When you say guards you're slipping back into your assumption, you're slipping back to be like Blum.
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BY THE WAY, A STRONG DOLLAR HOLDS DOWN COMMODITY PRICES, GASOLINE PRICES ARE SLIPPING, OIL PRICES ARE SLIPPING.
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"I can't draw too well, so the knees keep slipping down and the elbows keep slipping up," he joked.
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"By the way, a strong dollar holds down commodity prices, gasoline prices are slipping, oil prices are slipping," Kudlow said.
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In my totally anecdotal Twitter poll on which word best described Apple in in 2016 — Aggressive, Innovative, Slipping, Successful — Slipping won by a commanding margin.
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In the manner of Ligeti, sustained, mostly subdued chords kept going out of focus, with pitches slipping into piercing clusters, then slipping back into shimmering tonal harmonies.
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I realized slipping back into a much-loved universe was like slipping on my favorite pair of writing pants: soft, warm, and comfortable for an anxiously bubbling stomach.
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" - Adrian, 32 "Baby carrot dick kept slipping out.
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I thought nothing of slipping a few fingers of whiskey before slipping a few fingers, and I didn't recognize that I actually needed to drink to be able to enjoy sex.
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You can feel the dream slipping out of the air.
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It's essentially like slipping in to a pair of socks.
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But he downright killed his team by slipping against Chelsea.
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And the BoC's slipping control will grow ever more evident.
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Overall U.S. auto sales are slipping after a long boom.
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Each of these conditions was slipping even before the referendum.
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But there is a feeling that control is slipping away.
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But there are surely many players slipping through the cracks.
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DO YOU SEE DISCIPLINE SLIPPING WHEN IT COMES TO VALUATION?
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"I was scared … I was slipping," Buck told the court.
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During our interview, Alvarez even caught himself slipping into character.
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Support for Mr Trump among farmers seems to be slipping.
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"It's disappointing," Lundqvist said of a lead quickly slipping away.
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Sanders has been slipping some in the polls as Sen.
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"We are slipping into being a divisive country," Ryan said.
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Alvarez began slipping deep against Mayweather, and it didn't work.
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At that moment it felt like it was slipping out.
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Economists had forecast import prices slipping 2.03 percent last month.
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EmFit eschews the usual wristband, instead slipping under your mattress.
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Public opinion polls have shown slipping support for Republican efforts.
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Average hourly earnings gained seven cents after slipping in February.
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Except perhaps, slipping and falling on top of a crocodile.
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This same pessimism is slipping into the media as well.
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Spicer acknowledged this week that the timetable could be slipping.
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America's position on the income ladder, meanwhile, has been slipping.
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ALBANY — With days slipping away in the legislative session, Gov.
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Macron, his popularity slipping, had a tricky task, Vinograd said.
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Tin bucked the trend, slipping 0.1% to $18,200 a tonne.
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Builder confidence, however, is slipping, as costs for materials rise.
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A survey found his approval rating slipping to 23 percent.
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Both women are simply slipping into the kids' imaginative games.
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It is not gone yet, but it is slipping away.
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The closed scoop design keeps small items from slipping out.
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Oil prices edged up after once again slipping on Thursday.
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Support for him among loyalists appears already to be slipping.
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The number of rounds is down, junior numbers are slipping.
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Slipping them on, they had the perfect amount of stretch.
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ET: A new poll shows Clinton slipping ... 8:15 a.m.
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The material is smooth, soft and lightweight, slipping on easily.
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Being in the snow and slipping on ice didn't help.
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Recent polls have shown him slipping in some swing states.
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However, Samsung's share of the global smartphone market is slipping.
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Global growth is showing signs of slipping, especially in China.
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Others are longtime Republican strongholds that show signs of slipping.
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Some companies are already slipping dark meat into their recipes.
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Clinton's lead slipping, and they were released after the letter.
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Market reaction was muted, however, with SAP shares slipping 2%.
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Many economists believe the city's economy is slipping into recession.
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At the same time, her poll numbers nationally are slipping.
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It is time to end the Eastland blue slipping process.
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Yet even before the crisis, Casa Berger's sales were slipping.
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But the story is slipping away from them, if slowly.
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THEIR ECONOMY AND CURRENCY ARE SLIPPING, AS YOU ALL KNOW.
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Then the youths began having seizures and slipping into comas.
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But the wooden handle kept slipping out of my hands.
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Saudi's index fell 0.8% with nearly all its banks slipping.
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One man, already receiving first aid after slipping over, was killed.
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And crude oil prices are falling, slipping below $35 a barrel.
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He was dying, and slipping in and out of a coma.
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"It's cumulative, and they feel something is slipping away," he said.
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The momentum of far-right populist Geert Wilders has been slipping.
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Avoid slipping and sliding on your doorstep with this heated mat.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields jumped to 3.21 percent, before slipping.
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It's fingers, long and sharp, ready for slipping into your eyes.
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The pound fell 0.1 percent to $1.20183 after slipping to $1.2908.
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If you don't exercise your success muscles, you risk slipping backward.
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The was at $0.6974 after slipping from levels above $0.7 yesterday.
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But today, not surprisingly, the business sector is slipping into recession.
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The senator did not sustain the injury by slipping, Jones said.
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Air France-KLM was the worst example, slipping almost 6 percent.
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The was at $0.7014 after slipping from levels above $0.707 yesterday.
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"I'm slipping," the man shouts, as he then appears to fall.
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But the business economy has been slipping for quite some time.
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The girl slapped her hand, a smile slipping shyly into view.
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I could literally feel the plastic ring...it was slipping out.
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Its shares were seen slipping 1 percent in pre-market indicators.
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Slipping it in as an aside is like a magic trick.
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Pešta's subjects in these paintings are slipping from their human state.
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Public opinion polls have also shown slipping support for Republican efforts.
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Republicans should also worry about their slipping hold on the suburbs.
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Other Japanese automakers also finished lower, with Mazda slipping 2.18 percent.
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The euro fetched $1.0596, slipping back from Wednesday's high of $1.0666.
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HK/SIN, after earlier slipping to a session low of 94.217.
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Confidence in home buying is slipping among renters as affordability sinks.
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Families slipping in and out of poverty pervades modern American society.
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Slipping out of her Dior Haute Couture gown, Lawrence hit the
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Most banks dropped, with heavyweight Al Rajhi Bank slipping 1.2 percent.
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Sales of outdoor equipment are slipping, and guess who's getting blamed?
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There's nothing more embarrassing than slipping and falling on your arse.
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The Nasdaq composite eked out a small gain despite Apple slipping.
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Brent crude rose 0.7 percent to $54.32 after slipping 2.79 percent.
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Brent crude rose 1 percent to $54.44 after slipping 2.79 percent.
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It just seems as if the necessary conditions keep slipping away.
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Apple's historically strong pricing power might be slipping, according to Barclays.
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The Nasdaq composite erased earlier gains, slipping 0.2 percent to 6,762.21.
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Thankfully, I haven't noticed the ring slipping into place by accident.
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This is supposed to keep the device from slipping and sliding.
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But once his business started booming, he found his relationship slipping.
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Weaver's comments come as polls show Warren rising and Sanders slipping.
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The dollar eased on Thursday after slipping in the last session.
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But Pakistan's control was slipping: Bengali nationalism was surging through Dhaka.
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It marks the first time that Warren is slipping in surveys.
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And, while soda sales have been slipping, energy drinks are booming.
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And it recently spiked at nearly $1 before slipping back somewhat.
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Losses were broad based with the financial index slipping 0.3 percent.
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Economists had forecast claims slipping to 270,000 in the latest week.
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They think that the golden goose could just be slipping away.
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Economists had forecast claims slipping to 22006,000 in the latest week.
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Despite that, I can feel myself slipping into a nasty mood.
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EU steel output is also down, slipping by 4% in April.
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Others are long-time Republican strongholds that show signs of slipping.
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I sent my pictures as promised, slipping in the Amtrak photo.
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With no family present and time slipping, we had to act.
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"I got your medal," she said, slipping it over my head.
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He collapsed onto a patch of dirt, his life slipping away.
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This pulse ring denotes where the rock is breaking or slipping.
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High church incense replaced by clouds slipping through an open door.
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Slipping into a character is a form of forgetting the self.
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For the president's critics, these slipping approval numbers seem like vindication.
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Clinton's lead was slipping heading into the morning of Oct. 28.
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Now, with Trump's approval rating slipping, Senate Democrats are getting tougher.
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They're slipping into tightening, and that's putting pressure on European rates.
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HIS DEVOTEES call him King Bibi, but the crown is slipping.
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If the car is slipping in a puddle, the tire knows.
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"We are slipping from overconfidence into panic and overreaction," said Gostin.
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Many economists believe the city's economy is now slipping into recession.
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Apple finished the session down 0.23%, slipping from a record high.
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The service-sector index was seen slipping to 27 in April.
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Roche shares showed little reaction, slipping 0.7 percent by 0940 GMT.
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Meanwhile, energy stocks also weighed on the Australian benchmark, slipping 0.6%.
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The Nasdaq composite lagged, slipping 21500 percent to close at 250,21500.
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The return of Boeing's 737 Max appears to be slipping. Again.
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The amount of money quietly slipping away could be much higher.
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What has anchored Pri to her Indian identity is slipping away.
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Healthcare costs rebounded 0.3 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in February.
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Their power in government conceals their slipping hold on public legitimacy.
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Economists had forecast claims slipping to 215,000 in the latest week.
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The Chinese economy is slipping and the president wants a victory.
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Or maybe Mika Hakkinen slipping past Michael Schumacher in Belgium in 2000.
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Wages and salaries rebounded 0.4 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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Sales at retailers rebounded 0.2 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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"Real Something" Rayana Jay's voice is like slipping under a warm quilt.
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They're waiting to see if the economy is slipping into a recession.
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Worse for Sanders is that he seems to be slipping in Iowa.
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The S&P 500 valuation is about neutral, on earnings forecasts slipping.
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ET, slipping below $60 for the first time in nearly two weeks.
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" — Thomas Jefferson "The world, that understandable and lawful world, was slipping away.
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Each eroded, slipping uncontrollably from your grasp like sand between your fingers.
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The Republican stranglehold on the Senate is showing few signs of slipping.
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They'd have seizures and convulsions, before slipping in and out of consciousness.
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Slipping demand for its basketball shoes hurt Nike's "futures orders", Yarbrough said.
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Why do they feel like opportunity for their kids is slipping away?
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It was a big iron metal thing and we were like, slipping.
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Manufacturing was one of the weaker sectors, slipping to 58.8 from 59.5.
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The changed hands at $0.6951 after slipping from levels above $0.696 yesterday.
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Even then, I guess I could feel that something was slipping away.
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John Howard, then prime minister, saw his grip on opinion polls slipping.
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Health-care costs rebounded 0.3 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in February.
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Nevertheless, somehow more racists are slipping through the cracks into the military.
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Economists had forecast initial claims slipping to 265,000 in the latest week.
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Forget about trying to save some money by slipping into neighboring Massachusetts.
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Oil prices slipping from 2016 highs added to the selling of stocks.
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The euro was little changed at $0.13 after slipping 0.5 percent overnight.
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Unfortunately, slipping shackles is what the entirety of season two is about.
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As a result, it believes the standards of the language are slipping.
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The numbers suggest Wal-Mart is slipping further behind online leader Amazon.
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While they chastised their partners, they also (thankfully) avoided slipping into homophobia.
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South Korea's Kospi also closed lower, slipping by 1.12 percent at 2,228.61.
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Overseas, European stocks fell, with the Stoxx 600 index slipping 0.83 percent.
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Both of those truths are now, if not dead, then slipping away.
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Slipping one on when they're finally appropriate is like, well, coming home.
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A 68-year-old man drowned after slipping and falling in floodwaters.
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Slipping from end to end like a bullet caught in cetacean aspect.
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Business sales were unchanged in April after slipping 0.1 percent in March.
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Other Latin American markets seesawed, with the Mexican peso slipping 0.37 percent.
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With no buckles built-in, you'll have no problem slipping these on.
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They feel the American dream is dead and America is slipping away.
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On the news, Sainsbury's shares spiked before sharply slipping almost 3 percent.
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It's hard not to feel like time is slipping from your fingers.
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The FTSE 100 closed 0.2% lower, after slipping as much as 0.5%.
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The financial index was a drag on the benchmark, slipping 0.5 percent.
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There are palpable fears that the United States is slipping into autocracy.
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Dubai's index was also down 1% with Dubai Islamic Bank slipping 0.6%.
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Prices for goods increased 0.5 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in March.
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Now the promise of South Sudan's hard-fought independence is slipping away.
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Economists had forecast initial claims slipping to 25,20143 in the latest week.
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The sputtering global economy is one shock away from slipping into recession.
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The Australian dollar fetched $0.7761, slipping from an earlier high of $0.7798.
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Poland and Hungary are slipping that way, succumbing to a nationalist populism.
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Even today, she finds that slipping into English provides an emotional refuge.
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During those years, he experienced a "slight sense of slipping," he said.
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There are indications America's grasp of A.I. primacy may already be slipping.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inventories slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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Slipping up and saying something slightly unprofessional won't necessarily sink your candidacy.
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But there were signs this week that Cruz's chance was slipping away.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 275,000 last week.
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Europe definitely seems to be slipping into some form of economic contraction.
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But polls have shown him either slipping or not making much headway.
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The concern about slipping into a recession was strong across party lines.
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Prices for goods rose 0.3 percent, after slipping 0.1 percent in February.
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This construction helps prevent blisters and keeps the socks from slipping down.
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Until I realized that slipping and sliding were not supposed to happen.
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Losses were led by industrials, with Auckland International Airport slipping 2.2 percent.
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Despite easily winning re-election in March, his popularity has been slipping.
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Besides, wouldn't a rug on a smooth surface be a slipping hazard?
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With the death of the author-friend, a world is slipping away.
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Construction payrolls increased by 14,000 jobs after slipping by 2,000 in July.
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Elizabeth Warren was at 13%, with Bernie Sanders slipping to 9% support.
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Yes, slipping the bonds of Earth was, of itself, a beguiling goal.
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Each time we spoke, her freedom seemed to be slipping further away.
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The largest presidential battleground state looked to be slipping away from Democrats.
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"These are people who feel they are slipping, socially," Mr. Vignal said.
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Those have been slipping, putting assistance in doubt at a precarious time.
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There, at the local level, indicators show its support to be slipping.
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The FATF report highlighted that Mexico has been slipping in successful convictions.
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But the proximity is toxic, and custody of the word is slipping.
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Summer's barely begun and, already, you feel it slipping from your grasp!
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Prince arrived just after the movie began, slipping into the back row.
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Africa CDC warned that some coronavirus cases may be slipping through undetected.
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Black turnout even exceeded white turnout in 2012, before slipping last year.
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The Rams, at 3-5, are slipping out of the playoff chase.
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The S&P extended its record-breaking run on Friday before slipping.
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After slipping last quarter, chipmaker Micron Technology holds firm in fourth place.
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You're slipping into our lives in ways no one's asking you to.
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But he worries that coronavirus patients could be slipping through the cracks.
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Hookworm larvae require damp soil to survive before slipping into someone's foot.
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"Security," Mr. Cooper said, before slipping into his Nissan for the night.
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At least one man actually died from slipping on a banana peel.
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His progressive counterpart, Senator Elizabeth Warren, is slipping in polls and donations.
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Financial stocks dipped 0.2%, with shares of Westpac Banking Corp slipping 0.5%.
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The story's prose is likewise awkward, sometimes slipping into didacticism and repetition.
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Australian stocks tracked slightly lower, with the slipping 21.08 percent to 2787,0.073.
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HK/SIN after slipping to a more than 14-month low overnight.
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HK/SIN, after earlier slipping below the 111 level during Asian trade.
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Suddenly he was kissing Parker, his hands slipping under her T-shirt.
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Toward the end of elementary school, the impression of wholeness started slipping.
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ET, after earlier slipping to $68.80 a barrel earlier in the session.
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" Slipping into his Cosby impersonation, Murphy said, "Who is America's Dad now?
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James, the Englishman, feels that his life is slipping away from him.
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Biden's lead in the polls might be slipping, but he's still ahead.
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The S&P extended its record-breaking run on Friday before slipping.
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"There was some tightening," Mr. Frankel said, slipping into face-cream patois.
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Mom pulled out a manila envelope, slipping out a stack of papers.
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But the sector has struggled over the past month, slipping 1.3 percent.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1747 after slipping 0.35 percent overnight.
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HK/SIN after slipping below the 30,000 level in the last session.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices slipping 22017% in May.
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The Dow dipped about 21500 points, slipping from its all-time high.
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After slipping in mud, she was attacked by two of her tigers.
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But I would prefer slipping a polite note under her door. Thoughts?
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Consider a coworker going through a rough divorce whose work is slipping.
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Phil has tried to save himself but his self keeps slipping away.
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"People think that their country is slipping away from them," Ryan said.
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I think the principal at my school could tell I was slipping.
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Utilities production dropped 1.0 percent last month after slipping 0.3 percent in August.
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Mining output fell 0.3 percent in October after slipping 0.1 percent in September.
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But one thing is certain -- slipping backward is not an option for Republicans.
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Following the Microsoft deal, Yammer search volume grew before stagnating and later slipping.
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Last month, auto sales fell 1.3 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in December.
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U.S. crude imports fell marginally last week, slipping by 2000,0003 barrels per day.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.7055 after slipping from the 0.71 handle yesterday.
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Ryan Reynolds is hanging up his Deadpool suit and slipping on a tux.
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The overall CPI was unchanged in January after slipping 21.4 percent in December.
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Their desperate to do that since the senate seems to be slipping away.
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Shares of Deutsche Bank traded below the flatline once again, slipping 3.11 percent.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast industrial production slipping 0.2 percent last month.
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Prices for services edged up 0.1 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in March.
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Alexandra's health appears to be slipping, too — she's taking pills of some kind.
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Villanova leads by 44-30 and the game is slipping away from Michigan.
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He confessed to slipping her sedatives and then strangling her in her sleep.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices slipping 212 percent last month.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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At Rider, some customers can't resist slipping the bartender a buck or two.
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The overall CPI was unchanged in January after slipping 0.1 percent in December.
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Before slipping into a coma, her mother asked for her youngest son Charlie.
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The changed hands at $0.7053 after slipping from highs above $0.714 last week.
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Right back to the time when I felt you slipping away from me.
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The emotional payoffs of each journey keep the show from slipping into WTF!?!
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Only 28% of countries are considered free today, and their number is slipping.
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Most motorists are familiar with the alarming noise of a slipping belt drive.
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"I don't want anyone slipping into the same trap as me," N.M. said.
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SPX index has barely budged, slipping just 0.05 percent over the same period.
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At what point did you feel like the season slipping through your fingers?
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So is Georgia slipping away from the West and back into Russia's orbit?
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Sterling edged 0.3% lower against the U.S. dollar Tuesday morning, slipping to $1.2437.
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That definitely has saved me from slipping on the runway, knock on wood.
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But the chances of a victory for Sedol are slipping from his grasp.
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Data on Monday showed manufacturing in Brazil avoided slipping into contraction in June.
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"The woman of my dreams is slipping out of my fingers," he says.
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Humans, in contrast, split their weight evenly and thus end up slipping more.
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Slipping on Google's Daydream View headset, I'm instantly immersed in a new world.
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The dollar fell 1.3 percent against the , slipping to 102.05 yen per dollar.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices slipping 20.2 percent in August.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast import prices slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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But its iron grip began slipping ever since Google launched Chrome in 2008.
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Just make sure you're not at risk of slipping — that's how accidents happen.
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Maybe he's just trying to help himself from slipping into Joffrey-like ignominy.
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Then he hangs out at the club for a bit before slipping out.
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Overseas, European stocks mostly fell, with the Stoxx 600 index slipping 0.81 percent.
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The number of cases she handles has soared and safety standards are slipping.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.6939 after slipping from levels above $0.696 yesterday.
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The family responded, suggesting the aging former president might be slipping a bit.
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Slipping away The Gambia's unforgiving climate is threatening to erase its dark history.
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Most small businesses manage to stay compliant, or they don't get caught slipping.
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The population has dropped by several hundred annually, slipping below 5,000 this year.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1315 after slipping 0.2 percent overnight.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales slipping 20.8 percent last month.
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The economy has already suffered, slipping down the growth rankings among the G7.
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It doesn't get any more vulnerable than a song like "Slipping" by DMX.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1311 after slipping 0.2 percent overnight.
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The findings come on the heels of slipping approval ratings for the president.
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Until she was, via a quick pin while slipping out of a chokehold.
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"There's nothing on the radar that says we're slipping into recession," she said.
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The odds for the Republicans winning the presidency also seem to be slipping.
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The overall CPI was unchanged last month after slipping 0.1 percent in December.
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The dollar fetched 111.41 yen, slipping from Friday's nine-day high of 111.90.
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Keys showed signs of frustration as she felt the game was slipping away.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1316 after slipping 0.2 percent overnight.
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And how could he hold onto the insights that he felt slipping away?
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Trading volume is slipping, though, ahead of the U.S. Thanksgiving Day holiday Thursday.
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The euro edged up 0.05 percent to $1.1309 after slipping 0.2 percent overnight.
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Exports of goods also fell last month, slipping 1.6 percent to $116.8 billion.
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Energy stocks climbed 21.3445 percent after slipping 0.9 percent in the previous session.
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S. trade war, with growth in 2018 slipping to a six-year low.
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We are also facing the very real danger of slipping into false equivalency.
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S. holder of Treasuries, with $1.1 trillion, slipping $12 billion for the month.
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Geiselman bought her one, and she relaxed, slipping into chattiness as she ate.
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In Hong Kong, the erased earlier gains, slipping 0.553 percent by late afternoon.
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The Turkish lira started slipping again after rebounding more than 26.9175 percent overnight.
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Bradley Beal exited in the third quarter with right hamstring tightness after slipping.
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Dubai's main index was down 0.6 percent with Emaar Properties slipping 1.2 percent.
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Asian equity markets closed mostly lower, with the Shanghai composite slipping 0.5 percent.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1758 after slipping 0.2 percent on Friday.
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A high-tech towel that keeps her from slipping around during yoga classes
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Avoid slipping into the complacency of the daily grind and always continue learning.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales slipping 0.2 percent in February.
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Slipping away from the press pool, he made his way to the Kremlin.
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The euro was flat at $1.1477 after slipping about 0.6 percent on Wednesday.
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Not only are they struggling, in generational terms, they appear to be slipping.
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Why not make those pajamas Trekkie-approved by slipping into these pajama pants?
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Clinton, and denied that his candidate fears the Democratic nomination is slipping away.
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All blue-chip lenders pulled back with Al Rajhi Bank slipping 1.2 percent.
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Inventories of factory goods fell 0.3 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in October.
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Like slipping into a well-worn pair of jeans after months of khaki.
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The danger of slipping between the crack poses a threat to your future.
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I'm quickly scrambling up to catch her and slipping around on the tile.
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In an ideal scenario, we could protect all endangered species from slipping away.
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Now, he sees the 2500 years of progress that's been made slipping away.
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America was tiring of his act: He began slipping in the presidential polls.
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HK/SIN Thursday, after slipping as low as 6.5074 earlier in the day.
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They bristled at suggestions that slipping past a winless team cheapened the victory.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the index slipping to 50.5 in February.
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There were calls for civil disobedience and concerns about America slipping toward dictatorship.
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Our enduring connection, this fiendish devotion to our favorite game, was slipping away.
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SmackDown Live has been better, but still risked slipping into the same rut.
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They said they saw America slipping into an earlier, uglier version of itself.
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CHICAGO — Rahm Emanuel, the departing mayor of Chicago, is not slipping away quietly.
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"They're hurting," Stanton said here on Monday, after slipping on his Yankees jersey.
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Its speed and accuracy begin to slip in one's 20s and keep slipping.
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Mr. Trump's power over companies started to show signs of slipping last year.
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"Please don't leave me," she told Mr. Bordoy before slipping into a coma.
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Each, he feared, was an obsession from a world that was slipping away.
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London , Frankfurt and Paris plunged more than 5% and Milan slipping around 3%.
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Auto stocks remained under pressure with the Nifty auto index slipping nearly 3%.
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Television replays seemed to show Tiger's right foot slipping slightly on his downswing.
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While the Skripals waited, their son, Sasha, was slipping into a deep hole.
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The Giants' season seemed to be slipping away after an 0-2 start.
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No more slipping the president goofy website stories that he confuses with facts.
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The mix also keeps you from slipping and sliding when the sweating starts.
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Signs are accumulating that the eurozone is in danger of slipping into recession.
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Germany's once-mighty banking industry is also struggling to avoid slipping into irrelevance.
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On the downside, banking stocks took a hit slipping 3.83% to 94.45 rand.
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In reality, blue slipping conflicts with core constitutional values of the democratic process.
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National polling confirms the trend: Warren slipping and Joe Biden increasing his lead.
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Auto sales fell 0.8 percent in August after slipping 0.1 percent in July.
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But in recent years, opponents of the ruling party say standards are slipping.
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As she awaits trial, her dream of becoming a teacher is slipping away.
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It also reduces chafing and prevents them from slipping down into your shoes.
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"I stumbled down the stairs soaking wet, slipping, shoeless and scared," she said.
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Leadership is slipping through our fingers, but it's too soon to give up.
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Now, observers and diplomats fear Sri Lanka is slipping back into illiberal democracy.
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Yet: We miraculously spied the errant hat, slipping and sliding in the waves.
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However, he acknowledged that his goal of producing legislation before summer was slipping.
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Milkfats were down, with anhydrous milk fat down 5.5% and butter slipping 3.9%.
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Washing your hair should be as basic as slipping on your favorite bluejeans.
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The mats can be placed under the tires to keep them from slipping.
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Spot gold dipped 0.47% to $1,454.28 per ounce, slipping five sessions in six.
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In currencies, the dollar was mostly steady after slipping in the last session.
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"I'll have a Tiger Beer, too," Tira Harpaz said, slipping into a seat.
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If you cross him, he'll joke about slipping ice-nine into your food.
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" Another strategist was more direct: "The support won't be there if he's slipping.
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" Another strategist was more direct: "The support won't be there if he's slipping.
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They're the ones who foresee turbulent campaigns and a House majority slipping away.
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Financials did not show much strength either, with the subindex slipping 0.1% lower.
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The dollar last traded at 107.23 after slipping as low as 106.82 earlier.
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South Korean stocks closed lower, with the Kospi slipping 0.39 percent to 22,246.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.6804 after slipping from levels above $0.680 yesterday.
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She fractured her wrist after slipping off a rail in training on Wednesday.
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She finally escaped last spring, slipping into the bush while her captors slept.
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It is hard to imagine City slipping to sixth in the near future.
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The photographs portray a darker-skinned model slipping on peach-colored Adidas slippers.
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Yeah, I don't know, I think that you've been slipping in recent weeks.
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A Russian lawmaker was found dead after allegedly slipping and hitting his head.
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But wearing these different options isn't as simple as slipping on a new uniform.
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The Democratic delegate count so far shows Mr. Sanders slipping significantly behind Mrs. Clinton.
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U.S. crude added 0.86 percent to $51.52 a barrel, after slipping 53 percent overnight.
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I had some boob slipping out the side – we should have taped that up.
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The 2-year yield also hit 2.57 percent before slipping back to 2.55 percent.
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Clinton was slipping once the allegations of an affair emerged, and former Massachusetts Sen.
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When I relapse, as I often do, I feel myself slipping away from music.
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Azure's revenue was up 24.3 percent, slipping from 259 percent growth one quarter ago.
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A recent poll shows Roskam slipping behind his Democratic opponent, political newcomer Sean Casten.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 212,2250 in the latest week.
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Import prices excluding fuels fell 0.2 percent after slipping 0.1 percent the prior month.
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Crude prices were down about 225 percent, slipping below the $220-a-barrel mark.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 215,000 in the latest week.
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At stake is the Netherlands' dominance in the global flower trade, which is slipping.
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Officials said Warner's son, Jeffrey Warner, found her slipping in and out of consciousness.
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"Man, like, just listen to people," she reminds him before slipping into a limo.
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Just like the prospect of Mark Zuckerberg stepping down, anything Facebook ... It's slipping by.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.7129 after slipping from highs of about $0.717 yesterday.
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Harry Styles is a handsome cloud of a boy softly slipping through the ether.
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Economists had forecast sales slipping 24.0 percent toa 2343 million-unit pace in November.
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Coral bleaching is devastating marine life, and nations are slipping under rising sea levels.
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Go deeper: Key global warming target is slipping out of reach, UN scientists warn
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Slipping them off is also easier than pretty much any other shoe I've tried.
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Click through for all the pairs worth slipping your Cinderella feet into this season.
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But Amazon's early hopes of a shock-and-awe victory may be slipping away.
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Biehn and Henriksen, both slipping effortlessly back into their famous roles, help as well.
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It takes one time for the lion to catch you slipping and it's over!
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The U.S. currency bounced modestly after slipping the previous day on lower Treasury yields.
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The unemployment rate is forecast slipping to 4.9 percent from 5.0 percent in April.
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Instead, after Warren's distant third-place finish, Buttigieg is slipping into that sweet spot.
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To prevent slipping, cut a piece of sandpaper and glue it to the sole.
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Overseas, European equities slipped, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index slipping 0.27 percent.
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Retail sales, to consumers, have actually been slipping since middecade, according to industry data.
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Overseas, European stocks traded slightly lower, with the Stoxx 600 index slipping 0.16 percent.
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The Solution: Straps should stay put without slipping off or digging into your shoulders.
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Her southern accent-emphasizing impression will have you slipping "y'alls" into conversation all day.
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Unfortunately, nothing seems real until you feel that million truly slipping from your reach.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6891 after slipping from the $0.690 handle yesterday.
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Irwin said that Gutierrez's skills were slipping at the time of the Syed trial.
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He's been dispatched last-minute to areas where Clinton's edge seems to be slipping.
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Over the past couple of months, Europeans have noticed time slipping away from them.
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In the meantime, the opportunity to fix things without great upheaval is slipping away.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 212,000 in the latest week.
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In June, wholesale energy prices fell 3.1% after slipping 0.23% in the prior month.
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In June, wholesale energy prices fell 3.1% after slipping 1.0% in the prior month.
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With much of Europe at risk of slipping into recession, that sounds pretty good.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 213,000 in the latest week.
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Cruz holds a lead in polling in Texas, but that has been slipping lately.
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For now, most Americans still support the Mueller investigation, though support has been slipping.
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If you're worried this fortuitous day is already slipping through your fingers, don't panic.
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Overseas, European equities traded slightly lower, with the Stoxx 230 index slipping 28 percent.
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The FTSE 213.3 was the only major European index to lose value, slipping 26.1%.
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Taylor letting Bobby and Chuck annihilate each other and slipping away like a bobcat.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.7103 after slipping sharply from highs below $0.725 yesterday.
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My hands are covered in blood and the blades are slipping from my grasp.
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The is still up 8 percent in 2018 after slipping 2500 percent last week.
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But the Karunadasa's village may have been on the verge of slipping as well.
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Investment on private construction projects increased 0.6 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in September.
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A poll on Saturday showed the conservative slipping to third place in round one.
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Hillary Clinton isn't worried that her lead over presidential opponent Bernie Sanders is slipping.
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Frustrations bubbled over for the Vikings as they sensed their postseason chances slipping away.
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The rougher metal wheels help keep you from slipping around on your measurement surface.
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The Salvation Army, facing slipping donations, reduced gasoline and food assistance by a third.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 275,000 in the latest week.
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European equities fell broadly, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index slipping 003 percent.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 22.26,000 in the latest week.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 24,2500 in the latest week.
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Profit rose for three straight quarters last year before slipping in the latest quarter.
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But domestic demand has weakened this year, with unemployment creeping higher and imports slipping.
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Spot silver fell 0.2 percent to $15.09, after slipping to its lowest since Dec.
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Average hourly earnings are seen rising 200 percent after slipping 20.2 percent in February.
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Revenue at the British-inspired home decor retailer began slipping in double-digit rates.
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The Australian dollar extended overnight losses, slipping to a three-week trough of $0.7091.
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You can't let anyone know you're slipping, so you've got to protect your reputation.
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Bangladesh security forces patrol the perimeter of the camps to stop refugees slipping out.
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She ran up to Green for a hug before slipping into her team jersey.
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The cat sauntered back into the chip shop, slipping through the catflap like liquid.
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In July, spending on goods rose 0.2 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in June.
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Yet today, Palabay and others warn that the promise of the declaration is slipping.
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Veterans of the Cold War era see a rapid slipping back into old patterns.
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Presumably because these are the accounts that continue slipping under its bot-detection radar.
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They were about the American values that we have begun to feel slipping away.
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The euro was steady at $1.1177 after slipping 0.4% against the dollar on Tuesday.
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Britain's populist tabloids have a long history of slipping happily into anti-European remarks.
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Goldman Sachs was the biggest drag on the Dow, slipping 183 percent to $151.27.
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Meanwhile, the euro traded at $1.1695, slipping from above $1.1760 earlier in the week.
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She tilted one of the mixing bowls, the ring slipping easily around her thumb.
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The euro was steady at $1.1169 after slipping 0.4% against the dollar on Tuesday.
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As Richard Nixon discovered, slipping from breaking norms to breaking laws is easily done.
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Expectations for economic developments in the euro zone deteriorated, slipping to 14.3 from 20.0.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 213,23.6 in the latest week.
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The euro dipped 0.1 percent to $1.1201 after slipping 0.3 percent the previous day.
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U.S. crude futures extended losses, slipping 0.5 percent to trade at $57.82 per barrel.
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Yet the far-right populism they stoked seems to be slipping beyond their control.
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The euro was steady at $1.1175 after slipping 0.4% against the dollar on Tuesday.
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HIGHLANDS, N.Y. — The 20123-year-old veteran's mind had been slipping away for years.
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She explained both cars were in the parking garage, but security had been slipping.
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And some young people feel the American dream is slipping out of their reach.
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But there is one economic arena where women are slipping further behind men: billionaires.
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But that timeline appears to be slipping amid a standoff on controversial policy riders.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 212,223 in the latest week.
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But another, even bigger, plastic problem has been slipping under the radar -- cigarette filters.
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The US life expectancy is slipping further and further behind other high-income countries.
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The benchmark CSI300 stock index, already slipping, opened down around 3.5 percent on Monday.
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The Australian dollar extended overnight losses, slipping to a three-week trough of $0.7096.
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It doesn't help that Yahoo's market share in its main business, advertising, keeps slipping.
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My dream of hitting the Half Their Size goal was slipping through my hands.
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In June, wholesale energy prices fell 22020% after slipping 1.0% in the prior month.
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But it was happening at a time when things like that were slipping through.
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So Amazon's profits came in below analysts' expectations, which sent the stock price slipping.
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In the US in particular, Uber's market dominance could be slipping, new data shows.
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A child is then vulnerable to slipping out, and getting ejected from the seat.
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The Senate's work on a short-term spending bill is slipping into next week.
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LGBTQ acceptance is slipping in this culture, and hate crimes are on the rise.
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" Another, Thrown_away011235, seemed interested, citing "condoms rolling up and slipping off in the past.
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It seemed, to Alma, that they were slipping off the edge of the world.
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The days of slipping through the back of a tailor's shop are long gone.
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Slipping into neurotic budgeting mode has become a well-rehearsed drill at this point.
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But Guaido said that hold was slipping thanks in part to pressure from abroad.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 215,00 in the latest week.
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However, it appears the president is slipping among some key voting blocs, including women.
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And is this proof that Mr. Trump's grip on his own party is slipping?
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Most polls also showed support for the Democrats slipping as the debate dragged on.
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Another time, I could feel my emotions slipping after a tense meeting at work.
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He explained that he had trouble tying laces and slipping into shoes without help.
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Do I feel as if America is slipping into the earlier and uglier self?
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I loved slipping away to a local internet cafe where I learned about music.
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Heavyweight financials slid 2.2%, with all the "Big Four" slipping between 2.3% and 2.7%.
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Slipping into a pair is the easiest way to update a ho-hum outfit.
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In the Senate, the election already seems to be slipping away from the Democrats.
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Qatar's index also edged lower, slipping 20.1% to brake a four-session winning streak.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.6729 after slipping from highs above $0.676 last week.
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She grieved for the way in which fiction was slipping from the public imagination.
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Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden's support is slipping.
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Biden has seen his frontrunner status slipping at the national level as Warren surges.
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The pound dropped 0.4% against the US dollar on Monday, slipping below $1.29. 4.
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And that to me looked like slipping back into that other way of being.
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She stood with her rigid hands, with her desperate smile, with her socks slipping.
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The data paint an even clearer picture of opportunistic blue slipping behavior by senators.
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Parties no longer meant popping anti-inflammatories and slipping heels off under a tablecloth.
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Core goods prices rose 0.2 percent last month after slipping 0.1 percent in July.
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Slipping these on after wearing ski boots all day feels like walking on clouds.
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Equity markets around the world fell, with MSCI's all-country world index slipping 0.52%.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6961 after slipping from levels above $0.700 yesterday.
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Warren has been slipping in the polls, while Sanders's consistent support has seen growth.
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The euro's rise dragged the dollar lower with the greenback slipping 0.1% to 97.28.
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Chickens were slipping from the talon grip of eagles and falling from the sky.
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Spending on goods rose 0.2 percent last month after slipping 0.1 percent in June.
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It's a longtime NATO ally that's slipping into autocracy and moving closer to Russia.
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The euro was nearly flat at $1.1213 after slipping 0.3 percent the previous day.
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She already had diabetes and heart disease, and now she was slipping into dementia.
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The euro on Thursday fell 0.5 percent against the dollar, slipping back below $53.
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He knew the identity of the song was slipping away from him to her.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 2250,22.25 in the latest week.
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The dollar lost some ground to the yen, slipping 0.4 percent to 111.42 yen.
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The pound was little changed at $1.3110 after slipping 1 percent the previous day.
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We've seen mortality numbers, we've seen -- Dimon: I can -- in total, we are slipping.
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He's gone viral slipping her candy and she's gone viral giving him a hug.
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But slipping in a buzzword or 10 during the interview process can be key.
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The country's central bank has warned that it could be slipping into a recession.
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It would entail slipping Dodd-Frank changes into an end-of-year spending bill.
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The pound stood little changed at $1.3104 after slipping 1 percent the previous day.
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Ashton writes that Hanukkah was originally a relatively minor holiday, generally slipping by unnoticed.
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Can I be fully confident he's not slipping that rhetoric, however subtle, in there?
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The Commerce Department said that business inventories gained 1.393% after slipping 21.39% in November.
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"They're slipping or tripping in their bathrooms, or in their kitchens," Mr. Kolosh said.
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Its future is slipping through its paws as we rummage through numbers and statistics.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims slipping to 220,000 in the latest week.
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But with polls showing him slipping farther behind just three weeks before the Nov.
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Here's the butcher's bill: The anti-stonking hit tech's largest players as well, with Apple falling over 3%, Microsoft falling 4.8%, Alphabet slipping 3.4%, Amazon falling a more modest 2.3% and Facebook slipping the most with a 5.4% decline during regular hours.
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Economists had forecast sales slipping 217 percent to a 24.3 million-unit pace in October.
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And slipping and falling on my face while trying to make my one dramatic exit.
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Weirdly, It's a Wonderful Life seems to be slipping back into the mists of time.
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INGRAHAM: And Chuck Schumer, ends up slipping up, gives away the Democrats&apos real agenda.
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Skating's something that I care so much about and I can see it slipping away.
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But with the arbitrary anniversary deadline slipping, a new arbitrary deadline moved to center stage.
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As Koum sees it, slipping a backdoor into an encrypted service would defeat the purpose.
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The short-term two-year yield hit its highest level since June 2008 before slipping.
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Cellphone footage shows a gun slipping away from Washington in the middle of the scuffle.
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Why not make those pajamas Trekkie-approved by slipping into these comfy, cotton pajama pants?
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"Whenever you do boxing moves like slipping and rolling, you're using your legs," says Donald.
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Banking stocks struggled, with Mitsubishi UFJ slipping 0.59 percent and Mizuho lower by 0.33 percent.
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Both companies saw weaker holiday sales, with November and December comparable sales slipping 2.1 percent.
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That's effectively what Russian Doll does, too, slipping for the first time into a flashback.
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Economists had forecast sales slipping 1.0 percent to a 5.50 million-unit pace in November.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast initial claims slipping to 270,000 in the latest week.
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The index was down 2300 percent, after slipping to a four-month low of 20.23.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast initial claims slipping to 22.14,22000 in the latest week.
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Windows is by no means dead, but it's gradually slipping down Microsoft's list of priorities.
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He wore a pair of broken sandals, his feet sometimes slipping out as he walked.
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But today, America's dominance is slipping, and its willingness to stem that decline is uncertain.
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Oil prices rose slightly early on Monday on some of that sentiment, before slipping again.
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The index was down 2261.06 percent, after slipping to a four-month low of 2300.
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Her work is collage- and illustration-based, slipping seamlessly between personal storytelling and educational biographies.
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The dollar fell 1.3 percent against the yen JPY=, slipping to 102.05 yen per dollar.
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He arrived at the courthouse early, slipping in before it was open to the public.
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The unemployment rate is seen slipping one-tenth of a percentage point to 4.9 percent.
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The fight took place in pouring rain, with both boxers slipping on the drenched canvas.
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But Bieber seemed to be slipping very publicly as he tripped through the Purpose Tour.
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Slipping into management-speak, she said the government should be judged on "key performance indicators".
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In that time, robots, drones, and artificial intelligence have been slipping onto real-world battlefields.
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"A lot of times people fall on their face, slipping and falling," Dr. Apa says.
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In the previous session, U.S. indexes ended lower with utilities slipping more than 1 percent.
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Most iPhone users have had the experience of slipping in and out of iMessage threads.
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August concluded with the S&P slipping 230 percent, snapping a five-month winning streak.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast initial claims slipping to 215,2000 in the latest week.
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I think in the United States we've demonstrated pretty decisively that we're not slipping back.
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But without efforts to deepen Zimbabwe's democracy the country risks slipping back into the quagmire.
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But, buffeted by the waves, he was unable to climb up, his grasp repeatedly slipping.
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If you're worried about biased algorithms slipping out into the wild, that's a troubling thought.
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Meanwhile, the Adria microplate to Italy's east is slipping beneath Eurasia and the Apennines Mountains.
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In her hands, the documentary becomes about time slipping past, rather than the frozen moment.
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There's nothing more annoying than earbuds slipping out while trying to get some miles in.
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The decline weighed on the wider index, with MSCI's emerging markets benchmark slipping 0.4 percent.
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The euro turned negative, slipping 0.1 percent to $1.1412 but remaining above the session low.
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Both candidates are appealing to voters with a message that the nation is slipping away.
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Longer-dated bonds fared better, with PDVSA's 2027 bond slipping 4.83 points to bid 123.
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LME lead volumes fell 16 percent last year after slipping by 1 percent in 2015.
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Sterling was down nearly 1 percent and came within a whisker of slipping below $1.30 .
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Trump did not address the fact that his ratings were slipping when he bowed out.
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But it's far from bulky, slipping easily under the cuffs on my long-sleeve shirt.
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The ringgit pared its gains after the data, slipping to 4.1300 per dollar from 4.1260.
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But it began slipping by mid-March as the Trump Agenda magic began to fade.
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Average hourly earnings increased 10 cents, or 0.4 percent, after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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The New Year's shutdown was not about some cocky producers getting stupid and slipping up.
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Johnson's piano eventually takes the lead, slipping and sliding until it encircles every other sound.
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Clinton lost, of course, and gun sales started slipping the day after the election. 4.
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Even so, as his popularity with voters withers, his grip over the party is slipping.
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He tipped excessively, slipping $20 bills to strangers, because they reminded him of close friends.
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Aerial bombardment also dug craters into main streets to prevent militants from slipping between neighborhoods.
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Yet inadequate practices and insufficient tools have contributed to the exploits slipping by the developers.
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Slipping into the driver's seat, it feels like any number of other cars I've driven.
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He also said investors were worried about the market slipping as earnings season moved forward.
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The Knicks called a full timeout to try to stop the game from slipping away.
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And it helps explain why the president's support with his base is slipping at last.
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Deep, fast-moving water rushes through the streets, slipping over cars and picking up debris.
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The Nasdaq Composite fell for the first time in seven sessions, slipping 21% to 2400.10,20.6.
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But there's a languidness to the proceedings that had me slipping down in my chair.
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Hong Kong's saw slim declines, slipping by 20.07 percent by 266.94:00 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Al is getting older and feels his control over his brothel and the town slipping.
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There is something slipping away in this country, and it's not about race or ethnicity.
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You might go to a costume party yourself, slipping into other houses, other masked identities.
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The jobless rate is forecast slipping one-tenth of a percentage point to 4.9 percent.
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Mainland markets ended the day in negative territory, with the slipping 1.16503 percent to 21.1650,4.962.
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The euro traded at $25.82, slipping from levels above $23.6 reached in the previous week.
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Greater China markets traded lower, with Hong Kong's slipping 0.64 percent at 3:03 p.m.
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The textured handle resists slipping, which you want to avoid with such a sharp knife.
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U.S. stocks finished the session lower, with the Dow Jones industrial average slipping 2161.3 percent.
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In currencies, the dollar index was steady at 453 after slipping in the last session.
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However, it fell short on overall life experience this year, slipping out of third place.
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As the night started coming to a close, Smith realized his chance was slipping away.
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The Australian dollar was mostly steady at $0.7244 after slipping 0.4 percent the previous session.
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The British government said Russia Today's "mask as an impartial news provider" was clearly slipping.
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The Penguins lost eight of their next 12 games, slipping to 10th in the conference.
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However, gains in technology and healthcare stocks prevented the Nasdaq from slipping into negative territory.
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" He admitted he "can't keep slipping up like this," and that "he's better than this.
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When he's not slipping and sliding around the stage, Justin Bieber is tickling the keys.
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When he moved to Auburn for work, he began slipping into homes and raping women.
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Which it was at the beginning, and a sense that this dream was slipping away.
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And that foundation may be slipping away, possibly over a period that could last decades.
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If they start slipping or ducking, the champ will throw up the left high kick.
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The playoffs are slipping away from Boston, and this is pretty much the reason. 1.
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But just as often, I find myself slipping into the quicksand that is the internet.
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She has since seen a jump in the polls, while Biden appears to be slipping.
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Now the latest polling shows Pennsylvania — and the election — slipping out of the Republicans' reach.
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There's a silicone pad on the bottom of the bottle to keep it from slipping.
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Kaz Minerals was the sector's and the STOXX 600's biggest loser, slipping 6.8 percent.
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The zipper is a nice touch for keeping the robe from slipping off the shoulders.
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The drop in opposition requests come as O'Rourke's polling numbers and national profile are slipping.
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Now, I can feel myself slipping back in to the same pattern of overcommitting myself.
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The floor was slick, so we used to use Tide powder to keep from slipping.
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Italy probably has several months to avoid slipping over the cliff to the junk abyss.
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I feel myself slipping not just out of my day but out of time itself.
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In Germany retail sales are already slipping and firms are planning to hire fewer workers.
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The regulations for Pesco are still being debated, with a decision probably slipping to July.
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The inside of my nose felt alarmingly stiff, and I kept slipping on the ice.
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Power appeared to be slipping from Mr. Mugabe as outside forces were determining his fate.
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Wolves have been slipping across the Polish border for years, gradually settling into rural Germany.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6143 after slipping from levels above $0.64 last week.
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To her dismay, she saw her community slipping away, her friends dying or already dead.
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The coronavirus is slamming shippers across the board, particularly because of Chinese manufacturing activity slipping.
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If slipping is a problem, use a tiny amount of poster putty in each corner.
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I could feel the babe moving, slipping, and squirming through my body toward the light.
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He had heard cases of people slipping tabs inside crayon wrappers or under a stamp.
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Every day that North Korea doesn't test is a day we're not slipping toward war.
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Sung here by Morissette, it's still an excruciating document of a life slipping beyond reach.
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Even before the new numbers were reported, many residents had been slipping through the cracks.
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"I learned to hop over the banana peel instead of slipping on it," she said.
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Wage growth weakened in September, slipping to 2.9% year-on-year from 3.2% in August.
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For some inhabitants, the extravagance goes on; for others, it is a memory slipping away.
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I think that the old notion of the American Dream is slipping away from us.
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Several others fled, most likely slipping back across the border into Somalia, the officials said.
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Wade is the team's next-best offensive threat, but his numbers, not surprisingly, are slipping.
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Amid increasing obsession with the glamor players in football, goalkeepers are slipping from the spotlight.
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"Things are kind of slipping away at this point," Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner said.
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Japan's Nikkei also shed 0.3 percent, slipping from 26-year highs hit the day before.
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That's why it is disheartening now to witness parts of the ethics program slipping away.
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Soon, he started slipping the prize-winning pieces to people he knew, sometimes for profit.
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As I entered my early 2628's, I found myself slipping towards end-stage illness.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6749 after slipping from levels above $0.678 last week.
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When Laver started slipping and sliding across the grass courts, he switched to spiked sneakers.
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Here was a man who defined himself by his intellect, and it was slipping away.
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Last month, prices for imported petroleum raced 4.8 percent after slipping 0.4 percent in July.
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The drop in the currency led to the S&P 500 and Dow industrials slipping.
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Treasury yields dipped, with the note, most reflective of Fed policy, slipping to 2.61 percent.
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Pizza sales, which were slipping even before the most recent dust up, have now plummeted.
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Support for impeachment, meanwhile, appears to be slipping in some key battleground states like Wisconsin.
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Macri has seen his popularity slipping in opinion polls, even as archrival Fernandez has gained.
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But by 1003, says Perl, it was clear that things were slipping out of control.
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They try to dig into the story but it keeps slipping out of their grasp.
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The euro was steady at $1.1016 after slipping to a three-week trough of $1.1000.
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And they enjoy slipping into these time-warped rom-coms as much as I do.
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ET (22017 GMT), slipping from a nearly 2500-month high just below $2000 a barrel.
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Despite a recent public market resurgence, the company is slipping back toward its IPO price.
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The U.S. dollar inched higher against major currencies after slipping following the dismissal of Tillerson.
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A closer look at Facebook's trend line shows the stock slipping below its uptrend channel.
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In currency markets, the euro was at $1.1083, up 0.05% after slipping 0.4% last week.
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With prices having dropped recently, slipping to $100.51 a tonne in the week ended Oct.
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Slipping beneath the skin, slicing the facade, close to the bone, too close for comfort.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6823 after slipping from an earlier high of $0.6853.
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Average hourly earnings increased 212 cents, or 2408 percent, after slipping 23.9 percent in November.
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And Mr. Trump has also strongly suggested that terrorists may be slipping across the border.
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Indeed, Jimmy is already slipping up, and he's on thin ice with his new firm.
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Cook, slipping the shrimp once, until the shrimp are cooked through and pink, 4 minutes.
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Videos of Holmes slipping in and out of her fake voice sometimes surface and then mysteriously disappear, but former employees of Theranos said on the podcast The Dropout that she was heard slipping into a higher pitch at a company holiday party, perhaps after drinking.
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Meanwhile, Michelle wakes up in Pierre Ruskin's bed, where she's been since slipping into a coma.
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The sole is lightweight and flexible, and has rubber treads to prevent slipping in a studio.
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The Chinese yuan rose to a seven-month high, fuelled by trade optimism, before slipping slightly.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast sales slipping to a 5.48 million-unit pace in June.
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"If [prices are] slipping, there's a great incentive to continue to stabilize the market," Kilduff said.
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The three major U.S. indexes fell more than 2 percent, with the Nasdaq slipping the most.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 was little changed from the previous session, provisionally slipping 0.16 percent.
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The Turkish lira weakened 0.6 percent, slipping back towards last week's 0.743-1/2-month lows.
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It also keeps the president from slipping quickly into "lame duck" status during an election year.
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Sector performance was mixed, with IT and telecommunications shares rising but energy and healthcare stocks slipping.
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Or maybe, just maybe, Apple is slipping, and we were wrong to trust it all along.
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The greenback traded at 2500 on Thursday during Asian hours, slipping from Wednesday's high at 212.92.
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I started slipping into it, and that's why I took a year off and buggered off.
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Shares of Tata Motors Ltd declined for a third straight session, slipping as much 2.17 percent.
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The unemployment rate is forecast slipping to 2157 percent in May from 27 percent in April.
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Turkey is slipping into dictatorship, Venezuela remains mired in autocracy, as do countries in every continent.
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Sensing that the race was slipping away, Cruz by that point had opted for direct confrontation.
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If you need to walk around, throw some big socks over the booties to prevent slipping.
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Perhaps only the Australians devote as much attention to creating space and slipping runners between defenders.
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The lowering of that target contributed to BNP Paribas' shares slipping 0.5% in early session trading.
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How can you ever trust someone, knowing they might be slipping love potion into your coffee?
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To avoid keeping you waiting, it appears that global early-stage deal counts could be slipping.
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But mostly we see her slipping slowly toward the inexorable crisis of being an empty-nester.
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Each candidate also proposes adding benefits boost to prevent lower-income seniors from slipping into poverty.
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But the timetable is slipping, and there is a growing risk of no deal at all.
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And the Reuters survey showed the manufacturers' sentiment index was seen slipping to 20 in July.
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The lowering of that target contributed to BNP Paribas' shares slipping 0.5% in early session trading.
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MIWD73PUS, which tracks shares in 47 countries, declined 0.15 percent, slipping further from a record level.
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The back has a grippy rubberized texture, which prevents it from slipping out of your hand.
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The euro was steady at $340.863 after slipping overnight from a three-year top of $1.2538.
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Overseas, European equities traded slightly lower, with the pan-European Stoxx 28.75 index slipping 22009 percent.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield rose to its highest level since 2011, before slipping.
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The golf industry pushed for the sport's inclusion to help boost participation, which has been slipping.
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Unmold them by slipping a knife under the cups and gently transferring them to a plate.
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It felt like London's love letter to a Europe that was slipping away by the second.
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Though it may feel like summer is quickly slipping through our fingers, it's not finished yet.
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At $499, though, it's slipping into the realm of flagship phones that don't cost flagship prices.
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The pound rose 0.5% to as high as $1.2494 before slipping to $1.2475 by 1310 GMT.
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Newly middle-class Chileans fear that it does not protect them from slipping back into poverty.
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Income at the disposal of households after inflation was flat after slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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And they look a lot alike too, slipping into their old Idol gear during one scene.
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In video of the incident, Linden was soon shown yawning and slipping deeper into Santa's lap.
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You need to focus your attention on stepping carefully so as to avoid slipping and falling.
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ET, is likely to show factory orders fell 0.5% in May, after slipping 0.8% in April.
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The S&P 703 on Monday was flat, slipping just 270 of a point to 22.4,2500.
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I'm pretty hammered, but I still manage to take my makeup off before slipping into bed.
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Sterling was within a sliver of slipping below $1.26 for the first time since early January.
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The dollar stood at 111.63 yen, slipping from one-week highs of 112.13 touched on Wednesday.
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South Sudan The world's youngest country is on the verge of slipping back into civil war.
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He follows the dog to the Mariposa, brushing by Teddy before slipping through the saloon doors.
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But faced with his slipping memory, I called into question the role of my own memory.
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Forget about slipping up on fruit skin for a second, though—jumps, Danielle, specifically jump scares.
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South Africa's rand chalked up the biggest losses on the day, slipping more than 1 percent.
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There's a sexier, and hell of a lot more convenient alternative: slipping on a robe instead.
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After slipping in and out of consciousness, Vence claimed he regained full awareness around 7133 p.
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Is London's position as the largest international centre of finance slipping as a result of Brexit?
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Sales also rose in other regions including Japan and Europe, while slipping 5.7 percent in China.
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Some people don't patch because they're tired of vendors slipping unwanted features and software into updates.
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The euro held steady at $1.2230, after briefly slipping to $1.2221 its lowest since Feb. 9.
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The energy sector saw the biggest loss, slipping 3.24 percent, following extended losses in oil prices.
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Silver was up 0.3 percent at $15.06 per ounce, after slipping to its lowest since Dec.
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Even more important, Nate Silver cites evidence that his support among the base is finally slipping.
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The price has since fallen, slipping to around $46.15 a barrel by 1100 GMT on Monday.
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There is something slipping away in this country and it&aposs not about race or ethnicity.
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The Colombo stock index fell 0.3 percent to 6,714.73, slipping from its highest close since Jan.
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If we lose sight of what's working, of what we've gained, we risk slipping into extremism.
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Global benchmark Brent was down 0.72 percent at $40.18, after slipping 3.2 percent in U.S. hours.
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Let's be honest: It's not the easiest slipping into a pair of skinnies post Thanksgiving dinner.
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But there's always a danger of slipping into a formula, one Makela regularly pushes back against.
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Yes, the ads have been all about xenomorphs and facehuggers and terrified humans slipping on blood.
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It has to provide fore-aft traction so you can launch into a sprint without slipping.
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Hoda Kotb's slipping into Matt Lauer's old chair after being named the "Today" show co-anchor.
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Silver gained 1.9 percent to $15.30, after slipping to its lowest since late December on Thursday.
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However, the Pineapple Express comedian didn't mind slipping in an insult just to end the conversation.
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Two armed agents guarding the rear exit clearly weren't enough to stop her from slipping away.
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Kathryn Dennis appears to be slipping back into old habits — and her friends aren't having it.
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But as global warming speeds up sea level rise, the charming destination is steadily slipping underwater.
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Spot silver lost 0.2 percent to $15.08 per ounce, after slipping to its lowest since Dec.
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Spot silver gained 0.1 percent to $15.14 per ounce, after slipping to its lowest since Dec.
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Meanwhile, Snap shares have been slipping even while the Nasdaq composite index climbed to new highs.
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If enough of the community accepts the change, it could prevent the money from slipping away.
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Worried that opportunity is slipping away for people who work hard and play by the rules.
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And clearly we're not the only ones feeling the sands of time slipping through our fingers.
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In opinion polls Saenuri's popularity is slipping, from 44% in mid-March to 35% last week.
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But the stock reversed course midday, slipping 3.4% from its previous close of $9.35 a share.
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Mr. Hopkins is a whirlwind, slipping into and out of lucidity deliciously under Richard Eyre's direction.
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The euro held steady at $1.2235, after briefly slipping to $1.2221 its lowest since Feb. 9.
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By Wednesday, the already distant hopes of an on-time finish seemed to be slipping away.
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But the outlook for New York is slipping and threatens the city's seat atop the world.
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Meanwhile, the Australian dollar edged higher after slipping below the $0.75 handle in the last session.
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He struggled at the first stage of the Olympic trials last September, slipping into ninth place.
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With imports slipping 0.1 percent, net foreign trade added 0.6 percentage points to overall economic growth.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.6869 after slipping from levels above $0.690 in the previous session.
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Trump won the district by 10 points, slipping from Romney's 12-point margin four years earlier.
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He gestured to an empty seat for some latecomer slipping into the back of the room.
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Slipping back to the center in preparation for a general election battle, which is something Mrs.
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It was a verdict on her leadership and the slipping fortunes of Latin America's largest country.
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Many poor and middle-class people in the West risk slipping down the socio-economic scale.
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The dollar was down 0.38 percent at 20183 yen, after slipping as low as 106.65 yen.
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Whenever Trump feels voters slipping away, he goes back to what he knows best: personal attacks.
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David Brooks Does anybody else have the sense that Donald Trump is slipping off the rails?
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In September, investment on private construction projects fell 0.4 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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Advocates have accused Grassley of slipping controversial nominees into a packed agenda to avoid public scrutiny.
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The first thing I noticed slipping these on was how soft, stretchy, and lightweight they are.
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South Korean steelmakers were mixed, with Posco rising 0.31 percent but Hyundai Steel slipping 0.53 percent.
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The euro was up 0.1 percent at $1.0547 after slipping to a low of $1.0526 overnight.
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Electronics stocks finished the day lower, as did steelmakers, with the broader Topix slipping 0.48 percent.
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If you don't, it may mean that that money is "slipping through your fingers," Aliche says.
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Meanwhile, silver lost 0.2 percent at $16.27, earlier slipping to $16.10, its lowest since May 1.
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The euro also lost ground on the greenback, slipping to a two-week low of $1.1071.
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Goldman's revenues stalled at around $34bn between 2012 and 2015, before slipping to $30.6bn in 2016.
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The use of revolving credit, mostly credit cards, rose just 3.7 percent after slipping in January.
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Blue-slipping a nominee, which dates back to at least 1917, isn't actually an official rule.
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The euro EUR= on Thursday fell 0.4 percent against the dollar, slipping below the $1.17 mark.
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Last year, there was that whole "slipping on semen" story he remembered like it was nothing.
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I just preferred feeling like my physical shape was desirable, instead of like it was slipping.
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Thus, the robot knows that either its hand is slipping, or the object it's gripping is.
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The euro crawled back to $1.1849 after slipping overnight to $1.1823, its lowest since late December.
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If those words are slipping—if those words become normal, typical, normative, what do you do?
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Headlines: Slipping in IP protection: Over five years, America slipped from 2nd to fifth on enforcement.
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Without the necessary number of human moderators, the disturbing content is slipping by WhatsApp's automated systems.
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Overseas, European equities traded mostly lower, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 index slipping 0.18 percent.
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Operates best in the netherworld between midfield and attack, drifting, arriving, slipping and, against Sweden, scoring.
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These images pass quickly, carefully linked, slipping and sliding into one another; they sustain repeated viewing.
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Internal Democratic National Committee polling showed Clinton slipping behind Trump and Bayh's lead over Young evaporating.
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But Mr. Felder's one-man veto power may be slipping away, at least on this issue.
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The trick is to enjoy each other's company while slipping away from any crowds you see.
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"It's not fun watching your goal slipping away while you're sitting on the shelf," Frazier said.
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"It's all but irresistible, like slipping into delicious self-pity," writes Michael Hann at the Guardian.
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"Keep your ears out for buzzers or choppers," he tells me before slipping beneath the water.
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Ms. Rader, of Slutbot, acknowledged the possibility of violent or unwelcome language slipping into an algorithm.
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Inflation expectations are slipping among both economic forecasters and consumers, based on two recent Fed surveys.
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The company's long run of slipping revenue began shortly after Ms. Rometty took over in 211.
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Excluding fuels and food, import prices were unchanged last month after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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So I fixated on persistently playing by the rules, or at least never getting caught slipping.
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This exposure is all but inevitable, as cases are continually and rapidly slipping through screening protocols.
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Stocks are off slightly, with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index slipping 0.1 percent on Friday.
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Many runners are finding their dream keeps slipping away, by a minute or so every year.
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Now, her sisters are slipping into their Skims and making their mark with two new videos.
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London (CNN Business)Germany's central bank is warning that the country could be slipping into recession.
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In March, that number jumped to 46 percent, before slipping back to 25 percent in April.
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He started them off slowly, slipping them into a low-budget project already in the pipeline.
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"They took away the first option with Jimmy slipping to the basket," coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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Even after slipping in recent weeks, they are trading at a healthy premium to book value.
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Even after their cycles have been reset, they may find themselves slipping back, unless they're vigilant.
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Confidence in future economic prospects continued slipping into early July, the University of Michigan reported Friday.
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Shares in Boeing rose 1 percent and kept the Dow from slipping back into the red.
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The euro on Thursday fell 0.5 percent against the dollar, slipping back below the $1.17 mark.
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Such vigilance is crucial if we are to resist the undemocratic tide slipping across the globe.
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KAPSAMBELIS: Like many people, I thought of Alzheimer's as a rather gentle state of slipping away.
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Slipping inside the organ's housing, through narrow ladders and platforms, feels like entering a cuckoo clock.
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But by the middle of the 20th century, even their tattooing practices were slipping into history.
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Wells Fargo is warning investors that the year's record market gains could soon start slipping away.
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But Buttigieg's candidacy, like that of many others, has always appeared to hinge on Biden slipping.
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Instead, Apple reinvents, slipping in and producing something more original than what we used to use.
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Months later, her mother died after falling in a rehabilitation center and slipping into a coma.
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The stock was up as much as 5.3 percent before it turned negative, slipping 4 percent.
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A survey on Wednesday showed confidence among homebuilders slipping from an 18-year high in January.
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Fatalities usually occur because of people slipping on firm snow, falling off cliffs or into crevasses.
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Kimothy's legion out there, always looking to catch her slipping so they could do her harm.
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When time and reality start slipping, it might be because of something strange about the island.
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Against the Japanese yen, the greenback was up 0.2 percent at 111.970 after slipping to 117.540.
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Italy's 10-year government bond yield initially rose two basis points before slipping back to flat ,.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 20.2 points to 28,509.23 with Procter & Gamble slipping 1.2 percent.
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Brent oil futures remain weak, slipping 0.4 percent to $37.55 a barrel in early Asian trade.
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Reflecting some wariness on the outlook, the manufacturers' index was seen slipping to 26 in November.
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Still, it was hard for the contest to get too heated with everyone slipping and sliding.
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Bannon reportedly believes Trump's hold on power is slipping in the wake of recent legislative failures.
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Sometimes, illegal perpetrators use small boats, slipping from their own waters to poach other countries' fisheries.
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The Commerce Department said on Friday that business inventories rose 22.34% after slipping 0.1% in September.
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The rubber grip also means you won't be slipping and sliding on your hardwood floors either.
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Firefighters raced through the building on stairwells coated with ice, carrying people downstairs, slipping and sliding.
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Two recent polls showed Mr. Cuomo's approval ratings slipping, in part because of the subway crisis.
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The town's slipping tax revenue was shored up by a $2.3 million federal community disaster loan.
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Gold stocks declined 13%, with Northern Star Resources slipping 4.2% and Regis Resources ending down 4.4%.
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But it made clear that Republicans knew their opportunity to stop the ACA was slipping away.
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The share prices of some of Silicon Valley's most admired companies are slipping by double digits.
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Then he turned mean and insulting and condescending, and I started slipping back into the bubble.
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"London slipping is not to the benefit of continental Europe," said Michael Mainelli of Z/Yen Group.
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That has reassured those Australian strategists who worry that Papua New Guinea is slipping into China's orbit.
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That doesn't stop me from slipping one on for my second date with the aforementioned honest citizen.
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Lilibet, meanwhile, tries slipping behind her father's desk, not yet realizing how soon it will be hers.
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The euro was virtually flat at $1.0579 after slipping to a one-month trough of $1.0561 overnight.
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A few seconds after slipping on the headset, I was floating along a river with grassy banks.
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In order to prevent fiscal discipline from slipping, Japan must continue efforts needed to restore public finances.
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E-Minis for the S&P 500 were little moved, slipping in and out of positive territory.
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The Apple Watch Nike+ Slipping on the Apple Watch Nike+, I really liked how the band felt.
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The dollar popped above 20.3 yen late on Thursday before slipping back to around 212 on Friday.
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You don't have to worry about something slipping through one crack and then being a giant disaster.
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The fell 2.7 percent, slipping into a bear market as it fell 213 percent from recent highs.
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Africa was the only region to report a decline in confidence, slipping by 0.8 point to 54.7.
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Unfilled durable goods orders rebounded 0.2 percent in February after slipping 0.3 percent in the prior month.
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And all the pitfalls that people read about, I just found myself slipping into all of them.
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The Commerce Department said Tuesday that wholesale inventories rose 1 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in October.
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"If I told you the truth about living here, I'd be shot," one whispered before slipping away.
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The common currency was flat at $1.0852 after briefly slipping to $1.0845, its lowest since Dec. 18.
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Muscle strength declines even more rapidly — slipping about 15 percent per decade, starting at around age 50.
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They can sense that that reality is slipping away and wonder what it means for their children.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1629 after slipping overnight to $1.1607, its lowest since Nov. 9.
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He said he felt like she was slipping away from him, as though her personality were changing.
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But through no fault of your own, and in ways that are hidden, you are slipping backward.
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The most recent opinion polls suggest that his lead in the race for governor may be slipping.
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Slipping between English and Spanish, he told Gonzalez-Zuniga he was in pain and having trouble walking.
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The EIA expected coal exports to keep falling, slipping to 17.3 million by the end of 2020.
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Gavin DeGraw's probably hurtin' bad right now ... after slipping and planting his face on some hard ice.
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A long-running index shows that financial happiness in the U.S. is slipping, despite continued economic strength.
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The news dragged technology shares 0.8% lower, with AMS, STMicroelectronics and Siltronic slipping between more than 1%.
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The dollar fell 0.45 percent to 109.11 yen, with the dollar index slipping 0.34 percent to 93.228.
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The Commerce Department said on Thursday business inventories increased 0.3 percent after slipping 0.63 percent in March.
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Gold broke through its recent trading range this week after slipping below its 200-day moving average.
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Excluding fuels and food, import prices fell 0.2 percent last month after slipping 0.1 percent in July.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6758 after slipping from highs above $0.678 the previous trading week.
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The metal had touched a 21.9-month high last week at $217.07,21.75, before slipping back below $044.443,2044.44.
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The agency expects coal exports to keep falling, slipping to 17.3 million by the end of 2020.
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It duly weakened further, slipping past 6.8400 per dollar for the first time since June last year.
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After leading the world for what felt like years, venture investment into China-based companies is slipping.
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That night, Betty tells Jughead that she and Veronica kissed, before slipping into her Dark Betty costume.
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So a mudslide would be mud and water sliding down a slope, slipping, kind of a blob.
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Svishchev suggested that someone may have sabotaged Krushelnitsky by slipping meldonium into his food at training camp.
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The pound stood little changed at $1.3173 after slipping overnight to a seven-month low of $1.3145.
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Or a story about cancer and learning to really live, even while you're life is slipping away?
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Earthquakes are often the result of our planet's tectonic plates slipping past each other on the surface.
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"There's a premium on data at this time because the data recently has been slipping," she said.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.12 percent weaker at 13,512.54, slipping from its highest close since Jan.
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Economists had forecast overall retail sales slipping 0.1 percent and core sales climbing 0.3 percent last month.
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The Nasdaq composite closed 0.2 percent higher, despite the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) slipping 0.81 percent.
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It was the highest reading since June 2015, but it is seen slipping to 28 in April.
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Excluding fuels and food, import prices fell 0.1 percent last month after slipping 0.2 percent in August.
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"There is something slipping away in this country and it's not about race or ethnicity," she adds.
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Since Sinkhole Day, inconsequential items from between now and then have been slipping back into the present.
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ET, that is likely to show factory orders fell 0.5% in May, after slipping 0.8% in April.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast housing starts slipping to a 1.18 million-unit pace in July.
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Florida The Republican advantage in Florida may be slipping away as Democrats turn out to vote early.
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The Fed, however, still wants to ensure that price measures are not slipping before hiking rates again.
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When adjusted for inflation, consumer spending increased 0.6 percent in September after slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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Both candidates have been the beneficiary of the races in Florida and Ohio slipping away from Democrats.
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It's very user-friendly, but so small that when I lubed it up, it kept slipping away.
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Despite slipping support in Congress for the unpopular president, Temer is widely expected to survive the vote.
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Carmakers have been hurt too, with the share prices of General Motors and Ford slipping by 5%.
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Stateside, U.S. equities closed slightly lower, with the composite slipping 7.98 points, or 0.15 percent, to 5,5.14.
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Already there are signs of anarchy, with radicals on both sides slipping loose from their leaders' control.
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Major Japanese export stocks were mixed, with Toyota finishing down 3.16 percent and Honda slipping 2.37 percent.
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DXY, was down 0.4 percent at 94.768, after slipping more than 0.5 percent in the previous session.
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Some economists think the country risks slipping into recession especially if there is a no-deal Brexit.
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The report also showed export prices rose 0.3 percent in December after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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Thai markets, for their part, fell on Monday in early trade, slipping as much as 0.7 percent.
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Portfolio mangers, then, believe stocks could sustain considerably higher bond yields before slipping into a bear market.
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He threw high kicks and front kicks to the face, making Pearson cautious about ducking or slipping.
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The Colombo stock index ended 13 percent weaker at 6,201.65, slipping from its highest close since Dec.
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He's slipping in an out of consciousness with a shambling mass of undead nipping at his heels.
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In a professional environment, slipping up on the details can damage your reputation and limit your potential.
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Spreadbetters see Britain's FTSE opening flat, Germany's DAX slipping 0.25 percent and France's CAC losing 0.2 percent.
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The dollar was down 0.15 percent at 112.300 yen after slipping to as low as 111.990 overnight.
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