I forgo my treads and just wear some tennis shoes.
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Washington, D.C. Streets were slippery and slushy, but snow was relatively contained, in the nation's capital.
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And that denial is a slippery slope, at the bottom of which lie tyranny and misery.
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Whenever you're holding a sharp razor in a slippery-wet shower, you've got to be careful.
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Otherwise, the pole gets really slippery, which can be dangerous for myself and the other dancers.
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Critics warn that tweaking the genetic code this way could eventually lead to a slippery slope.
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The worry instead should be over another norm attacked, and the slippery slope that comes after.
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Like all courtroom dramas, Making a Murderer is also about the slippery nature of the truth.
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The association apparently never considered that it was venturing on the slippery slope of redacting history.
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He gripped the metal duck head welded to the door handle until his hand grew slippery.
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But critics argue that regulating a woman's reasons for getting an abortion is a slippery slope.
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The towel has sticky nubs on the back and doesn't get slippery at all during practice.
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If you really want to avoid a slippery glass back, you should look forward to it.
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The slippery glass finish, which is surprisingly worse for the matte model, only makes matters worse.
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But it's a slippery slope from there to targeting peaceful protests, activists, and basically anyone littering.
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But as I'm saying these words, you can see right away this is a slippery slope.
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Questions of who dominates and who is dominated are never slippery, as they are in life.
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A pair of firefighters saved a senior pup from a slippery situation on New Year's Eve.
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The most obvious problem with the open-closed theory is that the divide is so slippery.
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We enter into a slippery slope when we start to limit speech that makes us uncomfortable.
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The change is a "slippery slope," said Susan Benesch, a member of Twitter's Trust & Safety Council.
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But Facebook was slippery and evasive about whether it should be held accountable for the discrimination.
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It's not just that the term "trolling" is slippery at best and ideologically toxic at worst.
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Watch these slippery liquids in action below: Check out more work by Eric Bellefeuille on Vimeo.
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One minute the Polish model was like a fish in the surf ... extremely slippery when wet.
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This may be a minority opinion, but imposing liability for another's suicide is a slippery slope.
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While the LIO building deal on its own may be small, it represents a slippery slope.
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Usually when people exit a waterslide, they splash like a slippery buffoon straight into the water.
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" Stuart said the university's sanctions based on a student's social media posts start a "slippery slope.
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Perhaps my work is a gob of goo on the slippery slope towards weaponized image fabrication.
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Despite being thin, the mucus is very slippery, more than 100 times less viscous than feces.
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Flip these obligations around and we find ourselves on the edge of an extremely slippery slope.
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It is, like other phones with front and rear glass designs, very slippery without a case.
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The broth is life-affirming, and the flesh presented alongside slippery skin, the fat half melting.
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Another, sillier and more slippery, involves the fictional characters Shawna (Kristen C. Sieh) and Samantha (Ms.
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" Trump has previously called Comey, "Slippery James Comey,"an "untruthful slime ball" and a "LEAKER & LIAR.
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Sure, you couldn't eat them, but the wet, glossy shine and slippery feel had me hooked.
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Colin: Yeah this is kinda slippery and weird, with some incredibly annoying—in a good way!
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The slippery slope here is steep, and California is willfully hurtling down it at breakneck speed.
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He created a "slippery" coat for the compound that allowed it to easily enter liver cells.
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It's a really slippery device, but I like how the curved back molds into my palm.
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Shaw played for Slippery Rock University's football team, according to the school athletic department's Twitter page.
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It is a dangerous and slippery slope, and movement on it occurs in only one direction.
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As Vitter said, there is a fear of a "slippery slope " that impartiality will be questioned.
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Hiraki Sawa floats between reality and imagination, slowly manipulating the slippery relationship between self and memory.
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The thing about that line of thinking is that it's a slippery slope coated with grease.
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In the next chapter, Horowitz quotes Gucci Mane in the Migos song "Slippery," released in 2017.
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The slippery definition of the word is part of what has made it so politically potent.
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Top tip: The steps are lined with shiny copper and when they're wet they're very slippery.
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Israel has always been just a bit farther down this slippery slope than the United States.
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Some worry that legislating deception is a slippery slope, because where do you draw the line?
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"Us Chinese, we love the slippery and the slimy, like tendon and jelly fish," he said.
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That's a constraint on internet freedom that makes sense, and it hasn't proved a slippery slope.
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An examination of the language — like "slippery rails" and "annulment" — and what those excuses actually mean.
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Last week, the cause of train delays was not slippery rails but a balky old bridge.
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Of course, like so many other things, it feels like a bit of a slippery slope.
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It feels like I'm heading down a slippery slope toward a condition I thought I'd escaped.
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Its central role for Taylor Stanley, a mixed-race dancer, was mercurial, slippery, hard to classify.
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"If I start to allow sugars into my life, there is a slippery slope," he says.
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Yes, I even used "Slippery," as my visit coincided with a typical one-day LA downpour.
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As Judge William Pryor wrote in a concurring opinion, criminalizing medical advice is a slippery slope.
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The court's demand could turn into a slippery slope, worried American University law professor Stephen Vladeck.
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Besides gravity, the exquisitely catastrophic agents include fire, water, air, and explosive, slippery, and corrosive substances.
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At the time, American whaling ships were floating abattoirs, their decks slippery with blood and oil.
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Once she took the reins of Donald Trump's campaign, though, she went from smooth to slippery.
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But extending those checks to political speech more broadly would be a slippery slope, he argued.
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Anyone whose job involves nailing down facts knows just how slippery the little buggers can be.
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But damage to Obamacare isn't the same thing as a slippery slope toward the program's demise.
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Cleverly, the show makes Beck just as absorbing — and in some ways, as slippery — as Joe.
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Some Ewe rhythms have a slippery, collapsing quality, an amorphous relationship to any easily recognizable downbeat.
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It's uncomfortable to use and slippery to hold, and it can't even charge the Joy-Cons.
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And for scientists, this was a clue to figuring out why ice is so darn slippery.
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The texture is slippery and delicious, with a rich umami flavour and no telltale MSG tang.
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"The board would respond that you can find slippery slopes anywhere you look, that real life isn't a philosophy class or court of law, and that people long ago figured out the common-sense way to deal with slippery slopes: Just draw the line," he wrote.
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Icy conditions could refreeze roads, creating slippery commutes and making clean-up after the storm more challenging.
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Much like end dates, I find that excuses and exceptions to a rule are a slippery slope.
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Soap's chemistry helps remove microorganisms from our hands by accentuating the slippery properties of our own skin.
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It worked well to accommodate a dish sitting on it, but ended up becoming slippery when wet.
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But it can also be a slippery slope that leads you to take your partner for granted.
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We can't imagine how slippery that tub will be for awhile... Kids, they do the darndest things.
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But if you don't manage your sweat or take care of your skin, things can get slippery.
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Mr Putin's Russia is a more slippery construct in which simulation and bluff play a big part.
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Crossing the street meant plunging into slippery, thigh-deep masses of snow piled up by passing plows.
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For one, the weekend allows millions of residents to not worry about a snowy or slippery commute.
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Mr Baswedan, a politician as slippery and accommodating as Ahok is blunt and forceful, spied an opening.
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Madison v Alabama is a good example of how grisly and conceptually slippery the analysis can be.
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The tongue was tougher to break from the face, being a bit too slippery to grip firmly.
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It's more slippery and attracts fingerprints like crazy, but so does every other phone made of glass.
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This was hardly an unprecedented tactic — Rubio did something similar — but Cruz was especially slippery about it.
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"It's a slippery slope to giving this character a life and presence on the internet," said Orchier.
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We smoke a joint together, and then I have a swim, but the rocks are really slippery.
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Knowing I could give up makeup made me think that trying Botox wasn't necessarily a slippery slope.
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Back at the hotel, we open the zip on their neck and let their slippery corset loose.
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He then made his way down a slippery embankment, hung onto a tree and spotted two boys.
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Perhaps it should come as little surprise that Ceglia, 42, is proving to be a slippery character.
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The great divideThe first problem with all this is that the open-closed divide is very slippery.
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They randomized the size of the cube; how slippery its surfaces were; and how heavy it was.
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Is this a slippery slope toward a global minimum wage or some other form of burdensome regulation?
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While all mucus is slippery or slimy, most recognize that there are varying types of nasal mucus.
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Google, GoDaddy, OKCupid, and Spotify's reasonable choices are, potentially, the top edge of a very slippery slope.
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Another couple of laps... And it did start to spit, and it was starting to get slippery.
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When precisely the shortened form of Richard became a vulgar term for penis is a slippery detail.
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What is taking so long with the Inspector General's Report on Crooked Hillary and Slippery James Comey.
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The second time, the floor was really slippery and we were worried we were going to fall.
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It's an incredibly slippery mouse, lacking the rougher surfaces that you'll often find on high-end mice.
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It goes with the territory, and Short Creek is a place where the truth can be slippery.
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Popcorntime.io, probably the most popular iteration of slippery movie piracy app Popcorn Time, is back — sort of.
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Evangelical voters understand that regaining lost ground in the culture wars will be a slow, slippery slog.
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At his second international outing he seems intent on steering the discussion on to less slippery terrain.
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""...""What about a swimsuit with a comically large zipper down the crotch that says SLIPPERY WHEN WET?
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There is a slippery slope from police use of armed robots to domestic use of armed drones.
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But that allows its metaphor to be slippery enough to comment on all sorts of different topics.
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This is a slippery slope toward resenting them completely, which will only make you feel more alone.
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His work on the podcast, as he sees it, is accepting that people are slippery and complex.
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The events are presented almost entirely from the adults' perspective, which makes Luce a slippery, fascinating character.
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"It's a slippery slope," said Deborah Hersman, president and chief executive officer for the National Safety Council.
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Almost every line in "Muses" hints at multiple meanings, words being the slippery things that they are.
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The frame has slippery tubes as well as graphic touches for star rider Vincenzo "The Shark" Nibali.
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The squid-ink "pasta" noodles were made from fish—slippery and firm, they took well to bottarga.
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Fresh Life Body Oil makes skin feel like butter but without any of the slippery, greasy feeling.
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All those hard slippery cubes of vegetables and meat, bouncing off the fork, scattering on the plate.
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Quinton's story highlights the strange and slippery legality that justifies a ban on a particular family arrangement.
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The gloves had become unwieldy; inside them, his hands were shaking a little and slippery with sweat.
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"Important warning also for European businesses not to go down same slippery slope," Klimkin wrote on Twitter.
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I suppose in these slippery salon times a hair-color identity crisis like mine is almost inevitable.
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Inner voices are Fernyhough's subject, but he admits they are slippery, hard to track, chaotic and cacophonous.
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Slippery stairs and misty hair are in the forecast as rain could fall throughout the morning commute.
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America has taken steps like this before, and did not slide down any slippery slope to autarky.
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Tenzing Rigdol enters a political debate that is disruptive, slippery, and without comparison in Tibetan contemporary art.
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And all of this offers some purchase on Chaimowicz's slippery lifelong subjects: home and remembrance, above all.
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The shiny, high-end finish may look great in photos, but it's very slippery in the hand.
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Sex is the top rung on the slippery ladder of romance, and everything else is just foreplay.
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Mr. Boesman's score is an exuberant, slippery mix of styles, full of onomatopoeic effects and witty allusions.
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PARELES Lil Uzi Vert is a slippery vocalist, sometimes a charismatic whiner and sometimes a snappish rapper.
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"From now on, it's a very slippery slope and razor-thin margin moving forward," he told Reuters.
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And if a train hits a slippery patch near a station, it can slip past the platform.
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You'll want to watch your step — the boat ramp is covered in slippery algae at low tide.
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In a different camp are those who invoke slippery slopes, fearing unpredictable genies that may be unleashed.
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Bathed in a shadowy beauty and slippery psychological atmosphere, "Beast" soars on Ms. Buckley's increasingly animalistic performance.
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Music is, indeed, a slippery and complicated force — especially for the optimistic narrative of the pop critic.
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"Dawn used to be the enemy," he recalled, as we descended a steep slope of slippery rocks.
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He takes extremely neat bites, even of uncooperative foods like slippery deep-fried eggplant and cabbage salad.
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The state of play: The investor's argument is that I dove head-first down a slippery slope.
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It begins with a slippery tune, woodwinds dominant, as tart chords punch out accents and off beats.
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As countless regretful comedians can tell you, edgy social commentary is a slippery and often problematic slope.
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But removing judges because the public doesn't like their decisions sends us all down a slippery slope.
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Crime Medical mysteries can be so messy, what with all those untidy body parts and slippery viscera.
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These slippery anti-oil salesmen are busy telling their electorate that the city coffers can handle divestment.
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In 2013, the Senate Democrats, then in the majority, dragged the Senate out onto a slippery slope.
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"My fear is that you'll start us on the slippery slope of seeing market collapse," Kreidler said.
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Some may argue that deciding what counts as toxic video content is a slippery slope toward censorship.
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Some may argue that deciding what counts as toxic video content is a slippery slope toward censorship.
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"This is a very sad thing, because people already suspect art dealers of being slippery," one said.
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This won't be the last we'll see of that fateful dagger … Variable Varys Such a slippery Spider.
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Apple thinks that providing that access sends the company and its privacy standards down a slippery slope.
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" He then underlines the seriousness of the point: "People don't realize what a slippery slope it is.
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Greed can be a slippery slope, especially when that slope is well-lubricated with fake olive oil.
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The Obama administration has argued that this is a slippery slope that could harm our national interests.
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Whiteness, if we don't know it already, is a slippery, shifting set of markers, actions, and institutions.
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They claim that their chopsticks are ideal for beginners or for slippery foods like sushi, vegetables, and noodles.
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This is one reason why the much vaunted notion of quantum supremacy is more slippery than it seems.
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We browsed among the trees in search of maślaki, a brown capped mushroom also known as slippery jack.
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That may seem appealing now, given the current president's impulsive nature, but it is a treacherously slippery slope.
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In curatorial terms, using "may" to argue a link is speculative and marks a slippery slope towards invention.
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OWENS: I think the slope gets incredibly slippery especially with college campuses having safe spaces against free speech.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It's a slippery slope, directly tying enjoying live music to violence.
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The pig's soft skin has a unique texture: it's chewy, gelatinous, silky, and slippery when you bite it.
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It mixed slippery electronic synths with R&B to achieve a sound we hadn't previously heard from her.
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Here it is, paraphrased (neither would go on the record): Yes, there is a possible slippery slope here.
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Hillary Clinton was the latest person on Twitter to use the word "covfefe," created by Trump's slippery fingers.
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Trying to prop up a slippery phone isn't ideal, and a clip or mount system removes that headache.
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That bottle is different than any other bottle, its slippery it's got a certain temperature, the weight changes.
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The winter theme also means lots of snowy areas, which include slippery surfaces for players to contend with.
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This isn't the first time Verizon has used slippery tactic to pull unlimited data users onto different plans.
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It's a slippery slope that ends with a trip to McDonald's in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Giving your data to people who have a financial stake in that data is a potential slippery slope.
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Flavorless, long-lasting, and made with only three ingredients, this silicone lube is both unbeatably slippery and hypoallergenic.
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People talk about a "national character", but it is a slippery metaphor that leads to cartoonish over-simplification.
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At this point, the beans are still slippery to the touch, due to remnants of pulp still attached.
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These lubes hold up against the water test and will keep things smooth and slippery during shower friskiness.
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There wasn't much humour in Mr Trump's Twitter response; he described Mr Comey as a "slimeball" and "slippery".
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Congress finally found something to agree on this Super Tuesday—how slippery the FBI's stance on encryption is.
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Because this definition is so slippery, arguments inevitably break out about whether a certain work deserves the label.
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They have a growing, slippery fandom that's a lot harder to define than those of boy bands past.
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But fiscal conservatives are given to warning of slippery slopes and passing on debt to children and grandchildren.
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But after perusing Crunchbase data, you can see plenty of startups that classify themselves on such slippery grounds.
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Once a company's debt is downgraded to speculative from investment grade, it may find the footing more slippery.
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The two Slippery Rock-based businesses charged were accused of mislabeling products made by family-owned Castle Cheese.
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While access to these videos can be a good thing, Burke also points out the potential slippery slope.
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Is that modest quarter-inch the start down a slippery, silky slope into ties the size of mainsails?
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Lastly, consider the "slippery slope" presented by local jurisdictions deciding which federal laws they will and won't enforce.
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In our demos, the Zeus lost its footing on a particularly slippery surface and toppled over, seemingly unscathed.
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My inner labia begin to feel compressed by their own engorgement, and slippery as lubrication builds between them.
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Softball games bare untold dangers at every corner — fly balls, slippery floors, uh, mostly the balls, we guess.
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At the heart of quantum Darwinism is the slippery notion of measurement—the process of making an observation.
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The boulders near the waterfalls are "extremely slippery," regardless of being dry or wet, creating unsuspecting dangerous circumstances.
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The maneuver is like carrying a dining-room table through a bedroom door while stepping on slippery carpets.
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And I mean, look, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi already said she wants it to be a slippery slope.
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"The images are very legible, and yet the meanings are very slippery and open to interpretation," he says.
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Then why not concede that you're the one who set up this whole situation of a slippery floor?
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SHINY, SLIPPERY THINGS Bob's Space Racers has tweaked the game over the years, especially the solo arcade version.
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"You are going down a slippery slope, raking another candidate over the coals" in the way Harris did.
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For some, the House floor is a slippery ice skating rink, where positions are easily rotated and reversed.
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Dissenters, including John Roberts himself, miss the point when they niggle over legalistic, slippery-slope abstractions, Cole explains.
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McConnell warned last week that imposing tariffs create a "slippery slope" that could lead to a trade war.
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It's a slippery balancing act between playing spokesperson for Asian-Americans and appealing to a broader support base.
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The Democrats used a parliamentary gimmick and set the Senate on the slippery slope it now struggles with.
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The court can avoid sliding down a slippery slope by issuing an opinion tied tightly to the facts.
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But "Glacial Decoy," the program's centerpiece, calls for a different kind of wildness: something more slippery, more released.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It's a slippery slope, directly tying enjoying live music to violence.
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" His partner, George Macdonnell, was thought to be "one of the most slippery con men in the world.
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"Conservatism," I learned, can be a slippery thing — flexible in its ideas, and something else entirely in practice.
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The Zookeeper's Wife paints the moral slope as a slippery, gradual thing that anyone's capable of sliding down.
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"Duterte's remarks are slippery like mercury," said Danton Remoto, the head of Ladlad, a Filipino L.G.B.T. political party.
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Forgo slippery rubber treads; instead, grip opposite sides of the tree with the soles of your bare feet.
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For many of us, these shapeless heaps are just a slippery mess, and one we have to manage.
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Well that person did that, not going to let that person vote,' you're running down a slippery slope.
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Mr. Waris said that restricting an app like TikTok over content it couldn't control was a slippery slope.
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The police often discovered where he was hiding, and set up their security cordons, but he was slippery.
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Rice and peas, fried plantains and stewed cabbage, slippery with coconut oil, are all mandatory in my book.
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Indeed, commuter railroads from Boston to Philadelphia were citing slippery rails as a cause of delays this week.
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Mr. Lloyd himself revived them at this same playhouse in 2008, so knows their slippery, elusive terrain well.
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"It's a slippery slope," said Thomas R. Scozzafava, the supervisor of the town of Moriah in Essex County.
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"It's a slippery slope," said Ms. Brantner, whose own party's recent success builds on years in local politics.
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He warned that if hospitals paid the ransoms, it could lead to a slippery slope of other attacks.
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But it is that quickly slippery logic that can cause an entire industry to rise and eventually crumble.
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Deadpan humor is a slippery creature; miss the tone by just a little, and the potential wriggles away.
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The pile-up took place on slippery roads amid a drop in temperature following rain in the region.
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Former U.S. Treasury secretary and Harvard economist Lawrence Summers claims the proposal would lead down a slippery slope.
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These restrictions did not become a slippery slope and lead to an outright ban of all cold medications.
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Practicing against the mobile Perkins in spring practice and fall camp prepared Virginia's defense for the slippery Smartt.
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"We are now all looking for things that could be some kind of slippery slope," Ms. Berman said.
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The water was too slippery but very warm, until it suddenly went cold and my lips turned blue.
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These are slippery and white inside their soft shells, which are covered in chiles, lime juice and herbs.
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Business owners who decided to open anyway shoveled front walks only to see them recoated in slippery slush.
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A snowsquall, or a sudden heavy snow fall, hit the region and caused slippery roads, the affiliate said.
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"I wish I could put you in a small, slippery-floored cage," an anonymous correspondent wrote to Graham.
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The floor didn't seem slippery at first, though I noticed it felt slicker as I increased my pace.
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It has a rubbery ring in the center to hold your slippery device in place while it charges.
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Time may seem slippery and maddeningly abstract, but it's also deeply intimate, infusing our every word and gesture.
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This is a slippery slope that would set an example for people to exploit historical hardship of ancestors.
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The concept is pretty simple: somehow get up these ridiculously slippery stairs covered in lube before anyone else.
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Kosinski is a slippery figure to write about, since the facts have gotten mixed up in his fictions.
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The silver lining is that technology, and the Internet especially, is a very slippery and constantly changing beast.
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" He noted, critics will evoke, "the slippery slope argument of this being one step closer to human cloning.
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In the context of business, this slippery definition might have me decide that written communication is more reliable.
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And the slippery conditions didn't stop the 11 dancers from sprinting and galloping across the park's vast lawn.
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" — JIMMY FALLON, paying tribute to William Shakespeare on his birthday by delivering the news in his style "I get why Bernie is concerned about slippery slopes — partly because America has a history of using imprisonment to disenfranchise minority voters, and partly because slippery things are every old man's worst nightmare.
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Kucko says it's because that house has a retaining wall to, well, prevent slippery situations exactly like this one.
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This makes Trump's slippery profile on such issues far less objectionable than they would have been in past elections.
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The pitchers have slippery inner walls with a pool of digestive fluids sitting at the bottom of the cup.
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Star Florence Pugh gives a slippery performance that'll keep you guessing throughout – and then haunt you for days afterward.
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Whether that's because The Family is still too slippery to pin down or isn't really hiding anything remains unclear.
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It's also ridiculously alkaline, with a pH similar to that of detergent, making the water feel soapy and slippery.
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Video: NASA/YouTube Plus, it can also climb slippery slopes by ingeniously adjusting its wheel orientation to gain traction.
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It reads like a discursive journey through a vague and slippery subject, a thoughtful ramble across decades and disciplines.
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The decision prompted worries among genealogists of a "slippery slope" by allowing law enforcement to investigate less serious crimes.
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The Bell (ECM) Ches Smith's "The Bell" is an excitingly slippery album, both conceptually and physically, in the playing.
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Modern antifouling paints often also include silicone, a material so slippery that barnacles cannot get a grip on it.
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And evidence from places that have allowed assisted dying suggests that there is no slippery slope towards widespread euthanasia.
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But he warned that economic deterioration and credit rating declines "can occur rapidly, like sliding down a slippery slope".
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It makes the controller way less slippery to hold, and it almost feels cooler over longer periods of gaming.
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Matt Gaetz (R-FL) made a slippery slope argument against it in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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Click here to view original GIFLike humans and your favorite cartoon characters, SpotMini isn't immune to slippery banana peels.
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A tax to fund the salaries of Christian teachers would put America on a dangerously slippery slope, he wrote.
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It's a slippery slope to literally anything being granted personhood status, so long as someone believes it has value.
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Trying to eat a coral is like trying to eat a slippery, ceramic cheese grater that also hates you.
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He did not mention other potential addictions that members of the Vape Nation might slippery slope their way into.
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Ms Wojcicki is conscious of the slippery slope platforms are on, and fears being criticised for censorship and bias.
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He warned however, that a broad U.S. claim to national security would put global trade on a slippery slope.
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Several inches of snow can accumulate across the highest peaks, especially in West Virginia, and lead to slippery travel.
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" Decherney says that while research shows that MRT should be safe for humans, he understands "the slippery slope argument.
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With foot traffic continuing down a slippery slide, retailers are finding creative ways to get consumers into their stores.
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Because if you're ditching the lube, plenty of natural lubrication can be helpful — slippery sex is almost always best.
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Suppose artificial intelligence (AI), or whatever makes a car autonomous, fails to detect or correct for a slippery curve.
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No man, at least not since Noël Coward, wore a dressing gown with more slippery ease or dangerous intent.
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My production retail unit is the black model, and I'm starting to feel really over black, slippery, smudgy phones.
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So we are now on this slippery slope, Laura, where they&aposre controlling the Infowars website and so on.
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Although snowfall in the city was less than expected, de Blasio asked residents to remain cautious amid slippery conditions.
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I grew up on that slippery precipice of poverty in Baltimore and the Bronx in the 1980s and 90s.
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Religious freedom expert Gregory Lipper believes that a ruling in favor of the church could produce a slippery slope.
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Breaking up the operator famed for its orcas might create some value, but it still looks a slippery target.
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The risk is, once you've started, you're on a slippery slope and you don't know if you can stop.
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And why, according to the poorly rendered background, does Slippery Slope apparently take place on an original Game Boy?
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The slippery slope just got steeper War, as any person in uniform will tell you, is an unpredictable beast.
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The backlash to Clinton's sexual escapades and slippery character contributed to the election of the evangelical George W. Bush.
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Brain scans of the participants confirmed that lying can be a slippery slope: people did lie more over time.
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Without air conditioning, the walls of the operating room were dripping with condensation and floors were slippery, he said.
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My trip took over an hour: two buses, a metro, and a long walk down a thin, slippery trail.
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"Exposure to slippery-slope conditions more than doubled the rates of unethical behavior in our studies," the authors concluded.
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Rules restricting athletes make all of that possible; getting rid of them could lead to a very slippery slope.
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We snuck in, prudishly pulled on our swimming costumes, and stepped down the slippery wooden steps into the water.
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And like ice or a fish or a rain-slicked path, "Fefu" is slippery, its gist ever sliding away.
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"I had slippery fingers as a waitress was the problem," Aniston recalled of her time in the hospitality industry.
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Instead of using snow, the slope is made of an artificial green turf that's slippery enough to ski down.
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A Philly-cheese-steak-like sandwich can barely contain its folds of slippery, spicy tofu skin and cashew cheese.
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I dont want mandatory vasectomies because I dont believe we should legislate peoples bodies, its a dangerous slippery slope.
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"Yes, even for terrible people, because once you start chipping away … you're running down a slippery slope," Sanders said.
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It is only reachable by trekking along tough paths and carefully climbing down slippery rocks – sometimes using a rope.
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Cholla buds, the slippery flowers of a cactus that taste vaguely of asparagus, are chopped into salads and salsas.
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But at Midland, it also gets teenagers a lesson in wants, needs and the slippery continuum stretching between them.
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The commodity-linked currency has been on a slippery slope for much of this year, boosting Australian exporters' revenues.
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On stage 26, nicknamed the "cafegymnetorium" for its functionality, cast members are wary of the slippery, fake wooden floorboards.
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" And yet their success is fragile: "Surely you place them on slippery ground; you cast them down to ruin.
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If you're skeptical of the banana peel's slippery powers, just remember: These teens were once as skeptical as you.
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Hogan's lawyers say we're in danger of seeing a different kind of slippery slope if Gawker has its way.
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Volvo first introduced its Hazard Light Alert and Slippery Road Alert system in 2016 on Volvo's 90 Series cars.
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Especially in the dead of summer, the wrong footwear can turn into a seriously slippery, sticky, and stinky situation.
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Without addressing these three diseases of our society, we will continue down the slippery slope of anarchy and chaos.
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It was a precarious walk on slippery stones, and rain was beginning to fall, but finally, the waterfall appeared.
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Slippery cadences blend funk with ideas from around the globe; flashes of conspicuous historical memory meet a tenacious futurism.
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"I believe we're going down a slippery slope here," Duncan said on Wednesday at a hearing on the proposal.
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Even if you do have a ledge to put some belongings, it can get slippery and make everything fall.
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She frequently used the first-person voice in seeming to confess her deepest feelings, but her tone was slippery.
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Or does this push us further down the slippery slope of alternative facts on which we are currently sliding?
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As Gold has discovered, mental health is a slippery slope, and she is still trying to find her footing.
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Fabraz Swallowed by a giant worm, Slime-San must navigate a slippery intestine or be digested by stomach acid.
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We're all on a slippery slope from rational to insane, and the companies who make this stuff know it.
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Its narrative is slippery as an eel and tangled like the murky, wreckage-strewn waterways of its Oxfordshire setting.
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You might assume that an all-glass build would get super slippery, but he says that it's actually grippy.
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That means going with the flow of a globe-crossing plot that is as twisty and slippery as a ….
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Tony looked over his shoulder and ran, never letting go of Wing, her hand sweaty and slippery in his.
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Time is a slippery concept for Ludwig's willful title character, an autistic teenager with a weakness for Michael Jackson.
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Then, one day, near the Parks' snack bar, a monster appears, hanging by its slippery tail from a bridge.
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Instead of predictable pavement, I'm on a dirt road covered with the slippery red sand of the Arabian Peninsula.
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In North Carolina, two women died late on Wednesday in car accidents on slippery roadways, the governor's office said.
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They argue that ceding ground on abortion could be a slippery slope and that it isn't worth the cost.
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This slippery tone — at once amused and critical, resigned and outraged — infuses each of these eight haunting, revelatory stories.
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He was unfailingly polite, but I felt as if I were pushing against a shifting, slippery wall of sand.
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Interpreting his slippery lyrics became a favorite pastime of the band's most fervent fans, the Deadheads, something he relished.
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Yes, they're slippery characters, but eels may inspire appreciation — and even admiration — at their celebration at this Bronx garden.
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Jupiter, the planet of expansion, clashes with nebulous Neptune, and your relationships can lead you down a slippery path.
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Worse, restrictions could be the beginning of a slippery slope of government intrusion into other areas of our lives.
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A number of design factors contribute: poorly lit areas, slippery floors, toilets that are too high or too low.
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Vergara tried several times to mount the beast but the pool water may have made the saddle too slippery.
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The EFF said that the trend presents a slippery slope for domain registrars, which operate hosting services for websites.
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"It's always a very slippery slope how much you let the original building influence your designs," Mr. Mergenthaler said.
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Asking anti-abortion politicians to account for their own reproductive health choices with candor may be a slippery slope.
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Given that the information gathered and the access provided emanate from Times employment, how is that slippery slope negotiated?
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The museum's slippery staircases were tricky terrain for the models, though at press time, no falls had been reported.
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Homes of I.D.P.s stood improbably amid the sheer escarpments, and their sullage trickled down the stairs, making them slippery.
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But even after two decades, the sensation of being on the edge of a slippery slope is ever-present.
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And if you hang around criminals and indulge in their slippery lifestyle, it'll eventually catch up and topple you.
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It is intelligent in this way, though activists will read this as slippery and a way to avoid accountability.
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" Emotions "may be slippery," he writes, "but they are also by far the most salient aspect of our lives.
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In all, it's one big slippery slope that leads to danger and that is the biggest problem, physical harm.
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We select the hour-long facial, and it feels really good having someone massage my face with cold, slippery lotions.
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Crazier still, the product feels watery — almost slippery — when you apply it (not completely dissimilar to the brand's liquid eyeshadows).
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In other words, it'd be difficult to find a campus better prepared for a meta-fictionally slippery, puzzle-based conspiracy.
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Tunnels and a laundry cart getaway For years, the notorious cartel leader proved slippery, staying just ahead of the law.
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"She adds: "After you each have spent an hour or two massaging each other, you can enjoy some slippery sex.
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But what&aposs happening now is quickly sliding down a slippery slope toward harassment, denial of service and abusive behavior.
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He's unsteady -- to say the least -- and we're worried he'll put a foot wrong, especially in these slippery early months.
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But that is not enough—not for Grace, who wants "Slippery Fish," nor for her parents, who want a cure.
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At that moment, Cooper learned that men's dress shoes are super slippery on some surfaces, and he took a dive.
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Another theory is that seals trying to regurgitate swallowed eels might accidentally send the slippery fish out the wrong hole.
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I highly discourage our delegates to take anything in exchange for their votes -- it's a slippery moral and legal slope.
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The Bissell PowerLifter's scatter-free technology was made specifically for slippery hard surfaces where debris gets out of reach easily.
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If I order pasta, I never get something slippery like carbonara, but instead a tomato sauce with vegetables and meat.
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But value is the slippery fish that we're all trying to capture when making a considered purchase like a smartphone.
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Inspired by David Lynch and other filmmakers, Schutsky wanted the images to occupy the slippery area between fiction and reality.
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Kelsey is a 1003-year-old freshman at Slippery Rock University, and at moments like this her age reveals itself.
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That glossy finish also makes the phone pretty slippery in hand — not great if you're prone to dropping your phone.
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Thick, slippery mud coated streets in the town of 5003,200 residents, about 30 miles northeast of the state capital, Charleston.
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To navigate this slippery terrain, some of our favorite pros are revealing the best oils for your exact needs, ahead.
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Enough snow will fall to lead to slippery travel at most passes from Washington to Idaho, Oregon and Northern California.
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However, rounds of slippery conditions are likely to develop on Siskiyou Summit in Oregon from Friday night through this weekend.
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Same goes for the shampoo and conditioner bars, which are slippery and make a bit of a mess when wet.
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In theory, the governments can make up for the taxes that slippery companies do not pay by increasing other levies.
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One banker reckoned the proposal was a "slippery slope" that would force banks to become unlikely arbiters of moral acceptability.
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A road sign "Slippery Road" is seen on a winter road at a market near the Siberian village of Yangutum.
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But to me, equating motherhood with a job is one of those slippery comparisons that only ends up hurting women.
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These stories prove slippery in their presentation by Trump or in their framing of the facts they claim to report.
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Rather than start down a slippery slope of painkiller dependency, he turns to cannabis supplements and hash oil for relief.
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The combination of rain and fallen leaves will lead to slippery roads, making it necessary for motorists to slow down.
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Second, it's damn slippery in there, which makes it hard to keep track of where everything is, compounding the problem.
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That includes using a lot of blood because it's very visual, it's very slippery, and it's difficult to work with.
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The Ferrari twitched in that first slippery, tight turn but he compensated instantly, adjusting the suspension settings as we went.
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The company claims that this material keeps the mats from getting too slippery and gives them a more "primal" feel.
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It also doesn't have to strictly be leather; just something that's more tactile, grippy, and human-friendly than slippery glass.
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As some researchers grapple with the slippery question of what marriage does, others are studying how parents bring up children.
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It's a slippery slope between who we — content consumers — want our problematic faves to be, and who they actually are.
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And don&apost put us on the slippery-slope to say we are going to start banning other conservative voices.
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It's not actually a treadmill, it's more of a slippery concave bowl that you're constantly running up the sides of.
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They ate tinned fruit and drank desalinated water and engaged in daylong bouts of slippery, salt-skinned, birth-controlled sex.
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It's a slippery line of thought, but that's what is at stake in the creation of a map for PUBG.
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Mud squelches under my feet as I balance precariously on slippery, slime-encrusted bricks that serve as makeshift stepping stones.
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He blasted the news media and intelligence operatives he said could lead the country down a "slippery slope" to dictatorship.
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What's more, designers have also tweaked the body's aerodynamics a bit so that it's just as slippery in the wind.
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Ace of Base's' "All That She Wants" was one of the catchiest yet most slippery pop songs of the 90s.
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Brooke was doused in some sort of slippery fluid Thursday in Santa Monica while trying to climb UP a slide.
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But it's a slippery phone, so beyond the aesthetic reasons to get a case, you should make sure it's protected.
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Low visibility, strong winds and slippery conditions caused a SpiceJet flight to overshoot the runway while landing on Tuesday night.
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That was a bit disingenuous: had she been less slippery in her e-mail arrangements, she would be less mistrusted.
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Take Trump's attempt to make a slippery slope argument about the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville.
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The piano black, as I said, ridiculously glossy and very probably a fingerprint magnet, but it doesn't seem too slippery.
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"Start using again and it's a slippery slope right back to rock bottom," a separate insider said about Lovato's relapse.
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Watching this trio in Ms. Melnick's exacting, slippery style — something quieter than City Ballet's repertory — should be a profound pleasure.
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Protesters threw at least six petrol bombs, sprayed detergent on roads to make them slippery for police, and threw bricks.
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"Snowy roads and intersections often get packed down to a 'two-track' of darker, slippery snow or ice," Rogers said.
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Obama spent much of the announcement addressing concerns that he was heading down a slippery slope of restricting Americans' freedoms.
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The crew has lathered the floor with a substance to to make it less slippery and a little more sticky.
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Some echoed Apple's slippery slope argument that opening up one iPhone would lead to a domino effect from governments worldwide.
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"It's a very slippery slope to violate people's rights," said Angie Junck, Supervising Attorney at the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.
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I've met scientists who believe they can stop the body's aging process, and even redefine consciousness, a surprisingly slippery term.
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It looks and feels good in your hands, though some may find it a bit slippery and glass is fragile.
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Breaking up the operator famed for its orcas might create some value, but it still looks like a slippery target.
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By whatever means, Hayes was able to coax out sounds that could shift from slippery syncopation to dizzying, psychedelic crescendos.
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I think of that slippery little phrase every time I field a nasty phone call from my student loan oppressors.
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Shiv is ballsy and Machiavellian, Connor is pedantic and distant, Roman is slippery and numb, Kendall is overeager and underprepared.
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Each note, even in a fast run, was precisely considered: a slippery smooth note followed by a diamond-hard one.
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I think that it is the combination of soggy, wet carrots and the slippery, disgusting onions that I can't stand.
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Navy SEAL members formed relay teams to lift the Wild Boars down steep slopes on which every step was slippery.
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If she's not, the mention of something like canine arthritis could be a slippery slope into a discussion about euthanasia.
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He is also happy to make the case that Voltaire could be slippery with the truth, at least about himself.
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Rainy roads are also very slippery here, and most scooters/bikes are not maintained well so it's easy to skid.
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Unafraid to go where the novel has taken him, Womersley produces a finale that's both slippery and perfectly in keeping.
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The man is still calling to you, and there are tears on your slippery cheeks, and you are not safe.
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Regardless of where your sympathies lie regarding the slippery Frémonts, there's no denying the new importance Inskeep has given them.
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The more economic activity shifts into a domain where price is a slippery concept, the weaker that link will become.
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Anticipating rain, Iraan had practiced all week by soaking balls in a bucket of water, leaving them slippery and heavy.
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Bombastic, vain and slippery, Mr. Trump played the same small-screen character he has offered the viewing public for years.
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Clarissa vacillates between attraction to and moral revulsion toward Lovelace, who is as slippery a character as fiction has produced.
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Long and slippery, he already has a knack for gliding to the basket, demonstrating patience and pace beyond his years.
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Contrary to the NRA's current narrative, the path to sensible gun reform isn't a slippery slope, it's simply uncharted terrain.
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In terms of the basic process of arbitrating a consensual version of reality, this was an exceedingly hazardous slippery slope.
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Do you have a nagging feeling that President Trump is putting the United States on a slippery slope to war?
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Gaffigan — who sharpened his acting chops in 2017's Chappaquiddick — delivers a haunting performance, as slippery as it is captivating.
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Snow had started to fall, and Michael Belz urged him to head back to campus before things got too slippery.
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I have been in too many slick-tiled shower stalls and slippery tubs to count — all without rubberized suction mats.
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I like seeing the streets covered in snow or rain although some people might find it irritating, stressful, or slippery.
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Bending reality is fun, and we love the slippery area that makes you question how reliable a photograph can be.
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The array of slippery fish, giant egg sacks, jelly-like squid, and knobbly crustaceans is not for the gastronomically timid.
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He turned my mind inside out with his malleable take on gender, his emboldened blackness, his masculinity slippery like satin.
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A deep-fried pork chop is smothered in a sweet-sticky soy-based sauce and layered on slippery rice cakes.
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This is definitely part of the answer, but it doesn't explain why ice is so unusually slippery to begin with.
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But not all security breaches are crimes, and we start tumbling down a slippery slope if we treat them otherwise.
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And the physics of slippery surfaces could be far more revolutionary than a trick for saving a few ounces of condiment.
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Miranda Lambert found herself in a slippery spot on Tuesday, when just a few inches left her "#snowedin" at her home.
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The "truth" that Cristina and other Facebook sleuths are searching for is slippery at best, even with so much information available.
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Morgan's twin sister accepted her diploma on her behalf, and is planning to attend Slippery Rock University on a full scholarship.
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"Do you want my dick?" she asks, leaning over me, prodding at my most intimate space with something slippery and cold.
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It's also extremely slippery and you should definitely get a case (even if it's a cheap one) to protect your device.
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If McConnell lowers it for the Supreme Court, many are concerned it's a slippery slope to lowering the threshold for legislation.
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The magnesium alloy body is sturdier and less slippery than the A6000; it's also more dust and moisture resistant we're told.
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Stilted as the show may be, Colton's food-taster is slippery, active, and finding its way into a lot of mouths!
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However, at $50 these deliver a lot even with a slippery case, lousy microphone, and a shorter run time than promised.
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In this particular case, the slippery Insys representative was calling on behalf of a woman from New Jersey named Sarah Fuller.
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And think about how slippery that twisting nozzle gets after you've poured a dozen loads-worth of detergent out of it.
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Yet the Washington Democrat never commanded as much attention in politics as the slippery Taylor Swift managed in a single afternoon.
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Anxiety is a slippery shape-shifter—when you try to stuff it down, it just re-emerges in a different form.
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Normally I love oysters, but after this overdose of slippery gray and salty critters, I think I'll skip them for awhile.
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Likewise the high polish back, which somehow doesn't feel slippery, and which looks amazing in person and when catching the light.
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He begins with ancient toolmaking: the slippery art of smashing particular kinds of rock together to make sharp flakes of stone.
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It can make roads slippery and large emissions could cause the failure of electrical power lines, said USGS chemist David Damby.
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Both S8s have the proper palm rejection, and though they look slick and shiny, neither is slippery or easy to drop.
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If Trump chooses to decertify the deal, "We are on the very slippery slope that leads to JCPOA collapse," says Nephew.
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Thick, slippery mud coated streets in the town of 500,226 residents, located about 27 miles northeast of the state capital, Charleston.
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The JBL Clip 3's metal clip attachment is lined with rubber, so that the speaker can grip onto slippery surfaces.
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A company using what seems like a fun smartphone game to get you to walk more might be a slippery slope.
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And others argue that reparations are a slippery slope, opening the door to other minority groups demanding redress for historical injustices.
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The phone feels solid, nice and heavy in the hand, but it's slippery and fingerprint-prone like most phones these days.
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The pound held around $1.2507, staying on a slippery slope since mid-March largely led by political uncertainty in the country.
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It can also get slippery, and the grounds basket is tough to clean, because the bottom does not screw off. Gosh!
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The actor has been in a Scorsese film, The Wolf of Wall Street, and here he plays a similarly slippery individual.
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Opponents say ordaining women to the deaconate would signal the start of a slippery slope toward ordaining women to the priesthood.
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We lead you down to that slippery slope to the dessert, and after you eat dessert, you just want to shower.
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It added pumps to several of its products, out of concern for parents who are worried about dropping slippery, wiggly babies.
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As for credit cards, Weston advises students to aim to keep charges to a minimum, even though it's a slippery slope.
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Yet the "slippery slope" argument need not hold: Canada still has smaller notes, long after it binned the C$1,000 bill.
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" He writes again, "What is taking so long with the inspector general&aposs report on crooked Hillary and slippery James Comey.
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The pound held around $1.2502, staying on a slippery slope since mid-March as fears of a hard Brexit have gathered.
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Instead of being a call to greatness beckoning the new Hong Kong, the scheme places Hong Kong on a slippery slope.
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Critics of smart guns often point to the New Jersey Childproof Handgun Law, as a slippery slope of regulation-turned-ban.
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It began with Twitter user Jason Oakes, who filmed his attempts to confirm the cartoon trope that bananas are, indeed, slippery.
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Apple has said that creating a backdoor for the FBI would put iPhone owners on a slippery slope of security intrusions.
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I got pretty upset at first, but then I realized I was taking Rob Schneider seriously, and that's a slippery slope.
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In 65% of cases, the motivation is economic—slippery restaurateurs frequently serve up cheaper fish than they advertise to cut costs.
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In a video captured by an onlooking tourist, the woman fell on the slippery ice rink and landed on her derrière.
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The oscillations start off very Grimes before seguing into a slippery synth-pop tune, a little 80s, a lotta modern too.
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